FUNERAL
CATHERINE SLUSARZ
Sadly we announce the passing of
Catherine Slusarz.
Mrs. Slusarz died on June 5 at the age
of 75.
Her Funeral Mass will be offered here in the parish church on Wednesday,
Instate at 9:30am
Mass at 10am

As we look to the future of Our Lady of the Scapular Parish, it is important to first acknowledge with gratitude the dedicated pastoral ministry and service of Fr. Mark Borkowski. One of his long-held wishes was to see the parish debt fully paid before his departure. We are immensely grateful that, through his leadership and your generous support, this goal has been achieved during his time with us. Please remember him in your prayers as he begins this next chapter.
After careful consideration of church capacity and parish attendance, coupled with the rapid decrease in priest availability and the anticipated restructuring of the Archdiocese, a primarily data-driven decision has become necessary regarding the liturgical schedule.
Since Sunday is the Lord’s Day and a Holy Day of Obligation, the celebration of Mass on this day remains our highest priority. Therefore, beginning next week and for the foreseeable future, we will celebrate one Sunday Mass only, scheduled for 10:00 AM.
Following discussions with our musician, it is hoped that this Sunday Mass will be bilingual, incorporating readings, prayers, and music that reflect both our Polish and English-speaking communities.
Our church has the capacity to accommodate approximately twice the combined attendance of our present weekend Masses. With this change, I invite all parishioners to unite together at one Sunday Mass and to continue supporting this beautiful church and its important presence within the Wyandotte community.
I truly believe that, once the restructuring process is complete, this church will be in a stronger position to remain open for many generations to come. Future generations will continue to enjoy this magnificent facility and the rich Polish cultural heritage that has long been a treasured part of Wyandotte.
As you are aware, since May 1st all weekday Masses have been celebrated at St. Vincent Pallotti Parish. Our Lady of the Scapular Church will remain open and active, continuing to serve the faithful as a place for daily private prayer, funerals, weddings, anointings, and the 10:00 AM Sunday Mass.
The parish office at Our Lady of the Scapular will remain open, as will the office at St. Vincent Pallotti. Parishioners are encouraged to direct office-related questions to the appropriate location, though both offices will continue to be at your service.
Please know that we are doing our best to serve you and fully realize that this is a challenging time. While these changes will no doubt disrupt familiar routines and comforts, the good news is that you continue to have places for worship, access to the sacraments, and the ministry of your priests. I appreciate your understanding, cooperation, and especially your prayers.
In the hope of the Risen Christ, through the intercession of our Blessed Mother,
Fr Brendan McCarrick SAC
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WEEKEND MASS
SUNDAY ONLY
AT 10AM
BILINGUAL
ENGLISH & POLISH
NO SATURDAY MASS
Monday at 12pm
at St. Pat's
(135 Superior Blvd)
Tuesday at 12pm
at
OUR LADY OF THE SCAPULAR PARISH
Wednesday at 12pm
at St. Pat's
(135 Superior Blvd)
Thursday at 12pm
at St. Joe's
(334 Elm St)
Friday at 12pm
at St. Joe's
(334 Elm St)
*Tuesday at 11am
at
Our Lady of the Scapular Parish
*Saturday at 3pm
at
St. Joseph's Church
334 Elm St.
Wyandotte
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
8AM - 1PM
CLOSED WEDNESDAY
Office Phone: 734-284-9135
Email:
ourladyofthescapular@wyan.org
ADORATION
CHAPEL
OPEN EVERYDAY
8AM - 7:30PM

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Join me in celebrating my 10th Anniversary of Ordination with a special trip to Medjourge.
Flights from DTW are currently $3,437, with just one stop each way in Europe. It would be wonderful to have friends join me for this memorable occasion of thanksgiving, fellowship, and pilgrimage.
If you are interested in coming along, please let me know soon so we can begin coordinating plans.
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On June 25, 1981, in the small village of Medjugorje in Bosnia-Herzegovina, the Blessed Virgin Mary began appearing to six young teenagers on Mount Podbrdo, now known as Apparition Hill. Since that time, Our Lady has continued to appear and give messages of hope and a call for conversion in order to bring peace to the world. In response, over 40 million people have journeyed to Medjugorje to experience what many refer to as “Heaven on Earth”. Medjugorje is also known as the “confessional of the world” and has been the site of countless conversions and life-changing experiences.
Home - St. Vincent Pallotti (stvpp.org)
Saturday: 4pm
Sunday: 8am and 11:30am
Monday: 12pm - St. Pat's
Tuesday: 12pm - Our Lady of the Scapular Parish
Wednesday: 12pm - St. Pat's
Thursday: 12pm - St. Joe's
Friday: 12pm - St. Joe's
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.
OCIA is a program for Catholics and non-Catholics alike, to learn more about the Catholic faith through classes, discussions and prayer time.
It is intended for those who:
OCIA is an opportunity for prayer, learning the truth of the Catholic faith and applying it to your life. You will participate in prayerful ceremonies (rites) and, most importantly, use all these experiences to build and grow in your relationship with God.
313-928-1324 ext. 115
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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.



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