Affirming Our Faith - Creating Our Future - St. Mary Queen of Creation

St. Mary Queen of Creation
New Baltimore, Michigan
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2011
“OUR MISSION IS TO BE CHRIST FOR EACH OTHER”
MY "NICK"EL'S WORTH
BY: FR. NICK ZUKOWSKI
E REMEMBER… This weekend, we remember our
W loved ones who have passed from this life “in the
hope of rising again.” It is always a moving scene as surviving
family members and friends come up to receive a flower from
us. I think back to their funeral services and it makes me realize
how I as your pastor share in your grief. Usually there are
sixty or so names; this year we have about 93. May all of them
find rest from their earthly labors and crosses, and find new life
in the One Who gives us Life!
WE REMEMBER… Many pleasant memories were made
for about 250 priests from the Archdiocese of Detroit who attended
our most recent bi-ennial (every two years) convocation
(convention) up at Boyne Highlands two weeks ago. On Monday,
we learned how to chant the new English translation of the
Roman Missal. On Tuesday, we were told that clergy have the
highest satisfaction rate among American professionals and are
happy doing ministry for you. On Wednesday, we were told
what stresses there are to our ministry and how we respond in
healthy ways, or react in unhealthy ways. By and large, Catholic
priests are just above average in the “normal scale.” At
lunch, I looked around the room full of Detroit priests and
thought, “If this is normal…” and then I made the Sign of the
Cross! (LOL) Actually, I am very satisfied being a priest. I
am very satisfied – most of the time! – being your pastor, and I
am relieved that I am “normal!”
WE REMEMBER… Remember the Tastefest 2011 which
was held at our mother parish, Immaculate Conception in Anchorville,
a couple of weeks ago before we priests left for
Boyne Highlands Well, St. Mary’s own culinary chef, Larry
Paczkowski, walked away with FIRST PRIZE during the Iron
Chef Cook-off! Congratulations, Larry, and to his wife Cindy
who helped with the preparations. They received a check for
$100 and plan to use their winnings to go on a Caribbean
cruise. Um, OK, it will pay for gas to go to work for one
week… for ONE of them…
I FORGOT… Three senior priests (priests who have
“retired” as parish administrators but continue to celebrate
Mass and the Sacraments) decided to share a home. One day
one of them walked into the bathroom with his robe on, to put
on the water for his bath. After he turned the water off, he
stood in the hallway and asked, “Was I coming from or going to
take my bath” The second senior priest walked toward him
and said, “I’ll tell you. Let me walk over there.” When HE got
to the room, he stopped and asked, “Wait, was I coming or going”
The third senior priest who was sitting in the living room
said to both of them, “Thank God I’m not losing my memory
like you two,” and knocked three times on the nearby end-table.
Then HE got up and said, “I’ll go see who’s at the door…”
HAVE A BLESSED WEEK …
AND “SEE YOU IN CHURCH!”
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST
LITURGIES WILL BE
CELEBRATED AT
9:00 AM
4:30 PM
7:00 PM
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 2ND
MASS AT 9:00 AM
CEMETERY SERVICE AT
10:15 AM
“Affirming Our Faith - Creating Our Future”
28 Days
until we celebrate the Mass
in the new English translation

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JUSTICE AND PEACE
CHOOSE LIFE BABY SHOWER
IN CHURCH
During October “respect life” month, we continue to collect
baby items for Imago Dei crisis pregnancy center. If you didn’t
have a chance to take a baby shower tag, you can still participate
by buying a baby item for ages newborn to one year old
and return it to the playpen in the Gathering Area throughout
October. Thanks for honoring life!
Our next Choose Life committee meeting will be on Thursday,
November 3rd at 7:00 p.m. in the Annex. All our welcome to
join us! Contact Debbie if you need more information at 725-
2441 ext. 31 or debbiewarren@smqoc.com.
“Catholic Social Teaching” is the term used to describe
the collected teachings of the church on social issues as found
in papal encyclicals and statements, documents from the Second
Vatican Council and Synods of Bishops, and Bishops’
statements from the U.S. and other national bishops conferences
throughout the past century. Rooted always in Sacred
Scripture, these teachings explore and express the social demands
of our faith.
The Church’s social teaching is a rich treasure of wisdom
about building a just society and living lives of holiness amidst
the challenges of modern society. It offers moral principles and
coherent values that are badly needed in our time. In this time
of widespread violence and diminished respect for human life
and dignity in our country and around the world, the Gospel of
life and the biblical call to justice need to be proclaimed and
shared with new clarity, urgency and energy.
We emphasize that the values of the Church’s social teaching
must not be treated as tangential or optional. They must be
a core part of teaching and formation. Without our social
teaching, schools, catechetical programs, and other formation
programs would be offering an incomplete presentation of our
Catholic tradition.
From Sharing Catholic Social Teaching: Challenges and
Directions (Reflections of the U.S. Catholic Bishops, June 19,
1998)
The Justice and Peace Committee is part of the
Christian Service Commission. If you would like information
or want to be a part of the Justice and Peace Committee,
please call Dan White 725-6731.
On Thursday, November 3rd our Choose Life Committee will
meet in the Annex at 7:00 pm. The Committee discusses issues
relevant to the protection of all life and in addition we will be
discussing our care of our new Gabriel Project mom. All are
welcome. Come and see how you can participate in supporting
our mom. We are supplying her with a crib, clothing
and other items for her little one and could use more newborn
sized diapers. Our new mom has asked that the people of St.
Mary’s keep her in our prayers.
The Gabriel Project, is always available to help moms who are
in a crisis situation and need assistance. If you are a mom or
know of a mom in need, please use the toll-free number
877-734-2444.
ST. MARY QUEEN OF CREATION
CYO BASKETBALL
We will not be having CYO basketball teams this year. I
am personally unable to continue the program. I would like to
thank all who have participated on the teams for the past seven
years and also thank the parents for their support.
Louise A. Balash
AD/Coach
“Sandwich Sunday”
Our next “Sandwich Sunday” is on November 6 from
12:30 – 1:15pm in the Parish Center. Families with high
schoolers, middle schoolers and elementary aged children are
all encouraged to work on this project together. It helps teach
our children to remember the needs of others. Community service
can be earned.
We will be preparing 100 sandwiches, decorating lunch
bags with messages of hope and love, and filling the bags with
a bottle of water, sandwich, a fruit, napkin and dessert.
Thanks to the generosity of many parishioners we have the
supplies we need for this Sunday. Much appreciation to Richard
Swift who provides our bananas each month and Larry
Paczkowski who brings our bread.
Debbie Warren, Christian Service Coordinator,
725-2441 ext. 31 or debbiewarren@smqoc.com

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Saturday, Nov. 5th
4:30 P.M.
Sunday, Nov. 6th
7:30 A.M.
Sunday, Nov. 6th
9:30 A.M.
Sunday, Nov. 6th
11:30 A.M.
PRESIDER Fr. Nick Zukowski Fr. Nick Zukowski Fr. Saji Mukkoot Fr. Saji Mukkoot
DEACON Deacon Tony Deacon Tony Deacon Bill Deacon Bill
LECTORS
Tom Kreft
Kathleen Krajenke
Joanne Burke
Jeffery Kay
Rita Schmitz
Tom Mehl
Mary Croes
Louis Zedan
EMHC CAPTAIN Beverly Knoche Rose Cooper Mike Sporer Edward Arnold
ALTAR SERVERS
Noah Dugan
Shelly Dugan
Alexander Kreft
Jessica Munroe
Adrienne Endres
Austin Elya
Nicholas Treadwell
Joseph Treadwell
Kyle Leonard
Adam Farchone
GREETERS
Charlene Kammerer
Robert Kammerer
Helene Psciuk
Mary Lou Maas
Maria Ware
Michael Ware
Laura Boyles
Clarisse Seeley
Janice Treadwell
Charles Robinet
Pat Robinet
JoAnn Tricoli
Barbara Arnold
Carole Garner
Gini Hofman
CANTORS Michelle Drumb Arlene Anger Susan Smith Youth Cantor
CLOW LEADERS Carol Macpherson Rose Addy Suzie Dailey
USHERS Ushers —Team 1 Ushers—Team 2 Ushers—Team 3 Ushers—Team 4
BAPTISMS 1:15 Presider: Deacon Bill Lector: Martha Van Belle Cantor:
Tuesday, Nov. lst Feast of All Saints 9:00 AM 4:30 PM 7:00 PM
PRESIDER Fr. Nick Zukowski Fr. Saji Mukkoot Fr. Saji Mukkoot
DEACON Deacon Tony Deacon Bill
LECTORS Esther Perry Larry Paczkowski Debbie Warren
EMHC CAPTAIN Inez Maccioni Bernie Thomas Steve Grajek
ALTAR SERVERS
Adults
Michelle Hoef
Troy Sabella
Matt Masters
Ronnie Masters
CANTOR Mike Cousins Adrienne Endres Carol Shinska
USHERS Volunteers & “R” team Team l Team 2
DON’T FORGET—NEXT WEEKEND

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MASS REMEMBRANCE
Oct 29th - Saturday - Vigil: Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
4:30pm David Zukowski by Marco and Teresa Scapini
Marthe Haldeman by Joan Guidi
Janice Pfeiffer by Peter Humenik
Andrew Kokoszka by Dennis and Beverly Knoche
- Special Intentions of Mike and Ceil as they celebrate their
45th Wedding Anniversary by Pat
Oct 30th - Sunday - Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30am Maurice DeMuynck (23rd Anniv) by Loraine
DeMuynck
Deceased Members of the Henry Wurm Families by Liz
Wurm
9:30am - People of the Parish
11:30am Fr. Leo F. Gaffney by St. Mary’s Parishioners
James Arnold by wife Charlotte
Larry Kelly by wife Barbara
Evelyn MacDougall, Allen Nagengast and Mary
Nagengast by Case family
Alexander Burak (1st Anniv) by Family
- Special Intentions of Jeff by Family
James Farchione (9th Anniv as of 11-7) by wife Rose
Marthe Haldeman by Joan Guidi
- Special Intentions of Healing for Kerry Beste by Family
- Special Intentions of Healing for Michael by Mom and
Dad
Oct 31st- Monday - Weekday
9:00am Cecelia Zypk by Wieczorek family
Nov 1st - Tuesday - All Saints
9:00am Fr. Thomas P. McWilliams by St. Mary Parishioners
Roy Beauvais by Family
4:30pm - Special Intentions of Healing for Victor Karns
7:00pm - People of the Parish
Nov 2nd - Wednesday - The Commemoration of all the Faithful
Departed (All Souls)
9:00am - Special Intentions of Healing for Mike Desmarais
Nov 3rd - Thursday - Weekday/St. Martin de Porres, religious
9:00am - Special Intentions of Healing for Dan VandenBossche
- Special Intentions of Healing for Janice Wieczorkowski
Nov 4th - Friday - St. Charles of Borromeo, bishop
9:00am Roy Beauvais by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rutzel
Nov 5th - Saturday - Vigil: Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary
Time
4:30pm Donna Ward by Family
John Rossi by Sylvia Wedyke and family
Brian J. Karasinski by Family
Nov 6th - Sunday - Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:30am For the Deceased Priests for the Archdiocese of Detroit
9:30am Antonino Tranchida (5th Anniv) by Rose Tranchida
- Special Intentions of Jack and Flo Hayman by Friends
Betty Price by Michael and Diane Maguire
Betty Price by Deacon Bill and family
Laurie Mangianti by Joe and Marlene Gayeski
11:30am - People of the Parish
As baptized people, we have the privilege and duty
to pray for one another. Here at St. Mary’s our parish
staff has made a commitment to meet for prayer every
Wednesday when the Angelus bells ring, and to join the
parish community for the 9:00 AM Mass or Liturgy of the
Word on the first Wednesday of the month.
We also know that our ministry among you will only
be fruitful if we have your prayerful support. We are
publishing this “Prayer Calendar” containing, for each
day, the name of a staff member. We ask that you pray
for that person and his/her ministry especially on that day
as well as for the larger Church community.
With God’s help, and the prayers of our entire parish
family, we will grow in our knowledge of God’s will for
all of us and better able to be “Christ for one another.”
We hope you will join us in this prayer ministry!
NOVEMBER, 2011
(PT) Part Time
1. Fr. Nick Zukowski (Pastor)
2. Fr. Saji Mukkoot Pastor)
3. Deacon Tony Lewandoski (Permanent Deacon) (PT)
4. Deacon Bill Schmitz (Permanent Deacon) (PT)
5. Sr. Pat Whalen (Worship Coordinator)
6. Gloria Beauvais (Office Aide) PT
7. Jan Boswell (Choir Director) (PT)
8. Jackie Claeys (Housekeeper) (PT)
9. Joyce Genaw (Office Secretary) (PT)
10. Cathy Gromek (Bookkeeper)
11. Ethel Habucki (Cemetery Manager) (PT)
12. Barbara Hoef (Rel. Ed. Secretary)
13. Laurie Hoxsie (Rel. Ed. Office Aide) (PT)
14. Linda Jarvi (Director of Youth Ministry) (PT)
15. Margaret Kensora (Parish Nurse) (PT)
16. Angela Laesch (Director of Religious Education)
17. Linda LeDuc (Rel. Ed. Section Head) (PT)
18. Margaret Mathewson (Office Secretary) (PT)
19. Don McCloskey (Maintenance)
20. George Moomaw (Adult Faith Formation Coordinator)
21. Lorenzo Morales (Maintenance)
22. Myra Sholtis (Rel. Ed. Section Head) (PT)
23. Jay Strassburg (Maintenance)
24. Betty Tamer (Office Manager)
25. Sally Tamer (Housekeeper/Cook) (PT)
26. Richi Taylor (Parish Nurse) PT
27. Dave Warren (Music Ministry Director)
28. Debbie Warren (Christian Service Coordinator) (PT)
29. Judy White (Office Secretary) (PT)
30. John Kopson & Seminarians

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St. Mary Queen of Creation, New Baltimore
EXPOSITION OF THE
BLESSED SACRAMENT
Friday, November 4, 2011
The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed in the Eucharistic
Chapel following the 9:00AM Mass until approximately
7:00PM.
You are invited and encouraged to come to the chapel any
time during those hours for prayer in the presence of the Lord
in the Eucharist.
THE DIVINE MERCY CHAPLET WILL BE PRAYED AT
6:15 PM.
ALL NIGHT ADORATION
Saturday, November 5, 2011
This will begin with a procession at the end of the 4:30PM
Mass and will continue until approximately 7:00AM. Please
sign the “Adoration Book” at the entrance to the Chapel.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 30, 2011
Sunday: Mal 1:14b-2:2b, 8-10/1 Thes 2:7b-9, 13/Mt
23:1-12
Monday: Rom 11:29-36/Lk 14:12-14
Tuesday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/1 Jn 3:1-3/Mt 5:1-12a
Wednesday: Wis 3:1-9/Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9/Jn 6:37-40
Thursday: Rom 14:7-12/Lk 15:1-10
Friday: Rom 15:14-21/Lk 16:1-8
Saturday: Rom 16:3-9, 16, 22-27/Lk 16:9-15
Next Sunday: Wis 6:12-16/1 Thes 4:13-18 or 4:13-14/Mt
25:1-13
©Liturgical Publications Inc
VOCARE CUP HOSTS
Oct. 30—Nov. 6 Kuczewski Family
Nov. 6—Nov. 13 Joan Moore
Nov. 13—Nov. 20 Terri Pettinato
(If you would like to host the Vocare Cup,
please sign the book on the table by the Reconciliation Room.)
REFLECTIONS
by: Sam & Gloria Iaquinto
After reflecting on the privilege of hosting the Vocare Cup,
we have come to this conclusion: We are not worthy, but we
have been called by Christ to participate in His holy plan to
spread our Catholic faith by praying for an increase in religious
vocations. This we will do daily with or without the Vocare
Cup in our home. The cup brings many graces and blessings
into your home and we encourage the participation of our parish
family. Don’t let this beautiful tradition fall by the wayside.
Sign up for your week today and witness the peace, love and
blessings the hosts have received. Thank you, Father Nick!

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It is indeed a privilege to share the Word of God with
children!
During our 4:30, 9:30 and 11:30 Masses, there is a special
opportunity to do so. Children from 5 years old through 5th
grade are invited to go to the Eucharistic Chapel to hear the
Word of God in a way more easily understandable for them.
We are in need of some additional leaders to do this. Teens
are also invited to be helpers during that time.
Please take this to prayer and if you might be willing to
help in this ministry, please contact Arlene Anger at
725-5928. Training will be provided.
Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time A 2
1 Thessalonians 2:7b-9, 13
The Message’s Minister
The minister is not the same as the message. But the message
will have power if the minister has love.
Paul, Silvanus, and Timothy distinguished between the minister
and the message in the First Letter to the Thessalonians. When
they had first visited the community, they chose a gentle
style—like a nursing mother caring for children. They brought
the gospel in love, not with force. “With such affection for you,
we were determined to share with you not only the gospel of
God, but our very selves as well.”
The missionaries felt very close to the people they evangelized.
They shared their faith, which was extremely important to
them, but they also shared their lives—their joys and sorrows,
their hopes and dreams. They all became friends. The community
experienced together the love that Jesus had preached. The
ministers and those they met worked hard together. They did
not make the long journey in order to take advantage of the
local population. Instead, they came on a mission of love, to
preach about love and to be love for their new friends.
God has entrusted each of us as a minister of the word. We are
not the same as the message, but the message will be conveyed
by how we live. If we live in peace and friendship with others,
we will proclaim the gospel message in more than words.
LITURGICAL BITS & BYTES
Receiving Communion Twice
Sometimes people ask if it is permissible to receive Holy
Communion more than once a day. The norm is to receive the
Lord once a day. (This rule is meant to avoid a previous
abuse during which people would “church-hop,” going to
receive Holy Communion from many churches a day so as to
become “holier.”) Occasions might arise, however, in which
you find yourself celebrating at more than one Mass (for example,
while attending a funeral, a wedding, a Confirmation,
or another occasion of special significance). Then, of course,
an additional communion is certainly approved.
Q: Why do we interrupt Mass with announcements
Wouldn’t it be better to make them before Mass begins
A: The placement of announcements during the Liturgy has
been the subject of a great deal of discussion. There are reasons
that they are best put at the end of Mass before the dismissal.
The Communion Rite ends with the Prayer after Communion
prayed by the presider at the chair. What follows is
really all part of the Rite of Sending. “We can’t stay here—
we have work to do,” and so the announcements bring us
back to the concrete tasks of building the kingdom. We are
then blessed for the task and dismissed as a community by
the presider.
Our deepest sympathy and prayers are
extended to the families of:
Patrick D. Manning
and
Louis Gigliotte
Written by Paul Turner. Copyright © 2010, Resource Publications, Inc., 888-273-7782, www.rpinet.com.
All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission from Lectionary Bulletin Inserts, Year A: First and Second
Readings.

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St. Mary Queen of Creation, New Baltimore
Knights of Columbus Open House and
All Ages Game Night
Come and find out what being a Knight is all about in an evening of
fun, food and laughs. Euchre, Texas Hold’Em (no cash), LCR, and board games will be
provided. Bring your favorite games to share with everyone.
Featuring an all new “Dip your own wings fountain”
Buffalo wings and sauce prepared by our very own
Larry Paczkowski!
-Also featuring-
TACO DIP and SALSA CHALLENGE
Bring your best Taco dip or Salsa and we all get to judge
Grand prize – Bragging rights for a year
WHEN Saturday, November 5 th
TIME Gather around 5:00-9:00pm
WHERE St. Mary’s Parish Hall
SPONSORED BY The Knights of Columbus #5981
QUESTIONS Call Joe Kozlowski 586-634-9749
ANCHOR BAY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
COUNCIL #5981
50/50 RAFFLE
ONLY 100 TICKETS SOLD
$100 PER TICKET
WINNER RECEIVES HALF OF ALL TICKET SALES
MAXIMUM PAYOUT $5,000.00
DRAWING TO BE HELD DECEMBER 8, 2011
PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT K OF C CHARITIES
CONTACT BRIAN YACKS 586.549.3722
HALLOWEEN BAKE SALE
It’s that time of year again! Please join the
Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus at their
annual Halloween Bake Sale. Stop by the Parish
Center after all Masses on Sunday, October
30 th . There will be plenty of delicious treats for
you to enjoy!

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FAITH COMMUNITY NURSING:
IS IT FOR ME
You are invited to attend a meeting:
Henry Ford Macomb Hospital
15855 19 Mile Road
Clinton Township, MI 48038
Tuesday, November 8
6:00 - 8:00pm
McAuley B Conference Room
Henry Ford Macomb Hospital - Warren Campus
13355 E. 10 Mile Road
Warren, MI 48089
Thursday, November 17
6:00 - 8:00pm
Medical Education Conference Center - 2nd floor
1.75 CONTACT HOURS PROVIDED AT NO CHARGE
Registration is required
Space is limited
To register, or for more information,
Please call (586) 263-2117
or email mstockw1@hfhs.org
SPAGHETTI DINNER FUNDRAISER
We need your support in raising funds to purchase
holiday wreaths for our Veteran’s gravesites in our
St. Mary and Oakwood Cemeteries.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
New Baltimore Civic Club
36551 Main St. (corner of Blackwell)
New Baltimore, MI 48047
Doors open from 4:00—8:00pm
Dinner includes: Spaghetti, Salad, Rolls, Dessert
and Hot & Cold Beverage
Dinner Ticket cost is $8.00 per adult & teen,
$4.00 per child, 5 & under free
OUR VETERANS EAT FREE
For tickets and info on how to sponsor a wreath:
Mickie Mellon - 586-855-6992 or
Tammi Graber at Curves of New Baltimore
35453 23 Mile Rd. 586-716-2523
Holiday wreaths will be placed on our Veteran’s gravesites at
St. Mary and Oakwood Cemeteries after our Wreath laying
ceremony, Saturday, December 10, at noon. This dinner will
help pay for the 400 wreaths needed. Wreaths are delivered by
volunteer truckers to be laid by us, the citizens who care and
remember. Thank you for your support in honoring our
Veterans.
PRINCESSES, SAVE THE DATE!
On Sunday, January 8, 2012 the Ladies of the Anchor Bay
Knights of Columbus and Friends will be sponsoring a Celebration
of Life Tea from 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm in the Parish Center.
We are all God’s children and Christ is the King of Kings. As
“Princesses”, daughters of the King, we have responsibilities
that include being joyful and loving as we embrace the Gift of
Life. Please join with your fellow “sisters on the journey” for
an afternoon of warmth and fun. The cost is $40.00 per Table
of 8. Won’t you consider hosting a table for the special ladies
in your life Princess attire is optional, but encouraged for all
attendees! Seating is limited, so reserve early. Please watch for
our flyer in upcoming issues of the Luminary or call Debbie
Yacks at 586-648-6594.
CSA MINUTE
WOMEN’S MINISTRY
The ninth annual Archdiocese of Detroit Catholic
Women’s Conference was held this week with a theme of
“Embraced by Mercy, Transformed by Love.”
The two-day event at the Best Western Sterling Inn featured
Archbishop Allen H. Vigneron as the keynote speaker,
answering “What is there about the feminine genius that has
made women God’s privileged agents for sharing the good
news of Divine Mercy” in his talk. Additional presenters included
Sister Mary Finn, HVM, of Sacred Heart Major Seminary,
Catherine Lanni of the Divine Mercy Center, Father Joseph
Horn of Holy Family Parish, and Marjorie Gabriel-Burrow
of the Metro Catholic Gospel Choir.
Your gifts to the Catholic Services Appeal help fund the
annual Catholic Women’s Conference and other events and
programs of the Women’s Ministry Office.
For more information about Women’s Ministry, or to learn
about other CSA-funded programs and ministries, go to
www.AODonline.org.
THE LEAGUE OF CATHOLIC WOMEN
THE LEAGUE OF CATHOLIC WOMEN WILL MEET
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2011. AN 11:00 A.M. MASS
WILL BE CELEBRATED AT ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, SEV-
ENTH ST., PORT HURON, MI.
IT WILL BE FOLLOWED BY A 12:15P.M. LUNCHEON
AT THE CHINA LITE 3875-24TH AVE., PORT HURON.
MEAL SELECTIONS WILL BE BEEF & BROCCOLI,
SWEET & SOUR CHICKEN, SHRIMP SCHEHWAN, SOUP,
AND BEVERAGE. THE COST IS $10.00.
PLEASE SEND YOUR RESERVATIONS CHECKS TO
KATIE RICKETTS, 906 HOLLIS ST., PORT HURON, MI.
NEW MEMBERS AND GUESTS ARE MOST WEL-
COME. MEMBERSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE
LUNCHEON MEETINGS.

Youth Ministry
What’s Up in YM
• Sat. Oct 29, 5:30-9:30pm, Need lots
of Help with Family Halloween Fun
Night, call to sign up.
• Sun. Oct 30, Taking a night off after
Saturday night fun.
• Sun. Nov 6, 6-8pm, Sunday Night
Youth Group
Sunday Night Youth Group
Sun Nov 6, 6-8pm 8th gr-12th gr
Come and see the
downstairs youth
room and game room
in the Faith Formation
Bldg. It’s a place for
you—bit of home away from home.
Time to fill it up with great young
people. You’re invited. Your friends
are invited.
Thank you St. Mary’s for all the work
and sweat and paint and care and
love.
The message:
Teens—You
Matter. You are
important and
valuable.
Advocacy + Catechesis + Community Life + Evangelization +Pastoral Care
+Justice and Service + Leadership Development + Prayer and Worship+
“In our hearts NOW”
Words to Remember
Excerpts from Fr. Nick’s homily last
weekend
Washington DC March for Life this January 2012—Jan. 21—24
This weekend, we acknowledge
and salute our young people as we
observe our parish celebration of national World Youth Day … I thank
the young people who have come forward in leadership roles,
especially with the older students mentoring the younger ones. I
thank the parents who sacrifice their time and talent — usually their
treasure — to insure that we have a holy and wholesome
environment and experiences to prepare our young people for life in
the “real world.”
Most importantly, I thank this parish community for supporting with
prayer and financial assistance all the projects necessary so that our
youth could attend Rainbow in Detroit, the March for Life in Wash DC
and our mission activity in the City of Detroit and in the backwoods
and hollers of Kentucky at our sister parish and mission school run by
the Piarist Fathers.
It is safe to say that our young people in this parish community have
learned that they are not only the FUTURE of our PARISH, but that
they have a place at the Lord’s Table, in this community and in our
hearts NOW!
I pray that each one of you young people will discover the truth that
God loves you. That God wants to live in your heart and in your life.
That God has a special call, a vocation, for each one of you, and is
waiting for you to reply. In the words of Face Book: Friend Jesus.
Accept and do not ignore His love for you! For richer; for poorer; in
good times and in bad; in sickness and in health; God is with you.
Jesus says, “I am with you always, even unto the end of the age.”
Dear Fr. Nick,
Thank you for your encouragement and love of our young people.
Thank you for being their #1 advocate. Know of our prayers. You are
our Pope John Paul II. We will take to heart his words you shared—to
not be afraid. To open wide the doors to Christ. To cast out into the
deeper waters. We are ready for great faith adventures together.
Thank you and God bless
Join over 400,000 standing up for LIFE. Young people from around the country
join forces to send a message for the sanctity and respect for all life, from the
moment of conception to the last breath. Come make a journey of hope and love
for the most vulnerable, for the voiceless. Do you feel that tug at your heart Do
you hear the voice urging you to do it To be a champion for LIFE Don’t worry
about how—just give a call to Linda Jarvi. We will work out the how.
Please help make great opportunities happen for our teens. Retreats, Youth
Conferences, Mission Trips have high impact on teen’s faith life. Help them to
be good stewards. How to be a Youth Ministry Advocate Just buy a YM
Discount Card for $10 and enjoy discounts from 15 area businesses. Call the
youth ministry phoneline and place your order.
Looking for a gift that lasts a year Give a YM Discount Card. It’s good until
November 2012.
Thank you for loving and supporting the young people of St. Mary
Queen of Creation Parish.
Linda Jarvi, Director of Youth Ministry 586.725.7579 youthministry@smqoc.com Office: Faith Form. Bldg.

Mamie Alexander
Kerry Beste
Sabina Borowicz
Norman Campbell
Mother of Fr. Pat Casey
Mike Catalano
George Cole
Christine Cordner
Rosa Anne Cromie
Rosalie Davis
Jack Day
Walter Delaney
Mike Desmarais
Bart Eby
Wallace & Jenny Gugel
Marilyn McBride-Gwozdz
Janet Henson
Albert & Virginia Hofman
Virginia Januszczak
Carol Jay
Victor Karns
Barbara Kelly
Beverly Knoche
Robert Koss
Mary Lee
Ray Lohman
Elizabeth Furton Lloyd
Richard Maiuri
Shaun Maryniak
Cathy Meadows
Aireona Medley
Rudolph & Bev Melasi
Duane Mikulski
Tom Moll
Linda Muscat
Bertha Muylaert
Linda Owens
Bill Pattyn
Anne Paul
Don Polcyn
Bruce Pyle
Richard & Camille Schneider
Ginny Semaan
Sam Serra
Angie Smolarz
Barbara Stawiasz
Sharon Steffey
Sue Thursam
Karen True
Dorothy VanAcker
Dan VandenBossche
Ron & Marlene Vanlerberghe
Mary VanTiem
James & Carol Wallace
Janice Wieczorkowski
Lucille Wilczynski
Emil Wyckhuys
Geraldine Wysiecki
Natasha Young
Fr. Nicholas Zukowski
ST. MARY QUEEN OF CREATION
SUNDAY SUPPORT
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2011
661 Sunday Envelopes $ 16,825.50
48 Electronic Funds 1,750.00
4 All Saints 102.00
Loose Cash 559.00
Loose Checks 335.00
$ 19,571.50
Weekly Budget is $ 20,080.00
If you are doing better, please notify the Parish Office to have
your name removed from the Prayer List.
PARISH DIRECTORY
ST. MARY QUEEN OF CREATION CATHOLIC CHURCH
50931 MARIA, NEW BALTIMORE, MI 48047
web site: stmaryqueenofcreation.com
Rev. Nicholas Zukowski, Pastor
Rev. Saji George Mukkoot, Associate Pastor
Rev. Mr. Anthony Lewandoski, Permanent Deacon
Rev. Mr. William Schmitz, Permanent Deacon
Mr. David Warren, Director of Music Ministries
Ms. Richi Taylor, Parish Nurse
Sr. Patricia Whalen, Worship Coordinator
PARISH OFFICE......................................(586) 725-2441
Ms. Betty Tamer, Office Manager
Hours:
Mon.
9:00 am - 7:30 pm
Tues., Wed., Thurs.
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Fri.
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sat.
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Bulletin Editor - editor@smqoc.com
Betty Tamer
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE......(586) 725-7579
Mrs. Angela Laesch, Director of Religious Education
Mrs. Linda Jarvi, Director of Youth Ministry
Mr. George Moomaw, Director of Adult Formation
Mrs. Barbara Hoef, Religious Education Secretary
CHRISTIAN SERVICE MINISTRY .......(586) 725-2441
Mrs. Debbie Warren, Christian Service Coordinator
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
EMERGENCY FOOD PANTRY …… (586) 725-6304
Hours: Mon. …… 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Wed. …… 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm
ST. MARY PARISH CEMETERY OFFICE ……….(586) 725-2441
The cemetery office is in the Annex (Ms. Ethel Habucki).
Office Hours are: Mon. and Thurs. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Wed. Noon to 3 p.m.
Our parish cemetery is located at 24 Mile Road and Base Street,
New Baltimore.
SUNDAY MASSES:
Saturday 4:30 pm, Sunday 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 am
DAILY MASSES:
Mon - Fri 9:00 am,
HOLY DAY MASSES: 9:00 am & 7:00 pm
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION (Confession)
Saturday, 11:30 am - 12 Noon and after Sat. 4:30 pm Mass
Anytime upon request. Please phone the Parish Office.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM:
First Sunday of the month at 1:15 pm.
Preparation and regular Faith Practice are required.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE:
Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance. Parish membership,
preparation and regular Faith Practice are required.
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK:
Notify the office of any need for hospital or home visits.
REGISTRATION FOR PARISH MEMBERSHIP:
New parishioners are always welcome! Please register at the office.
Please notify the office of any change in your address or phone number.
LUMINARY COPY DEADLINE - Thursday (10 days prior) at 10:00am
“OUR MISSION IS TO BE CHRIST FOR EACH OTHER ..”

Taube’s
Collision, Inc.
Authorized Insurance Claim Center
Rich & Mitch Taube, Owners
51951 County Line Rd., New Baltimore
(586) 725-3040
Van Thommes
Greenhouse
Parish Members
32385 23 Mile Rd • New Baltimore
(586) 725-3708
UTICA (586) 731-7240
www.weingartz.com
Welcoming New Patients
586-725-4311
Anchor Bay
Dental Associates P.C.
Raymond McCracken, M.A., D.D.S.
Joseph J. Powers, D.D.S. • Dana K. Freeman, D.D.S.
Scott R. GArrant, D.D.S.
35050 23 Mile Rd., Suite A, New Baltimore
new baltimore
51090 washington
725-6368
serenity monuments
cemetery
monuments & Markers
Karen Monahan • Brenda Tomtishen
Robert Clancy
Contracting Inc.
Underground Utilities
Site Work
Demolition
Asphalt Paving
9342 Marine City Hwy.
casco Twp.
586-725-8801
Bottom End
Stump Grinding
Competitive Pricing
Licensed & Insured
Owner Operator:
Glen Trombly
C (586) 703-8290 • H (586) 598-0421
THIS SPACE IS
Let us
place your
ad here.
Carpet • Laminates • Hardwood & Refinishing
Shop From Home!
586-873-3337
www.CarpetGuysOnline.com
R.A. Thomas
Auto Body, Inc.
Hometown Collision Experts for over 30 years.
Bumping • Painting • Uni-Body Repairs
Specializing in color matching
51469 Birch • New Baltimore
586-725-3255
Mon-Fri: 8:30-5:30 • Sat by Appt.
Physician
Healthcare Network
Antonio Colombo, M.D.
Board Certified
Family Medicine
Call LPi at
1.800.521.4486
for more
information.
Pietro Cavataio, M.D.
Board Certified
Family Medicine
Lisa Scheel, M.D.
Board Certified
Family Medicine
New Hours Ira Twp. Clinic
Mon.-Fri. 8am-8pm
Sat.-Sun. 9am-1pm
Conveniently Located To Serve All Your
Primary/Urgent Care Needs!
No Appointment Necessary!
Ira Twp. • 10127 Marine City Hwy. (26 Mile Rd.)
Ira Twp., MI • (586) 716-1371
Violin
Lessons
$17.00 - 1/2 Hr.
Alice Whittemore
Parish Member
810-794-7237
Michigan Audiology &
Hearing Center
Thomas C. Gerbino, Au.D., CCC-A
Director of Audiology
35054 23 Mile Road, Bldg. B, Suite 104
New Baltimore
586-716-0500
“Your Complete Material Handling Resource”
Bell Fork Lift, Inc.
ISO 9001:2000 Registered
Family
Owned &
Operated
since 1972
Industrial Equipment
sales • rental • parts • service
Gas, LPG, Diesel & Electric • New & Certified Used • Service & Parts for
ALL Brands • Full Maintenance & Fleet Management Plans • Michigan’s Largest Rental Fleet
• Full Genie line: aerial, scissor, towable & platform lifts
Call Toll Free: 888-404-2575 • www.bellforklift.com
4 Locations Serving Southeast Michigan Parish Member
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Rysztak Remodeling
& Electric, LLC
Small Jobs Welcome!
Lic & Ins. • Marvin Rysztak, Parishioner
Builder - Electrical Contractor
586-949-4159
Lincoln
Granite
Company
of Macomb County
A Name You Can Trust
Buy Direct
And Save!
Please visit our website at
www.lincolngranite.com
to see all our services
586-463-9551
21184 Cass • Clinton Twp.
Family Owned & Operated
Internal
Medicine
Associates
Primary Care Medicine for Adults
Kenneth E. smith, M.D.
Board Certified Internal Medicine Physician
Annual Examinations
Diabetes • High Blood Pressure
High Cholesterol • Screening CT Scans
Henry Ford Medical Center Bldg.
30795 23 Mile Rd.,
Chesterfield Township
(586) 421-1600
Most insurances accepted
Barnhard
Roofing
Siding, Gutters & Chimney Work
Specializing in Tear-Offs
We Now Install Fiberglass Attic Insulation
Licensed & Insured – Free Estimates
Gregory K. Barnhard
1-877-773-3504 • 586-716-3740
St. Edmond Parish Member
Rose’s of Warren
Parishioner
Full Service Florist • Daily Deliveries • Since 1985
51202 Romeo Plank, N. of 23 Mile in Macomb Twp.
(586) 677-ROSE (7673)
All Occasions • Specializing in Extraordinary Wedding &
Shower Florals • Personalized Sympathy Arrangements
Delivery to all Metro Detroit Funeral Homes
Assisted Living
for Ladies
When Quality of Life Matters...
Happy, Meaningful Daily Life...
Exemplary Staff...
Family owned & operated...
586-725-5565
Celebrating our 25th year!
www.greystoneliving.com
Parish Parish Member
Member
• 586-716-9929
Non-smoking, Family-Oriented
Parish Member
Atmosphere 586-716-9929
with • 586-716-9929
Emphasis on the
n-smoking, Non-smoking, Whole Family-Oriented
Child - Mentally & Emotionally
osphere Atmosphere with Emphasis with Emphasis on the on the
ole Child Whole - Mentally Child - Mentally & Emotionally
& Davis-Vandenbossche
Agency
16491 East 9 Mile Road
PO BOX 418
586-775-1312
Let Our Friendly Staff Find You the
Best Value for Your Insurance Dollar
College Admissions
Counselor
for High School Students
Preparing • Planning
Choosing • Applying
Angeline G. Dunlap
27 Years Experience
586-648-6537
Tony’s
Heating & Cooling
586-725-8669
586-727-4377
“The Pasta “The People Pasta ” • Since People” 1950
“The Since Pasta 1950 People ” • Since 1950
ITALIAN Italian FOODS, INC.
Foods, Parish ITALIAN Member Inc. FOODS, INC.
16695 Common Rd., 586-773-6010 Roseville Parish Member
Parish Member 586-773-6010
16695 Common Rd.
Roseville16695 Common Rd.
Roseville
586-773-6010
Accounting Associates
For all of your Personal & Business tax needs
Robert J. Jones
Owner & Parish Member
Phone: (586) 463-6636
On the Web: www.acctgassoc.com
Wet
Basement
Buckled - Sinking - Leaking
Basement Walls
Lifted, Straightened &
Braced
Crack Injection
Egress Windows Installed
Licensed • Insured
586-949-7826
Basement
WATERPROOFING
www.tomsbasementwaterproofing.com Since 1975
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family owned And operated
Since 1950
traditional funerals
cremation Services
Pre-Arranged Planning
with guaranteed costs
offering exceptional
Personal Services
Patricia L. Gendernalik,
owner/Manager
35259 23 Mile rd.
New Baltimore
586-725-0177
Gary
GenDernaLiK
Attorney at Law
~(586) 778-0900~
‘A Petit Winery’
Grillo’s International
Market Place
“chi Mangia bene, Vive bene"
Who eats Well, lives Well
BAKERY•DELI•PRODUCE•FRESH MEATS
CATERING•BEER & WINE
35555 23 mile Rd. • new baltimore, mi 48047
(586) 725-7105
(586) 716-0669 fax: (586) 716-1389
grillos@mail.com • www.goodenough2eat.com
Family Owned
30 Years
Prompt Professional Service
(586) 468-6992
Clinton Grove Granite Works, Inc.
MONUMENTS - MARKERS - BRONZE
www.clintongrovegranite.com
In the White Historical Building
21200 Cass Ave., Clinton Twp., MI
Andrea r Weiss, CpA
Certified Public Accountant & Business Advisor
Tax Preparation & Planning
Tax Debt Resolution
Accounting & Financial Statements
Parish Member
(586) 291-6411
50969 washington st.
new baltimore, mi 48047
586-273-7140
wswh@comcast.net
www.washingtonstreetwinehouse.com
offering wine tastings, wine for purchase by
the bottle or batch, custom gift baskets,
wine related gifts & accessories
BUSS & COMPANY, P.C.
CertiFieD PUbliC aCCoUntants
tHomAs J. tHomAs,
C.P.A., PrinCiPAL
586-263-8200
www.busscpa.com
Parish member
586-716-3465
Licensed • Insured
Steven
Master Plumber
Drain cleaning
STERLING HEIGHTS
Schoenherr Rd. at Metro Parkway
586-826-8550
SHELBY TOWNSHIP
Van Dyke Ave. at 25 Mile Rd.
586-677-4000
www.WujekCalcaterra.com
COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE
Joe Plawecki
attorney and Counselor
586-246-9004
plaweckilaw@gmail.com
www.plaweckilaw.com
• parish member
Love My Pet Salon
bath & Grooming Salon
ALL BREEDS OF DOGS & CATS
EVENING APPTS. AVAILABLE
$3 off full GroomInG
Mention ad
36456 Green St. • New Baltimore
JACKIE ANGYAL 586-716-2511
DENNIS OLE
PAINTING
Interior & exterior drywall,
staining, Basements,
cabinets, Flooring, decks,
Kitchens & Wallpaper
CALL DENNIS FOR FREE ESTIMATES
586-786-0254
Edward Torzy, Manager
586-468-4509
233 Northbound Gratiot • Mt. Clemens
SERENITY HOME HEALTH CARE
Providing skilled nursing, physical, occupational, and
speech therapy, social work and home health aid services
for home-bound patients since 2006.
58089 Main Street, Suite A • New Haven, MI 48048
586-749-CARE (2273) • www.serenityhomehealthcare.com
Also serving Macomb, Oakland, Wayne & St. Clair Counties
Stocks
Mutual funds
Bonds
BASIN
Mercruiser, O.M.C.,
Chrysler & Volvo Service
Summer Dockage & Winter Storage
Ed Martel
48740 Jefferson
New Baltimore
586/725-0041
serving
individual investors Since 1871
cDs
Money market funds
irAs
call or stop by today!
Will & Schwarzkoff
FUNERAL HOME, INC.
51059 Washington st.
New Baltimore, Mi
586.648.7189
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OWNERS: colleen Klemmer & Maureen Logsdon
celticsisters@candles-candies.com
A SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY
Offering Apartments, Cottage Homes,
Assisted Living, Respite Care,
Alzheimers Memory Care,
Nursing Center & Rehabilitation
All On One 45
Acre Campus
33875 Kiely Drive, Chesterfield
(Just east of 23 mile & 94)
586-725-6030
www.theevillageofeastharbor.org
www.pvm.org
tax-free bonds
government securities
...and much more
Serving individual investors from more than 9,500 offices nationwide.
Patrick J. Dorcey
investment representative
Parish Member
10127 26 Mile rd., irA, Mi 48023
Bus: 586-725-6445 www.edwardjones.com Member SiPc
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