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From Fr. John

I have recently been thinking about the word normal, so I looked up the definition. It says that normal means “conforming to a standard, usual, typical, or expected.” When we celebrate Mass what we will experience is not what we would “normally” expect. There will be some temporary changes that we will have to put into effect to adhere to the guidelines and directives.

We look forward to being able to come together as a family of faith to celebrate the Eucharist publicly. Here are some of the directives and guidelines that parishes have received from the Archdiocese of Detroit and the CDC.

Parish churches are not to exceed 50% of total capacity for the church. This limit should allow people to remain at least six feet apart. Families can sit together. Face-coverings/ masks are to worn by the faithful in and around the church. Cleaning and sanitizing of church facilities. Physical distancing in the church and on church property.

Just a reminder that all faithful in the Archdiocese of Detroit are dispensed from their Sunday obligation to attend Mass though Monday, November 23, 2020. Those older than 65 years old (the recommended CDC age), with a compromised health condition or caring for the sick in any way, should be encouraged to stay home. Anyone who is ill, has a temperature, cough, etc. should definitely stay at home. Instead of the passing of the basket for the collection, we will have a basket for you to place your envelope.

Please pray for patience during this time. We will get through this.

God bless, Fr. John

Regarding Recent Public Health Orders

Public health officials at the state, county and city levels have issued orders this week related to public gatherings and safety protocols in light of the Michigan Supreme Court’s decision last Friday. Nothing in these orders changes our current requirements for liturgical gatherings including Mass, Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals, Confessions, and Eucharistic Adoration.

If changes need to be made regarding non-liturgical activities, further communication will be provided. Until that time, please continue to follow all established guidelines and directives (especially related to the need for indoor gatherings requiring masks) which have been issued from the Archdiocese of Detroit for the liturgy, non-liturgical gatherings, and Catholic schools.

Online Giving

Mass Times

Sunday Mass - 9:00am at Holy Innocents

Sunday Mass -11:00am at St. Barnabas

Monday Mass - 8:00am at Holy Innocents

Tuesday Mass - 8:00am at St. Barnabas

Wednesday Mass - 8:00am at Holy Innocents

Thursday - No Mass

Friday Mass - 8:00am at Holy Innocents

Saturday Confessions - 3:45pm

at Holy Innocents (July - Dec.)

at St. Barnabas (Jan. - June)

Saturday Mass - 4:30pm

at Holy Innocents (July - Dec.)

at St. Barnabas (Jan. - June)

Office Hours

Monday - Friday from 8:30am - 4:30pm

Closed for lunch 11:45am - 12:45pm

Parish email address:    [email protected]

2020 Catholic Services Appeal

Our annual Catholic Service Appeal for 2020 has begun. This year the Archdiocese of Detroit has mailed all the Pledge Cards to the homes of those parishioners who have pledged within the past three years. The goal that has been accessed to our parish this year is $29,077.00.

The Archdiocese of Detoit uses the money raised from this annual appeal to build their services, ministry programs and outreach programs that are used in southeast Michigan. We pray that you will join us as we do God's work and bring Christ to people in our community.

There are several ways to make a pledge this year. You may use the Pledge Card you received in the mail and send a check with your gift. Please be sure to make your check out to "Archdiocese of Detroit-CSA". You may also make a credit card pledge by using the information on the back of the Pledge Card. If you missed placed your card you can always go online to www.givecsa.org and make your pledge. Another method of payment is by calling (888) 381-8695, Monday through Friday between 10AM and 5PM. Please be sure to mention your gift be credited to Holy Innocents/St. Barnabas.

Site Addresses

Holy Innocents is located at 16359 Frazho Road, Roseville, MI 48066

St. Barnabas is located at 24800 Phlox, Eastpointe, MI 48021

Parish Offices are located at 26100 Ridgemont Street, Roseville, MI 48066

AOD Guidelines

https://www.facebook.com/ArchofDet/videos/993581387725921/?t=32

Coronavirus Links

Here are links for information regarding the Coronavirus. Please check regularly for updates.

https://www.aod.org/emergencyresponse

https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

https://www.who.int/health-topics/coronavirus

Staff

  • Fr. John Wynnycky, Pastor
  • Deacon Michael Lang, Sr. , Pastoral Minister for Family Life
  • Maureen Romeo, Faith Formation Director
  • Ivan de la Rosa, Minister of Music
  • Shirley Genord, Grace-Filled Aging Director
  • Jackie Bugarin-Sheuer, Bookkeeper
  • Jeanne Wineski, Administrative Assistant
  • Michael McGarry, Maintenance Supervisor

Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/holyinnocents.st.barnabas.5

Thomas James Jamali Baptism

Publications


  • Sun, Nov 1st

  • Sun, Oct 25th

  • Sun, Oct 18th

  • Sun, Oct 11th

  • Sun, Oct 4th

The Power of Praying the Rosary

https://youtu.be/qSeASW2M_yo

Which is Better? The Rosary or The Chaplet?

 

Fr. Mike Schmitz

https://youtu.be/OFIaBa0s12s

 

Community Dinners

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Our next Knights of Columbus sponsored Community Dinner is set for April. The doors at St Barnabas Fellowship Room open at 3:00pm. Dinner is served from 3:30pm until 4:30pm, or until food is gone. These dinners will be featured every third Sunday of the month. Sorry, no carry out or containers. Cost: Free, with a smile!

Breakfast Fundraiser

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The Knights of Columbus Breakfast Fundraiser is coming to St Barnabas on _________ starting at 8:30am. This All You Can Eat Breakfast is a favorite here at the parish. This fundraiser happens each fourth Sunday of the month from September until May. The cost is only $6.00 per person and kids under 5 years old eat FREE! The meal features; eggs, potatoes, pancakes, french toast, sausage, biscuits & gravy, fruit and beverage.Come join us one morning for great food and fellowship!!

Kroger Community Rewards

The Kroger Family of Stores is committed to bringing hope and help to local communities.  They do this through a variety of activities including charitable giving, sponsorships and the unique Community Rewards Program of Kroger.

A donation check is received every quarter.  Thank you to everyone who has participated in the worthwhile program.  Please continue to think of your church family when you are shopping at Kroger's. Just follow the link below to get started!

Kroger Community Rewards

 

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