St. Anselm Parish
The Anselmeter
FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT APRIL 7, 2019
5th Sunday in Lent
"The scribes and the Pharisees brought a woman who had been caught in adultery and made her stand in the middle." The episode of the woman caught in adultery is a powerful story. We have perhaps all felt as the woman has at some point in our lives, surrounded by those who would condemn us. The beauty of Christ's mercy at the end is clear and a wel- come relief as we all struggle to be good and holy people. But have we ever imagined ourselves on the edge of the circle? Have we pictured our- selves in the sea of dusty robes? Perhaps, we hope, we're hovering at the edge of the circle of judgment. But we've all been there.
How easy it is to be righteous when someone else's reputation is at stake. When the small child is acting up in the grocery store or on the plane. When another company has a scandal break or a major error sets back their profits. Could it be easy to pick up the stone and feel its weight and heft in our hands? Because if we've got a stone in our hands, our own righteous category is clear. Our judgment is our insurance that we won't be on the receiving end of the criticism. If we can point out a wrong, sure- ly we are firmly in the right.
"'Let the one among you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her' ? they went away one by one." This Lent, not only are we invited to receive God's mercy, but to show God's mercy. As the season begins to wind to a close, consider those in your life you tend to judge the most harshly. What is one concrete way you can drop your stone?
We are all called to repentance. Open your heart to God's personal invitation to growth!
LENTEN/EASTER SCHEDULE 2019 Wednesday, April 10th
8:30 a.m. Weekday Morning Mass 5:30 p.m. Weekday Lenten Mass Friday, April 12th during Lent 7:00 p.m. Stations of the Cross Palm Sunday, April 14th
4:30 p.m. (Sat) Palm Sunday Mass 7:00 p.m. (Sat) Palm Sunday Mass 8:00 a.m. Palm Sunday Mass 10:00 a.m. Solemn Blessing of Palms 12:00 noon Palm Sunday Mass
8:00 am to 12:00 pm Pancake Breakfast Monday, April 15th
7:30 p.m. Communal Penance Service Tuesday, April 16th
1:00 p.m. Communal Penance Service Wednesday, April 17th
8:30 a.m. Weekday Morning Mass 5:30 p.m. Weekday Lenten Mass Holy Thursday, April 18th
7:00 p.m. Holy Thursday Liturgy, followed by Blessed Sacrament procession with Veneration of the Blessed Sacrament at the altar of repose from 8:00 p.m.
11:00 p.m.
Good Friday, April 19th
12:00 noon Stations of the Cross 12:30 p.m.. Meditation on the Passion
1:00 p.m.. Good Friday Liturgy and Communion 2:30 p.m.. Meditation on the Passion
7:00 p.m.. Stations of the Cross
Holy Saturday, April 20th (No morning Mass nor 4:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Mass)
1:00 p.m.. Blessing of Easter Baskets 3:00 p.m.. Blessing of Easter Baskets 3:00 to 4:00 pm. Private Confessions 8:00 p.m.. Easter Vigil Mass
Easter Sunday, April 21st
8:00 a.m.. 10:00 a.m. 12:00 noon Easter Masses
THIS WEEK MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, April 8
8:30 a.m. +Donat Schryer by the Schryer Family Tuesday, April 9
8:30 a.m. +Lawrence Sultana by Daniel and Michelle Celmer Wednesday, April 10
8:30 a.m. +Dayle Roberge by her husband, Matt and her family 5:30 p.m. +Wanda Adams by Tom and Cindy Grabowski Thursday, April 11
8:30 a.m. +Marie Gondek by her family and friends
Friday, April 12
8:30 a.m. +Marie Wiktor by Tom and Janet Wiggle Saturday, April 13
8:30 p.m. +Edith G. Moloney
4:30 p.m. +Marie Gondek by Eileen Jednacz
7:00 p.m. +Richard Massey by his wife, Marilyn and Aileen and Matt Chromicz Sunday, April 14
8:00 a.m. +Christine Vicary by Elaine and Jerry Miles 10:00 a.m. The People of St. Anselm
12:00 p.m. +Eugene Chrobak by his wife, Lorraine and his family
WEEKEND MINISTRY SCHEDULE • APRIL 13 & 14
4:30 PM SAT.
VIGIL 7:00 PM SAT. 8:00 AM SUN. 10:00 AM SUN. 12:00 NOON SUN LECTORS
L. Gutierrez
G. Cancel A. Chromicz
M. Walkuski R. Kueber
R. Salter I. Fernandez
M.L. Gass L. Marcon D. Jennings
MINISTERS LAY
S. Qussar H. Carisse M. Aleksandrov K. Kliber
C. Gdowski
A. Chromicz E. Sheposh P. McFarland M. Fish
C. Cwiek C. Kobiela
K. Bailey G. Schira
M.A. Kristensen M. Vassallo
ALTAR SERVERS
O. Nava
L. Nava S. Durant R. Vicary
E. Vicary L. Osborne B. Cragg M. Krucsil
B. Marcon G.C. Folloso
CANTOR
G. Porzadek C. Zakalata R. Laing R. DeBlander D. Rivard
USHERS
B. Bucciarelli P. Karas P. Poynter J. Romano
J. Drapala R. Habermas B. Jennings
J. Witzleben
E. Mignogna D. Budz R. DeBlander M. Dudek M. Gass G. Rinke
J. Berkowski J. Moceri J. Stodulski
COUNTERS
J. Kraft J. McDonald L. Muzyczka J. Porter
H. Nowakowski
Monday, April 8
4:30 p.m. Grade 15 Faith Formation (school) 6:30 p.m. Grade 68 Faith Formation (school) 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., 7:30 p.m. Bible Study Tuesday, April 9
12:00 p.m. Friendship Club (MR) 7:00 p.m. STA Prayer Group (Chapell) 7:30 p.m. Pastoral Council Meeting (MR) Wednesday, April 10
5:30 p.m. Lenten Liturgy
7:00 p.m. Easter Choir Practice (Choir Loft) Thursday, April 11
9:30 a.m. Ladies Lenten Study Friday, April 12
7:00 p.m. Stations of the Cross
Rosary is recited after 8:30 a.m. daily Mass
Chapel Events:
3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament with silent prayer 12:00 4:00 p.m. First Friday of the Month: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament with silent prayer
7:00 8:30 p.m. Sunday Evenings: Regina Caeli Prayer Group with vocal prayer.
ST. ANSELM PARISH
17650 W. Outer Dr.
Dearborn Heights, MI 48127 Phone: (313) 5654808
Parish website:
www.saintanselmparish.org www.facebook.com/StAnselmParish Pastor
Msgr. James A. Moloney P.A.
MsgrMoloney@saintanselmparish.org Weekend Associate
Fr. Richard Perfetto Clergy Associate
Fr. Anthony Fox O.F.M. Conv Parish Administrative Assistant Kim Cwiek ………..5654808 kim.c@saintanselmparish.org Editor of “Anselmeter”
kim.c@saintanselmparish.org Worship Minister
Genny Schira … ….………...2749264 Director of Faith Formation
Maryann Walkuski ……..….. 5610512 Music Minister
Patrick Hogan/Grace Spilka 5654808 Youth Minister
Marcia Santostasi ……..……2773844 Athletic Director
Benn Baker………...………..7202509 Christian Service
D. Karen Andrews ……..…...5629190 Handmaids of the Altar
Beth Jouppi………..8461764 Men's Retreat Director
Bob Salter …...………..2770903 K of C Round Table Rep
Matt Roberge……..………….2771898 Maintenance
Gary Nosis ……….5102822
Parish Council
Presidents
Robert Salter ……….2770903 Bryan Cragg ……….…….5162100 Council Members
Steve Bielawski …………...5611044 Barth Bucciarelli ………. 2773707 Susan Hicks ………..…....5625345 Helen Jennings ………….……2777788 Peggy Kelly ………...8068440 Ronald Laing**………….……..5382536 Mark Walkuski Jr. ……….5300066
*Vicariate Council Reps **Choir Director
Just a reminder that our annual Card Party will be conducted this afternoon in the school gymnasium. Food and refreshments will be served and many wonderful door prizes will be raffled off.
This event is a fundraiser for our school that is being run very well by our Principal Mrs. Kraetke and her excellent staff of teachers. I hope to see you there.
As Holy Week and Easter are fast approaching I want to remind you that Penance Services will be held on
Monday evening, April 15th at 7:30 and again at 1:00 in the afternoon the
following day. Easter schedule in on the front page.
As we listen to the touching story of the woman about to be stoned by those who judged her, we are told that Jesus twice got to his knees and began to write on the ground. We are not told what he wrote. One could suspect that he was revealing the sins of the woman’s accusers, but what did he write the second time?
St. John suggests that he was writing directions for this woman how to live her life, now that she had been forgiven. Interestingly these are the only written words that we have from the hand of Jesus and they must have been erased by the footsteps of those standing by.
As we prepare for the great events to come, let us all remember those powerful words of Jesus, “ Neither do I condemn you” And in that hope, we can claim our salvation and walk in his grace.
My prayers are for all of you each day at Mass.
Msgr. Moloney
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday:
4:30 pm, 7:00 pm Sunday:
8:00 am, 10:00 am and 12:00 pm
WEEKDAY
Monday through Saturday 8:30 a.m.
HOLY DAYS
8:30 am & 5:30 pm
DIRECTORY OF MANY THINGS
RECONCILIATION
Saturday:
3:30 pm to 4:20 pm
BAPTISMS
For information call rectory.
WEDDINGS
Please call ahead,
at least six months for
weddings.
55 Years
Joan and John Pilznienski
44 Years
Patrice and James McFarland
33 Years
Serena and Joseph Mizzi11 Years
Merideth and Michael DavisThe Memorial fund was established to help raise money for St. Anselm School to ensure that the educational tradition of St.
Anselm will continue for many years to come. Please consider this fund when you are doing your will as this will help in preserving your Catholic values and passing them on to the next generation.
Always seek advice from of your attorney or financial advisor. If you need additional information about the fund please call the rectory at 3135654808.
Every year we generated tax contributions letters and place them in the vestibule.
We end of shredding about 70% of them in August. In an effort to be better Stewards we are going a different way. This year the Tax Contribution Statements will be gen- erated on a request basis this year.
Email: If you would like your statement emailed to you please send a request to my email at Kim.C@saintanselmparish.org. If the requests comes through the email it will be emailed.
Hard Copy (Printed): If you want it mailed to you please put in a selfaddress envelope in the collection basket and I will generate yours and mail it in the envelope you have provided.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call me at the rectory at 313 5654808.
CHURCH CONTRIBUTION STATEMENT BIRTHDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES
MEMORIAL FUND DISPOSING OF PALMS
April 7
Julius Chikos, James Turnbull, Glenda Moceri, Felix Martinez
April 8 April 9
Kathleen Malvaso, Charles Molnar, Liljana Severkovski, James Montgomery Jr.,
April 10
Garry Holden, Dennis Gruchala, Liana Renteria
April 11 Daniel Budz
April 12
Robert Fortuna, Ann Marie Maier, Chad Bronson
April 13
Blanche Korpal, Antonieta Paalam, Ralph Kaczmarczyk, Jill Kurcz,
Steven Kleitsch
ST. ANSELM PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Sunday, April 14, 2019 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.
Taking place in Café Moloney
$6.00adults, $4.00Seniors, $4.00children under 10 Breakfast includes allyoucaneat pancakes, Plus sausage, eggs, fruit, milk, juice, coffee and tea.
17700 West Outer Drive, Dearborn Heights Entrance is Southside of school through center doors.
Hosted by the Pastoral Council and St. Anselm 8th Grade Class
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Because they have been blessed by a priest and therefore are holy objects, the palm braches used for Catholic Church services, especially those used on Palm Sun- day, should not be disposed of in the regular fashion.
Once an object is blessed, it is considered to be in the service of God and should be treated with respect.
Therefore, it is considered sacrilegious to throw a holy item in the garbage, where it might end up in a sewer or a landfill.
Holy palms shoud be retured to nature. Some churches may collect the old palms for disposal for the worshippers. It may be kept as a holy item.
Should you wish to dispose of it, you must BURY IT or BURN IT and spread the askes on the ground out- side; or you can drop off in the vestibule of any Cath- olic Parish.
SCHOOL NEWS
St. Anselm’s kindergarten class has been very busy! They are participating at Mass every Friday and are learn- ing their prayers! By the end of the year, the students will be reading ten short vowel families, reading and writing short sentences and will have mastered over 180 vocabulary words. In math, kindergarteners can add and subtract fact to ten and can tell time on the hour and half hour.
Learning about the Holy Trinity
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ST. ANSELM SCHOOL 17700 West Outer Drive, Dearborn Heights, MI 48127 Telephone: (313) 5633430 School website: www.saintanselmschool.org
Principal: Mrs. Angela Kraetke (313) 5633430 or
kraetke@saintanselmschool.org Assistant Principal: Mrs. Karen Cameron
kcameron@saintanselmschool.org School Secretary: Mrs. Patty Delaney
(313) 5633430 or pdelaney@saintanselmschool.org
Youth Group News By Marcia Santostasi
We will continue our Easter Basket project
on April 14th. Please watch for a text mes- sage for more details.
We welcome newly Confirmed 8th grade stu- dents to join us for the remainder of the year at upcoming youth group meetings. For more information, please contact Marcia Santostasi.
There is approximately three months left of Youth Group for the 201819 school year.
We invite all current 912th high school stu- dents to join the St. Anselm Youth Group. We are reminded that our Catholic Faith calls us to serve others. The mission of the St. Anselm Youth Group is to do service for our parish and community, and needed service hours for high school can be earned. This is a great op- portunity for our parish high school students to stay involved and participate in our Church, truly live their faith and lend a helping hand to others. Also remember, while attendance isn’t mandatory, it is encouraged. You will meet new friends and get reacquainted with old ones. It’s never too late, simply join us for the first time or we welcome you back anytime at an upcoming meeting, and stay tuned to this weekly bulletin article for current events and updates.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Mar 31: Easter Basket Service Project, part 1 Apr 14: Easter Basket Service Project, part 2 May 5: Youth Group/Senior Send Off Mass and Brunch @ Noon
May 31, June 12: Parish Festival AREA EVENTS:
For further information regarding Youth Group contact Marcia Santostasi @2773844.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION MINISTRY
Faith Formation News By Maryann Walkuski
Reclaim Love During Lent
Parents, during this Lenten season, let's pass on to our children the real meaning of love...the love that God has for us! Here are some simple ways to do this: Look at the Crucifix...Begin conversations about love by looking at Jesus on the cross. Ask Him for guidance and point to Christ's sacrifice as you explain how "selfgift" is an integral part of loving another person. Discuss ways that each of us can sacrifice not only for a spouse, but for our brothers and sisters, relatives, friends and classmates. Volunteer together...Put your family discussions into action by practicing love of neighbor through volunteering. Depending on the ages of your children, a variety of opportuni- ties exists. Older teens may be able to serve at a soup kitchen with you, while younger children can visit people who live in nursing homes or are shutins. Read stories about the saints...The saints demonstrate a variety of ways to love God and others and many of the saints were friends during their time on earth! Look at the way that siblings Sts.
Benedict and Scholastica cared for each other. Read how St. John Bosco mentored the young St. Dominic Savio. As you strive to grow in love of God, encourage your chil- dren to bring their friends with them on this journey. Spend time with Jesus in adora- tion...St. John the Evangelist famously notes that "God is love" (1 John 4:8), so take your children to spend time with Our Lord in our chapel that offers adoration Monday thru Friday from 3:00pm to 4:00pm. Also, on the first Fridays of the month from 12:00pm to 4:00pm. Together, as they sit in the presence of Jesus, members of the fam- ily can ask God to help them love Him and one another more. This time spent with God can help prepare us for heaven where, as St. John Paul II explained in his Theolo- gy of the Body teachings, together we will be facetoface with God in perfect com- munion. Pray the Rosary...Take 20 minutes of
your evening, praying the rosary together as a family. Honoring the Blessed Mother can cer- tainly bring us closer to God.
As we learn about and grow in our under- standing of love here on earth, we prepare for eternal life with God. By taking small steps with our children today, both children and adults can rediscover what it truly means to love God and one another. Some information taken from: the February Take Out pamphlet.
Thought For The Week
"Lent comes providentially to reawaken us, to shake us from our lethargy." Pope Francis
Men's Retreat ± October 2019
This past weekend Monsignor Moloney preached about “Godmoments” that can clarify His presence in our lives. When have you had your last God Moment? Jesus promised us so many gifts, but do we believe “I” am blessed with His gifts? God mo- ments in my life?
God is present when we slow down enough to listen; in silence God speaks and al- lows us the joy of knowing His presence in our life and experience.
Please consider taking 40 hours this October to be silent… in the comfort of a beautiful retreat center called St. Paul of the Cross. It has acres of secluded walks for medita- tion, private rooms and baths, wonderful meals, insightful talks and lots of silent time for rest and prayer. Your family, our Church and world needsyouto be a man of God.
As a parish, we men go on the 2ndweekend in October,though men or women can self register on the website to any weekend.If you would like to learn more, please give one of us a call below, or check out St. Paul of the Cross Retreat Center website
@www.stpaulretreat.org, or call Cathy at the retreat center 313.535.9563.
Bob Salter @ 313.277.0903Barth Bucciarelli@ 3134334649 Bryan Craigg @313.516.2100 Ed Mouradin @586.321.5378
We are praying that the Lord will bless you and your family with His grace, peace and joy.
MEN’S RETREAT
RAFFLE BOOTH
Got Books?
If you're tidying up Marie Kondo style, please donate your books, DVDs, CD's, books on CD, videogames, etc... to us. We'd love to bring joy to you!Please donate them to the St. Anselm Festival Used Book & Media Sale going on May 31st, June 1
& 2, 2019 in the gym. Place your donations at the back of the church in the marked bin. Have a big donation or need assistance?
Please call the school at3135633430and we'll pick them up. Please no encyclo- pedia sets or magazines.Let's make this another successful Book Sale.
Remember 100% of your proceeds benefit St. Anselm School. Thank you!
Rosanna & Ian Kelly,
Book Sale CoChairs and St. Anselm School Alumni
2019 Festival Ticket Returns
Mr. and Mrs. Carolos Alvarado
Dr. and Mrs. Julius Chikos Ms. Sharon Coates
Ms. Beth Covell
Gregory Gabriele and Aileen Barraza Miss Patricia Isham
Mr. and Mrs. David Larraza Mr. and Mrs. John Mikaelian
Mr. P. Dan O’Kray Mrs. Antoinette Shruga
Ms. Dawn Wisniewski
Thank you!
Please pick up your packet of fair tickets in the church vestibule. If they are not there please call the rectory at 3135654808 for
another set.
Save The Date:
May 31, June 1 and June 2, 2019
Donations For Festival Raffle Booth
The Parish Festival is 3 months away. In our booth at the festival we raffle off all of the donations that you give us. This is a profitable adventure for us as there is no expense that we have except the cost of the tickets that we print to sell. Please consider donating an item or two. Make a basket of Coffee with Maker, Dog Basket, Cat Bas- ket, items for a Men’s or Ladies Basket, Game Night basket, Arts and Crafts Basket, etc/ For a larger items that we raffle off that make good items are: Echo, Wireless Camera Doorbell, InstaPot, AirFryer, Collapsible wagon, a barbeque grill, Nintendo Switch, 32 inch T.V,, NutriBullet, Greenville Village or Zoo Membership, Vacation Basket, Gift cards with large amounts from Home Depot, Target, or Amazon. Call Maryann for drop off at (313) 5610512 or Kim at the rectory 3135654808.
The PLANT BOOTH, a very popular booth at the festival is in need of a chairperson or two. Talk to your friends to see if you can split the duties for this awesome booth. If interested please call Kim at the rectory. 3135654808.
GOT BOOKS?
TICKET RETURNS
VEGAS DEALERS NEEDED
Vegas Dealers: We are going to host another Vegas room this year. This requires many people to host this. If Anyone is interested in working as a dealer or running a MONEY WHEEL in the Vegas Room for this year's Festival, please ask an Usher for an application. State requires a background check on all workers and dealers. please contact Kim at the rectory 3135654808 ASAP
PLANT BOOTH CHAIRPEOPLE NEEDED
We are in need of a BINGO chairperson. We can not hold a Bingo event at the festival with out a Chairperson. If you are interested please call Kim at the rectory. 313565 4808
BINGO CHAIRPEOPLE NEEDED
Ride Wristbands:
Wristband vouchers will be available in the school office or rectory between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday starting April 23rd. The presale cost is
$15.00 for an ALL DAY wristband. All ticket sales are final, they cannot be replaced if lost or misplaced. Cost at the festival will be
$20.00. We have only been given 400 vouch- ers for presale.
Vouchers are on sale until May 29, 2019 by noon. Call Patty (school) at 3135633430 or Kim (rectory) at 3135654808 for availa- bility or for different pick up arrangements Open to ALL so ask your friends and neighbors if they are interested.
RIDE WRISTBANDS
PARISH THEME
"In order to promote indi- vidual and parish growth, St.
Anselm parish is a welcoming Catholic community commit-
ted to serving Christ through:
- the celebration of the sac- raments (especially the Eu- charist),
- outreach initiatives to indi- viduals,
- life long education result- ing in the transfer of the truths and practice of our faith to our youth."
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Monday at 9:00 a.m.
Please email articles to kim.c@saintanselmparish.org
SS PETER AND PAUL POLISH HERIT- AGE NIGHT III
Saturday, May 11, 2019 4:30 p.m. Holy Mass Dinner by Halina immediately after the Mass in the Lower Church Hall
Dinner includes golabki, meatballs with gravy, city chicken , kapusta with Kielbass and Pierogi. Sweet table, soft drinks, coffee and tea, water
Music by “The Polish Dukes”
300 Tickets to be sold on a first come/first serve basis through May 4, 2019
Ticket forms to be found at ssppdetroit.net or vist SS Peter and Paul’s website.
Secured parking with parking attendant Raffle hosted by the Altar Society $20 donation per ticket for dinner. No re- fund and no tickets sold at the door.
Any questions? Contact Susan Franco 248 7978189 or sfranco@gswins.com.
SUMMER CAMP POLISH NIGHT
MUSIC MINISTRY—EASTER CHOIR
Join The "EASTER CHOIR!"
The St. Anselm Choir invites all who like to sing to join us as we prepare for the celebration of the Easter season. The ability to read music
is helpful but not required.
Rehearsals are held on Wednesday evenings from 7:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. and will continue thru April 17th.
We will be singing on Palm Sunday (10:00 Mass), Holy Thursday (evening Mass), Good Friday (afternoon service), Easter Vigil Mass (Saturday evening) and on Easter Sunday (10:00 Mass).
Participation in all of these events or rehearsals is encouraged but not mandatory.
Please consider joining us and adding your voice to the choir as we celebrate Holy Week and the resurrection of our Lord.
Questions or need more information? Call Ron Laing, Choir Director, at (313) 5382536,or EMail ronaldtlaing@comcast.net.
The Handmaidens of the Altar would like to extend an invitation to anyone interested in helping with our annual spring cleaning for Holy Week. This takes place on the Friday before Palm Sunday. This year it occurs on Friday April 12th.
Many hands make for light work.
We will begin after the 8:30 mass with coffee and bagels. We usually finish with the cleaning about noon.
All are welcome to come and help. There are many easy tasks, and any help will be appreciated.
Hope to see you there, April 12th after the 8:30 mass.
The Handmaidens of the Altar
Pope Francis’s Prayer for APRIL
Universal. For doctors and their humanitarian collaborators in war zones, who risk their lives to save the lives of others.
SPRING CLEANING
Camp Sancta Maria is honored to have a role in the process of forming young Christian lives.
At Camp Sancta Maria, your son will experience 1 ± 2 weeks full of fun, personal growth and spiritual devel- opment in a technology free zone.
Their time at camp is filled with activities for every- one: horseback riding, swimming, ropes course, sports, arts and crafts and more.
But most importantly, their time at CSM balances out the physical activities with a strong spiritual environment, with campers attending daily Mass, praying the angelus and having quiet time to reflect on their relationship with Christ.
To learn more about Camp Sancta Maria or to register, visit CampSanctaMa- ria.aod.org.
Welcome! Our parish family extends a warm welcome to all who are joining us for worship. We invite you to register and make St. Anselm your parish.
Please complete the form, place in the collection basket, mail to parish office or email to kim.c@saintanselmparish.org.
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CHECK ONE:
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Please drop Membership Form in the offertory basket
ST. ANSELM PARISH MEMBERSHIP FORM
ST. ANSELM PARISH CSA NEWS
RIGHT-TO-LIFE /LIFESPAN
CSA Minute: Priestly Vocations
High school men who are freshmen, sophmores and juniors will experience Sacred Heart Major Seminary and learn more about the priesthood at a discernment overnight next weekend.
This shorter version of the Office of Priestly Vocations’ discernment weekend is structured specifically to give high school students a look at seminary life. Held twice each academic year, the experience features presentations, time for reflection, and op- portunities to pray, eat, and recreate with current seminarians.
Your CSA gifts help the Archdiocese of Detroit encourage vocations to the dioce- san priesthood. Besides discernment weekends and overnights, the office offers region- al discernment groups, retreats, vocation days for junior high students, and outreach to parishes and schools.
For information about CSAfunded ministries, programs, and services, go to aod.org.
Right to Life ± LIFESPAN:
LIFESPAN 734.422.6230 www.miLIFESPAN.orgSAVE THE DATE: LIFESPAN’s 29th Annual Celebration of Life Dinner &
Silent Auction 5/7/19
The Archdiocese of Detroit encourages individuals to report clergy sexual abuse of minors and others no matter when the abuse occurred. Individuals may contact local law enforcement authorities and/or they may report to the Archdiocese of Detroit by calling the Victim Assistance Coordinator at (866) 3438055 or by emailing vac@aod.org.
In addition, the Michigan Attorney General’s Office can be contacted at its toll free reporting hotline at (844) 3243374 (Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or by email at aginvestigation@michigan.gov.
More information about the Archdiocese’s efforts to address abuse may be found at protect.aod.org.
Apr7 Annual Card Party
Apr 13/14 St. Vincent de Paul Clothing
Drive
Apr 14 Pancake Breakfast Apr 15 7:30 p.m. Penance Service Apr 16 1:00 p.m. Penance Service Ape18 Holy Thursday 7:00 p.m.
Apr 19 Good Friday Apr 21 Easter Sunday
May 4 First Communion 11:00 am May 12 Confirmation Enrollment May 20 Usher’s Club Meeting May 31, Jun 1, 2Parish Festival 2019 Jun 2 Msgr. Moloney’s 63rd Anniversary of Ordination Jun 4 Fr. Perfetto’s 53rd Anniversary of Ordination Jun 18 Msgr.’s Birthday
Aug 2 Fr. Perfetto’s Birthday . Easter 2019 schedules can be viewed on the parish website at www.saintanselmparish.org
FOR YOUR INFORMATION UPCOMING EVENTS
Judee Nelson
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WIDOWED FRIENDS
Widowed Friends is a faithbased peer support group dedicated to assisting wid- owed men and women in coping with the loss of their spouse. We provide a variety of enrichment activities to facilitate the journey from loss to a new sense of joy and pur- pose. For further information about Widowed Friends, come visit our website atwww.widowedfriends.org
Lenten Fish Fry Schedule
Widowed men and women are invited to enjoy friendship, conversation and a great meal, while supporting our neighboring parishes. Any questions, call Gerry 734259 5024. The Lenten Fish Fry Schedule is as follows,
Friday, April 12, 4:30 pm ± St. Aidan, 17500 Farmington Rd., Livonia Good Friday, April 19th, 3:30 ± St. Edith, 15089 Newburgh Rd., Livonia Ladies Breakfast April 15th 9 am
Widowed women are invited to meet for conversation and coffee at 9 am at Connor’s Restaurant 15356 Haggerty and Five Mile, Northville. Call Carol to RSVP 313562 3080.
Men’s Breakfast Breakfast at Steve’s Restaurant
April 11 and April 25th 9 am. Widowed men are invited to meet for conversation and coffee at 9 am at Steve’s Family Restaurant 15800 Middlebelt, Livonia, the 2nd&
4thThursday of the month. Contact Dick for more information 3135340399.
Movie/Lunch at the AMC 20 Movie Theater Livonia
April 9 at 11:00am. Widowed men and women are invited to meet for a morning mov- ie of your choice at AMC 20 Movie Theater, Livonia, 19500 Haggerty Rd., April 9 at 11:00am. Afterwards lunch at Bahama Breeze Restaurant, across the parking lot. RSVP to Elaine 7347170303 by April 7th.
Dinner, Support & Games @ Corsi’s in Livonia Wednesday, April 10th, 5:30pm9pm: Widowed men and wom- en are invited to meet for dinner, support & games at Corsi’s Italian Restaurant, 27910 W. Seven Mile in Livonia. Cost is
$16.00pp includes buffet, beverage, dessert, tax & tip. Cash only at the door. No WalkIns. RSVP by April 6th to Cookie
@ 2483572183.
Fr. Patrick O'Kelly Knights of Columbus Council #3860
April 6, 2019
Fr Patrick O'Kelly Knights of Columbus Children's Easter Party
Saturday April 20, 2019 Noon till 3:00 PM
Lunch Chicken Nuggets & Cheese, Tater TotsCoffee, Juice
Photo Op with Easter Bunny Egg Hunt
Easter Crafts
$5.00 per Person Children under 8 yrs free
Call 734 6951296 for reservations
Friday Fish Fry
Every Friday from 4PM till 8PM
$10.00 (2) piece Fish Dinner with French Fries and coleslaw
$12.50 Shrimp Dinner with French Fries and coleslaw
$12.50 Shrimp and Fish Combo Plate with French Fries and coleslaw
Veronica's Catering Polish Dinners at O'Kelly Lounge (K of C).
23663 Park St Dearborn 313 278 5600 Every Tuesday from 4PM till 8PM Dinner (Choose 2 entrees): $9.75 Stuffed Cabbage
City Chicken
Kielbasa and Sauerkraut Pork Chops (+ $1.00)
Pierogi Potato with white cheese (+$1.00) All dinners come with potatoes and choice of cold cucumber salad or a tossed salad with ranch or Italian dressing
Soup of the day $3.00/Bowl, $2.00/cup Dessert of the day $2.00
KNIGHTS KORNER
St. Linus Lenten Fish Fry, 2019 Please Join us in the Activities Room
Every Friday between March 8th through April 12th 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
FEATURING: Fried Cod, Baked Cod, Fried Shrimp, Fried Smelt, Fried Scallops, Fried Calm Strips, Pan Fried Pierogi, Macaroni & Cheese, Cheese Pizza, All you can eat
Soup & Salad Bar Dinner
Contact Judee Nelson to place an ad today!
jnelson@4LPi.com or (800) 477-4574 x6319 www.jandoor.com • 313.581.7300
Garage Doors
Openers, Steel & Fiberglass Entry Doors Residential / Commercial / Industrial 14351 W Warren - Dearborn
(313) 255-5063
MIKE’S PLUMBING
Complete Plumbing Sewer and Drain Cleaning
MICHAEL J. WOOD Master Plumber
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DON’S PLUMBING
313-255-1199
Expert Plumbing Sewer
& Drain Cleaning LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER
Donald J. Wood
LEO’S CONEY ISLAND
5575 Greenfield Rd. at Ford Rd • Dearborn Every Sunday afternoon come in to see our balloon waitress from 5-8pm
Also bring coupon in on Sunday and receive an additional 5% off
Phone: 313-253-0200
10% OFF WITH THIS COUPON
Valid this location only • Not valid on any Breakfast specials Valid 1 coupon per family
OPEN 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK
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COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE Serving The Dearborn Area
Since 1940
1700 N. Telegraph, Dearborn (313) 561-0650 • (313) 561-0651
JOHN WOOD PLUMBING
313-278-9300
Fast Professional Service Expert Sewer & Drain Cleaning
Lic. Master Plumber Reasonable Rates www.johnwoodplumbingllc.com
WIETECHAS MONUMENT CO.
22602 W. Warren 313-278-0380 25685 W. 10 Mile Rd
248-356-7625
www.monuments1947.com
LUBIENSKI LAW OFFICE
313-563-4400
23511 Ford Rd • Dearborn
Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney Medicaid/Nursing Home Planning
JOYVIEW MEAT MARKET
Homemade Fresh Kielbasa Fresh Meat • Fresh Lunchmeat
Fresh Pierogies 23822 Joy Rd., Redford
(313) 534-1585
Painting Decorating Carpentry Art Work
SAMES INC.
24541 W. Warren, Dearborn Heights, MI www.samesinc.com
313-570-2978
Honest Expert Craftsmen Parish Member Since 1990 WOOD & FIBERGLASS ENTRY DOOR
RESTORATION SPECIALISTS
LOGAN GLASS CO.
Complete Glass Service Residential • Commercial
Auto Glass
22667 Michigan Avenue • Dearborn, MI
313.563.7000
NOWICKI’S PLUMBING, LLC - NOW HIRING - Licensed Plumbers, Apprentices and Dispatcher
313-268-9432
Licensed/Insured Master Plumber
Turf Doctor
Ask For Mike Bozzo 313-928-5514 Fertilizing - Aeration Weed & Insect Control-Seed Discounts to Parishioners
www.turfdoctor.biz
