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Office Hours
Reconciliation—Contact Fr. Lorne. Regular hours will be determined once we settle into this phase of re-opening
Weddings & Funerals—Contact Fr. Lorne.
Sacramental Preparation and Baptisms—On Hold: Contact Val Magnuson, Pastoral Assistant.
5020 Sherwood Drive
Regina, SK S4R 4C2
Phone: 306-543-3838
Fax: 306-949-2544
Email: [email protected]
Website: holytrinityregina.ca
Pastoral Staff Pastor: Very Rev. Lorne Crozon, V.G. 306-924-1993 Pastoral Assistant: Val Magnuson 306-924-2602
Support Staff Hall Inquiries & Office Coordinator: Heather Deis 306-543-3838 Custodian: Dominic Dias
June 21 2020 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Parish
Masses—pre-registration needed for weekend Masses
Monday to Friday 9 am to 2 pm
Spiritual Care in Hospital—Catholic chaplains continue to be available to patients
to address spiritual needs, pray, provide a friendly face and comforting presence, talk about people’s fears and concerns, and contact a priest for anointing of the sick.
Pasqua Hospital Chaplain
Bonnie Thiele Hunt
306-519-1380
Wascana Rehab Centre Chaplain
Joan Rink
306-530-6511
General Hospital Chaplain
Jerry Fitzgerald
306-519-1405
This weekend’s inserts:
Holy Trinity Re-Opening info—p. 5 Archbishop Letter June 18, p. 6 & 7 Archdiocese of Regina Items—p 8 & 9.
Use this link or
on our website
home page.
Many thanks to those who continue to support our parish via Canada Helps online. We need your financial support now more than ever. These donations are deposited directly to our operating account. (Tax receipts generated from Canada Helps.) Envelope donations may be brought to the church when we are open and cheques may be mailed.
Archdiocese of Regina Weekly Report—Sign up for our Archdiocese of Regina Weekly Report and stay up to date on COVID-19 Updates and other news, delivered to your inbox every Friday morning.
Sign up now Saturday June 20 5 PM + Mike Chopty
Sunday June 21 10 AM Pro Populo
Monday June 22 8:30 AM + Martin & Johanna Haider
Tuesday June 23 8:30 AM Ints Ian & Paulette Bulmer
Wednesday June 24 8:30 AM + Theresa (mother of Regi Mathew)
Thursday June 25 NO MASS
Friday June 26 8:30 AM Ints Jim & Mary Seiferling
Saturday June 27 5 PM NO MASS
Sunday June 28 10 AM Pro Populo
Would others know that you are Catholic by the way you act and speak? Do you share your Catholic faith with others? Do you defend your Catholic faith when the situation arises or do you remain silent? Do you pray in public before meals?
Pray for the strength and courage to be a joyful witness of our Catholic faith when the opportunity presents itself. Let us become the radiant light and bold witness that we are called to be!
“Everyone therefore who acknowledges me before humans, I will also acknowledge before my Father
in heaven.”
Matthew 10:32)
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Holy Trinity Vacation Bible School—Aug. 10 to 14 at the church is cancelled this year. See below notice about a special At-Home VBS. For more info, contact Val at 306-924-2602 .
COVID-19 Archdiocese of Regina UPDATES:
Stay up to date on protocols:
https://archregina.sk.ca/content/covid-19-updates
Wanted: Broken Rosaries, beads, bead cord, old jewelry suitable for making rosaries. These will be re-purposed into complete rosaries to give away to those who want them. Donations can be left in the marked drawer in the storage tower next to the office door in the Gathering Area.
Holy Trinity parishioner list continues to be updated. We want to keep in touch through regular (brief) reports from Fr Lorne. If you know of someone who hasn’t been receiving these by email, mail or delivery, call the office (306) 543-3838 or email [email protected]
to add them to our list.
YAHOO email addresses—we had some issues with these emails being returned to us. If you have a Yahoo email address and have not had a recent update from Father Lorne, please check your junk folder and contact Holy Trinity office at [email protected]
Holy Trinity open for Masses with limited
numbers
The latest Government of Sask guidelines for Places of Worship,
are permitting more people in churches that can accommodate
them.
At Holy Trinity, we have seating for approximately 30 people;
however, we are registering 20 people for weekend Masses and
monitoring how many helpers we need to provide the controls
required for distancing and cleaning. If you can volunteer at a
weekend or weekday Mass, let us know so we can increase our
attendance.
Requests for Weekend Mass Attendance are being co-
ordinated by Val Magnuson, Pastoral Assistant. She is taking
requests from registered parishioners by email to attend a week-
end Mass.
If you do not have email, call the parish office (306) 543-3838.
Requests will be handled during our regular office hours, which
normally have been Monday to Friday, 9 am to 3 pm. Please
provide a day-time phone number so we can call you back and
confirm an attendance date. Questions about your health will be
asked at time of booking (see separate box). Those registered
are being given detailed instructions.
To be fair to parishioners, you will be permitted to attend only one weekend Mass until all who wish to attend have been given the opportunity.
Weekday Mass Attendance - Generally weekday Masses are Monday to Friday at 8:30 am. You currently do not need to register in advance. Come to the north door; we will record your name and phone number and ask the health assessment ques-tions. No Mass Thursday, June 25.
Church Open for Prayer—We will continue to have the church open for prayer from 9 am to 2 pm, Monday to Friday, unless otherwise published in the bulletin. We may need to close occa-sionally to ensure staff aren't working too many hours to accommodate the new protocols.
More details on page 5.
Val will be emailing last year’s participants as well as families
with children in sacramental preparation.
Give It Up for Lent—A total of $1,254.50 was raised. Half the proceeds have
now been sent to ANCOP (Answering the Cry of the Poor). Half is for Holy
Trinity Social Justice projects that help feed those need assistance.
Self-assessment Questions You will be asked the following when you book a weekend Mass, as well as when you arrive at Holy Trinity for any Mass:
Do you have COVID-19 or live with someone with COVID-19?
Have you been exposed to someone with COVID-19?
Are you sick, including even one of the slightest symptoms or feelings of sickness, especially upper respiratory or flu-like symptoms such as fever, cough, headache, aches & pains, sore throat, chills, runny nose, loss of sense of taste or smell or shortness of breath or difficulty breathing?
Have you travelled outside of Regina in the past two weeks?
The upholstery at Holy Trinity is not able to be sanitized.
Pews on the south side of the church do not have upholstery and you may
request to sit there, providing they are available with proper distancing.
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Coming Up:b. 26
Sun. June 21—last day to drop off donations for
Holy Rosary School hampers.
Sarcan is reopening - you can help a village in
Mexico. Save your refundable bottles to donate to the
Cuernavaca Project in Mexico at any Sarcan location in Regina (glass
should be separated). Use Drop & Go with key word “project”.
If you need pickup, call Debbie at 306-545-7654.
The Cuernavaca Project is an outreach of the Archdiocese of Regina, and
needs our help with building projects for villagers to be self-sustaining.
CWL Corner SCHOLARSHIP information on bulletin board
with applications and information on various scholarships available.
Holy Trinity CWL Scholarship – submissions by June 30.
Registration for Kindergarten with Regina Catholic Schools for fall 2020 is on now! If your child was born in 2015, they’re eligible to begin Kindergarten in September 2020. To register, call the school nearest you. Have your child’s birth certificate, baptism certificate and provincial
health card handy. Visit www.rcsd.ca.
Continue to Pray for those who were expecting to join the church at Easter, for those who have been preparing for the sacrament of Confirmation and First Holy Communion, and for parents of young children who attended baptism preparation classes in March. Plans for completion of sacraments of initiation (baptism, confirmation, and First Holy Communion) are being made and families will be contacted directly by Val.
Muffins For Marian Centre Donations of muffins welcomed. Package the muffins in a container or bag
that you do not want back and bring them to the marked cart in the Holy
Trinity Gathering Area. Muffins will be picked up first
thing Friday morning (9:15 am).
If you prefer, you can take muffins directly to the Marian Centre at 1835 Halifax Street (back door in the alley).
Closed Thursday and Sunday.
Livestream Rosary from Christ the King Parish, Regina Join us Monday to Friday 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. Saturday 4 – 6 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to noon. Go to our homepage at https://www.christtheking.ca/ and click on the link for Rosary and Adoration —link under Live Stream Events near the top of the page
and on the left side (if using a computer).
Plastic containers for Carmichael Lunch Program—The Carmichael Centre has resumed providing a
hot meal for those in need. They are serving between 150 - 200 meals a day and are very much in need of plastic containers in which to serve these meals. Clean margarine and yogurt containers (capacity of 2 cups or more) can be dropped off at the church for
pick up and delivery to the Carmichael Centre for their use.
Elementary Schools Affiliated With Holy Trinity Parish
St. Mary (French Immersion) 140 McIntosh St. N. Ph. 306.791.7365 St. Joan of Arc 10 Dempsey Ave. Ph. 306.791.7350
St. Josaphat 140 Greenwood Cr. Ph. 306.791.7355
Our Lady of Peace Parish – Recorded Masses Daily Mass Tues-Fri and
Sunday Mass are recorded and can be found on their website.
Holy Trinity Mass Re-Opening info— page 5
Archbishop Don Bolen letter June 18 — pages 6 & 7.
Archdiocese of Regina Weekly—pages 8 & 9.
—Includes “Scam Alert”
Tanzania, African Project— For the last several years, the Holy Trinity CWL has assisted Dr. Pam Petruka by collecting items required for medical clinics, orphanages and schools in Africa and other third world countries. Due to COVID we were unable to gather items for Dr. Petruka to send where needed. However we can now resume collecting items such as big suitcases, clothing and shoes - especially for children, blankets and school bags. AS WELL - Dr. Petruka was given numerous small cases that can be used in
the orphanages as First-aid, School Supply or Sewing Kits.
If you can help with this project with items to fill a kit, a list of items will be made available. One of these kits can be picked up at the
church. For more information call Lois @ 306-543-3934.
2020 Holy Trinity CWL Trade & Craft Show.
CWL executive, after careful consideration, decided to cancel
the 2020 Trade & Craft Show held in our parish hall on the
weekend of Sept 25 & 26. With the current pandemic guide-
lines we feel it is safer for everyone to wait until next year.
Thank you to everyone for your help in prior years and we
look forward to holding the trade show again in 2021.
CWL National Convention in August, 2020 (now can-celled). Register now (up to 3,000 participants only) to
hear speakers booked to speak online. Speakers include:
Dr. Cory Andrew Labreque - Monday, Aug. 10th (11 am - 12 pm CDT)
Dr. Donna Orsuto - Tuesday, Aug. 11th (11 am - 1 pm CDT)
Sr. Nuala Kenny - Wednesday, Aug. 12th (11 am - 1 pm CDT)
Fran Lucas - Thursday, Aug. 13th (11 am - 12 pm CDT)
Anne-Marie Gorman - Friday, Aug. 14th (11 am - 12 pm CDT)
See poster on bulletin board. For more information or to register, please
visit the League website at cwl.ca (Summer Speaker series)
Part of this bulletin:
Welcome to Holy Trinity! To register in the parish, update your information, or
request donation envelopes, please pick up a form in
the Gathering area (bulletin board), call the parish
office or drop in during office hours, or print a copy
from our website www.holytrinityregina.ca.
You are invited to join our parish council. Do more than you could by yourself. Contact Wally Kaip at 306-949-1709 or at [email protected]
Archdiocese of Regina Weekly Report The week’s top local stories, parish and diocesan events, and national and international news of Catholic interest deliv-ered to your in-box every Friday.
Catholic Women's League
We invite you to join our Council.
For information on membership and benefits, please contact: Sherry Enns
at 306-530-5846
Cell: (306) 530-6318 Regina
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Other Liturgy Changes—
Singing has become a high-risk activity so we will not
have this except for special music as we can fit this in
safely.
Proclaimers of the Word—First Reading, Psalm and
Second Reading will all be proclaimed by the same
person. This will be done from a microphone at the
front, with care being taken to not share a microphone
within 72 hours of another person. The ambo (lectern)
and the microphone there are to be used only by
Father Lorne.
Announcements will be done before Mass with
detailed instructions for Eucharist.
Eucharist—hosts will be consecrated on a table and
parishioners will come forward, one household group
at a time. Stand behind the black tape line; Father will
say “The Body of Christ”; respond ‘Amen’, then step
forward and pick up the host closest to you; take a
step or two away before consuming.
Photos on website—check these out on the home
page to give you an idea what to expect.
We are working hard to help get you back to Mass.
Thank you for your patience as we try things to see
what works for Holy Trinity.
Holy Trinity has re-opened for Masses
with limited numbers
The latest Government of Sask guidelines for Places of
Worship, are permitting more people in churches that can
accommodate them.
At Holy Trinity, we have seating for approximately 30
people; however, we are registering 20 people for week-
end Masses and monitoring how many helpers we need to
provide the controls required for distancing and cleaning.
If you can volunteer at a weekend or weekday Mass, let
us know so we can increase our attendance.
Requests for Weekend Mass Attendance are being co-
ordinated by Val Magnuson, Pastoral Assistant. She is
taking requests from registered parishioners by email to
attend a weekend Mass.
If you do not have email, call the parish office (306)
543-3838. Requests will be handled during our regular
office hours, which normally have been Monday to Friday,
9 am to 3 pm. Please provide a day-time phone number
so we can call you back and confirm an attendance date.
Questions about your health will be asked at time of
booking (see separate box). Those registered are being
given detailed instructions.
To be fair to parishioners, you will be permitted to attend
only one weekend Mass until all who wish to attend have
been given the opportunity.
Weekday Mass Attendance - Generally weekday
Masses are Monday to Friday at 8:30 am. You currently
do not need to register in advance. Come to the north
door; we will record your name and phone number and
ask the health assessment questions. No Mass
Thursday, June 25.
Church Open for Prayer—We will continue to have the
church open for prayer from 9 am to 2 pm, Monday to
Friday, unless otherwise published in the bulletin.
We may need to close occasionally to ensure staff aren't
working too many hours to accommodate the new
protocols.
Church Pews—Our church pews are marked to for the
2 metre guidelines of social distancing. Our upholstered
pews cannot be sanitized. If you wish to bring your own
seat cushion or towel, please do so. The wooden pews
on the south side of the church do not have upholstery. If
you prefer to sit there, check with the person directing this.
Seating for Mass will be done from front to back. For exit-
ing after Mass, it will be reversed, from back to front.
These directions will be announced at the Mass.
Self-assessment Questions You will be asked the
following when you book a weekend Mass, as well as
when you arrive at Holy Trinity for any Mass:
Do you have COVID-19 or live with someone with
COVID-19?
Have you been exposed to someone with
COVID-19?
Are you sick, including even one of the
slightest symptoms or feelings of sickness,
especially upper respiratory or flu-like
symptoms such as fever, cough, headache,
aches & pains, sore throat, chills, runny nose,
loss of sense of taste or smell or shortness of
breath or difficulty breathing?
Have you travelled outside of Regina in the past
two weeks?
The upholstery at Holy Trinity is not able to be sanitized.
Pews on the south side of the church do not have upholstery and
you may request to sit there, providing they are available with
proper distancing.
June 20, 2020
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Roman Catholic Archdiocese of REGINA
OFFICE OF THE ARCHBISHOP
445 Broad Street N., Regina, SK, CANADA S4R 2X8
Tel: (306) 352-1651 Fax: (306) 352-6313 E-mail: chancery @archregina.sk.ca
June 18, 2020 Dear brothers and sisters in Christ of the Archdiocese of Regina, warm greetings in the Lord Jesus. As anticipated, at the end of last week, we were informed that the numbers allowed at services of worship, including Catholic Masses, has risen significantly. We are now allowed to gather up to a third of the normal capacity of churches, up to a maximum of 150, but with the following stipulations, which are very important, and have not always been clearly presented in media reports. What is permitted, if our space allows, is up to five groups of 30 people. Each of those 5 groups need to be separated by 5 m. Within each group of 30, we still need to keep 2 m distance between families or individuals. So in fact we don’t actually have a facility that could hold 150 unless we also used halls, auditoriums, and other meeting spaces. But it is good news that we are able to gather to that extent, and is a real step forward. Of course those with health risks, the elderly, and anyone who is not yet comfortable gathering in a public place at this stage of the pandemic, are free to remain at home. The dispensation from the Sunday obligation to attend Mass remains in place. The government-appointed liaison team that has been working with faith leaders has helped us to interpret the government directives, assuring us that a certain trust has been extended to faith communities, in part because of the work we have done to this point in taking the precautions which reduce the chances of a further spread of the virus. Faith leaders have been invited to make decisions for their congregations, and as Archbishop, I in turn entrust local pastors, in dialogue with their parish councils and drawing on our archdiocesan guidelines, to make decisions and take appropriate steps in each parish. We need to make those decisions with public safety and care for the most vulnerable ever in mind. From the discussions with the government’s liaison team, here are a couple of cautions that I would identify for all concerned. First, given the physical distancing directives from the chief medical officer and government, it is more helpful and more realistic for us to think in terms of how many groups of 30 (or less in smaller churches) we can safely accommodate, rather than to think in terms of 150 at the outset. Second, have a plan for cleaning and disinfecting surfaces touched by parishioners prior to and after each Mass, a seating arrangement, and a plan for entering and exiting the church. Third, and most difficult of all in terms of giving communion, when people come within 2 m of each other, both need to be wearing masks. While many have rejoiced in the last couple of weeks at being able to go to Mass for the first time in several months, there has been much discussion and in some circles, no small controversy, about how communion is being given in various parishes within the Archdiocese. We can understand why some people are upset, and feel so passionately about how we receive communion. It is a sign that your faith matters to you greatly. For some who have shared their concerns, the greatest priority is doing things in the most appropriate liturgical way possible; for others, it is doing things in the safest way possible from a health perspective; for some it is being able to receive communion in their preferred way; for others, it is holding everyone in the community together in the midst of an enormously challenging situation. When we prepared guidelines based on the government’s directives, including several possible ways in which communion could be given, we sought to take all of these concerns into consideration. But these values need to be held in relation to each other. While we are grateful that the numbers allowed at Mass
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have risen, the current restrictions are indeed challenging. The surge in new cases a couple of days ago is a reminder that we need to remain vigilant. Thank you for your patience, care and perseverance, including with those with whom you may disagree; these are tangible signs of your love for your neighbours. Thank you to all who have found creative ways to reach out to parishioners and those in need around you amidst the pandemic, ways within the parameters of what is allowed, which are genuinely helpful to others. Thank you for your efforts at maintaining communication with your fellow parishioners, for your care for the vulnerable, for your love for the Eucharist and your patience with us as we try our best to find a way forward, and to remain united as a community as we do so. Asking God's abundant blessings upon you all. Grace and peace in the Risen Lord,
✠Donald Bolen Archbishop of Regina DJB:bg
Archdiocese of Regina
BulletinJune 21, 2020
12th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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TF196: 2020 and the End of the WorldPlagues, murder hornets, rivers running blood-red in Russia. Do you get the feeling that 2020 is trying to tell us something? Could this be the end of it all?Show Snippet: “You have these two groups that are contrasted, and you see that going on throughout Revelation. It’s asking which group are you? Are you the ones despairing because life isn’t going the way that you thought it would go? Or are you the ones praising Christ who able to save us even when it seems like the world is coming to an end?”https://thinkingfaith.libsyn.com/2020-and-the-end-of-the-world
SCAM ALERTPlease be aware that some emails are being sent from scammers claiming to be some of our priests and office staff. Names are being pulled from parish and diocesan websites to create fake email (often Gmail) accounts.You will notice the email address may have some correct info, though in an unfamiliar form with additional characters, numbers or periods. Most will ask you to contact them or send information.Please do not reply to any suspicious emails. If you are in doubt, contact the person the email is claiming to be from using an alternate contact method (do not reply to the suspicious email).Also note: At no time will our priests, deacons, religious or diocesan staff contact you seeking Google Play cards, iTunes cards or any other form of personal financial assistance.
Archbishop Donald Bolen’s Weekly MessageView the latest weekly video message from
Archbishop Donald Bolen https://archregina.sk.ca/archbishops-office/archbishop-
bolen-weekly
Weekday and Sunday MassesEnglish Mass will be livestreamed from Resurrection Parish, Regina at 9:00 AM daily- French Mass will be
livestreamed from St. Jean Baptiste every 2 weeks, visit archregina.sk.ca/live
Archdiocese of Regina Weekly ReportSign up for our Free Archdiocese of Regina Weekly Report and stay up to date on COVID-19 Updates and othernews, delivered to your in-box every Friday morning. Sign up now: https://archregina.sk.ca/news
The Archdiocese of Regina, in communication with Catholic health leaders, has compiled a series of one-page directives and guidelines on a variety of issues affecting churches and sacramental practice during this COVID-19 pandemic. Information is provided on current government directives, private prayer in church, sacraments, weddings, funerals, and more. https://archregina.sk.ca/content/church-and-sac-ramental-guidelines-covid-19-pandemic
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BULLETIN BOARDRocky Railway Virtual VBSCOVID-19 derailed many plans this year – including VBS! Hitch a ride on the Rocky Railway VIRTUAL VBS and discover Jesus’ power pulls us through life’s ups and downs!Christ the King, Holy Family and Resurrection Parish present this years VBS! August 10-14, 2020. Each child will receive access to videos and Track Packs for an at home VBS adventure. $25/child + $10/additional child.Holy Family Parish - https://vbspro.events/p/events/95ea35Christ the King Parish – https://vbspro.events/p/events/ctkvbs2020Resurrection Parish – https://vbspro.events/p/events/85f81c
Call for Directors: Santa Maria Senior Citizen’s Home Foundation Are you interested in serving on the Santa Maria Senior Citizens Home Foundation? Do you enjoy• Supporting Quality of Life experiences for Seniors• Living your faith through creativity and zest for life• Working on fundraising campaigns• Engaging with people that share your enthusiasm?…Consider joining our Foundation Board. For more information, or to register your interest, please contact: Kelly Chessie (Executive Director) at [email protected] or Joan Pratchler Foundation Chair) at [email protected]
Looking for MusiciansTo Provide outdoor concerts while practicing social distancing at Trinity Manor at Westerra an independent and assisted living residence for retired adults. If providing some outdoor musical entertainment for seniors during the social distancing requirements for long term care homes interests you, please contact us at: [email protected]
Archdiocese of Regina Good Samaritan ProjectThe Archdiocese of Regina has volunteers from all around the diocese who are willing to reach out if you are in need.If you need groceries or essential items but are ill, immobile or quarantined and so not able to leave the house AT ALL (noting that NONE of us should be leaving more than absolutely necessary!) please contact us and we will setyou up with a volunteer who can help. Please also contact us if you live alone and are feeling lonely and isolated. Wecan arrange for someone to check in on you by phone. We are committed to operating in such a way that the HealthCanada Guidelines, and provincial Public Health Orders from our Chief Medical Officer and provincial government are strictly adhered to. If you need some assistance please email [email protected] at anytime. OR call306-541-3086 between 9-5 Tuesday-Saturday.
COVID-19 RESOURCES
The Pastoral office is now closed to the public until further notice, if you need to reach a staff member, the best way to contact them is by email. A full list of their contact information, along with other resources is available on theCOVID-19 Updates page at https://archregina.sk.ca/con-tent/covid-19-updates
Online Catechetical ResourcesOur Catechist Robert Barr has put together a wide variety of online resources for children, teens, adult and familieshttps://archregina.sk.ca/catechetical-support-parishes
Prayers, Devotions and ResourcesVisit the Prayers and Devotions page to find information on daily mass, daily readings and reflections, prayers, stations of the cross and other resources that may be valuable during this time of social distancing.https://archregina.sk.ca/prayers-devotions-resourcesAlso see our page with French Resources: https://archregi-na.sk.ca/fr/prieres-devotions-et-ressources
Stewardship Bulletin Bit
“Everyone who acknowledges me before others I will acknowledge before my heavenly Father.”
(Matthew 10:32) Would others know that you are Catholic by the way you act and speak? Do you share your Catholic faith with others? Do you defend your Catholic faith when the situation arises or do you remain silent? Do you pray in public before meals? Pray for the strength and courage to be a joyful witness of our Catholic faith when the opportunity presents itself. Let us become the radiant light and bold witness that we are called to be!
Archdiocese of Regina445 Broad Street NorthRegina, SK S4R 2X8
(306) 352-1651BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS CAN BE SENT TO:
