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saint kenneth
catholic community
14951 NoRTH HAGGERTY RoAD
PLYMouTH, MICHIGAN
Witness & Worship
Belczak’s Bulletin
Holy Week was a tremendous experience for me. It was wonderful to see people
returning to the practice of their faith – after a long year of absence due to the pandemic.
From what I’ve heard in recent days, the entire experience of Holy Week 2021 was special for
a number of parishioners, too!
Throughout Lent I was inspired by the daily attendance at morning Mass and Friday
evening Stations were also well attended. Your faithfulness to the Lord in communal prayer
was most edifying. The stories of reconciliation are a Lenten trademark. People who have
been away from the Sacrament of Reconciliation for a number of years came back to receive
the forgiveness of God
Holy Week and Easter were superb – and the crowds were manageable! I would like to acknowledge a
debt of gratitude to our musicians, singers, Eucharistic ministers, lectors, ushers, greeters, art and environment
volunteers, and our parish staff and maintenance personnel. Silently and unnoticed, all of these generous
individuals helped to make the celebrations of Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter tremendous
celebrations of faith!
Lastly, I wish to offer my kind words of appreciation to all the parishioners who remembered Father
George, Father Manny, Deacon Denny and I at Easter with prayers, cards, gifts, well-wishes and delicious
homemade goodies. Your generosity made Easter 2021 enjoyable, rewarding, and fattening! Thank you!
Any artist who has ever painted a picture or created a
sculpture of the Risen Lord owes a debt of gratitude to
Thomas the apostle. Thomas wanted an absolutely clear
image of the Risen Jesus; he wanted to see and touch the
wounds of Christ. Ever since, artists have been in sync with
Thomas’ visual and tactile demands and have provided us with
many such images.
The image of the wounded Lord is not simply a matter
of artistic representation or taste. It is, rather, a matter of
faith. Lacking those wounds, the risen Lord is not the crucified
Lord. Thomas has helped artists and all the rest of us to
recognize that before the resurrection there must be death.
Second Sunday of Easter April 11, 2021
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Thomas has helped us feel in our bones that our God is a God who takes human suffering seriously. And
out of even seemingly meaningless suffering, our God can bring wondrous significance and new life. The Risen
Lord whom Thomas demanded to see and touch is the only Lord worth believing in! That Lord wears the wounds
of death yet promises the healing of life. The Lord assures us that our faith in Him is not misplaced, that our hope
in Him will be fulfilled, and that loving Him even in suffering is what resurrected life is all about. Like Thomas the
apostle, we are a people who seek what he found: a suffering Son, a wounded Lord, a God who knows firsthand
our feelings of abandonment and pain. That is a God worth believing in!
an easter prayer
Heavenly Father, thank You for loving us so much that You sent Your only Son, Jesus, to become one of us,
to suffer for us, to die for us, and to rise from the dead, to give us new life.
As we celebrate Easter this year, may we reflect on the unending depth of Your love. Help us to share this
precious gift with our families, friends, and all those who have yet to learn of the good news of Christ.
May the beauty and new life of Spring be a reminder of our new life in Christ. Help us to share Your love
with all those we encounter in our daily walk, as we continually strive to serve You in spirit, deed, and truth.
Be with us, dear God, and remain in our hearts always and forever. May we find hope in the Cross this day,
hope because Jesus is Risen! Amen. Hallelujah!
holy Water
The Archdiocese has reversed its decision to remove the Holy Water from the fonts in all churches. We will
once again have the opportunity to recall our Baptism as we enter and leave the church – by signing ourselves
with the water that is blessed. According to scientific research, there is no indication of the spread of the Covid-19
virus through water. As an added precaution, and to further relieve any concern of contamination, the small
containers of Holy Water at the doors of the church will be emptied each week, the Holy Water will properly be
disposed of; and the fonts will be refilled.
easter leFtoVers
Q: Where did the Easter Bunny get his college education?
A: John Hopkins University!
Q: What happened to the Easter Bunny when he violated the university rules?
A: The Easter Bunny was egg spelled!
Q: Where does the Easter Bunny’s mom live?
A: In Al-bunny New York!
Q: Where does the Easter Bunny eat breakfast?
A: IHOP!
Easter Blessings!
let us pray For one another... page 3
Prayer List Mass Intentions
Irith Abada
Ronald Alexander saturday april 10, 2021
Mary Jane Bielaska 4:30 PM cindy cipolla, requested by a Friend
Marie Bobrowski Jeanette z. kappe, requested by Edward Zelazny
Florence levandowski, requested by the Warner Family
Rich Bonk Kenneth McPhail robert heck, requested by the Grayson Family
Mark Borensik Mike Miller anne gurka, requested by Family
Joyce Buckingham Tom Moore sunday april 11, 2021
Chris Catris Roxanne Mosti 7:30 AM Bill Burke, requested by Maryanna Burke
Joe Celentano Tom Neu matt Burke (1st Anniversary), requested by Peggy Burke
Lisa Coleman tom & ilene Brisbey, requested by Ann Middleton
John Newberry
sam messina, requested by Diane & Daughters
John Conville Joan o’Connell 9:00 AM guido Di mambro, requested by Family
Mary Kay Conville Lindsay Papazoglou Fred morone, requested by Donna Hauncher
Sean DeWitt Joanne Plank 11:00 AM John Bunetta, requested by the Massey Family
gasper & Jennie Valenti, requested by Family
Joanne Donohoe Joan Scheuher americo “rico” Bianchi, requested by Dan & Mary Ann Verderbar
Hurley Fields Schinker Family
monday april 12, 2021
Debra Frank Logan Schlitt 9:00 AM charlie, eleanor & the saint kenneth mailbox ministry
Rainell Frasier Dianne Schober (Special Intentions), requested by George Klepack
Diana Galante John Sczepanski enrico & ida canini, requested by Graziano Canini
Larry Gaston Tom Semik tuesday april 13, 2021
Jeremy Gooding Savannah Sharp 9:00 AM Joseph Bielaska, requested by Mary Jane Bielaska
David Gorsich Kathi Shuster Debra Frank, requested by Mary Jane Bielaska
Fr. george charnley (Special Intentions), requested by Mary Jane Bielaska
Darlene Gronevelt Rocky Simoni
Tenille Gross Julie Smyth Wednesday april 14, 2021
No Mass
Jerry Gwizdz Christine Stevens
Colleen Hallmark Elyse Tertin thursday april 15, 2021
Jerry Harris Sharon Torres 9:00 AM lynette chenoweth (9th Anniversary), requested by Alan Chenoweth
enrico & ida canini, requested by Graziano Canini
Vicki Harris Serge Trudeau
Michelle Heaton Barbara Volante Friday april 16, 2021
9:00 AM helen steslicki, requested by Judy Costigan
Bridget Hurley John Voisinet John hickey iii (Special Intentions), requested by Marlene Manke
Thomas Hurley Amy Waldo michael Dunn, requested by Pat Dunn
Gail Jensen Lewis Yugel saturday april 17, 2021
Arnold Johnson Natalie Yugel 4:30 PM michael eicher, requested by Family
Karen Kelly Thomas Zagorski richard eicher, requested by Family
Bernice Kompoltowicz Nicole Zapinski len mayers, requested by Richard & Joanne Peters
steve mcgowan, requested by Dennis Czamecki
Sr. Arlene Kosmatka Nancy Wojtyla Zamek James priebe, requested by Alice Brooks
Katharine Lee Kramer Chancellor Wojtyla Zamek
sunday april 18, 2021
Eileen Laferrera Jeff Zebley 7:30 AM Joseph plank, requested by Gary & Lorraine Berlin
Cari LeBeau Steve Zondlak enrico & ida canini, requested by Graziano Canini
Betty Lenossi 9:00 AM mary anne raniszeski, requested by Rendzio Family
11:00 AM len & irene mizerowski (Special Anniversary Intentions), requested by
Nancy Leonard
Len
Jim Lustig mary kay howard, requested by Julie Smyth
Ron Lustig chuck & Joan knight (Special Intentions), requested by Julie Smyth
Ann MacDonald
Bill Massey
Sharon McBrady
Jan McCarthy may the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of god
To have someone enrolled on the prayer list, please call the Parish rest in peace...
office. Names will be listed for four weeks unless the office is no-
tified that the condition continues and that prayers are still
Shirley Buchanan
needed. To join the prayer chain, please email
prayerchain@stkenneth.org.
let us Be FaithFul anD celeBrate together... page 4
a warm word of welcome to visitors and guests of saint kenneth!
If you would like to learn more about our parish, please stop by the office during regular business hours or
check out our website at www.stkenneth.org.
thank you to saint kenneth!
raeda Dabaja, chief executive office,
michigan Veterans Foundation/Detroit,
would like us to “accept our sincerest thanks greetings to our new parishioners!
and appreciation for the support shown to MVF. Saint Kenneth No new registrations
parishioners are to be commended for you willingness to share with
those who are less fortunate.”
Deborah Drennan, chief executive officer, Freedom house, writes
“Through your generosity, you support a micro-global community of
those “yearning to breathe free.” You help ensure that every survivor
Baptisms
who crosses our threshold receives comprehensive services, ensuring No Baptisms
that they can access everything they need to begin rebuilding their
lives.”
marriages
tim lumpkin, from manna community meals, extends his No Marriages
gratefulness to Saint Kenneth Parishioners for their support of their
unending work of feeding the hungry.
saint kenneth senior club news
senior club meeting - Future Senior Club meetings are TBD. Stay
tuned to the Witness and Worship for updates!
We care team – “Giving the Gift of Friendship” – Volunteers are
adoration of the currently working within covid-19 safety guidelines to ensure
homebound parishioners stay connected to their saint kenneth
Blessed sacrament home. In the past this ministry has included taking Communion,
please join us for adoration after the providing respite care for caregivers, running small errands or just
9:00 am mass every tuesday. providing friendship and companionship. Time commitment depends
on each situation. For more information or if you would like to
For the time being, adoration will be volunteer please contact Mary Anne Blaszkiewicz at 734-420-3204 or
every Tuesday from 9:45 to 11:00 AM. If mblask@wowway.com.
interest continues to grow, the length of
technical assistance: If you need help with your cell phone or have
time for prayer will be extended.
questions about your computer, Frank Swica is available to help you.
If you have questions or interest in
Please leave a message with the Parish office at 734-420-0288 to set
signing up for times, please contact:
up an appointment.
Nancy Dankert at 734-420-0498
oR
Dennis Beagen at 248-888-9876
all articles and submissions for the Witness & Worship are due by noon on Friday the week prior to publication.
please email information and pictures in separate attachments to bulletin@stkenneth.org. thank you!
neWs From our parish... page 5
coffee and Donuts is saint kenneth
back! With a few afternoon Book club
modifications...
Next Meeting April 14, 2021
Saint Kenneth is happy to
announce that a modified
version of Coffee and
Donuts is returning next
week! We will offer socially
distant fellowship on the following dates:
The Saint Kenneth Afternoon Book Club meets on the
sunday, april 18th 2nd Wednesday of the month at 1:30 PM and runs to
approximately 3:30 PM. Women and men of all ages
sunday, april 25th are welcome.
sunday, may 2nd The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, April
14th. Barbara Berger will be the moderator, leading
sunday, may 16th the discussion of “Bad Sister" by Sam Carrington.
sunday may 23rd We will be social distancing and meeting in the saint
aidan room in the church hall. please remember that
on these dates we will have servers at the donut and masks are required.
muffin table and at all the stations. There will be limited
tables in the Social Hall and we will also have some high Women’s spirituality group
top tables outside under the overhang on the Social
Hall.
The Women’s Spirituality Group meets on Zoom on
the 3rd Friday of the month and our next meeting is
Looking for more
April 16th from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM.
information about how
to cope with the
All women are welcome. our catalyst reading comes
ongoing Covid-19
from the book, WE WALK THE PATH ToGETHER:
pandemic? our Health
Learning from Thich Nhat Hanh and Meister Eckhart
Care Ministry is here to
by Brian Pierce, oP. Please read Chapters 7 and 8.
help.
Chapter 7 is called Suffering, a necessary experience in
information about vaccination opportunities, both traditions of Christianity and Buddhism. Chapter
scheduling and timelines. all this information 8 is Compassion Born from Suffering, the path we are
is posted on our website at: all trying to walk, especially now.
www.stkenneth.org. Please join us to see where the discussion leads us for
There you can also find a list of additional resources our own spiritual transformation.
regarding staying safe and healthy.
please pray for our military...In gratitude for the sacrifices of our loved ones in the
armed forces and their families, please submit the name and service branch of those currently
serving our country and we will pray for these brave people. Please email
bulletin@stkenneth.org and they will be listed on our website. If you would like a hard copy of
the list, please call Paula Steele in the Parish office and one will be mailed to you.
more neWs From our parish... page 6
Where in the coViD-19 Vaccination information
world is Michigan residents who don’t have access to the internet or
who need assistance navigating the vaccine scheduling
Father Tom? process can call the CoVID-19 Hotline at 888-535-6136
(press 1), Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM,
Father tom is on easter island! Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Easter Island is an island and special territory of Chile Michigan residents can now begin registering for the
in the southeastern Pacific ocean. The island is most CoVID-19 vaccination clinic at Ford Field in Detroit. The
famous for its nearly 1,000 extant monumental community vaccination site is set to officially open on
statues, called moai, which were created by the early March 24.
Rapa Nui people. In 1995, uNESCo named Easter
Island a World Heritage Site, with much of the island After the registration process is completed, people who
protected within Rapa Nui National Park. have registered will receive an invitation either by “voice or
text” when it’s their turn to schedule the appointment.
Experts disagree on when the island's Polynesian Vaccine appointments will be scheduled a few days in
inhabitants first reached the island. Some believe that advance. The Ford Field site will operate from 8:00 AM to
they arrived around 800 CE, though a 2007 study 8:30 PM, seven days a week, for eight weeks under the
found the time to be 1200 CE. The inhabitants created federal government’s vaccination pilot program. The facility
a thriving and industrious culture, as evidenced by the will be managed by the State of Michigan with support from
island's numerous enormous stone moai and other FEMA, Wayne County, the City of Detroit, Ford Field, Meijer,
artifacts. However, land clearing for cultivation and the Henry Ford Health System and the Detroit Lions.
introduction of the Polynesian rat led to gradual
deforestation. By the time of European arrival in 1722, other options for the vaccine, residents can sign-up through
the island's population was estimated to be 2,000 to these three options:
3,000. European diseases, Peruvian slave raiding • online at meijer.com/register/CL2021
expeditions in the 1860s, and emigration to other • Text EndCoVID to 75049
islands such as Tahiti further depleted the population, • Call the MDHHS CoVID-19 Hotline at 888-535-6136
reducing it to a low of 111 native inhabitants in 1877. (press 1)
The name "Easter Island" was given by the island's first Michigan residents can call Monday through Friday from
recorded European visitor, the Dutch explorer Jacob 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and Saturday and Sunday 8:00 AM to
Roggeveen, who encountered it on Easter Sunday, 1:00 PM. It is expected that the call center will have long
April 5 in 1722, while searching for "Davis Land". wait times, so calling is recommended only people who
Roggeveen named it Paasch-Eyland (18th-century cannot register online or by text.
Dutch for "Easter Island"). The island's official Spanish
name, Isla de Pascua, also means "Easter Island". The vaccine will be offered at no cost, and insurance is not
required, nor will it be requested at the vaccination center.
Congratulations to Any Michigan resident who is currently eligible to receive
paula pheiffer, lane the vaccine under the Michigan Department of Health and
ritter, and linda Human Services vaccine prioritization guidance will be able
predhomme who all to register for an appointment.
guessed correctly!
While vaccinations are ongoing, Michiganders are still
Tune in next week to encouraged to practice preventative measures including
see where Father Tom wearing a mask, social distancing, and frequent hand
travels next! washing.
let us support our youth as they groW in Faith... page 7
cFp and Fre news
April:
Saturday/Sunday 10/11- “at
home” packet drop off/pick up
Monday/Tuesday 12/13 –
Week Twenty-Two of class
Monday/Tuesday 19/20 – Week Twenty-Three of class taco ‘bout Jesus
Monday/Tuesday 26/27 – Week Twenty-Four of class –
Monday, April 12th, 6:30 - 7:30 PM in the Social Hall
LAST CLASS- Last “At Home” Zoom Check- in
(masks and social distancing required)
on the Sunday that Jesus rose from the grave, he Monday, April 19th, 6:30 - 7:30 PM in the Social Hall
appeared to a group of his disciples. one of the (masks and social distancing required)
disciples, whose name was Thomas, was not with
Monday, April 26th, No MEETING
them. When the disciples told Thomas that they had
(masks and social distancing required, subject to change
seen Jesus and that he was alive, Thomas said, "I won't
due to State Health Department guidelines)
believe it until I see it with my own eyes. I want to see
the nail-prints in his hands and put my hand in the
place where the spear was thrust into his side."
A week later, Jesus appeared to his disciples again. This
time Thomas was there. Jesus said to Thomas, "Put
your finger here; see my hands. Put your hand into my
side. Stop doubting and believe." Then Thomas
believed!
A lot of people today won't believe that Jesus really
rose from the grave because they haven't seen him
with their own two eyes. They want "proof of identity"
before they will believe. Jesus said, "Blessed are they Joanna's Journey with saint Faustina...
who have not seen, and yet have believed."
The Sunday after Easter, here's what Saint Faustina said
How about you? Do you have to have "proof of in her diary. "April 4, 1937. Low Sunday; that is, the
identity" before you will believe in Jesus, or will you Feast of Mercy. [The Sunday after Easter]... After Holy
accept him by faith? Communion my soul...was flooded with joy beyond
understanding, and the Lord gave me to experience the
heavenly Father, we thank you for sending your son to whole ocean and abyss of His fathomless mercy. oh, if
die on the cross for our sin. help us to accept by faith only souls would want to understand how much God
that Jesus has risen from the grave and that he is loves them! All comparisons, even if they were the most
alive. amen. tender and most vehement, are but mere shadow when
set against the reality." (Diary, 1073) What a profound
experience, if only souls (us) would want to understand
how much God loves us! Isn't that the truth, how many
times have we unintentionally put God's love on the
back burner, or only turn to God in time of trouble. I
don't know if we will ever TRuLY understand God's love
but I pray we grasp it more and rely on His love more.
Jesus, I Trust in You.
let us liVe the gospel through gooD steWarDship... page 8
christian service stewardship matters
Deposit Bottle on this Second Sunday of Easter, what we hear in the
Word of the Lord enforces what we need to believe. It
and can Drive has a lot to do with the idea of stewardship. Some of
Saint Kenneth Christian what we hear is often misinterpreted.
Service is assisting a local
Catholic high school The First Reading from the Acts of the Apostles points
student with a bottle and can drive to raise funds to out about the early Christian community: “The
assist the needy throughout metro Detroit. If you have community of believers was of one heart and mind,
returnables you would like to donate, please call Anna and no one claimed that any of his or her possessions
Rimatzki at 734-953-0473 and she will arrange to pick up was his own, but they had everything in common.” This
your donation from your home. please Do not bring is a sign of unity, the kind of unity we as a faith
your returnables to the church. For additional questions, community are striving to achieve. The bottom line is
please contact Jim or Gayle Snider at 248-521-9384. that those in the community regarded people more
Thank you and may God bless the continued generosity important than things. Is that not what Christ expects
of our parishioners! of us?
That community recognized that God was the granter
and the owner of absolutely everything. Because the
Lord had touched them so deeply, they found it easier
to share. The misinterpretation often comes because
some say, “That sounds like communism or socialism.”
Communism maintains that “What is yours is mine; if
you do not share it, I will take it.” The early Christian
community said, “What is mine is yours; I will share it.”
It is a bit of a different viewpoint.
In fact it is stewardship. We must remember that these
people knew and were following the Apostles, who
received this gift from the Lord: “As the Father has sent
me, so I send you. Receive the Holy Spirit. Whose sins
Father Tom, the Saint Kenneth Staff, and the you forgive are forgiven them.” And that is mercy.
Health Care Ministry would like to take this
opportunity to thank all of our parishioners who
have donated blood in 2020. Even through the
trying times of dealing with a pandemic, many
of you put the needs of those in our community
first and shared the precious gift of life. Through
you generosity, our parish supplied 273 units of
blood. We grew our annual impact from the
previous year by 130 units! That’s amazing!
God continues to bless our community and it is
truly in Living the Gospel that all of you share
your time, talent, and treasure with gratitude!
scripture reaDings anD Weekly calenDar page 9
readings for the Week of april 11, 2021 this Week in our parish
sunday the 11th - second sunday of easter sunday april 11, 2021
Acts 4:32-35 8:00 AM CFP Packet – Pickup & Drop off
Psalm 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 (until 12:00 PM)
1 John 5:1-6
John 20:19-31 monday april 12, 2021
5:00 PM CFP
monday the 12th 7:00 PM Taco ‘bout Jesus
Acts 4:23-31
Psalm 2:1-3, 4-7a, 7b-9 tuesday april 13, 2021
John 3:1-8 9:45 AM Adoration
5:00 PM CFP
tuesday the 13th - saint martin i
Acts 4:32-37 Wednesday april 14, 2021
Psalm 93:1ab, 1cd-2, 5 1:15 PM Afternoon Book Club
John 3:7b-15 6:30 PM Confirmation
Wednesday the 14th thursday april 15, 2021
Acts 5:17-26 No Meetings
Psalm 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9
John 3:16-21 Friday april 16, 2021
No Meetings
thursday the 15th
Acts 5:27-33 saturday april 17, 2021
Psalm 34:2 and 9, 17-18, 19-20 No Meetings
John 3:31-36
sunday april 18, 2021
Friday the 16th 8:30 AM Coffee and Donuts (after all masses)
Acts 5:34-42
Psalm 27:1, 4, 13-14
John 6:1-15
saturday the 17th
Acts 6:1-7
Psalm 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19
John 6:16-21
sunday the 18th - third sunday of easter
Acts 3:13-15, 17-19
Psalm 4:2, 4, 7-8, 9
1 John 2:1-5a
Luke 24:35-48
staFF & contact inFormation page 10
SAINT KENNETH CATHoLIC CoMMuNITY
14951 NoRTH HAGGERTY RoAD
PLYMouTH, MI 48170
(734) 420-0288
(734) 420-2921 FAX
WWW.STKENNETH.oRG
Father thomas Belczak, Pastor (734) 420-0288 ext. 11 padretom@stkenneth.org
Father george charnley, Retired Priest Assistant (734) 420-0288
Deacon Dennis DeVooght (734) 420-0123 deacon@stkenneth.org
administrative office religious education liturgy
Becky leBeau, Receptionist Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday:
Jodi Villeneuve
9:00 AM
(734) 420-0288 Assistant for CFP No Mass on Wednesdays
becky@stkenneth.org (734) 420-3087 saturday: 4:30 pm
Barbara Brennan resupport@stkenneth.org (5:30 PM Anointing of the Sick on the last
Saturday of the month)
Receptionist/office Support Joanna Vaghy sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, and 11:00 am
(734) 420-0288 Youth Ministry Holy Days: 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM
barb_brennan@stkenneth.org (734) 927-1253 parish office hours
joanna@stkenneth.org Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday:
Dawn peters, Bookkeeper
9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon; 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
(734) 420-0288 tom West
Friday: CLoSED
Confirmation Saturday: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
paula steele (734) 420-0288 Sunday: CLoSED
Communications parishlife@stkenneth.org
Bulletin Editor
(734) 420-0288 ext. 14 registration
communications@stkenneth.org
rcia Come in to the parish office and introduce yourself
gene kijek during regular hours or you may begin the process
sue massey (734) 420-0288 on our website.
Parish Life parish council - 2019/2020
(734) 420-0288 ext. 19 maintenance Brian owens, chair and education:
parishlife@stkenneth.org brian.j.owens@live.com
chuck sprosek, Supervisor Bob Bobrowski, Vice-chair: rab5678@gmail.com
tim Wallon, Assistant Judy torosian, secretary: jthomson@meadowbrook.com
music ministry (734) 927-1256 tracey emmanuel, secretary: mtemmanuel@gmail.com
Jim Bourdganis: jbourdganis@mi.rr.com
Amy Sauve, Director maintenance@stkenneth.org Joe henderson: hendersj16@gmail.com
(734) 420-0288 mike hennen: michael_hennen@yahoo.com
amy@stkenneth.org kristen holt: kristenholt73@gmail.com
carol parker: carol48187@gmail.com
tom thomas: rolotwo2@gmail.com
Brad neilson, stewardship: bneilson@demmer.com
rich noelke, Finance: wingsman81@aol.com
John Dankert, christian service:
jhdankert@comcast.net
sacraments: Reconcilation - Saturdays at 3:30 PM, Baptism - contact Parish office, Deacon Denny DeVooght, Worship:
Marriage - make arrangements six months prior for pre-marriage conference. deacon@stkenneth.orgYou can also read
