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ST. MARK THE EVANGELISTCATHOLIC CHURCH
160, RUE PRINCIPALE, (AYLMER SECTOR)GATINEAU, QUEBEC J9H 3M8
TELEPHONE: 819 684-6926 FAX: 819 684-7830
E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.stmarksaylmer.ca
Father Daniel Kelly, PastorJulie Cool, Pastoral Associate, [email protected]
Steve Godin, Caretaker
Parish Office Hours:Wednesday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM. The office is closed on Monday and Tuesday.
SUNDAY MASSES
Saturday: 5:00 PMSunday: 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM
WEEKDAY MASSES
See Mass times inside
Confessions:Saturday, 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM, before weekday Masses, or by appointment.
A warm welcome to all!If you are new to the parish, we invite you to fill out a registration
form that you will find in the vestry. You can drop off the completed form in the collection basket at any of our Masses.
ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
LITURGYReaders Trudy Connelly 819 743-2910Eucharist Ministers Trudy Connelly 819 743-2910Altar Servers Trudy Connelly 819 743-2910Music Director Chris Santillán 5:00 PM Mass, Saturday Rachel Sciampacone 819 682-5268 9:00 AM Mass, Sunday Daniel Corkum 819 684-4296 11:00 AM Mass, Sunday Chris Santillán 819 661-4247 Senior Choir (Funerals) Marina Moore 819 684-5903Ushers / Ministers of Hospitality Paul Beck 819 332-0962Sacristans / Decor Kathleen O’Halloran 819 685-9912Liturgy of the Word / Children Corinne McCarthy 819 771-7574
FAITH FORMATIONBaptism of Children Lynne LeGuerrier 613 294-1788 Facilitator Linda Curnock 819 685-3994Confirmation of Teenagers Parish Office 819 684-6926First Eucharist Parish Office 819 684-6926Reconciliation Parish Office 819 684-6926Marriage Parish Office 819 684-6926 (Contact us one year prior to wedding) Seeking to Become Catholic Parish Office 819-684-6926RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
FELLOWSHIPCatholic Women’s Guild Pat Normandeau 819 684-7798Knights of Columbus Michel Lambert 819 682-7059Pastoral Care for the Sick Margie Voisin 613 316-9907Funeral Lunches Deborah Connors 819 684-5054Events Committee Diane Burns 819 684-0527Coffee Sunday Shirley Frenette 819 685-0576
SERVICE / OUTREACHDevelopment and Peace Esperanza Garrido 819 685-0391St. Vincent de Paul Help Line Centre 819 685-1343Christian Meditation André Sirois 819 685-1478Parish Hall Rental Parish Office 819 684-6926
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL WARDENS Marilyn Morse (Chair) ..................... 819 684-4806Monica Thibault (Vice Chair) .......... 819 684-7408Margie Voisin ..................................... 613 316-9907Denis Benoit ....................................... 819 682-6394Darlene Cameron .............................. 819 684-1399Maria Paulina Forero ........................ 819-332-0834
Tish Delorme (Chair) ....................... 819 595-3347Denis Benoit (Vice Chair) ................ 819 682-6394Alechia Alemka ................................. 819 684-0009Daniel Rousseau ............................... 819 772-9962Ricardo Barajas ................................. 819 685-0391Carol Ann Bowers ............................ 819 595-1094
Suzanne Gibeault, Executive Administrative Assistant, [email protected]
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Parish Bulletin
TheA Family Owned & Operated Business Since 1925
Call with confidence Sean P. CopelandTel.: 613 233-1488 515 Cooper St.
Let yourself be known!Thank to the advertisers, this weekly Bulletin can be free of charge for the Parish. Besides, the advertising of these sponsors is weekly distributed to hundreds of potential customers.
N.B. The renewal of the advertisements in the Bulletin of our parish will be made very soon. To reserve your space, please leave your name at the parish office, so that the representative of the Parish Bulletin can contact you.
Through a host of programs supporting human rights work, sustainable farming, basic housing and emergency relief, DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE helps communities throughout Latin America, Asia and Africa to overcome poverty and injustice. Our contributions do make a difference in the world.
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Thanks to the advertisers and welcome to the new ones!
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J & S SERVICE STATIONLicenced mechanic, tune-up and repairs
Tires, batteries and accessoriesAir conditioning
2506 Innes Rd., Blackburn Hamlet 613 841-6715
2871 St. Joseph Blvd., Orléans 613 830-2305 www.heritagefh.ca
CaNadiEN - iNdEpENdaNT Group of funeral Homes
A Better Place For You™
A Better Place For You™
A Better Place For You™
Brian Johnson, CFP, CLU, CHSInsurance/Financial Services3469 Innes Rd. at Page
613 841-8111
M A I S O N F U N É R A I R E
K E L L YF U N E R A L H O M E
Complexe Orléans Chapel2370 St. Joseph Blvd.613 837-2370www.kellyfh.ca
Proudly Canadian
2559 Innes Rd., Blackburn 4275 Innes Rd., Orleans ≈: 613 830-1212 ≈: 613 837-4747 ∆: 613 830-3932 ∆: 613 837-6908
Lou Frangian, Pharmacist Free Delivery Livraison Gratuite
BiLinguaL service
Knight of Columbus
10 % senior discount at all time
Gifts and souvenirs for all religious
occasions
1260 Old Innes Rd., Unit 602, Ottawa (Near Innes Rd. and St. Laurent Blvd.) 613 745-1537
Inc.
www.liturgica.cafor ads advertising
call 1 800 360-5233
Parish Bulletin
TheA Family Owned & Operated Business Since 1925
Call with confidence Sean P. CopelandTel.: 613 233-1488 515 Cooper St.
Let yourself be known!Thank to the advertisers, this weekly Bulletin can be free of charge for the Parish. Besides, the advertising of these sponsors is weekly distributed to hundreds of potential customers.
N.B. The renewal of the advertisements in the Bulletin of our parish will be made very soon. To reserve your space, please leave your name at the parish office, so that the representative of the Parish Bulletin can contact you.
Through a host of programs supporting human rights work, sustainable farming, basic housing and emergency relief, DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE helps communities throughout Latin America, Asia and Africa to overcome poverty and injustice. Our contributions do make a difference in the world.
1 888 234-8533www.devp.org
Thanks to the advertisers and welcome to the new ones!
Galarneau & associatesBARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS
SUSAN E. GALARNEAUTANYA PARKER WALLACE MICHAEL D. WONHAM
Family law, real estate, litigation wills, estates, and family mediation.
www.galarneauassoc.com 2831 St. Joseph Blvd., Ottawa 613 830-7111
COCONUT LAGOON RESTAURANTIndian cuisine
853 St-Laurent Blvd, Ottawa, Ont613 742-4444
Hopecemetery Notre-DameCemetery 613822-1212 613746-4175 www.hopecemetery.ca www.notredamecemetery.ca Traditionnalburial TraditionalburialMausoleum•Columbarium Columbarium Crematorium•Chapel Monuments-Urns Monuments-Urns
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November 15, 2015 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Mass Times and Intentions: November 17-22
Tuesday Nov 17 9 am Repose of the soul of Raymond Bergeron by Diane Burns
Wednesday Nov 18 9 am For the Holy Souls in Purgatory by a Parishioner
Thursday Nov 19 9 am Repose of the soul of Pat Burns by his sister Diane
Saturday Nov 21 5 pm Repose of the soul of Andrew & Kathleen Daley by Dorothy McConnell
Sunday Nov 22 9 am Repose of the soul of Dominic & Anna Ferrigan by Theresa & Jim Shea
Sunday Nov 22 11 am Repose of the soul of Jimmy Mulvey by Elaine Sloan
Invitation to Our Parish Mission with Mgr. Paul-André Durocher This Sunday evening we will embark on our three-day Parish Mission as part of the Diocese’s support to us over the past year. The topic of The Parish as a Community of Missionary Disciples will begin this Sunday at 7:00 p.m. and continue for the next two evenings. The mission will end on Tuesday evening with a liturgy that invites healing and reconciliation in the parish and for each one of us. We encourage everyone to attend these three evenings or as many as possible to fully support the Pastoral initiatives of our Archbishop.
We Reflect on Reconciliation for us and as we head into the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy (Dec. 8, 2015 to Nov. 20, 2016) Dear Brothers and Sisters: Following the recent Assembly of the Synod of Bishops which reflected on the vocation and mission of the family, today we reflect on the importance of the family as the place where we learn the value of forgiveness. Each day, in the words of the Our Father, we ask God to forgive us and to grant us the grace to forgive others. As difficult as forgiveness may be, it is essential for our personal growth, our capacity to acknowledge our failures and to mend broken relationships. It is a virtue we learn first in the family. Forgiveness strengthens families in love and, through them, makes society as a whole more loving and humane. It is a solid rock on which to build our lives and an eloquent sign of our Christian discipleship and obedience to the Father’s will. May the coming Jubilee of Mercy encourage families everywhere to rediscover the power of forgiveness, and enable the great family of the Church to proclaim the power of God’s reconciling love at work in our world. (Pope's General Audience, St. Peter’s Square – November 4, 2015)
Our Annual Church Bazaar – An ‘eventful’ success! The CWG would like to thank all who participated in making the bazaar a great success. Thank you to the Knights of Columbus, Youth Group and other volunteers for helping to set-up the tables on Friday, breaking down on Saturday and sweeping the hall in preparation for Sunday’s event. The volunteers turned total chaos on Friday morning into a lovely, serene setting by Friday afternoon in preparation for Saturday. Much appreciation to all the members of the Guild, of course, who diligently work so hard every year working at the various tables, quilting, knitting, baking and making sandwiches for the Tea Room. Some families turned out to work also, and it was wonderful to see all the “grand daughters” working in the Tea Room. Father Dan was around on Saturday, spurring on the economy, and greeting shoppers. St. Mark’s annual bazaar is one of the major Christmas bazaars in Aylmer with many residents who look forward to it each year. It is truly a St. Mark’s community event!
Raffle prize winners: L Gravelle (Quilt); Sharon Morin (Sweater) and Chantal Lareau (Gift certificate).
Thanks to all for pitching in for the Fall Clean-up Day! Our lovely church grounds are now ready to bed down for the winter after the fall clean-up day last weekend. We had a good crowd helping including 14 members of our Youth Group! Very much appreciated! Nominations for leadership positions on Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) and Fabrique wardens Nominations for positions on both the PPC and Fabrique Wardens will close on Tuesday, November 24th with the election date to follow. Nomination forms may be found on the table at the front entrance of the church and submitted to the Parish office. Please take a moment to consider how you might fill these two roles which are as follows: Parish Pastoral Council (PPC): To deepen the parish's vision of Church by considering the need for evangelization, recognizing the four areas of church life to ensure that parish actions are balanced and concrete; to understand and make known the needs of the Christian community; to evaluate pastoral activities and communicate the results to the parish; to propose pastoral orientations to the parish and encourage their implementation on short-, mid- or longer-term bases. Fabrique Wardens: To develop financial and administrative plans and controls that will assist in the realization of parish pastoral priorities as well as the essential administrative and maintenance requirements of the parish. Musicians needed for Christmas Eve Mass Please spread the word that the Music Ministry is looking for a flute player and cellist for the Christmas Eve 7:00 p.m. mass. Interested persons may contact Chris Santillán at (819) 661-4247.
St. Mark’s Christmas Eve Youth Choir We are looking to organize a youth choir to sing at the 5pm Christmas Eve Mass and would invite children between the ages of 8 to 13 years to participate. Practices will begin Monday evening, November 16th from 6:30-7:30 p.m. in the Church Hall. For more information, please contact Sandy Barba at (613) 203-2323 or Lauren Shattler at (819) 962-4856. Advent and Christmas Season 2015 – Mark you calendars! It’s not too early to start thinking about how we as Christians and as a Parish will journey through the upcoming weeks that mark a busy and important period of time on the Liturgical calendar. Amid the anticipated events and celebrations, St. Mark’s would like to bring to your attention the following dates to mark on your calendars: -First Sunday of Advent – Sunday, November 29th -Feast of the Immaculate Conception, Tuesday, December 8th -Advent Reconciliation Service – Tuesday, December 15th -Annual Christmas Celebration of Love – Saturday, December 19th -Decorating Church for Christmas – Sunday, December 20th -Christmas Eve Masses: Thursday, December 24th –5pm, 7pm & 9pm -Christmas Morning Mass: Friday, December 25th – 10am Please note that there will be no Advent Event this year however we will be selling Advent candles at a cost of $10 per set. Guignolée 2015 Mark your calendars for Sunday, December 6th. The mission of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SSVP) is to feed the hungry and care for the homeless. Its mission is to meet with the needy in our community and provide material, emotional and spiritual support. Every year, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul organizes a Guignolée to collect donations and canned goods to prepare its Christmas baskets. All parishioners are invited to participate in a light lunch after the 11:00 a.m. Mass and to join one of the many groups which leave from here to go door to door to collect money and food. If you are interested in leading a group with your friends and family members, please call Charles Gutta (819) 682-5822.
Upcoming Meetings and Events Sunday to Tuesday
Nov. 15-17 7:00 pm Parish Mission with Archbishop Durocher
Wednesday Nov. 18 7:00 pm Fabrique Meeting Thursday Nov. 19 7:00 pm Youth Group Thursday Nov. 19 7:30 pm Confirmation Leaders Prayers for the Sick Kindly remember Mark Daley, Fred Gillespie, Vern Gillespie, David Pearson, and Chad Renault and their families in your prayers.
Weekly Donations versus Operational Needs – Thank you for your support
Weekly Budgetary Target: $2,700. Last week collection: $2,103. Surplus (Shortfall): ($597.)
