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We rejoice in being a diverse community united in faith in Christ Jesus. Rooted in the Eucharist, we continue to be molded into the Body of Christ as we witness to the Gospel through our sharing of resources and service toward others, our commitment to Catholic education and our friendship with one another.

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MASS TIMES

Monday – 8:15 am
Tuesday – 7:00 pm
Wednesday – 8:15 am
Friday – 8:15 am
Saturday – 4:00 pm
Sunday – 9:00 & 11:00 am

CONFESSION TIMES

Tuesday – 6:00 pm
Saturday – 2:30 pm

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OUR STORY

The city of Lincoln Park grew very rapidly after World War II ended in 1945.  During the war, there had been a huge influx of workers into the city of Detroit due to the many jobs available in the defense industry.  Servicemen and women returned home to find an extreme housing shortage within the city of Detroit. Lincoln Park offered a direct route to downtown Detroit…

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John Paul II Classical Catholic School

At St. John Paul II, our goal is to support families in the education and faith formation of their children. We are committed to helping children grow in their understanding and love for God. We strive to help children learn about the world around them and to develop the skills that are necessary to succeed in today’s world.

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Easter Triduum Schedule

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Easter Triduum Schedule

Holy Thursday No Daily Mass7:00 pm Mass of the Lord’s SupperAdoration until midnight in the cafeteria Good Friday 12:00 pm Stations of the Cross1:00 pm Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion8:00 pm Tenebrae Holy Saturday No ConfessionsNo 4:00pm Mass12:00 pm Easter Basket Blessing in the Church8:00 pm Easter Vigil Easter Sunday 9:00 am Mass11:00 am Mass

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Christ the Good Shepherd Catholic Church

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Christ the Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Today the Church celebrates the feast of Saint Hugh of Cluny, Abbot.St. Hugh was a prince related to the sovereign house of the dukes of Burgundy, and had his education under the tuition of his pious Mother, and under the care of Hugh, Bishop of Auxerre, his great-uncle. From his infancy he was exceedingly given to prayer and meditation, and his life was remarkably innocent and holy.One day, hearing an account of the wonderful sanctity of the monks of Cluny, under St. Odilo, he was so moved that he set out that moment, and going thither, humbly begged the monastic habit. After a rigid novitiate, he made his profession in 1039, being sixteen years old.His extraordinary virtue, especially his admirable humility, obedience, charity, sweetness, prudence, and zeal, gained him the respect of the whole community; and upon the death of St. Odilo, in 1049, though only twenty-five years old, he succeeded to the government of that great abbey, which he held sixty-two years.He received to the religious profession Hugh, Duke of Burgundy, and died on the twenty-ninth of April, in 1109, aged eighty-five.He was canonized twelve years after his death by Pope Calixtus II.—Excerpted from Lives of the Saints, by Alban Butler, Benziger Bros. ed. 1894Saint Hugh is the patron saint against fever. ... See MoreSee Less

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Friday, May 3

  • 8:15 am - 9:15 am
    Mass
    Church-1-Main Floor

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