Welcome to St. Edith Catholic Church!
ALL ARE WELCOME AT ST. EDITH PARISH
We will welcome you regardless of your present status in the Catholic Church. We will welcome you regardless of your current family situation or marital status. We will welcome you if you are a staunch Catholic or do not like organized religion. We will not judge you based upon your personal history, age, race, ethnic background, appearance, sexual orientation or gender identity. We welcome children, even when they act like children. If there is no crying, our Parish is dying! We are all on a spiritual journey, trying to find our way. All are welcome to join us on our spiritual journey at St. Edith.
Can we bring you the Eucharist?
If you or someone you know is homebound, hospitalized, in assisted care, or just plain ill and seek the Eucharist. Please contact Deacon Don. to arrange for one of our Home Bound Ministers to bring Holy Communion, pray, and visit with those who are unable to come to Church to receive the Eucharist. Arrangements can be made to have regular visits, please contact us!!
Deacon Don Esler - desler@stedith.org - (734)464-1222, ext. 324
Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
Available Now on SoundCloud
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The Vocal Duet Concert Music CD featuring Heather Nofar Shina and Fr. Jim McNulty is now available for on SoundCloud for free.
Listen to the music by clicking here.
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Welcome to St. Edith Catholic School!
Letter from Fr. Jim
May 6, 2024
Dear St. Edith Parish Families,
I am excited to announce that the principal for the new school year is Mrs. Ruth Scaramucci. She is committed to Catholic school education and has worked in Catholic schools for 14 years. For the last 11 years she has worked at Our Lady of Victory Catholic School, which is part of our Family of Parishes. In addition to 14 years of experience teaching, Mrs. Scaramucci has a strong background in curriculum and has been the curriculum director for OLV for the past three eyars. Using STAR data she identified standards of growth for each teacher and helps teachers identify students who need extra support. She has experience in administration and has served as a lead for accreditation. She has a current Michigan School Administrator's license and has attended the Archdiocese of Detroit's Principal's Formation Institute.
Mrs. Scaramucci, her husband and two children are members of our St. Edith Parish and they regularly attend the 8:30 Mass on Sunday monrings. They are residents of Livonia. Please join me in welcoming Mrs. Scaramucci to our St. Edith School.
I want to thank Mrs. Nancy Kuszczak for her work as interim administrator of our St. Edith School. She has played a major role in getting our School back on track over the last couple of months. She will continue in that role until the end of the school year. She has agreed to work with Mrs. Scaramucci over the summer to help her get oriented to our School. She will also mentor her in the coming year.
I also want to thank the Steering Committee that assisted in finding Mrs. Scaramucci. I am grateful to the members of the Committee:
- Nancy Kuszczak (Interim Administrator)
- Linda Kramer (St. Edith Director of Faith Formation)
- Kate Szuba (Principal Our Lady of Victory)
- Daria Files (St. Edith School Committee Member)
- Sherry Szymanski (St. Edith SEPA Chairperson)
- Eric Haley (AOD Associate Superintendent)
I am looking forward to great things at our St. Edith School over the coming school year.
Love and Peace,
Fr. Jim McNulty
Pastor
Mrs. Scaramucci's Introduction
CYO News
Congratulations to our Varsity #1 Boys Team and Coaches for winning a memorable game against St. Anne last Saturday, at CC High School. It was a one point game in the 4th quarter, yet our boys persevered and brought home the CYO Championship, winning 56-44! Congratulations on an unforgettable season. We look forward to raising their banner next season!
A huge THANK YOU to our families and fans for all of the time, dedication, passion and support this year. This program is what it is because of the unselfish and caring people we have in the program!
God Bless and best of luck as our student-athletes moving on to their Spring sports and/or obligations.
