With joy, I received a message from our Archbishop Allen Vigneron that the priests can celebrate the Masses at their churches for the spiritual well-being of the faithful and communities. So, on the weekend of May 23rd - 24th I am inviting parishioners and guests for the first time since March 13th to come and participate at three weekend Masses: Saturday at 4 pm., Sunday at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. The 11 a.m. Mass will also be live streamed for those who do not feel comfortable among a bigger gathering. Those who have a cough or other symptoms of being ill, please do not come to the church yet. Those who decide to come and participate at the celebration, please follow the rules that are essential for our protection. The main doors of the church will be wide open, so you will not need to touch them. Upon entering the church look at the marks/signs on the pews and sit as indicated to keep social distancing. You can only sit next to someone who lives in the same house as you. During the celebration of the Mass you must wear a mask at all times, and we were asked not to have the congregation sing. Only the music minister will sing. All the missalettes and books have been removed so no one will touch them. The previous way of distributing the collection baskets will change. Ushers with collection baskets and wearing gloves will reach to get the sacrificial offering. There will be no sign of peace before Holy Communion and no holding hands during the Our Father prayer. There will be three stations for receiving communion. One in the center and two others on the side. Form only one line to each station keeping distance from each other. After the conclusion of the Mass you can proceed to your car without shaking hands or touching the doors. God Bless, Fr. Bogdan

The Archdiocese released a letter with links to guidelines and directives for resumption of public masses at parishes within the Archdiocese of Detroit. Please see our May 17 Bulletin for local details. The dispensation from the Sunday obligation to attend Mass is granted to all the faithful through Sunday, September 6, 2020.

Scaffolding and machinery will be visible at our parish as work begins on our roof replacement. Please use caution, and pray for a safe and successful project!

Visit our YouTube channel (http://stfaustina.tv) for live worship: Livestream Sunday Masses will be at 11:00 am. Rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet: each evening at 7:00 pm, except Wednesday evenings when our bishops will be praying and livestreaming the Rosary- see https://livestream.com/accounts/19963606 to view AOD livestreams

This year St. Faustina is implementing a new weather policy. If Warren Woods school district cancels classes because of the weather, St. Faustina's parish offices will also be closed, and there will be NO MASS that day (other than a funeral). Please watch your television or check the Warren Woods website for closure information. It will also be posted on the parish website whenever possible.