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JANUARY 27, 2019 — 3RD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
HOME OF THE PILGRIM STATUE OF OUR LADY OF THE CAPE, QUEEN OF
CANADA
MASS SCHEDULE
SUNDAY MASS TIMES
† Saturday (Sunday Vigil Mass) ... 4:30 pm † Sunday Mass:
........................... 10:00 am
....................................................... 8:00 pm
WEEKDAY MASS TIMES
† Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
........................................................ 9:30
am
† First Friday Mass/Devotion ..... 9:30 pm † First Saturday
Mass/Devotion 6:30 pm † Tuesday and Thursday ............. 6:30
pm
SENIORS HOMES MASS TIMES
† Tuesday (Lord Lansdowne) ... 10:00 am † Thursday (Glebe
Centre) ........ 10:00 am
RECONCILIATION
• See Fr. Tim before/after Weekday Mass • Saturday AM .........
10:00 am—10:30 am • Saturday PM.............. 3:45 pm—4:15 pm • or
by appointment
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
• Monday, Wednesday and Friday after Mass .............. 10:00
am to Noon
DEVOTIONS
• The Holy Rosary before Mass on: • Tuesday and Thursday • The
Divine Mercy Chaplet: ..........................................
after daily Mass
PARISH OFFICE
OFFICE HOURS
Tuesday to Friday ....... 9:30 am—3:00 pm
PASTORAL STAFF
Fr. Timothy P.V. Nelligan, Pastor
[email protected]
PARISH STAFF
Kim Jennings, Office Administrator
613-232-4891; [email protected]
Vivian Gratton, Bookkeeper [email protected]
Dennis Girard, Parish Projects [email protected]
Stéphane Bussière, Custodian
PILGRIM STATUE KIOSK HOURS
• Sundays .......... following morning Mass • or by appointment
• DnA LIVE Shows:
........ most Wednesdays at 12:00 Noon
Info: Dennis and Angelina Girard, 1-888-501-1083;
[email protected]
PARISH MINISTRIES
Baptism: Julia Moffat
613-697-7966; [email protected]
Centretown Emergency Food Centre:
Joe Courtright, Liaison, [email protected]
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd
Ruth Ann McClure;
[email protected]
Children’s 10:00 AM Choir: Cynthia Orr,
613-558-9447; [email protected]
Children’s Liturgy: Ann-Louise Revells
613-818-5254, [email protected]
Councils:
1) Finance Council Chair, to be determined
2) Ann-Louise Revells, Pastoral Council Chair
613-818-5254, [email protected]
Cursillo Representative: Rosella MacNeil,
613-327-0061, [email protected]
Divine Mercy Cenacle:
Jennifer Huestis, 613-862-6318
Eucharistic Adoration: Mallory MacPherson
[email protected]
Hospitality Team:
Fellowship Sundays & Special Events Ann-Louise Revells,
Coordinator 613-818-5254; [email protected]
Music Ministry Coordinators:
Richard Bethell or Dennis Girard
[email protected]
Mass Ministry Coordinators:
1) Sacristans: Carol Campbell, 613-234-8302;
[email protected]
2) Lectors: Gerry Nagy; [email protected]
3) Ushers: Sara D’Arcey; [email protected]
4) Eucharistic Ministers: Coordinator Needed!
Pro-Life Representative: Rosella MacNeil,
613-327-0061, [email protected]
R.C.I.A. (Adult Faith Formation): Gord Johnson
613-761-2895; [email protected]
Sacramental Preparation:
First Holy Communion, Reconciliation and Sacrament of
Confirmation: Ann-Louise Revells; 613-818-5254,
[email protected]
Weddings:
1) Wedding & Rehearsal Coordinator
Carol Ann Parlato, 613-852-4434, [email protected]
2) Marriage Prep Course (offered every Spring)
Cathy Bourguignon, 613-699-5624; [email protected]
Welcoming Committee:
Agnes Cunningham, [email protected]; or
Dianne Wood, 613-739-5519
Widows/Widowers Faith-Based Social Group
Shirley Hamre, 613-824-0692; or Thea Boyd, 613-521-2082
Today’s Gospel reading begins with Luke’s famous account of the
care with which he has researched the traditions of the first
Christian communities. The teaching of Jesus in the synagogue of
Nazareth, concerning his fulfilment of Old Testament prophecies,
and Luke’s emphasis upon the traditions of the community, remind us
that the world’s great religious traditions venerate the writings
and teachings that put them in touch with their past. A healthy
community keeps alive the memory of what inspired its origins.
The first reading from the chronicles of Nehemiah describes a
moving moment in the reestablishment of the Jerusalem community
after returning from Exile. The common people, ignorant now of
Israel’s traditions, are reassured that the joy brought by renewed
observance of old Israel’s traditions will be their ‘stronghold’.
How much more grateful and responsive should we be, as today’s
renewal makes available to us the far superior treasures of the New
Testament!
Luke tells his readers that the Gospel he is introducing is a
faithful expression of the faith that has been handed on in the
community by ‘those who from the outset were eyewitnesses and
ministers of the word’; his investigations confirm as ‘well
founded’ the teachings they are familiar with.
Prior to the writing of the four gospels, the bulk of the
material they used was circulating in the many stories told of
Jesus by those who were spreading the Good News. Our four gospels
put that material together within the time line of a continuous
story leading to the passion, death and resurrection of the
Saviour. As they make use of this material, each of the four brings
out themes that are dear to them and the communities they belong
to.
In his gospel, Luke – a well educated, gentile convert,
conscious of the needs of his fellow converts – reveals himself as
a warm hearted and sensitive interpreter of the faith, bringing out
such themes as: the joy of believing, the blessings found in
prayer, the central role of the Spirit in our Christian lives, the
important place of women in the public life of Jesus, and the
privileged place the poor of the world have in the designs of
God.
Today’s gospel, of course, is the claim of Jesus that he brings
‘fulfilment’ to the splendid hopes of old Israel. The Christian
Church is following the example of Jesus Himself, as it treasures
the traditions in which the faith of God’s people has been
expressed.
— The Emmaus Series
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david Bournes* 613.769.3772
clarisa Bourg* 613.447.0569
*Sales Representatives
[email protected]
Phrontistery
Thank you! Blessed Sacrament’s Catechesis of the Good
Shepherd
Faith Formation Program for children ages 3 to 6, has thirteen
children enrolled from nine different parishes!!
This multi-parish model is meant to serve children and their
families across the Ottawa Diocese. Children may join any time
throughout the academic year!
THANK YOU, Blessed Sacrament, for welcoming CGS
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Blessed Sacrament Parish Vision
Through dynamic evangelization, Blessed Sacrament Parish seeks
to intentionally invite all people into an initial encounter with,
and ongoing conversion to, Jesus. We are a Eucharistic and Marian
parish that is a home for vibrant worship, reconciliation, and
prayer, as well as an engine for spiritual growth. We support
each other on the journey to maturity and reach out to people in
need.
3RD SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME JANUARY 27, 2019
Saturday, January 26 — ST. TIMOTHY AND ST. TITUS
9:30 am † For the soul of John D.E. Warren (on the day of
his
funeral) by Norah Hoskinson and family
† For the soul of James Perkins by Marie Coombs
4:30 pm † For the soul of Jim Ovens by the Ovens family
† For the intentions of Clare Grosskleg
Sunday, January 27 — 3RD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
10:00 AM † For the soul of Jim Dillon on his birthday by his
wife Pat Dillon
† For the intentions of the Quinn sisters, Eadie, Dianne, Sharon
and Maureen
8:00 pm † PRO POPULO
Monday, January 28 — ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
9:30 am † —
Tuesday, January 29
6:30 pm † —
Wednesday, January 30 — ST. JOHN BOSCO
9:30 am † —
Thursday, January 31
6:30 pm † —
Friday, February 1
9:30 am (FIRST FRIDAY DEVOTION)
† For the intentions of Fr. Tony Van Hee, SJ, by Carol
Gaboury
Saturday, February 2 — PRESENTATION OF THE LORD
9:30 am (FIRST SATURDAY DEVOTION)
† For the intentions of the consecrated religious in
Ottawa by Carol Gaboury
4:30 pm † For the soul of Pietro Portanova by Jennifer and
Konrad Huestis
Sunday, February 3 — 4TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
10:00 AM † For the intentions of the Quinn sisters, Eadie,
Dianne, Sharon and Maureen
8:00 pm † PRO POPULO
ST. THÉRÈSE OF LISIEUX — PERPETUAL NOVENA We will continue to
pray for parishioners and their families.
January 22—30: St. Thérèse, please ask our loving Abba to hold
all the men of this Parish in His arms. Please ask the Lord to
introduce them more intimately to His Mother, Mary.
January 31—February 8: St. Thérèse, please pray for all priests.
Please ask the Lord to send extra protection, building
up a protective wall against temptations. Please ask God to
renew and deepen their faith each and every day. Please ask
for blessings for them all. We lift up Fr. Tim in a special
way.
THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2019 Regular Collection for January:
January 1, 2019
........................................................... $
758.00
January 6
......................................................................
$ 2,670.90
January 13
....................................................................
$ 2,370.45
January 18 (PAD Deposit*)
........................................ $ 8,595.33
January 20
....................................................................
$ 1,092.12
TOTAL Collection to date
............................................ $ 15,486.80
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*Join the many parishioners who have converted to Pre-Authorized
Donation system (PAD Deposit*). Just pick up a PAD Form in the
Narthex with a set of boxed PAD envelopes for the Diocesan Special
Collections, or CLICK HERE to download the Form.
Thank you for considering Blessed Sacrament Parish in your Will
and including us in the bequeath section of the obituary notice.
Our Registered Charitable Tax No. is: #12896-7353-RR0092.
COAST-TO-COAST
TOTAL CONSECRATION 2019
A Divine Invitation.
Prepare to enter into the Divine Life of the Holy Trinity
through St.
Louis de Montfort’s Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary.
This 33-Day preparation begins Wednesday, February 20. Join us
on
Consecration Day, Monday March 25, at St. Augustine’s
Parish,
beginning with the Rosary at 7:00 PM and followed by Mass at
7:30 pm with Fr. Dan Dubroy. For info, go to
DivineInvitation.org.
The 33-Day Booklets available at the BSP-KIOSK, or contact
Dennis and Angelina Girard at [email protected].
HEART OF WORSHIP: Evening includes short spiritual talk,
praise and worship music, silent adoration, confession, food and
fellowship. Guest speaker: Fr. Hezuk Shroff. Tuesday, January 29,
7:00 — 9:00 pm. Holy Redeemer Parish, Kanata. Info:
[email protected].
DIOCESAN CELEBRATION OF CONSECRATED LIFE:
Archbishop Terrence Prendergast SJ invites all the faithful of
the Archdiocese, members of religious communities and consecrated
persons, and all members of the clergy to a Mass at
Saint-François-d’Assise (20 Fairmont Avenue) on Saturday February 2
at 11:00 am, followed by a reception in the parish hall. Please
RSVP to [email protected] by January 31.
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE IN DYING OR MEDICALLY ASSISTED
DEATH: WHY WORDS MATTER: By Prof. Hazel Markwell. The
Supreme Court of Canada recently ruled that Medical Assistance
in Dying (MAiD) is exempt from criminal prosecution under certain
conditions. A discussion of how this decision and the ensuing
legislation challenges our notions of a good life and the meaning
of suffering and death. Saint Paul University, Main Street, Room
GIG 202, Wednesday January 31, 7:00—8:00 pm. FREE. Hosted by
Faculty of Theology. Info: ustpaul.ca.
A CALL FOR CANDIDATES: The Missionaries of Prayer and
Presence is an apostolate committed to fervent prayer for the
souls of the dying, those willfully turned from God and for the
Holy Souls in Purgatory. At St. John the Apostle Parish, Thursday,
January 31, 7:00 pm. Info: 613-322-8707;
[email protected].
THAT MAN IS YOU (TMIY) AT ST. MAURICE PARISH: An
interactive men's program focused on the development of
men. It combines scientific research with the teachings of
the
Catholic faith and the wisdom of the Saints to develop the
vision of authentic men capable of transforming themselves,
their families, and greater society. Starts Saturday February
2,
7:00—8:30 am and every Saturday until April 20. Info: Kevin
Gibbs [email protected]. Free-will offering.
COUPLES FOR CHRIST & COLF PROLIFE EVENT: Assisted
Procreation: many couples use technologies in good faith but
are methods of assisted procreation ethically acceptable?
What does the Catholic Church teach about so-called
medically assisted procreation? Saturday February 2, 10:00
am-
Noon, St. Theresa Church, 95 Somerset St. W. Given by Michel
G. MacDonald, PhD, STD. 9:00 a.m. Mass followed by
Scriptural
Rosary. Free-will offering. Info: 613-720-5643.
A Warm Welcome to our New Parishioners! Interested in joining
our Parish Family?!
Let us know who you are and we’ll be happy to offer you more
information and introduce you to our Parish life. Just fill out
this form,
place it in the basket, and we’ll reach out to you soon.
Welcome!
Name:
Address:
Postal: Phone:
Email:
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Monday—Wednesday—Friday
following the 9:30 AM Mass until Noon
Come and spend time with Our Lord!
He is waiting ...
Every First Friday, Eucharistic Adorers gather together for a
prayer meeting to learn how to adore, for prayer, and for fraternal
sharing with other adorers. Would you like to…
✓ Deepen your Eucharistic devotion and your love of God? ✓ Learn
how to adore? ✓ Pray with other adorers? ✓ Share your Eucharistic
devotion?
To join, have questions, or would like to receive material,
please pick-up a pamphlet in the Narthex, email Mallory at
[email protected], or go to our website under the
Happenings Tab (CLICK HERE).
The next Eucharistic Adorers Prayer Meeting is Friday, February
1, 6:00—8:00 pm in the Fulton J. Sheen Room ... and remember to
bring your Bible!
THE CATHOLIC FAITH.
ON DEMAND.
Documentaries, talks, eBooks, movies etc.! All FREE for
Blessed
Sacrament parishioners! Register on our website or click the
FORMED icon!
‘DNA LIVE’ FROM THE KIOSK!
Most Wednesdays in the Church Hall at 12:00 Noon
To view the LATEST episode of DnA LIVE, go to www.PSKiosk.com,
or click the LIVE STREAM icon!
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ENROL IN THE CONFRATERNITY OF THE MOST HOLY ROSARY TODAY! Bishop
Pierre-Olivier Tremblay, OMI, and Rector of Canada's National
Marian Shrine of Our Lady of the Cape, invites us to enrol in the
Confraternity of the Most Holy Rosary, originally established in
1694. For more info contact: Dennis/Angelina at 1-888-501-1083;
www.CatholicInCanada.com.
OUR HOLY FATHER’S PRAYER INTENTION FOR JANUARY
Let us pray: That young people, especially in Latin America,
follow the example of Mary and respond to the call of the Lord to
communicate the joy of the Gospel to the world.
Mass Intentions
FELLOWSHIP SUNDAYS ... EVERY SUNDAY ! Make your way downstairs
to the Hall after the 10:00
am Sunday Mass to share in some conversation,
refreshments and snacks! Our Coordinators greatly
appreciate any help you can offer with set-up or
especially with clean-up ... just let Ann-Louise know!
Thanks to everyone who contributed goodies or offered a helping
hand!
Are you available to volunteer on a rotational basis? Please
call Ann-Louise at 613-818=5254; or email
[email protected].
VISITATION PROGRAM — 18” TRAVELLING STATUE OF OUR LADY OF THE
CAPE: Parishioners are invited to
reserve the Travelling Statue and Visitation Kit for two week
periods. To arrange a 2-week visit of Our Lady, email Angelina at
[email protected]. For more info: go to our website under
‘Happenings’ Tab ‘Visitation Program’, or CLICK HERE.
WE REMEMBER IN OUR PRAYERS, all those in our Parish Community
who are sick and in need of encouragement: Nancy Grover, Kerri Lynn
Bulger, Paula Scott, Daphne Moffat, Jim Grover, Daniel &
Madeline McBride, Ben
Proctor, Mary Christine Spencer, Rick Tracey, David Low, Anna
Gemella, David Kibbee, Marc Le Gras, Natalie Quinn, Rose Cutrara,
Loren Cooper, Richard Gehring, Bridgette Bradway, Morgan Hawken,
Melissa Moloissa, Debbie Lavallie, Joseph Hutchinson, Marta
Pappalardo and Dominic, Joaquin Olivier LeGras, Sebastien Parent,
Jim Morgan, Thérèse Cochlin, Lynn Ashdown, Laszlo DeRoth, Kathleen
Jordan, Sharon Boothroyd, Luigi Lorusso, Gerry Ouderkirk, Anne
Kennedy, Britney, Frances from the UK, Norman Revells, Elizabeth
(Elsa) Witteveen, Yvonne Bulger, Kristine Brady, Deacon Dan Careau,
Darlene Umphries, Marie Coombs, Georgie Hutchinson, Chris Moffat,
Rosalind Weeks, Sharon Brehm, Renee Scott, Charlene, Scott and
Stephanie Marcille, Cecile Dubue, Helen Guillet, Oliver Rude,
Philip Girard. To ADD or REMOVE a name, please call the Office.
DIOCESAN EVENTS
FIRST FRIDAY DEVOTION ON FEBRUARY 1
—in reparation of sins to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
† 9:30 am Mass † Adoration/Confession † Divine Mercy Chaplet
— and —
FIRST SATURDAY DEVOTION ON FEBRUARY 2 —in reparation of sins to
the Immaculate Heart of Mary (The Queenship of Mary will join us in
prayer)
† 9:00 am Rosary † 9:30 am Mass † Adoration/Confession
Followed by a social in the Hall and a featured talk in the 'Me
and Mary' series with Mother Mary Bernadette, QMC.
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