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S UNDAY | JAN UA RY 9 , 2 0 2 2
“As Disciples of Jesus Christ, we are a giving, growing Catholic family.
Through the intercession of Mary, we worship, we pray, we study, we serve and we witness in Faith.”
O N THE S AME P AGE
Rev. Denis B. Theroux, Pastor
The Bap tism of the Lord
Dear Friends,
Today the Church celebrates the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. This brings to an end the season of Christmas.
The Church recalls Jesus’s second manifestation or epiphany which occurred on the occasion of His baptism in the
Jordan. Jesus descended into the River to bless its waters and to give them the power to create “us” into the children
of God. The event takes on the importance of a second creation in which the entire Trinity intervenes.
The mystery of Jesus’s baptism in the Jordan by John, the Forerunner, o ers
us the re ection of an already adult Jesus. This mystery is intrinsically linked to the
Solemnities of Jesus’s birth and the Solemnity of the Epiphany that we celebrated
last weekend.
At Christmas we re ected on the human birth of Jesus, as St. John calls him,
“the Word Incarnate” by the Virgin Mary. In the 4th century, the Fathers of the
Church deepened the understanding of the faith with regard to the Christmas
mystery in the light of Jesus’ Humanity. They spoke of the Incarnation of the Word
already working like the ‘Christi cation’ of that humanity that he had assumed from
His mother. Or put in simpler terms: Jesus is the Christ from the rst instant of
conception in Mary’s womb because He Himself, with His Divinity, consecrated,
anointed and ‘Christi ed’ that human nature with which He became incarnate.
In the mystery of the Epiphany, we meditated on Jesus’s manifestation to all nations that was represented, of
course by the Magi, the wise from the East, who came to adore the Child.
Today, in the mystery of Jesus’s Baptism in the Jordan River, we encounter once again, the truth of Jesus’s
incarnation and His manifestation as the Anointed One - the Christ.
Jesus’ Baptism is in fact His decisive manifestation as the Messiah or Savior to Israel, and as the Son of the
Father to the entire world. Here we nd the breadth of the Epiphany which was His manifestation to all nations. The
Father’s “voice” from the heavens shows that Jesus is the Eternal Son and the descent of the Holy Spirit in the form of a
dove shows our understanding of a “Trinitarian” God. That we which we believe as the true and unique God; who is
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Today’s Feast, The Baptism of the Lord, reunites us to the great Christmas theme; Jesus of Nazareth is God’s
Anointed One par excellence, the Messiah or the One sent by the Father for the salvation of humankind. The Spirit that
descended on Jesus shows and seals in an undeniable way the humanity and the Divinity of Jesus and announces that
He, the Word, has been from the very beginning, and always will be God’s Anointed, the Lord Jesus.
In Israel at 30 years of age, one reached full maturity and therefore could become a master. Jesus came of age
and the Spirit, descending and remaining on Him, de nitively sancti ed His whole being as the Christ.
The same Spirit, that descended on the water of the River Jordan came over the waters during the rst creation.
Therefore, the Baptism in the Jordan o ers another truth: that Jesus has started a “new creation.” He is the new Adam,
that comes to restore that which was lost by the rst Adam.
And Jesus does this for He is the Lamb of God that takes away the sins of the world…our sins and we are made
new! Happy New Year!
Celebrating all things new, Blessings and peace, Father Denis
Our Lady of Victory Page 2 Northville, Michigan
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OLV SCHOOL NEWS
HELLO FROM THE 4TH & 5TH GRADE
BY MISS ANGELA MAILE
Advent is a joyful me of an cipa on in fourth and h grade. Students spend me in the chapel re ec ng on
the birth of Jesus, our Savior. Fi h grade students wrote their own re ec ons on the mysteries of the Rosary. The
school chapel is the favorite place to journal and spend me praying with Scripture and re ec ng on the di erence a friendship with
Jesus makes. In November, h grade students decorated candles to remember those who have gone before us, praying the Divine
Mercy Chaplet became part of their weekly rou ne. By learning to talk with Jesus and pray for others, we build a founda on students
can depend on for the rest of their lives. Pray for us and we will pray for you!
Congratulations to the Dads’ Club Annual Raf e Winners
1st Place: Dana Ralk
2nd Place: Kenneth Whis
3rd Place: Steve Traynoff
You are invited to join others in prayer to end abortion.
Our Lady of Victory is partnering with 40 Days for Life 365, in
MASS OF REMEMBRANCE prayer outside the Ann Arbor Planned Parenthood. The facility is
located at 3100 Professional Drive. We will not be in contact with
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 2022 AT 7 P.M. women visiting the facility. We will pray in the public right-of-way
Are you hurting from the loss of a child? We near the clinic.
We have been assigned every rst Thursday, from 8:00
invite you to join us for a Mass of healing and
a.m.-4:00 p.m. The next session is Thursday, February 3. We are
remembrance. Remember the child you hold close to looking for one hour, once a month, ongoing commitments. You
your heart…maybe the child you never met; the child may stay longer! Please sign up for an ongoing, once a
that no one may know about. A quiet and con dential month, hour of prayer at: www.signupgenius.com/go/
Liturgy of remembering. A time for God’s healing and 10C094AAAA92EA7F85-pray. For more information on how to join
and stand in peaceful vigil, please contact Merri at (248) 790-8068 or
hope.
mwcullen1@gmail.com.
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KNIGHTLY NEWS
Knights of Columbus Online
Membershi
Eligible Catholic men can now join the Knights
of Columbus online in a simple, streamlined process.
As a member, you join a worldwide community of
nearly two million men, including more than 65,000 in
Michigan, who stand together. Men have a duty to
lead, protect, serve and defend. The world needs
more commi ed, uni ed Catholic men to answer the
call. Will you answer?
Visit www.kofc.org/joinus to learn more
about the many bene ts of membership in the Knights
of Columbus. For informa on about Michigan State
Council ac vi es, visit www.mikofc.org, and for K of C
Supreme Council na onal and interna onal ac vi es,
visit www.kofc.org.
Please contact Rick Benne at
rickbenne @peoplepc.com or (248) 348-9214, if you
would like more informa on about our Knights’
council at OLV.
DONATIONS FOR MAYFIELD
KENTUCKY
RELIEF FOR TORNADO VICTIMS
The Saint Joseph Catholic Church of
Mayfield, Kentucky is coordinating relief efforts
for families who were devastated by this past fall’s
tornado storms. Due to the outpouring of support,
monetary donations are now being accepted
through the Catholic Diocese of Owensboro.
If you are interested in supporting their
relief, please visit: https://owensborodiocese.org/
give to give online or you may send your check
made payable to:
The Catholic Diocese of Owensboro
600 Locust Street
Owensboro,KY 42301
"Tornado Relief”
Our Lady of Victory Page 4 www.olvnorthville.org
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Want to learn more about Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD)?
Tax Advantaged Ways to Give to Our Parish
Parishioners may consider these two tax-advantaged ways to make charitable gifts to our parish at the
year end.
I.Gifts of Appreciated Securities
Gifts of appreciated securities continue to be beneficial for donors since they offer significant tax
advantages including income tax deductions and avoidance of tax on capital gains if the donor were to
sell the highly appreciated securities. Through a gift of appreciated securities to benefit our parish,
including to the Catholic Services Appeal, parishioners who itemize may receive an income tax
deduction up to the full market value of the securities and can also avoid capital gains tax on the
appreciation. In essence, you may save twice — on income tax and capital gains tax.
II.IRA Rollover -- Qualified Charitable Distribution
The IRA qualified charitable distribution (QCD) provides a way for donors 70 ½ and older to receive a tax benefit for their generosity. It
is beneficial because the QCD will not be included in adjusted gross income and is therefore not subject to tax. This is now more
beneficial in view of the increased standard deduction in the new tax law. A donor can make a QCD of up to $100,000 annually directly
from the IRA to a charity, and as an added benefit, if the donor is age 72, the QCD satisfies the donor’s required minimum distribution.
Parishioners 70 ½ or older should consult with their IRA administrator for the procedure to make a QCD to our parish.
For More Information, contact the Parish Office at (248) 349-2621.
Please consult your tax or financial advisor. Our parish and the Archdiocese of Detroit are not engaged in
legal or tax advisory service. The examples listed above are intended to provide useful information of a
general character only. For specific advice and assistance please consult a qualified tax or financial advisor.
We Need Your Help!
T
hank you for your continuous support of OLV! We could not function without your generous gifts of
time and monetary donations. For those using envelopes, we want to be sure that your donation is recorded
accurately. Please keep the following guidelines in mind.
1. Be sure to use your church envelopes. If you have not received them, please contact Ellen at
eoneil@olvnorthville.net, who will make sure that you are on the mailing list to receive checks and help determine
into any potential problems with the mailing.
2. Please do not tape, staple, or apply stickers to your church envelopes. The glue provided holds well and prevents
destruction of the envelope while opening. Your envelopes are legal documents which we must keep for auditing
purposes.
3. If you are donating two or more Sunday envelopes at one time, you only one check is needed for the total Sunday
donation.
4. Special Collection envelopes should have separate checks for each collection.
5. As always, please be sure to include the date, written
amount, and signature on each check.
6. If you would like to switch your donation to the online
format, please call the Parish Of ce and we can help you
get setup!
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he liturgical Christmas Season comes to an end today, long a er the Christmas carols
have ended, and music has been put away. But Jesus’ earthly ministry and his journey
to Jerusalem begins with his bap sm in the Jordan River. It is 156 miles long, beginning
in the mountainous area of Israel, Syria, and Jordan, running through the Sea of Galilee and
ending in the Dead Sea. The Jordan River has a spiritual signi cance: for the Jewish people, it
was where the Israelites camped and crossed on dry ground into the promised land under
Joshua; it was where Jesus was bap zed by John; the prophets Elijah and Elisha crossed the
river on dry ground; and the general Namaan was cleansed of leprosy a er washing in its
waters directed by the prophet Elisha. The Jordan River is not the river that Robert Lowry was
inspired by when he wrote “Shall We Gather at the River,” but by his medita on on the river of
crystal clear water of life that owed from out from the throne of God. The hymn was rst published as “Beau ful River” in 1865. The
hymn tune is HANSON PLACE, also wri en by Lowry, and is named a er the Hanson Place Bap st Church in Brooklyn, New York where
Lowry was a minister at the me of the hymn wri ng. ~ Kathy
The Voice of the Prophets: Ten Week Adult Education Series
This series held at St. Colette will o er a survey of the Old Testament prophetic literature. We will look into the historical,
biblical context and message of each of the prophets found in the Old Testament. Each lesson will then track their individual
message through to the New Testament in hopes of challenging participants with what it means for our lives today. One may think
that the prophets who spoke thousands of years ago would not be pertinent to our culture and society today, but you would be
sadly mistaken. We will see in this study that their messages holds the truths of faith and needs to be heard, understood and lived
out today.
This study will begin Wednesday February 2, 2022 and continue for ten weeks ending April 6, 2022. We will meet in the
Church from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Theresa Lisiecki will be our facilitator and these presentations will be available each week on the St.
Colette Facebook page. No sign up or fees. Just come seeking to know the Lord better.
Priestly Vocations
Discernment Day
A Discernment Day o ers a single high school
man (freshman–senior) from the Archdiocese of Detroit
a unique opportunity to experience the seminary and
learn about the priesthood. High school students will
meet new friends and grow in their understanding of
what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ.
If you know any men who are interested and
would like more informa on, please contact us at
detroitpriestlyvoca ons.com/discern-the-priesthood/
high-school-discernment-day/. Those interested must
have a phone conversa on with Fr. Craig Giera, Director
of Priestly Voca ons, before they are allowed to
register.
Our Lady of Victory Page 6 Northville, Michigan
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OLV HIGH SCHOOL
MINISTRY
A Great Event is Coming to OLV St. Vincent de Paul Society
Conference #437
Detroit!
Live Your Faith.
RISE Detroit 2022 Join the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
Since 1833, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul has been servicing those in need.
After Jesus was baptized, he saw the Spirit of God descending like a
dove and a voice was heard “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am
well pleased.” As we offer help to our neighbor in need, we also can hear
these same words.
The fire of the Holy Spirit gives us the grace to be God’s presence for
one another: “The best thing to give…to your enemy, forgiveness; to
an opponent, tolerance; to a friend, your heart; to your child, a good
example; to a mother, reverence; to your father, conduct that will make
him proud of you; to yourself, respect; to all people, charity.” All that
A Gathering of High School Youth was precisely what Jesus Christ did. May we be strengthened to do
Sunday, February 6, 2022 likewise. (McCullen, Deep Down Things, p.728)
8:15 a.m.–7:15 p.m. Interested in joining OLV’s St. Vincent de Paul Ministry? If your
Mercy High School, Farmington Hills answer is YES, please leave your name and contact information on the
Cost $35 OLV SVdP Hotline at (248) 349-2622 or e-
mail your information to:
An all-day event with high school students from all stvincent@olvnorthville.net; and one of our
over Detroit! Vincentians will contact you.
Sign up now. Sign up with your friends! You are also welcome to join us at
our first 2022 SVdP meeting on Tuesday,
To sign up go to www.olvnorthville.org January 11, at 7:00 PM, in the St. John
XXIII room.
Congratulations Cougars!
OLV’s Girls Varsity team is the
Mercy Christmas Basketball Tournament 1st Place Champions!
Join us at tonight, Sunday, January 9
6 p.m. un l 7:30 p.m.
for our OLV Youth Group MLK Service Project
Blanket Making!
Meet in the Neumann Room
Come prepared to make some blankets
Stay Connected Because You Matter!
Contact Colleen cmisiak@olvnorthville.net or
Deacon Ric at rmisiak@olvnorthville.net.
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Those who need our prayers... Pray For Those Who Serve in
Our Militar
Do you know someone who is serving in
Daniel Baldwin Jerry MacGillis
the military? Please call the Parish O ce to add
Elizabeth Bitel Maggie McQuillan-Key your loved one’s name. Con nue to pray for peace
Krista Brenneman Sue Mislius and for a las ng and peaceful solu on to the
Barry Broden Sandra Nielsen world’s con icts.
Gina Buchan Nicole Obregon
MAJ Mikelle Adamczy MAJ Shawn Magowa
Barbara Burbo Ronald Patrick
USN Patrick Anti SGT Shawn McHal
Carol Caie Kathryn Piotrowski SGT Mark McGlyn
SrA Olivia Azeez
Kathy Carlisle Ken Rogale MAJ Barton Blackorb SGT Alexandra McGlyn
Susan Coakley Tom Ross USMC Kristopher Bledso CPL James McGlynn
PFC Brian Boku Chap. Tim Meier, SJ
Eleanore Darnell Joe Sedgewick
SSG Joshua Bullock SGT Steven Miller
Christopher Eckler Harry Stanick SGT Jamie Bushma CW2 Lincoln Molone
Wendy Ferry Peter Stickler LT Benjamin Clay USN CPT Rick Moreira, USM
Sylvia Fregonara Carol Talbott LCDR Michael Culle LTC Brooke Heintz Morrissey
PVT Jeffrey DeBozy MAJ Michael T. Morrissey
Terry Gruley Fred Tanari
SPC Tyler DeBozy DC3 SW Jeremy Nemet
Rod Harris Lorraine Theroux 2LT Erik Prudi
MAJ David Faul
Carly Hutchinson Steve Warden LTJG Katherine Mary Gorsk 1LT Brett Quic
Charlie Jaskolski Mary Ware PFC John Dillo 2LT Chad Quic
WO Glenn Hardy CPT Kelsey Quic
Dianne Jaskolski Carolyn Weidenbach
LCDR John J Haman PFC Matthew Rabah
Johan Karnak Susan Weschler A1C Elyse McCanna Salmo
Chief Matt Hayd
Marylou Kidwell Joyce Whelan CPT Jay Heid MAJ Mark Saure
Sue Korte Marilyn Wirtz PVT Isaac Isabell USM SSG Amber Schmay, USAF
SGT Matthew Isabell USM CPL Gabriel Smith, USMC
Margo Kramer Lucas Wizinsky
CPL Noah Isabell USMC SFC William Smith
Nicole Krier PFC Nathan Swige
LTC Barbara Kraus
USMC Daniel Van Bonn
Names are kept on the list for four weeks. If you LT Daniel Kuriluk
CPT Matthew Kurilu LTC Christopher Wagner
wish to add or remove a name, please call the Parish
CPL Ben Maday MAJ Phillip Wiktor, USMC
O ce at (248) 349-2621. Thank you!
LTJG Adam Williams
Readings of the Week: Baptism of the Lord
Time to bundle up for the
cold weather!
Sunday Bap sm of the Lord
Is 42:1-4, 6-7/ Ps 29:1-2, 3-4, 3, 9-10/Acts 10:24-38/ Lk 3: 15-16, 21-22
Perhaps time to unbundle
Monday 1 Sm 1: 1-8/ Ps 116: 12-13, 14-17, 18-19/Mk 1: 14-20 some worries and concerns by
sharing them with a Stephen Minister from Our Lady
Tuesday 1 Sm 1: 9-20/ 1 Sm 2: 1, 4-5, 6-7, 8abcd/Mk 1: 21-28 of Victory. Someone, with your interest at heart and
wanting to meet with you, is close at hand. There are
Wednesday 1 Sm 3: 1-10, 19-20/ Ps 40: 2 and 5, 7-8a, 8b-9, 10/ Mk 1: 29-39
never any magically solutions but many times worries
Thursday 1 Sm 4: 1-11/ Ps 44: 10-11, 14-15, 24-25/Mk 1: 40-45 and problems are lessened when shared with
someone of the same religious beliefs.
Friday 1 Sm 8: 4-7, 10-22a/ Ps 89: 16-17, 18-19/Mk 2: 1-12 To nd out more, call the
STEPHEN MINISTRY con dential
Saturday 1 Sm 9: 1-4, 17-19; 10: 1/ Ps 21: 2-3, 4-5, 6-7/ Mk 2: 13-17 message line at (248) 349-0216 and
leave your name and number. A
Sunday Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Stephen Minister Leader will return your
Is 62: 1-5/ Ps 96: 1-2, 2-3, 7-8, 9-10 (3)/ 1 Cor 12: 4-11/ Jn 2: 1-11
call.
Our Lady of Victory Page 8 www.olvnorthville.org
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Mass Intentions Week at a Glance
Sunday, January 9: Bap sm of the Lord MONDAY, JANUARY 10
Divine Chaplet, 7:45 a.m.
7:30 a.m. † Mildred Madigan req. by Darlene Scitar Rosary, 8:00 a.m., Church
Spec. Int. of Amy Mockoski req. by Kathleen Pillon and Mary Killeen Comstock Mass, 8:30 a.m., Church
9:30 a.m. † Marie Stewart req. by Gary and Sue Kurylo
† Tim Green req. by Meri Cullen TUESDAY, JANUARY 11
Spec. Int. of Mary Ware on her 100th Birthday req. by Friends Card Group, 1 p.m.
† Christopher Lafaye e req. by Family Northville Strings, 6:30 p.m.
11:30 a.m. † Ka e Balai req. by The OLV Choir
† Maggie O'Dowd req. by J. Regan Family WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12
† Patsy Johnson req. by Cindy LaChance Divine Chaplet, 7:45 a.m.
Rosary, 8:00 a.m., Church
Mass, 8:30 a.m., Church & Livestream
Monday, January 10
WWP:Hope, 9:30 a.m.
8:30 a.m. † Ted and Toni Lachowicz req. by Carole Ortman Cherub Choir Rehearsal, 3:45 p.m.
Lisa's and Sandy's Health through the Intersession of Madonna of Pompeii req. by Mario Direzze Contemporary Music Rehearsal, 7 p.m
Bell Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, January 12
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13
8:30 a.m. † Norman and Margaret Ramsey req. by Family
Children’s Choir Rehearsal, 4 p.m.
† Shirley Mazur req. by Pat Van Bonn
Into the Breach Bible Study, 6:30 p.m.
Adult Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 p.m.
Friday, January 14
8:30 a.m. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14
Lisa's and Sandy's Health through the Intersession of Madonna of Pompeii req. by Mario Direzze Reconcilia on, 7:30-8:15 a.m.
Divine Chaplet, 7:45 a.m.
Saturday, January 15: Memory of Blessed Virgin Mary Rosary, 8:00 a.m., Church
Mass, 8:30 a.m., Church
5:00 p.m. † Peter Mrakitsch req. by Denise Jenkins
† David Langston req. by David and Linda Marino
SATURDAY, JANUARY 15
Spec. Int. of Bernardo M. Pepito req. by The Benedict and Romzek Family
Reconcilia on, 3:00-4:30 p.m.
† Christopher LaFaye e req. by Family
Mass, 5:00 p.m., Church/Livestream
Sunday, January 16: 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
SUNDAY, JANUARY 16
7:30 a.m. † Souls in Purgatory req. by Through His Heart Ministry Mass, 7:30 a.m., Church
† Cindy Tremon Bosio req. by Judy Tremon Mass, 9:30 a.m., Church/Livestream
Lisa's and Sandy's Health through the Intersession of Madonna of Pompeii req. by Mario Direzze Mass, 11:30 a.m., Church/Livestream
9:30 a.m. † Joseph Kouza req. by Family Blaze, 6:00 p.m., Zoom
Spec. Int. of the Nwagwu Family for a Merry Christmas req. by Maria Nwagwu
Spec. Int. of Daniel Baldwin req. by The Gri n Family MONDAY, JANUARY 17
MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY
11:30 a.m. † Eileen Benede o req. by Lauren, Joe and Leo Schmidt
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
† Patsy Johnson req. by Jaye and Graham Robertson
Divine Chaplet, 7:45 a.m.
† Repose of the Aloisio Family req. by Family
Rosary, 8:00 a.m., Church
Mass, 8:30 a.m., Church
Ministry Schedule
Saturday, January 15 Sunday, January 16
5:00 p.m. 7: 30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m.
Clergy FR. DENIS THEROUX FR. DENIS THEROUX FR. DENIS THEROUX FR. DENNIS KAUFFMAN
FRANK O’CONNELL PAT KOLOWICH GRACE GRIFFIN CHRISTOPHER MALONEY
Lectors
ERIC FOX GARRETT FROST SHERRY DUFF RITA SOLACK
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OUR LADY OF VICTORY CATHOLIC CHURCH & SCHOOL
worship pray study serve
133 Orchard Dr., Northville, Michigan 48167 | (248) 349-2621 | Fax: (248) 349-7329 | www.olvnorthville.org
Parish Office Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Mass Times: Monday, Wednesday, Friday @ 8:30 a.m., Saturday @ 5:00 p.m., Sunday @ 7:30, 9:30, and 11:30 a.m.
CONTACT INFORMATION
PARISH STAFF PARISH OUTREACH and MINISTRIES
CLERGY
Evangelical Charity
Pastor Cindy Portis
Rev. Denis B. Theroux, olvfather@olvnorthville.net x2255 Kim Minniear, Coordinator kminniear@olvnorthville.net x2277
Weekend Associate: Rev. Dennis Kauffman, CSB
DEACONS Gospel of Life
Deacon and Pastoral Associate Merri Cullen, mwcullen1@gmail.com (248) 790-8068
Ric Misiak, rmisiak@olvnorthville.net x2254
Health & Wellness Ministry
Deacon Fred Billotto, fbillotto@olvnorthville.net x2265 Molly Griffin, mollygriffin@pobox.com (248) 930-1740
MUSIC & WORSHIP Meal Ministry
Kathy Sanderson, Director, olvmusic@olvnorthville.net x2261 Karen Martin, karenmartin48167@comcast.net (248) 797-3888
Tim Johnson, timjohnson@olvnorthville.net x2479 Deliah Sarafa, dil0518@hotmail.com (248) 884-5553
PARISH OFFICE Parents in Prayer Group
Office Secretary & Christian Service Steffanie Porter steffn13@yahoo.com
Janet Baker, olvoffice@olvnorthville.net x2250 Parish Pastoral Council Chairperson
Assistant to Fr. Denis Dan Stedem, dstedem@comcast.net (863) 581-2002
Colleen Bonadeo, cbonadeo@olvnorthville.net x2292 Special Needs Outreach
Parish Administrator/Mission Support Director Pat Romzek, promzek@yahoo.com (248) 305-8984
Julie Lupo, jlupo@olvnorthville.net x2257
Stephen Ministry
FACTS Tuition Management, CSA, Online Giving Confidential Support Ministry (248) 349-0216
Julie Stedem, jstedem@olvnorthville.net x2270
Accounting OLV Dads’ Club President
Karyn Carnahan, kcarnahan@olvnorthville.net x2259 John Glon olvdads@olvnorthville.net
Communications Coordinator (Bulletin Editor, website) Affiliate Organizations
Michelle Gawne, olvbulletin@olvnorthville.net x2253
Knights of Columbus
Maintenance Director
Bob Larson, olvmaint@olvnorthville.net x2266 Rick Bennett, rickbennett@peoplepc.com (248) 348-9214
Custodial Supervisor
Joan Marley, jmarley@olvnorthville.net x1318 St. Vincent de Paul Conference #437 (248) 349-2622
Facilities and Events Coordinator
Ellen O’Neil, eoneil@olvnorthville.net x2256 Our Lady of Victory School (pre-k thru grade 8)
Technology Director www.olvnorthvilleschool.org
Ed Isabell, eisabell@olvnorthville.net x2262 (248) 349-3610 Fax: (248) 380-7247
EVANGELIZATION & FAITH FORMATION (248) 349-2559 Kate Szuba, Principal kszuba@olvnorthville.net
Colleen Misiak, Coordinator, cmisiak@olvnorthville.net x2269 Emily Wesley, Assistant Principal ewesley@olvnorthville.net
Ellen O’Neil, eoneil@olvnorthville.net x2256
FAMILY of PARISHES
ST. COLETTE CATHOLIC CHURCH ST. KENNETH CATHOLIC CHURCH ST. EDITH CATHOLIC CHURCH
17600 Newburgh Road, Livonia, 48152 14951 North Haggerty Rd, Plymouth 48170 15089 Newburgh Rd, Livonia, 48154
(734) 464-4433, www.stcolette.net (734) 420-0288, www.stkenneth.org (248) 347-7778, www.stedith.org
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