February 4, 2024— 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
STUDENT PARISH
CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
HISTORY OF HISPANIC/LATINO MINISTRY AT ST MARY STUDENT PARISH BY ROSA LUZ POSTIGO, HISPANIC MINISTRY COORDINATOR On the occasion of the centenary of our Parish of Saint Mary Student parish, we want to share with you the history of the crea on of the Hispanic Ministry that has been serving our community in Spanish for almost 25 years.
out to our community. Later, other fathers learned Spanish (Father Dan Reim S.J. even went to Bolivia for a while to improve his Spanish). At that me the pastor was Father Tom McClain, who was the first Jesuit pastor (2005-2009) of St. Mary.
This is an interview with one of the founders of the Hispanic community of our parish: Leo Brito, parishioner and leader from Ecuador, South America.
R.L. Who were the first Hispanic leaders?
Rosa Luz: Leo, how did the Hispanic community begin in St Mary´s and when was the first mass celebrated in Spanish? Who were the founders? Leo: In 1999, a group of Hispanic students from the University of Michigan and resident parishioners of St. Mary had the desire to hear the mass in their na ve language and under the auspices of Father Cecilio Reyna, they began the Hispanic Ministry and St Mary celebrated a mass in Spanish for them with their help. Then, the Spanish-speaking community in the Washtenaw area learned that Mass was being celebrated in Spanish and began a ending. At that me, the pastor was Father Tom Firestone before the Jesuit priests came to Ann Arbor. The first years there was only Spanish mass during the school year. When Father Cecilio le , we had to bring in priests from Detroit to celebrate the mass, Father Tom Florek S.J. came frequently, Father Tim Nelson also traveled from Flint to celebrate mass in Spanish. A er 2 years, we had a town hall with Father Tom Firestone and representa ves from other parishes to decide the future of the Hispanic Ministry not only at St Mary’s but throughout Washtenaw County. At that mee ng it was decided that the ministry at St. Mary should con nue throughout the year, including the summer. At first we only had the leadership group (about 6 people) and a dozen worshipers.
L.B.: Among the early leaders of the Hispanic community were: Leo Brito (Ecuador), Gloriana Echandi (from Costa Rica), Ana Montero (PhD student from Spain), Tania JustavinoBuendía, from Panama), Dr. Silvia Pedraza (Cuban, professor at the University of Michigan), Luis Vázquez (student, from Puerto Rico), Mercedes Rubio (student) and Bob Balicki who joined us a few years later and has been an altar server and coordinator un l today. R.L. What me was the mass celebrated in Spanish and who was the first coordinator of the Hispanic Ministry? L.B.: At first the Spanish mass was at 1:30 pm and a er a few years we changed it to 2 pm. The first Hispanic ministry coordinator and staff at St Mary was Sue Waters. And when Father Ben Hawley S.J. was the pastor in 2010, the service and support to the Hispanic community was expanded, especially to immigrants, with Leonor Kromis and later Amy Ketner as coordinator of the Hispanic Ministry, both worked relessly helping many Spanish-speaking families and that work con nues un l the present day.
R.L. When did the Jesuits arrive at Saint Mary and who was its first Jesuit pastor? L.B. Shortly a er, Jesuits arrived at the Parish, Father Dennis Glasgow S.J., who knew Italian, learned Spanish and somemes confused Italian with Spanish, was really trying to reach
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WOMEN OF THE HEART THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8I 10:15 AM Women of the Heart is a gathering of women seeking to enrich their spirituality through a short presenta on, reflec on, discussion, prayer, while building rela onships with one another. All women of the parish are invited to the monthly gatherings of Women of The Heart. Please feel free to a end as o en as your schedule allows. No registra on is needed. During this academic year the theme will be “Seasons of Our Journey.” Ecclesiastes 3:1, “For everything there is a season, and a me for every ma er under heaven”. Future mee ng dates and me: 10:15 am to noon, the second Thursday of the Month: 3/14, 4/11, and 5/9. Should you have any ques ons and/or wish to have your email be included in communica on being sent out related to the monthly mee ngs, please contact Julie Mussio at jmussio@smspnewman.org.
WORLD DAY FOR CONSECRATED LIFE World Day for Consecrated Life was celebrated in the Church on Friday, February 2, 2023, and in parishes and chapels over the weekend of February 3-4, 2024. Please pray for all those men and women who have dedicated their lives to the service of God through their vows by the vows of chas ty, poverty, and obedience and be sure to thank them on their special day. May they con nue to be inspired by Jesus Christ and respond generously to God's gi of their voca on. If you or someone you know may have a Jesuit vocaon, please visit: BeAJesuit.org.
Black & Blessed 2024 Join us to celebrate Black History Month with a special Africaninfused Mass on Sunday, February 11th at 5:00 pm followed by a potluck and panel discussion en tled: The Impact of Slavery in the U.S. Catholic Church: One Response to Jesuit Slaveholding.
The panel will primarily focus on the reconcilia on efforts with the descendants of the 272 slaves that were owned by the Jesuits at Georgetown University. Fr. Richard Baumann, SJ, who serves as the Midwest Jesuit representa ve for the Descendants Founda on will give a brief presenta on, followed by responses from Fr. Oscar Momanyi, SJ, a Jesuit from Kenya and St. Mary parishioner Ambassador Susan Page, a professor at both the Ford School of Public Policy and at the Law School of the University of Michigan.
SCC GROUPS BEGIN THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 5TH. A great way to enrich your prayer life during Lent is to join one of our Small Church Communi es (SCCs)! SCC groups will meet for seven weeks to discuss faith, God’s presence in our world, as well as the meaning of the Sunday scripture readings. We have groups to fit most schedules, as well as special interests, including a Spanish speaking group, an Igna an Spirituality topic, and a group studying “Just Faith” social jus ce issues. Here’s what one group member had to say about the SCC experience: “The Holy Spirit was clearly present in our discussions, bringing great richness to our sharing, bringing each person’s uniqueness to our group. This brought far greater insight to the weekly Scripture passages that we reviewed, making the readings at the Sunday liturgy more powerful and meaningful.”
Igna an Focus on Prayer One of the SCCs will be a five-part series of guided discussions on prayer. The sessions will address how we can become more transparent in our conversa ons with God. In our prayer prac ce do we filter certain topics in our conversa on with God? What is it that we tell God? Igna an Spirituality is at the heart of these sessions reminding us that God’s love is uncondi onal. Each session is based on chapters from the book “Praying the Truth” by William Barry, SJ. E a MacDonagh-Dumler will lead the in-person sessions beginning on Wednesday, Feb 21 with the topics of “Prayer as Rela onship” and “Prayer and Friendship”. Addi onal topics from the book will be discussed on the following Wednesday evenings: Feb 28, March 6, March 13, and March 20, from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm. If you decide to register for this Lenten SCC group, you will need to purchase a copy of the book: Praying the Truth by William A. Barry.
Faith and Racial Jus ce SCC Parishioners Lisa Hirsch and Karen Thomas will co-facilitate a special topic SCC based on materials from the JustFaith organiza on. Called Faith and Racial Jus ce: Changing Systems and Structures, this is the 3rd series in the JustFaith program. The group will meet for nine sessions to help people formulate their own Chris an-rooted responses to racism in their churches, workplaces, and communi es. The JustFaith group will meet in-person on Thursdays from 7-9pm on the following dates. February 15 and 22 March 7, 14, and 21 April 4, 11, 18, and 25 Par cipants will be asked to read materials and watch videos between sessions. The parish is contribu ng to part of the fee, but par cipants are asked to cover the book purchases (@$40). For more informa on, contact lisahirsch38@gmail.com or karenbthomas2@gmail.com. To register for any of these SCCs, please visit: t.ly/Sue1W For more informa on, please contact Rita Zyber at rzyber@smspnewman.org
INTO THE LIGHT
ASH WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14 MASS SCHEDULE 12:00 pm Pierpont Commons on North Campus 12:10 pm Church 5:00 pm Church 5:10 pm Donnelly Hall 7:10 pm Church (Spanish)
Into the Light is a fellowship group, a warm welcoming community, that has been mee ng during Advent and Lent since the 1970's. We have a prayer service using the Sunday's readings and then share a potluck, and round-the-table we each share brief reflec ons of what stood out in the readings. We share our spiritual and life journeys towards the celebra on of Easter through prayer and companionship. All are welcome. We will gather in person and have a zoom op on this Lenten season. We will meet at 5:30PM on the following Fridays: February 16, February 23, March 1 (zoom), March 8, March 15, and March 22. You need not a end every mee ng to par cipate and enjoy this prayer me. Please contact Rainey Lamey at rlamey@umich.edu
GRAD/YP MASS & DINNER MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12 @ 6:30 PM All graduate students and young professionals are invited to join us for mass followed by a social me with a meal. We'll begin with mass in the Church, and share social me and dinner in Newman Hall. Meat and vegetarian op ons provided. For more informa on, please contact the Grad/YP Lead Team (smsp.grads.lead@umich.edu)
THURSDAYS AT 5:10 PM All undergrads are invited to join us for mass followed by dinner and a short talk! This student-led space each week encourages community and fellowship through sharing a meal together. We will have a variety of speakers share brief talks connected to faith. All are welcome to come any me throughout the semester! Contact Michael Regan mregan@smspnewman.org
MEETINGS & EVENTS: FEBRUARY 4– FEBRUARY 11 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4 12:45 PM ESL– English as a Second Language — Loyola Room 1:00 PM Spanish Reconciliation— Spiritual Direction Room 3:00 PM Candelaria — Newman Hall 3:00 PM ESL Lessons — Rectory Dining Room, Rectory Lounge 4:00 PM Reconciliation — Spiritual Direction Room 7:00 PM Reconciliation — Spiritual Direction Room
MASS INTENTIONS: FEBRUARY 3– FEBRUARY 11
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 10:00 AM Adoration — Donnelly Hall 5:45 PM Rosary for Peace (Post-Mass)—Donnelly Hall 6:00 PM Catechist Planning Session—Newman Hall 6:30 PM Baptism Class in English and Spanish— Donnelly Hall, Monteith Room 6:30 PM Praise and Worship— Donnelly Hall 7:00 PM ASB Formation— Rectory Lounge 7:00 PM Born For Joy— Whitman Room 7:00 PM Middle Eastern Students’ Bible Study — Richard Room 7:30 PM CSE Meeting— Loyola Room
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3
8:30 AM 10:00 AM 12:00 PM
Mass for Mass for Mass for
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 4:00 PM Adoration — Donnelly Hall 5:45 PM Upperclassman Women’s Bible Study Group — Loyola Room 6:30 PM SCC Grad/YP— Whitman Room 7:00 PM Women’s Connect — Rectory Dining Room, Rectory Lounge 7:00 PM Men’s Connect — Donnelly Hall 7:00 PM International Samaritan Honduras Information Session — Donnelly Hall 7:00 PM LGBT Outreach Ministry — Loyola Room 7:00 PM Easter Vigil Rehearsals — Church
2:00 PM 5:00 PM 8:00 PM
Mass for Mass for Mass for
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 5:45 PM Reconciliation — Donnelly Hall, Monteith Room 5:45 PM Adoration — Donnelly Hall 6:00 PM Pro Life Rosary — Church 7:00 PM Hispanic Small Group — Rectory Dining Room, Rectory Lounge 7:00 PM RCIA — Loyola Room 8:00 PM Praise & Worship — Church THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8 10:00 AM Women of the Heart– Donnelly Hall 3:45 PM Adoration — Donnelly Hall 5:45 PM Ig.Nite — Donnelly Hall 7:30 PM SCC -Grad/YP— Rectory Dining Room, Rectory Lounge FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9 8:00 AM Santo Rosario — Zoom 2:30 PM Upperclassman Women’s Bible Study Group — Loyola Room 5:00 PM Pre Marriage Seminar — Church, Donnelly Hall, Loyola Room, Newman Hall, Newman Lounge, Rectory Dining Room, Rectory Lounge
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 9:00 AM Pre Marriage Seminar — Church, Donnelly Hall, Loyola Room, Newman Hall, Newman Lounge, Rectory Dining Room, Rectory Lounge SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11 8:00 AM FFF Sunday– Donnelly Hall, Loyola Room, Monteith Room, Newman Hall + Room, Rectory DR + Lounge, Richard Room, Small Meeting Room, Whitman Room 11:15 AM FFF Sunday– Donnelly Hall, Loyola Room, Monteith Room, Newman Hall + Room, Rectory DR + Lounge, Richard Room, Small Meeting Room, Whitman Room 12:45 PM ESL– English as a Second Language — Loyola Room 1:00 PM Spanish Reconciliation 3:00 PM Teen Confirmation — Donnelly Hall 3:00 PM H/L Sacramental Prep — Loyola Room, Newman Hall + Room, Richard Room 4:00 PM Reconciliation — Spiritual Direction Room 5:00 PM Black & Blessed– Black History Month Mass, Panel, & Reception — Newman Hall 7:00 PM Reconciliation — Spiritual Direction Room
5:00 PM
Mass for
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4 + Rajiv Shah Erik & Mermone VanDeventer (64 year wedding anniversary) + Hector Acosta Terrazas Staff of the Parish People of the Parish
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 5:10 PM
Mass for
+ Nora Frei
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 5:10 PM
Mass for
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7
5:10 PM
Mass for
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8 5:10 PM Mass for
+ Delores Dawson + Peter Brady
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9 12:10 PM
Mass for
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 5:00 PM
Mass for
+ Dean Mualim
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11 8:30 AM 10:00 AM 12:00 PM 2:00 PM 5:00 PM 8:00 PM
Mass for Mass for Mass for Mass for Mass for Mass for
People of the Parish + Joseph Gallagher Staff of the Parish Jenn Dailey and Family
WINTER SCHEDULE OFFICE HOURS Sunday 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM Monday-Thursday 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM Friday 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Saturday 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
MASS TIMES SATURDAY VIGIL 5:00 PM SUNDAY MASSES 8:30 AM 10:00 AM Watch live or any me a er the mass
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5:00 PM 8:00 PM DAILY MASSES Monday-Thursday 5:10 PM Friday 12:10 PM
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Sunday 4:00-4:30 PM & 7:00-7:30 PM Wednesday 5:45 PM - 6:30 PM or by appointment
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Monday 10:00-11:00 AM Tuesday 4:00-5:00 PM Wednesday 5:45 PM - 9:00 PM
Thursday 3:45-4:45 PM
On Tue. Feb. 13th we will meet at 7 p.m. in the Loyola Room to discuss two short books by Fr. Joseph Champlin: The Breaking of the Bread and The Mystery and Meaning of the Mass. The la er can be purchased at Litera Book Store, and both can be ordered at the Ann Arbor Public Library or obtained from Mel Cat online services. Please contact John with ques ons: jgpone@sbcglobal.net.
A bap sm prepara on class is required prior to the bap sm. If you have already taken the class at another parish, proof is requested in order to schedule a bap sm. Upcoming classes are on Monday 6:30-7:30 PM on the following dates: 2/5, 3/4, 4/8. Please pick up a bap sm class packet from the Parish Office at least one week prior to the class. You will need to bring this to class.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION “One cannot know the Lord without this habit of adoring, of adoring in silence. I believe, if I am not mistaken, this prayer of adora on is the prayer least known by us, it is the one we do the least”, as if it were a “waste of me before the Lord, before the mystery of Jesus Christ”. Instead, we should rediscover “the silence of Adora on: he is the Lord and I adore him."-Pope Francis We have Eucharis c Adora on on Monday (10-11 am), Tuesday (4-5 pm), Wednesday 5:45-9 pm (Rosary for Life from 6:00-6:20 pm, Praise & Worship from 8:00-9:00 pm), and Thursday (3:30-4:30 pm) Here is the link for our Wednesday night adora on signup: t.ly/bCXbA Thank you for suppor ng this ministry!
Please contact Dorota dbest@smspnewman.org or 734-6630557 ext. 226 to register for a class. We also offer the class in Spanish at the same me in a different room. Contact Rosa Luz for more informa on on Spanish Bap sms rpos go@smspnewman.org
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) MONDAYS I 7:00 PM An anonymous 12-step recovery group for men who struggle with sexual ac ng out/pornography and are sincerely looking for hope and help in a community of fellow strugglers. Structured discussions are led by experienced leaders, offering mes for listening and sharing. Discern, discover, and understand your struggles. Find God already helping you, and recover your joy. Students and young people (18+) especially welcome. Visit www.saa-recovery.org or contact Frank B. by phone or text at 734-548-4440
Whether you are an English-learner or want to help someone improve their language skills, we welcome you! Tutors and learners meet individually or in small groups each week, Sunday at 12:45 pm and 3:00 pm. For tutors, no language or teaching experience is required just an interest in helping others prac ce English! All levels of English learners are welcome, and the program is free. For more informa on or to sign up, email Rosa Luz (rpos go@smspnewman.org).
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FERUARY 4 – Fi h Sunday in Ordinary Time
FERUARY 11 – Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Reading I
Jb
7:1-4, 6-7
Reading I
Lv
13:1-2, 44-46
Psalm
Ps
147:1-6
Psalm
Ps
32: 1-2, 5, 11
Reading II
1 Cor
9:16-19, 22-23
Reading II
1 Cor
10:31-11:1
Gospel
Mk
1:29-39
Gospel
Mk
1:40-45
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