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VATICAN II: THE

DECLARATIONS �

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WEEKLY CALENDAR �

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CHRIST THE KING�

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CSA | STEWARDSHIP�

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GIVING TREE�

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SCHOOL NEWS�

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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION�

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HUGO ORNAMENTS�

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BIBLE STUDY�

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GOSPEL/ READINGS�

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WEEKEND MINISTERS�

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MASS INTENTIONS�

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THE SAINT HUGO HERALD

Christ the King | November 21, 2021

Advent &

Christmas

Schedule

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THANKSGIVING DAY MASS�

8:30 a.m. � Chapel�

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PARISH OFFICE CLOSED�

At 12:30 p.m Wednesday, November 24,�

Thursday, November 25 |Thanksgiving,�

Friday, November 26�

THE GIVING TREE IS BACK! | details on page 8�

2 St. Hugo of the Hills | Bloomfield Hills

November 21, 2021

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Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of bulle�n informa�on. We offer our sincere apologies for any errors or omissions that may occur.�

WELCOME TO ST. HUGO WELCOME TO ST. HUGO WELCOME TO ST. HUGO WELCOME TO ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS OF THE HILLS OF THE HILLS OF THE HILLS 2215 Opdyke Road, Bloomfield Hills, MI�

PARISH OFFICE �

PHONE: 248. 644.5460 �

Monday � Friday | 8:30 a.m.. � 4:30 p.m.�

Saturday | 9 a.m.. � 5 p.m.�

Sunday | 9 a.m.. � 1:30 p.m.�

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REGISTRATION�

All new parishioners are encouraged to

register online at www.sthugo.org, call the

parish office at 248�644�5460, or email

[email protected]�

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Pastor Rev. Mark Brauer�

Pastor Emeritus Monsignor Anthony Tocco�

Associate Pastor Rev. Dominic Macioce�

Pastoral Associate & RCIA Sr. Barbara Rund, OP�

Senior Associate Rev. Joseph Szewczyk�

Senior Priest Rev. George Hazler, I.V.Dei�

Senior Priest Rev. Joe Grimaldi�

Weekend Associate Rev. Mark Wendling, SOLT�

Permanent Deacon Rev. Dc. Michael T. Smith�

Permanent Deacon Rev. Dc. Oscar Brown�

Business Manager Brian Bartkowiak�

Parish Accountant TBD�

Accounts Receivable Coordinator Cathy Seifert�

Music Director John Si;ard�

Associate Organist Mitchell Garcia�

Carillonneur David Enos�

Marriage Administra,ve Assistant Pa;y Sinta�

Parish Administra,ve Assistant Steven Mouton�

Infant Bap,sm Coordinator Stephanie Spinale�

Weekend Admin. Assistant Mason Brown�

Digital Media Manager / Bulle,n Bryan Clifford�

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THE HERALD | Parish Bulle,n

[email protected]� �

Deadline for submissions is Mondays by 4 p.m.

via email only�

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PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 248�642�6062�

Religious Educa,on Admin. Assistant�

LuAnne Mellis�

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RCIA�

For informa,on please contact �

Sr. Barbara Rund O.P. �

[email protected] or 248.644.5460�

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CLOTHES CLOSET and FOOD PANTRY �

Contact [email protected] or �

call 248�646�0920 for dona=on informa=on.�

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ST. VINCENT DePAUL SOCIETY�

“Helping Those in Need”�

248�283�2204�

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SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE�

Arrangements must be made at least six

months in advance by contac,ng Pa4y Sinta at

the parish office: 248�644�5460 ext. 2212 or

[email protected].�

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SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM�

Bap,sm prepara,on takes place once a month

via Zoom. Celebra,on of Bap,sm takes place

on the second and fourth Sunday at 2:00p.m.

Arrangements must be made by contac,ng

Stephanie Spinale at the parish office: �

248�644�5460 ext. 2202 or

[email protected] �

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HOLY EUCHARIST FOR THE SICK OR

HOMEBOUND �

Contact the parish office at 248�644�5460. �

Fr. Joseph visits sick parishioners in the

hospital, nursing home or private home.�

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PHOTOGRAPHY POLICY�

For guidelines on using the grounds for photos,

please refer to our Photography Policy at

sthugo.org and call the Parish Office at 248�644

�5460. �

SCHOOL OFFICE 248.642.6131�

380 E. Hickory Grove Rd., �

Bloomfield Hills 48304�

sthugoschool.org�

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FOR A PERSONAL TOUR �

CALL 248�283�2189�

Principal Joe Vincler�

Assistant Principal Nicole Regen=k�

Office Manager Patricia Flynn�

Director of Admissions Julie Torok �

School Accounts Coordinator�

Patricia DeAgos=no�

ST. HUGO SCHOOL | sthugoschool.org�

10:00 a.m. Sunday Mass available for

livestream at www.sthugo.org/live�

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MON �FRI 6:10am Chapel, 8:30am* Chapel�

(*Wednesday 8:30am Mass held in Church

during the school year unless otherwise

noted)�

SATURDAY 8:30am Chapel, 5:00pm Church�

SUNDAY 7:30am Church, 10:00am Church�

12:00pm Church, 5:00pm Church�

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VIEW OUR ORIGINAL VIDEO CONTENT ON VIMEO!�

www.vimeo.com/sthugo�

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VISIT US ON FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/sthugoo<hehillsparish�

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WIRELESS NETWORK�

Network: St.Hugo Guest Network Password: sthugoguests�

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FORMED: CATHOLIC VIDEO ON�DEMAND�

Visit: sthugo.formed.org�

ARE YOU SUBSCRIBED TO RECEIVE THE �

ST. HUGO PARISH�WIDE EMAILS?�

Please visit sthugo.org to sign�up. �

Form located at the bo�om of the homepage.�

PARISH MISSION STATEMENT The Catholic Community of St. Hugo of the Hills Parish will continue to evangelize and proclaim the Good News that Jesus Christ is Lord.

We go forth as a sacramental parish in faith, hope and love, to serve the family of God, and to grow in our faith.

MASS TIMES�



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As we conclude this series on

Sixteen Documents of Va�can II, we

will discuss the three Declara�ons,

which focus on Chris�an Educa�on,

Rela�onship of the Church to Non�

Chris�an Religions, and on Religious

Freedom. We will discover that a

Va�can II Declara�on “usually

addresses an area that may be, by

its nature, controversial and in need

of further doctrinal

development” (Huebsch, The

Council, Book 1, p102). �

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The Declara*on on Chris*an

Educa*on was ““approved on

October 28, 1965, by a vote of 2,290

to 35” (Huebsch, The Decrees and

Declara"ons, Book 3, pp224�225).

The Declara�on’s focus is on formal

educa�on in schools, especially the

universal right to an educa�on.

Since Va�can II, several documents

have followed, which con�nues

today. Two principles stand out:

“First, every person regardless of

age, race, or social condi"ons has

an inalienable right to an educa"on

… It is a special concern of ours that

young people be assisted in the full

development of their persons:

physical, moral, sexual, social, and

intellectual … Second, all the faithful

likewise have a right to a Chris"an

educa"on, advancing in

understanding the faith and

growing mature as faithful persons.

We especially affirm liturgical

worship as a means toward this end

… Third, parent who give life to

children have a firm duty to educate

them as well. Parents are, in fact,

the first and foremost educators of

their children within a family

atmosphere animated with love,

providing a well�rounded

forma"on” (Huebsch, The Decrees

and Declara"ons, Book 3, pp197�

198).�

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The Declaraon on the Relaonship

of the Church to Non�Chrisan

Religions was “approved on October

28, 1965, by a vote of 2,221 to

88” (Huebsch, The Decrees and

Declara"ons, Book 3, pp225�226).

The focus of this Declara�on is on

the Churches rela�onship with

Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and

Islam. The document encourages

dialogue, and states that “condemns

every form of persecu"on or

discrimina"on” (Huebsch, The

Decrees and Declara"ons, Book 3,

p226). �

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The Declara*on on Religious

Freedom was “approved on

December 7, 1965, by a vote of

2,308 to 70” (Huebsch, The Decrees

and Declara"ons, Book 3, p226). Of

all sixteen documents, this

Declara�on was the most

controversial. The focus is on

“freedom of persons requires that

no one ever be forced to join the

Church” (Huebsch, The Decrees and

Declara"ons, Book 3, p226). Fr. John

Courtney Murray said: “this was the

most extensive discussion on

religious freedom every held in the

history of the Church” (Huebsch, The


p69). The Declara�on states: “The

Second Va�can Council hereby

declares that human beings have a

right to religious liberty. This means

that no one is to be forced by other

individuals, by social groups, or by

any other human power regarding

religious ma9ers” (Huebsch, The


p73).�

VATICAN II: THE DECLARATIONS �

by Sr. Barbara Rund, OP

TIME Magazine Cover: John Courtney Murray�

Dec. 12, 1960 �

Sixteen Documents of Va�can II�

This diagram was first published in The

Sower Vol 23 No 1, January 2002, and is

reproduced with their kind permission.�


November 21, 2021

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Sunday, November 21, 2021 �

7:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m. �

& 5:00 p.m. Mass � Church�

10:00 a.m. RCIA � Church�

1:00 p.m. 8

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Grade Confirma on Retreat � Hall A & B �

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Monday, November 22, 2021�

6:10 a.m. Mass � Chapel �

8:30 a.m. Mass � Chapel�

5:00 p.m. Religious Education � School �

6:00 p.m. Bell Choir Practice � Church �

7:00 p.m. Perpetual Help Novena � Chapel �

7:00 p.m. Bible Study: Mysteries � Hall B & Zoom �

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Tuesday, November 23, 2021 �


8:30 a.m. Mass � * All�School Mass� Church�

7:00 p.m. Light of God Prayer Group � Church�

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Wednesday, November 24, 2021�



12:30 p.m. Office Closed�

7:00 p.m. Adora on & Confession � Chapel�

Thursday, November 25, 2021 � Thanksgiving�

Office Closed �

8:30 a.m. Thanksgiving Day Mass � Church �

11:00 a.m. Philippine Mass � Church �

Friday, November 26, 2021�

Office Closed�



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Saturday, November 27, 2021 �


3:00 p.m. � 4:00 p.m. Confessions � Church �

5:00 p.m. Mass � Church�

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Sunday, November 28, 2021 � First Sunday of Advent�

7:30 a.m., 10:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m. �

& 5:00 p.m. Mass � Church�

2:00 p.m. Infant Bap sm Celebra on � Church�

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*10:00 a.m. Mass in the Church is livestreamed�

Library open a7er the 10 a.m.& 12 p.m. masses�

WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS�

Mr. Ryan & Mrs. Ellen Gross & Family�

Mrs. Davida Black�

Mr. Kirk & Mrs. Karen Farnell & Family�

Mr. Edward & Mrs. Judith Sirut�

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BANNS OF MARRIAGE | November�

Allison Elizabeth Hines and Jesse Ross Chadwell�

WEEKLY CALENDAR �

*Please be advised that masks are mandatory for the

8:30 a.m. All�School Mass for the protec/on of the

students. We appreciate your coopera/on in helping

keep our students safe. �

ANOINTING OF THE SICK WITHIN MASS�

1:00 p.m. Mass in the Chapel�

With Fr. Joseph Szewczyk�

Thursday, December 16, 2021 �

(Third Thursday of the Month)�

The Sacrament of Anoin ng is the proper sacrament,

for those Chris ans, whose health is seriously impaired

by sickness or old age.�

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EUCHARISTIC ADORATION WITH �

BENEDICTION AND CONFESSION�

Wednesday Evenings from 7�8 p.m. in the�

St. Hugo Stone Chapel�

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St. Hugo’s offers Eucharis c Adora on with

Benedic on and Confession on Wednesday evenings

in the Stone Chapel from 7�8 p.m..� Come spend

some me with the Lord Jesus in Adora on.�



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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES | November�

John and Pat Deters � 57 years�

David and Jacquelyn Moore � 57 years�

Gary and Sharon Fralick � 52 years�

Anthony and Karen Calavenna � 49 years�

Bernie and Mary Ann Swanson � 49 years�

Vimal and Elisabeth Chowdhry � 46 years�

Mark and Mary Howle* � 37 years�

Ken and Carrie Kowalski � 36 years�

David and Ann Pohl � 36 years�

Joseph and Karen Caserio � 35 years�

Howard and Lidia Bayliss � 32 years�

John and Diane Roelant � 31 years�

Richard and Michelle Royer � 29 years�

Anthony and Janeen Agbay � 22 years�

Kevin and Gilda Wachowiak � 19 years�

Juan Carlos and Denise Fernandez � 18 years�

Ma*hew and Cheryl Van Drie � 15 years�

Dan and Stephanie Knight � 10 years�

Bryan and Rebecca Powrozek � 8 years�

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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!�

We love to hear from you! If you would like your wed

ding anniversary listed in ‘The Herald’, please email to

pa*[email protected].�

NOVEMBER 25 � THANKSGIVING�

8:30 a.m. Mass � Church �

(regular me for weekday Mass)�

Note:� Beginning the December 4�5

weekend the 7:30 a.m. Mass will be changed

to 8:00 a.m. on Sundays.� Also, Coffee and

Donuts will begin aBer the 8 a.m. and 10

a.m. Sunday Masses.�

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ADVENT EVENING OF REFLECTION�

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30�

7 � 9p .m. in the Church.�

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TENTH ANNUAL SERVICE OF CHRISTMAS

LESSONS AND CAROLS �

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13�

3 p.m. in the Church �

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CHRISTMAS EVE�

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 �

4 p.m. | 6:30 p.m. | 12 a.m. Midnight�

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CHRISTMAS DAY�

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25 �

8 a.m. | *10 a.m. | 12 Noon�

No 5 p.m. Mass�

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HOLY FAMILY�

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26 �

8 a.m. | *10 a.m. | 12 Noon | 5 p.m.�

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NEW YEAR’S EVE�

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31 �

5 p.m.�

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SOLEMNITY OF MARY�

SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 �

*10 a.m.�

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EPIPHANY�

SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 �

5 p.m.�

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EPIPHANY�

SUNDAY, JANUARY 2�

8 a.m. | 10 a.m. | 12 Noon | 5 p.m.�

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*10:00 a.m. Masses in the Church will be available �

to watch via livestream at www.sthugo.org/live�

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Advent & Christmas

Schedule

2021-2022


November 21, 2021

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Today’s Gospel for the 34

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Sunday in Ordinary Time

affirms Christ’s royal dignity to Pilate, clarifies any

misconcep ons regarding the mission of Jesus, and

reminds us to listen to the words of Jesus. In the Preface

for today, the priest prayed that Christ “making all

created things subject to his rule, he might present to the

immensity of your (God’s) majesty an eternal and

universal kingdom, a kingdom of truth and life, a kingdom

of holiness and grace, a kingdom of jus�ce, love and

peace.” As we end this Liturgical Year, we are reminded

that God is calling us �

• to be people of truth who give life to one another, �

• to be people of holiness who are reminders of God’s

grace, �

• and to be people of jus ce and love who bring peace

to all we meet. �

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Next Sunday, the Church Year begins with the First

Sunday of Advent and Christ’s life will be presented

through the Gospel of Luke, which is the longest book in

the New Testament and the longest of the four gospels.

It is important to note that the Gospel of Luke and the

Acts of the Apostles is a two�volume work from the same

person.�

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The Gospel of Luke begins with appearances of the Angel

Gabriel announcing to both Zechariah and to Mary that

they will experience miraculous births. There are stories

that only appear in the Gospel of Luke: the prodigal son,

the good Samaritan, Mary and Martha, and the road to

Emmaus. Each day in the Liturgy of the Hours or the

Divine Office, there are three songs that are sung from

the Gospel of Luke: �

1.� in the morning the Benedictus or Can cle of

Zechariah (Blessed be the Lord the God of Israel …), �

2.� in the evening the Magnificat or Can cle of Mary (My

soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord …), �

3.� and at night the Nunc Dimi<s or Can cle of Simeon

(Lord, now you let your servant go in peace …).�

Also, in the Gospel of Luke, we find the first half of the

Hail Mary (Hail Mary, full of grace …).�

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In the Mass texts for St. Luke’s feast day on October 18

we prayed: �

“Lord God, who chose Saint Luke to reveal by his

preaching and wri�ngs the mystery of your love for the

poor, grant that those who already glory in your name

may persevere as one heart and one soul and that all

na�ons may merit to see your salva�on. Through our

Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you

in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and

ever” (The Roman Missal 2008, p831).�

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Next Week: Advent�

CHRIST THE KING | By Sr. Barbara Rund, OP�

Christ the King by Joan Cole| Giclée Print, Trinity Stores. �

Christ the King�

A stained�glass window of Jesus wearing a crown is seen at St.

Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers, N.Y. �

(CNS photo/Gregory A. Shemitz �



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ONLINE GIVING�

Our commitment to the safety of our parishioners,

staff, and students during COVID�19 is our top

priority. Online giving is more important than ever

to ensure we can provide these services. �

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PLEASE VISIT WWW.STHUGO.ORG/GIVING �

TO CONTRIBUTE TODAY. �

WEEKLY OFFERTORY�

Date� Actual� Budget� Variance�

11/07/21� $ 43,119 � $ 41,827 � $ 1,292 �

10/31/21� $ 32,930 � $ 41,827 � $ (8,897)�

10/24/21� $ 42,789 � $ 41,827 � $ 962 �

10/17/21� $ 40,424 � $ 41,827 � $ (1,403)�

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FISCAL YEAR�TO�DATE�

Fiscal Yr� Actual� Budget� Variance�

2021�22� $ 740,126 � $ 794,712 � $ (54,586)�

2020�21� $ 731,028 � $ 848,578 � $ (117,550)�

2019�20� $ 769,874 � $ 848,587 � $ (78,713)�

STEWARDSHIP �

Donor Count (registered parishioner households

providing a dona'on)�

Month� 2019� 2020� 2021�

July� 948� 751� 940�

August� 1,086� 872� 979�

September� 1,137� 813� 947�

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Total Registered Households = 3,128� �

� 2021�2022� 2020�2021� 2019�2020�

CSA Target� $357,231� $299,818� $339,753�

Total Pledges� 251,950� 531,377� 599,569�

Total Paid to�date�

230,133� 531,377� 594,707�

(Under) Over Target�

($127,098)� $231,559� $254,954�

Number of families

dona7ng� 417� 756�

834�

Please note: �Any parishioners who have donated to the CSA in

prior years, but have not yet donated to this year’s appeal will

be receiving a follow�up reminder directly from the

Archdiocese of Detroit (AOD) via U.S. Mail in the next several

weeks.� � Please support the CSA because your generosity not

only supports the AOD, but is also one of the most effec7ve

ways to support St. Hugo’s.�

ACCOUNTANT�

St. Hugo’s is offering a great employment opportunity

for a faith�filled, joyful, well�qualified individual to

serve as the Parish Accountant. The Accountant

reports directly to and collaborates closely with the

Parish Business Manager as well as all other parish and

school staff. Day�to�day responsibili7es include

maintaining the general ledger, processing all vendor

invoices, processing payroll, preparing financial

reports, and suppor7ng all financial and administra7ve

aspects of our parish.�

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To see the complete job pos7ng and apply for the

posi7on go to: hAps://www.aod.org/careers�

ST. HUGO EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES�

MAINTENANCE TEAM �

St. Hugo’s is in need of faith�filled, joyful individuals to

join the parish maintenance team.� Responsibili7es

include maintenance, cleaning, and care of our parish

buildings and campus. Those interested may send their

resume and cover leAer to: [email protected].�


November 21, 2021

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The St. Hugo community reaches out to those in need in a special way during the Advent season. Please visit the

Virtual St. Hugo Giving Tree to see how you can par7cipate. The link to access the virtual Giving Tree can be found on

the St. Hugo Church website www.sthugo.org �

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Need help selecng a gi� tag? Feel free to contact co�chair Andrea Brzustewicz at (248) 953�8069.�

• By clicking the Giving Tree link, you will be directed to a Sign�up genius webpage, which func7ons like a giD

registry. Each of the chari7es listed below has a tab at the top of the Sign�up genius webpage. The giDs requested

by each charity can be found under their designated tab.�

• Choose a giD(s) from the Giving Tree and click on the green “Sign Up” buAon. You will be directed to enter the

quan7ty of that par7cular giD you’ll be dona7ng, your name, and e�mail address. Once you’ve input this

informa7on, select the “Sign Up Now” buAon, and you’re all set! �

Please follow the wrapping and labeling instruc7ons listed for each charity. Return labeled giD(s) to the specified

table in the church Gathering Space on/or before Sunday, December 12

th,�

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IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT ALL GIFTS ARE LABELED AND RETURNED ON TIME!�

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We would like to acknowledge our charity coordinators: Lori Ervin, Jennifer Griglak, Lynn Mar7n, Diane Neville, Jan

Petcoff, Kerry Saracino, and Stephanie Spinale, who so willingly share their 7me and talent through the Giving Tree.

We’d also like to wish the St. Hugo community a blessed Christmas filled with peace and love.�

Giving Tree Co�Chairs � Jacquie Bluethmann and Andrea Brzustewicz�

RED HEART � BALDWIN CENTER � Return giD cards in an envelope labeled “Baldwin Center” & place in a

collec7on basket during weekend masses from 11/27�12/12, or in the locked collec7on box located outside the

parish office�

PINK SNOWMAN � LADIES OF CHARITY CLOTHES CLOSET � Return UNWRAPPED giDs in a shopping bag labeled

with “Ladies of Charity” to the table under the pink snowman.�

WHITE HAND � HOLY REDEEMER PARISH COMMUNITY � Return WRAPPED giDs with a label aAached indica7ng

the charity name, “Holy Redeemer”, and a brief descrip7on of the giD to the table under the white hand.�

YELLOW STAR � LIGHTHOUSE � Return UNWRAPPED giDs to the table under the yellow star�

RED ENVELOPE � MARY’S CHILDREN � Return giD cards in an envelope labeled “Mary’s Children” & place in a

collec7on basket during weekend masses from 11/27�12/12, or in the locked collec7on box located outside the

parish office�

BLUE BELL � OUR LADY of the ROSARY PARISH � Return backpacks UNWRAPPED with a label aAached

indica7ng the charity name, “Our Lady of the Rosary”, to the table under the blue bell�

BLUE BELL � ST. CHARLES BORROMEO � Return UNWRAPPED giDs in a shopping bag labeled with “St. Charles

Borromeo” to the table under the blue bell�

GREEN TREE � ST. DOMINIC’S OUTREACH � Return WRAPPED giDs with a label aAached indica7ng the charity

name, “St. Dominic’s”, and a brief descrip7on of the giD, to the table under the green tree�

TURQUOISE MITTEN � ST. CHARLES LWAGNA � Return UNWRAPPED giDs in a shopping bag labeled with �

“St. Charles Lwagna” to the table under the turquoise miAen�

BROWN BEAR � POPE FRANCIS CENTER � Return UNWRAPPED giDs in a shopping bag labeled with “Pope

Francis Center” to the table under the brown bear�

THE ST. HUGO GIVING TREE



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ST. HUGO CATHOLIC SCHOOL �

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EARLY BULLETIN SUBMISSION DATES �

Please put the date in the subject line of the email.�

Submit ar�cle requests to bulle�[email protected]�

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If you have chosen the St. Hugo Columbarium

as the appropriate final res�ng place for your

loved one, we thank you. St. Hugo’s staff

takes great effort in caring for the

Columbarium, and as you may already know,

each year we do semi�annual cleanups in the

area. �

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The next scheduled cleanup will be during

the weekend of December 3, 2021. At that

�me, all items will be removed from each

niche, in prepara�on of Christmas

decora�ons. If there is something that you

would like to keep permanently, please

remove it before the cleanup. For ques�ons

please the Parish Office at 248�644�5460�

COLUMBARIUM CLEANUP�

December 12 �

(3rd Sunday in Advent)�

Wednesday, December 1 �

by 4 p.m.�

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December 19 �

(4th Sunday in Advent)�

Wednesday, December 8 �

by 4 p.m.�

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December 26�

(Christmas & Holy Family)�

Monday, December 13 �

by 4 p.m.�

January 2 �

(Epiphany)�

Monday, December 15 �

by 4 p.m.�

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January 9�

(Bap&sm of the Lord)�

Monday, January 6 �

by 4 p.m.�

Wed., November 24 � Fri, 26 � Thanksgiving Break �

�

BOOK FAIR SUCCESS!�

Thanks to all who supported this year's Scholas�c Book

Fair which raised over $6,000.00. Money raised will be

used to purchase books and support the school library.

A very special thank you to Mrs. Gina Thomas and Mrs.

Cindy Hermann who chaired the event and put in

countless hours making sure the book fair ran smoothly

and successfully.�

�

THANK YOU also to Mrs. Pam Vivio, Mrs. Anna Rea

and the faculty apprecia�on commi:ee for keeping our

faculty and staff well fed during conferences. Everyone

enjoyed delicious smoothies and sandwiches from

Beyond Juice compliments of Mrs. Vivio and Mrs. Rea

on Wednesday a?ernoon. Bagels were provided by Mrs.

Priebe and Mrs. Denipo� on Thursday morning. �


November 21, 2021

�

ST. HUGO RELIGIOUS EDUCATION�

GRADE 2 � RECONCILIATION & FIRST EUCHARIST�

Addi�onal informa�on will be provided in a packet you will

receive at Mee�ng #1. Prac�ces for First Reconcilia�on and

First Eucharist Celebra�ons will be during class �me.�

�

�

CELEBRATION OF FIRST RECONCILIATION � �

ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS CHURCH (11:00AM)�

Saturday, January 22, 2022�

�

MEETING #2 � GRADE 2 CHILDREN & PARENTS � �

EUCHARIST MEETING (6:30�8:00 PM)�

Wednesday, March 9, 2022 or �

Thursday, March 10, 2022 � Church �

�

CELEBRATION OF FIRST EUCHARIST � �

ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS CHURCH�

Saturday, April 30, 2022 � 11:00am Mass �

(Does NOT fulfill Sunday Obliga�on)�

Sunday, May 1, 2022 � 2:00pm Mass �

(Fulfills Sunday Obliga�on)�

Sacrament Celebration

Dates for Children

�

FIRST RECONCILIATION � �

Saturday, January 22, 2022 �

at 11:00 AM in the Church�

�

CONFIRMATION � �

Saturday, January 29, 2022 �


�

�

FIRST EUCHARIST � �

Saturday, April 30, 2022 �


�

FIRST EUCHARIST � �

Sunday, May 1, 2022 �

at 2:00 PM in the Church�

GRADE 8 � CONFIRMATION�

Addi�onal informa�on will be provided in a packet you

will receive at Mee�ng #1. Prac�ces for the Confirma�on

Celebra�on will be during class �me.�

�

�

MEETING #2 � GRADE 8 YOUTH & PARENTS � �

CONFIRMATION RITE MEETING (6:30�8:00 PM)�

Wednesday, December 1, 2021 or �

Thursday, December 2, 2021 � Church�

�

GRADE 8 CONFIRMATION INTERVIEWS � �

ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS PARISH OFFICE�

Sunday, January 9 (1�4:30pm), �

Tuesday, January 11 (4�8pm), �

Wednesday, January 12 (4�8pm), �

Thursday, January 13, (4�8pm)�

�

CELEBRATION OF CONFIRMATION � �

St. Hugo of the Hills Church (11:00am)�

Saturday, January 29, 2022�



�

UNIQUE ST. HUGO OF THE HILLS �

GLASS CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS�

St. Hugo Ornaments are available for purchase a?er all the Masses and during

office hours in the parish office. Each ornament is mouth blown and hand

painted from Poland. The ornaments are works of art that will look beau�ful on

your Christmas tree and be a constant reminder of your parish community at �

St. Hugo. The ornaments will make a wonderful gi? for your family and friends.

Two St. Hugo ornaments are available: �

�

Stone Chapel Ornament = $30�

Church Bell Tower Ornament = $20�

RIGHT�TO�LIFE�

NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL ADOPTION MONTH� �

For local Adop�on Resources �

contact RTL�LIFESPAN 248�816�1546� �

�

To spiritually adopt a baby of abor�on, please pray the

following for nine months�

“Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I love you very much. I beg you

to spare the life of the unborn baby I am spiritually

adop�ng [Name_______] who is in danger of abor�on.

Amen”� �

�Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen �

LADIES OF CHARITY� THANK YOU!�

It is our pleasure to announce that Ladies of Charity has

once again been awarded a $5,000 grant from the

Catholic Founda�on of Michigan. We are blessed by the

Catholic Founda�on con�nually suppor�ng our Clothes

Closet and Food Pantry. Our project this year will be

focused on re�red religious communi�es that lack

financial resources to meet the nutri�onal and health

care needs of their aging members. While

supplemen�ng their food budget with fresh fruit and

vegetables our hope is to assist those who have served us

in past years and improve their lives with be:er nutri�on.

Our objec�ve is to involve the Ladies of Charity members

and recruit student volunteers on a con�nuous basis

from surrounding area Catholic high schools to introduce

the students to religious communi�es on a personal basis

and fulfill their service hours over the year�long period.

This exposure will be an an introduc�on to these religious

communi�es in their young lives and hopefully

encourage voca�ons in their future life.�

If you’d like to help us in accomplishing this effort, you

can contact Joanne Cross at 248 540 8328 and we’ll be

glad to have you join us.�

Ladies of Charity�


November 21, 2021

�

Conor Olin Andrle � Army �

Thomas Babich � PFC, Marines�

Ian Barnes � Army�

Cullen Barrett � Marines�

Joseph Bujold � Marines�

Aaron Conti � Army�

Amanda Corado � Air Force�

Daniel Culbertson � Navy �

Michelle Culliver � Army�

Maris Darini � Air Force�

Christopher Day � Army�

Reid Decker � Army�

Steven Dinverno � Army�

Carlos Escobar � Army�

Brock Fairchild � Navy �

Laurel Fernandes � Navy�

Evan Fowler � Army�

Timothy Fuller � Army�

Ryan Gieleghem�Navy�

Ma:hew Haggerty � Navy�

Benjamin Hofste:er�Army�

Kurtis King � Marines�

Jack Jenney � Marines�

Joe Joliat � Army�

Jack Kredo � Army�

Andrew Lapastora � Air Force�

Cassondra Loftus �Army�

Stephen Mankins � Navy�

Maya McPartlin�� Navy�

Josh Martin � Navy�

Luis Osterberger, II � Army�

Erin Orlich � Navy�

Jason Orlich � Army �

Justin Orlich � Navy �

Christopher Padgett � Army�

James Pearson � Navy�

Jack Perham � Marines�

Sam Piontkowski � Marines�

Jason W. Prosser � Marines�

Caitlin Reddy� Army�

Joseph Rovner, �Marines�

Dvir Samet � Army�

Dr. Brandon Schornack �Army�

Jeff Schuele � Marines�

David Siemiet � Air Force�

Aaron Smela � Air Force�

Richard Spiegel � Navy�

Domenic Tatum � Army�

Michael Territo � Navy�

Lawrence Turnbull � Air Force�

Mark Waldowski � Army�

Christopher White � Army�

Trason Willemin � Army�

Carl Winowiecki II � Army�

Michelle Zagumny � Navy�

�

If you have a family member on our

Military List who has returned home,

please let us know so that we can

share that good news with the St. Hugo

parishioners who have been faithfully

keeping our deployed service members

in their prayers. �

Pray for those Serving our Country

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK�

Jillian Angrahm�

Jennifer Wygant Corgan�

Cathy Diamond�

Lauren Facca�

Ban Farida �

Tom Foot�

Ann Hager�

Larry Hager�

Cynde Janiszewski�

Baby Locklynd Manni�

Teddy Martin�

Bill Netter�

Diana Rasha�

Bob Roth�

Callie Schmidt�

Tom Schmidt�

Andrew Soller�

Barbara Springer�

Kelly Walsh�

Tyler Whisler�

Ben Yared �

All requests for names to be included on the sick list and in

the weekend Prayers of the Faithful must be provided by a

family member. Names will be included in weekend Prayers

of the Faithful for three weeks and published in the Herald

for six weeks. At the end of this �me, you may call the parish

office to renew the name in the Herald for three more

weeks. You may remove a name at any �me by calling the

parish office at 248�644�5460.�

PRAY FOR THE DECEASED�

�

Eternal father, �

you give us life despite our guilt �

and even add days and years �

to our lives �

in order to bring us wisdom. �

Make us love and obey you, �

so that the works of our hands �

may always display �

what your hands have done, �

un�l the day �

we gaze upon the beauty of your face. �



�

Gospel�

So Pilate said to him, "Then you are a king?" Jesus answered, "You say I am a king.” (Jn 18:37) Excerpts from the Lec�onary for Mass ©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD. 1997, Interna�onal Commission on English in the Liturgy Corpora�on. �

Sunday | Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe�

Dn 7:13�14/Ps 93:1, 1�2, 5 [1a]/Rv 1:5�8/Jn 18:33b�37�

�

Monday | St. Cecilia, Virgin and Martyr�

Dn 1:1�6, 8�20/Dn 3:52, 53, 54, 55, 56 [52b]/Lk 21:1�4�

�

Tuesday | St. Clement I, Pope and Martyr; St. Columban, Abbot;�

Dn 2:31�45/Dn 3:57, 58, 59, 60, 61 [59b]/Lk 21:5�11�

�

Wednesday | St. Andrew Dũng�Lạc, Priest, and Companions, Martyrs�

Dn 5:1�6, 13�14, 16�17, 23�28/Dn 3:62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 [59b]/Lk 21:12�19�

�

Thursday| St. Catherine of Alexandria, Virgin and Martyr; Thanksgiving Day�

Dn 6:12�28/Dn 3:68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74 [59b]/Lk 21:20�28�

�

Friday | Dn 7:2�14/Dn 3:75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81/Lk 21:29�33�

�

Saturday | Dn 7:15�27/Dn 3:82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87/Lk 21:34�36�

�

Next Sunday | 1st Sunday of Advent�

Jer 33:14�16/1 Thes 3:12�4:2/Ps 25:4�5, 8�9, 10, 14 [1b]/Lk 21:25�28, 34�36�

Readings for the week of November 21


November 21, 2021

�

WEEKEND MINISTERS FOR NOVEMBER 27 & 28�

Thank You For Serving at St. Hugo of the Hills!

Time� Celebrant� Commentator� Servers� Cantors� Sacristans�

� � 1st Lector� � � �

�� 2nd Lector� ��

5:00 PM� Fr. Mark Brauer� Cecelia Kelley� Caroline Carter� Kathy Parker� D. Juriga�

Nov. 27� � Robert Pliska� Michael Mutone� � K. Juriga�

� � Martha Carter� MacKenzie Van Drie� � �

�� Elena VanDieren� ��

7:30 AM� Fr. Mark Brauer� Tim Johns� Francis Baker� � M. Clarke�

Nov. 28� � Nancy Huber� Livia Baker� � M. MacLean�

� � Mary Anne Hathaway� Ava Hierlihy� � �

�� Delaney Nykerk� ��

10 AM� Fr. Dominic Macioce� Kelly Walters� Gabriella Curioca� Kathy Parker� C. Kelley�

Nov. 28� � Sue Winowiecki� David Curioca� � L. Santos�

� � Karen Lamb� Molly Rudnick� � �

�� Thomas Rudnick� ��

12 Noon� Fr. Mark Brauer� Cathleen Corken� Andrea Abarca� Siegrid Si:ard� D. Paton�

Nov. 28� � Wendy Paton� Geovanny Abarca� � W. Paton�

� � Dennis Winowiecki� Rosemary Stork� � �

�� Madeleine Stork� ��

5:00 PM� Fr. Dominic Macioce� Jonathan Napper� Mary Rose Montales� Edmond Guay� N. Montales�

Nov. 28� � Karen McCracken� Nicholas Montales� � N. Montales�

� � Bill O'Conner� Will Fischer� � �

�� Viole:a Aguilar� ��



�

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MASS INTENTIONS | for Mass Intention information visit www.sthugo.org �

SUNDAY November 21, 2021, 2021�

OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, KING OF THE UNIVERSE�

7:30 Ed Kulcsar (Dave and Linda)�

� Nathan Brannigan (Dave and Linda Kolena)�

10:00� Dr. Thomas Pappert (Pappert Family)�

Thank You, Fr. Tony (Spec. Int.) (St. Hugo’s)�

Peter Francis Noronha (Family Friend)�

Robert O/o Kramer (St. Hugo Catechists)�

Demetria Leonard (Spec. Int.) (Le1cia Santos)� �

12:00� Marvin Malik (Kathy Malik)�

� Roman Anthony Roesch (Kymberly Andren)�

5:00 Pro Populo�

�

Monday, November 22, 2021�

Saint Cecelia, Virgin and Martyr�

6:10� Dr. Michael and Debbie Somand (Spec. Int.)

(Friends)�

8:30� Mary Lou Roberts (David Roberts)�

�

Tuesday November 23, 2021, Weekday�

Saint Clement I, Pope and Martyr; Saint

Columban, Abbot; Blessed Miguel Agus*n Pro, �

Priest and Martyr�

6:10� Anthony G. and Josephine P. DeLorenzo (Jo)�

8:30� Thomas Mahoney (Pa/y Sinta)�

� Blaise Audet (Happy Birthday) (JoAnn Jones)�

� Mary K. Marino (Laurance Farris)�

�

Wednesday, November 24, 2021�

Saint Andrew Dṹng�Lạc, Priest and �

Companions, Martyrs�

6:10� Pro Populo�

8:30� Robert Sikorski (Sikorski Family)�

� � � �

�

�

�

Thursday, November 25, 2021, Weekday�

Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Virgin and Martyr�

Thanksgiving Day�

6:10� John Kolena (Dave and Linda)�

8:30 Edd Birteel (Kay Flavin)�

� Frank King (Carolyn King)�

� Barbara Yugovich (Spec. Int.) (St. Hugo Catechists)�

� Bill Freehan (Sr. Barb and Pa/y)�

� Jack Salter (Sr. Barb and Pa/y)�

� Mary Ellen Ne/er (Spec. Int.�Happy Birthday) �

(The Rosary Group)�

Lawrence J. Bossman, Jr. (Kay and David Siler)�

Mary Jo Boyle (Laura and Mike Kerby)�

�

Friday, November 26, 2021, Weekday�

6:10� Pro Populo �

8:30 Norman J. Fredericks (Lois and Gerry Decker)�

� John Patrick Quinn (S.I.) (Mike and Pa/y Quinn)�

�

� Saturday, November 27, 2021, Weekday �

� Blessed Virgin Mary�

8:30 Romero Robledo, Tagrillo and Dr. Ireneo Diego �

(Diego Family) �

5:00� Art and Reenée Shannon (Gerry and Lois Decker)�

� �

SUNDAY November 28, 2021 �

FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT�

7:30 � Helen Diegel (Family)�

Ed. Kolezar (Dave and Linda)�

Dorothy Studenski (Dave and Linda Kolena)�

10:00� Sam Fatoohi (Susana B. Llanes)�

Peter F. Noronha (Family Friend)�

Lu Smela (Carol Mahoney)� �

12:00� Ken Furton (Respect Life Commi/ee)�

� Robert Kramer (Mark and Jose/e Charboneau)�

5:00 Pro Populo�

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