FUNERAL
MRS. MARIE A. NAVARRE
Sadly we announce the passing of parishioner Marie Navarre.
Mrs. Navarre died on Monday
at the age of 96.
You may pay your respects on Wednesday at the Molnar Nixon Funeral Home on Biddle in Wyandotte. Rosary at 5pm.
Her Funeral Mass will be held here in the parish church
on Thursday.
Instate at 9:30am
Mass at 10am.
OBITUARY, CLICK ON HER PICTURE
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18
MASS with distribution of Ashes
12NOON - AND- 7PM
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BAKED BREADED COD DINNERS - $15
1PM - 6PM
PARISH HALL
Dinner includes parsley potatoes, corn, coleslaw and roll.
EVERY FRIDAY IN LENT INCLUDING GOOD FRIDAY!
Parish Hall
2PM - 6PM
Beer Battered Cod Dinners - $11 - $15
Shrimp Dinner - $15
Dill Pickle Soup prepared by Fr. Mark
Pierogi - Potato Cheddar
Children's Easter Basket Sale - $10
Baskets available in the parish hall on
Friday's of Lent from 2pm-6pm.
ALMSGIVING
Sponsor a child/children with an Easter Basket.
All sponsored baskets are given to MiMi's Mission who strives to help those in need.
To sponsor online, click on the picture.
ARCHBISHOP WEISENBURGER
RESTRUCTURING VIDEO & LETTER
CLICK ON HIS PICTURE.
FOR MORE PARISH INFORMATION
Please read the Bulletin
(click on the Picture)
And the Parish Facebook Page.
Live Stream Link...
Our Lady of the Scapular Parish - YouTube
WEEKEND MASS
Saturday at 5pm
Sunday : 9am - Polish
(with English Sermon and Translations available)
-AND -
11am English
Monday at 7pm
Tuesday: O.L of Perpetual Help Novena at 6:30pm followed by Mass at 7pm
Wednesday - NO MASS
Thursday at 7pm
Friday at 12pm
except on First Friday. Mass at 7pm
Saturday at 3pm
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
8AM - 1PM
CLOSED WEDNESDAY
Office Phone: 734-284-9135
Email:
ourladyofthescapular@wyan.org
ADORATION
CHAPEL
OPEN EVERYDAY
8AM - 8PM
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Fr. David Bechill
Christ the Good Shepherd
1540 Riverbank
Lincoln Park, MI
313-928-1324
Parish Website
(Link Below)
CHRIST THE GOOD SHEPHERD CATHOLIC CHURCH (christgoodshepherd.org)
Mass
Saturdays: 4pm
Sunday: 9:00am and 11am
Monday: 8:15am
Tuesday: 7pm
Wednesday: 8:15am
Thursday: No Mass
Friday: 8:15am
Saint Pius X Parish & School - Southgate, MI (saintpiusschool.org)
Saturday: 4pm
Sunday: 9am and 11am
Monday: 8:30am
Tuesday: 7pm
Wednesday: No Mass
Thursday: 8:30am
Friday: 8:30am
Fr. Brendan McCarrick - MODERATOR
Fr. Stephen Mutie
Home - St. Vincent Pallotti (stvpp.org)
Saturday: 4pm
Sunday: 8am and 11:30am
Tuesday: 12pm
Thursday: 12pm
Friday: 12pm
135 Superior Blvd, Wyandotte
Mass
Sunday: 9:30am
Monday: 12pm
Wednesday: 12pm
West Side Entrance of the Church
Mass
M-Th: from 8:30am-3:30pm
- AND -
Friday: from 8:30-11:30am.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in the chapel.
WELCOME TO ST. VINCENT PALLOTTI
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PROGRAM 2025-2026
JENNIFER LONG
The Director of Religious Education
734-285-9840 X 102
Making a Substantial
GIFT to the Parish..
Many people like to wait until the end of the year to make a larger financial gift to the parish for Christmas.
There was a time when parishioners were encouraged to do this at Christmas as the Christmas collection was not taxed the 7% by the Archdiocese, as are all other collections in church.
Policies have now changed and this is not particularly beneficial to the parish any longer.
In fact an excessively large Christmas collection can create bigger financial problems for the parish in the upcoming year.
In light of all these changes, the most effective and useful gift to give to the parish at Christmas is to make a larger donation to CSA. Perhaps this seems distasteful to some, but the annual CSA assessment is a bill that must be paid by our parish no matter what. If not paid by way of donations made directly to the CSA it will be paid indirectly by the Sunday collection which will first be taxed 7% by the archdiocese before the money is applied to our CSA bill, thus causing us to pay even more.
And so, again I encourage Christmas gifts to the parish to be made to the CSA.
It is the greatest importance that checks be made out to CSA and NOT TO THE PARISH to avoid the 7% tax.
It is my greatest hope that this might be the year we actually meet our mandatory CSA Goal.
Fr. Mark
Kroger Community Rewards Program Sign-Up for
Our Lady of the Scapular
(money that the parish gets when you shop at Kroger)
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