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EASTER SUNDAY MASSES

APRIL 21
Masses at 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Our Church celebrates the great feast of Easter for the next 50 days. These 50 days to Pentecost are celebrated as one feast day. The Paschal Candle (the symbol of the Risen Jesus) stands in the sanctuary throughout the season. The Gloria is again sung and the Sprinkling Rite is used. The Lord’s Resurrection is central to our faith. Jesus overcame sin and death by rising to a new life not just a resuscitation of his earthly life. By that we now are able to also participate in resurrection to a new life when we die.

Celebrate this
Easter Season with thankfulness and joy.

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Our Mission:​

We, the parishioners of St. Martin de Porres of Warren, 

reflecting the qualities of our patron saint, strive to
proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ, celebrate the mystery of God’s love 
​in our midst, and serve one another and the wider human community,

thus continuing the ​Mission of Jesus Christ.
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​- Reviewed and approved by the Parish Pastoral Council June, 2016 

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Thank you.
And WELCOME HOME!

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A statue of St. Joseph the
Worker was purchased with a Christmas gift donated by the Active Christian Women’s Club.  We will officially bless our St. Joseph the Worker statue Wednesday, May 1st 

during our 7 p.m. Mass.

The FORMED code 
for St. Martin de Porres  8GMZQ4

Welcome to St. Martin de Porres Church

​​Details about upcoming events can be found here or in the weekly
​ Parish Bulletin​​

St Martin de Porres Church

31555 Hoover RD
Warren, MI 48093


Rev. Nicholas Zukowski, Pastor
Rev. Mr. Marion Jurewicz,​ Deacon

Tel: (586) 264-7515
 Fax: (586) 264-4013
    
    E-mail: parishoffice@smdeporres.com

Mass Schedule

Saturday
5:00 p.m.

Sunday
8:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m.

Monday  Tuesday  Friday
9:30 a.m. 
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Wednesday
7:00 p.m. 

Reconciliation
​Wednesday 7:45 p.m.

Saturday 3:00 p.m.

or call the Parish Office
for an appointment

Rosary
Perpetual Help Prayers

Wednesday, 6:25 p.m.

Mass 7:00 p.m.

Adoration

Mondays 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. ​​

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Go See The Movie "Unplanned"

A current movie in theaters now playing called UNPLANNED is based on a book written by Abby Johnson. She had been

a clinic director in the Planned
Parenthood organization for several
years. But a life-changing experience
turned her from a supporter of Planned Parenthood into a pro-life one. 

So much misinformation about what Planned Parenthood does fills the social media. It’s not surprising that this film is getting no public support from the social media, celebrities or news networks. 

Abby’s story is real and deserves at least
as much attention as we give to violent films. If you haven’t seen it, go see it and take some other people with you who
may benefit from its truth.

HAPPY EASTER AND WELCOME TO ST. MARTIN de PORRES…

We extend a warm greeting to all of our parishioners, benefactors,
visitors and guests who join us on this Resurrection Sunday!

May the peace and the joy of Christ’s rising from the dead in glory

shine upon your hearts and your homes! Thank you for taking the

time and making the sacrifice to be with us today.

In thanksgiving, please accept in our name a book entitled
“Why I Love Being Catholic.” These days that isn’t something you hear very often, especially in light of the scandalous behavior of some of our members, our clergy and our hierarchy. “Why I Love Being Catholic” shows the vast majority of Catholics who still love their Church, and who still remember all the great treasures of liturgy, art, education and medicine given by Catholic institutions over the centuries.

The writers are people just like you: they've laughed, cried, suffered, and celebrated their way through all the ups and downs of life. Some have been Catholic all their lives; others have taken a longer route home. All, however, can speak to the amazing gift that the Catholic faith has been in their lives.

These days, it's challenging to be a Catholic. The collection of entries in “Why I Love Being Catholic” celebrates the best of the Catholic faith, highlights the everyday miracles
taking place all around us, and reminds us that there are thousands of everyday heroes out there who dare to have big dreams for the Church. Even amidst the challenges of our times, holiness is possible, grace abounds, and there is every reason to live our lives with hope! Enjoy reading it!

OUR EASTER PRAYER AND HOPE FOR YOU…

May every day be Easter in your heart!
A Blessed Easter! Wesolego
Alleluja! Buona Pasqua!
HAVE A BLESSED WEEK…AND “SEE YOU IN CHURCH!”