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SSaint Patrick Basilica Parish Established 1855
Kent & Nepean Streets | Ottawa Canada
Parish Office 281 Nepean Street � 613 233-1125 Ottawa ON K1R 5G2 � 613 234-8667 � www.basilica.ca � [email protected]
Office Hours – Monday to Friday 9 am to 12:15 pm | 12:45 pm to 4:30 pm Church Open – Sunday 7 am to 3 pm & 6 pm to 8 pm | Monday to Saturday 6 am to 6 pm
Parish Clergy Msgr. Kevin Beach, Rector; Fr. Stephen Amesse, Associate Rector; Fr. Larry McCormick, In Residence; Fr. Francis Ndey, In Residence; Fr. Callistus Nakhwala, In Residence; Fr. Daryl Kennedy, Assisting; Fr. John Adimula, C.S.Sp., Assisting; Fr. Naveed Arif, O.P., Assisting; Deacon Jim Scheer; Deacon Michel Pilon
Parish Staff Irene Kibel, Parish Secretary; Francesca Bailey, Music Director; Carol Reaume, Book & Gift Shop Manager; Rob Renaud, Property Superintendent; Shawn Green, Custodian
Parish Pastoral Council Alex Ayala, Phil Beauchamp, Christine Mathew, Alba Pascual, Nathalie Watson, Mary Whalen, Msgr. Kevin Beach (Rector), Fr. Stephen Amesse (Associate Rector), Deacon Jim Scheer, Deacon Michel Pilon
Parish Finance Council Matthew Andrades, Charito Babol, Catherine Caule, Susan Madden (Secretary), Brian McLean, Tom Miles (Vice-Chair), Jean Serge Quesnel (Chair), Msgr. Kevin Beach (Rector), Fr. Stephen Amesse (Associate Rector)
Parish Pastoral Council Priorities 1. Ensuring our church fully supports parishioners' spiritual journey 2. Offering strong doctrinal knowledge 3. Encouraging the joyful giving of volunteer time 4. Inspiring youth with truth in doctrine and virtues 5. Supporting parents' faith education of their children 6. Leading outreach to the needy 7. Building confidence in Catholic guidance to answer political and cultural issues
Sunday Eucharists Saturday Vigil 4:30 pm Sunday 8 am, 9:30 am, 11 am, 12:15 pm & 7 pm
Daily Eucharists Monday to Friday – 7 am, 8 am, 12:15 pm & 4:30 pm Saturday Morning – 7 am & 8 am
Confessions Monday to Saturday - 6:45 am & 7:45 am Monday to Friday - 11:45 am & 4 pm Saturday afternoon - 3:30 to 4:25 p.m.
Book & Gift Shop Monday to Friday 11 am to 5:30 pm; Saturday 2 pm to 5 pm; Sunday 9 am to 2 pm
Prayer & Devotions � First Friday - Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament after the 12:15 pm Mass until Benediction before the 4:30 pm Mass � First Saturday - Morning Prayer at 7:30 am � Miraculous Medal Novena -Tuesday 4:30 pm � Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena - Wednesday 4:30 pm
Lending Library Consult the hours posted at the entrance
General Information � For the celebration of baptisms, marriages and funerals, please contact
the Parish Office � Couples planning to marry should contact the Parish Office at least six
months before their proposed date of marriage � For baptism and marriage, a Catholic must be a registered parishioner or
have the consent of their own pastor � For a list of ministries, services and contacts, please visit the parish web
site – www.basilica.ca
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All Souls Commemoration: During the monthas been the practice at the Basilica to receiveHoly Souls for the purposes of Masses. Thescollectively each week during the year, and findicated on the envelope in priests’ private Mthe year. Envelopes are located at the entrmemorial desk near the Sacred Heart altar.
Schola Basilicae Concert: This Sunday, Novemp.m., Schola Basilicae will offer a meditational Music of the Renaissance featuring the MoraInstrumental music. Please join us for this hour and meditation in the month of the Holy Souls. F
Refugee Committee Assistance Requested: the good work that has been done by the Coyears with respect to organizing sponsorships foIt is now a time of renewal and transitionCommittee is to continue in our parish, it will reqof new members. Given the length of time requand applying for sponsorships – in addition tocommunity and financial support – any newanticipate a commitment of 3 to 5 years. Please Office by phone at 613-233-1125, or [email protected]. Please consider helping in this
RECENT SAINT PATRICK'S BASILICA CELEBWe offer our best wishes and prayers for Deni BGhadaksaz, and Benjamin O'Connor & Jennwere recently married in our Basilica.
Our congratulations and prayers accompany theDuBroy, who was baptized in our Basilica.
**************** Chesterton Academy of Ottawa: Open HouNovember 14 at 7:00 p.m. Meet the headmasdiscover our exceptional curriculum and learn system. Grade 9 – 11 for September, 2019. St415 Piccadilly Ave. N. Info: www.chesteronacade
Rosary Mission December 7-8: Blessed Sacrthe Marian Devotional Movement present Rosfrom Friday evening, December 7 to Saturday e8. Please see the parish bulletiwww.blessedsacrament.ca for details.
SSVP
2018 World Day of the Poor – Sunday, 18 NIn his Apostolic Letter Misericordia et misera 2016, the Holy Father proposed that the celebrating the World Day of the Poor each Sunday in Ordinary Time, this year on Sunday, 1Throughout the year, our parish St. Vincent de helped hundreds of people in our communityclothing, thanks to your generous donations. EFor the Poor are available at the Basilica entranto assist in their work.
November 11, 2018
nnual collection will d 24/25. Collection church entrances. continues. Further 33-2022, Andree 9-0379.
th of November, it e offerings for the se are celebrated for the individuals
Masses throughout ances and at the
mber 11th at 3:00 concert of Sacred
ales Requiem and of musical prayer
ree admission.
You are aware of ommittee in recent or refugee families. . If the Refugee quire the presence uired for organizing o the one year of w member should
contact the Parish by email at
important work.
BRATIONS: Borelli & Mandana nifer Stoqua, who
e family of Iolanda
use, Wednesday, ster and teachers,
about our house t. George's Parish emyofottawa.ca
rament Parish and sary Mission 2018 evening, December n boards or
November 2018 of 20 November Church consider year on the 33rd
18 November. Paul Society has
y with food and Envelopes marked nces for donations
����������������������������������������Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ,
This Sunday, November 11th, is thWorld War I. At 11 a.m., just beleven times, followed by a mmemory of those who died for ouwe will also ask God to give us tways and at all times.
On Saturday November 3rd, we cweddings celebrated in our churcand happy marriages for the consents and received the nuptiaagain this year very grateful forpreparation team who so diligenensured that all went well on thpresence is always a great sufamilies. Michel Vachon, who cooKayla Hrkach, Carol Reaume and
Fr. Kevin
StewardshipFor the week endin
Operations Offerings 21,877 Budget* 15,630 2018 Offerings 701,113 2018 Budget* 687,726
* Budget is based on average wPlease consider a gift to Sain
est
SAINT PATRICK’S BOOK
NEW IN STOCK: Benedict XVI: His Life and TPope Emeritus by Elio Guerrieof the most important theologiatime, he calls upon the Westernroots.
Advent and Christmas items a
November is the month of thRegister for our E-newsletter! LWebsite: www.stpgiftsandbooPhone: (613) 235-7963; E-mail:
World Day Pra
God of Abraham, on my televstreet, everywhere I go, I see Ldoors, doors that I’ve built, thahas hung and locked. Doors tLord, teach me to open the doknow them as your children, work to help them find a fair shDay of the Poor, help us all turbless, heal, comfort, and togeta world, where the poor are stravery chains of poverty are broke
��� ��������� ��������� ��������� ����������
he 100th anniversary of the end of before Mass, we will toll the bell
minute of silence to honour the ur country. By our silent prayer, the grace to work for peace in all
celebrated the last two of the 19 ch this year. Let us pray for long
couples who exchanged their l blessing in recent months. I am r the dedication of our wedding ntly directed the rehearsals and he day of the marriages. Their pport to our couples and their
ordinated the team, was joined by d Nathalie Watson.
p — 2018 Summaryng November 4, 2018
Restoration Poor Fund 2,878 664 3,836 935 158,988 39,794 168,767 41,150
weekly and yearly requirements nt Patrick’s when planning your tate.
K & GIFT SHOP CORNER
Thought is an interview of the ero. Widely recognized as one ans and spiritual leaders of our n world to return to its Christian
are now available!
he Holy Souls in Purgatory. ike us on Facebook!
oks.ca : [email protected]
of the Poorayer vision, on my newsfeed, on my Lazarus. But I also see so many at I’ve closed. Doors that society that separate me from Lazarus. oor to Lazarus, To the poor. To to lift them in their distress, to hare of your bounty. This World rn to those outside our door. To her, from this day forward, build angers to none, and, indeed, the en. Amen
- Catholic Relief Services
Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time November 11, 2018
† - For the repose of the soul of the person(s) indicated
Saturday 10th November 4:30 PM Sunday Vigil Mass: In thanksgiving and for the intentions of Joseph Kearns by Maureen and Dan
Sunday 11th November – Remembrance Day 8:00 AM Pro Populo – For Parishioners 9:30 AM † Meg Dussault by Paddy Dussault 11:00 AM Intentions of Elaine and Alan Jane by the family 12:15 PM For the canonization of the Ven. Michael McGivney by the members of the Michael McGivney Honoris † Maria Jimenez by her family Deceased family and relatives by Elsa Williams † Noel Kiriakos by Hanni Isac † Saad Hermis by Hanni Isac † Raji Kiriakos by Hanni Isac 7:00 PM † Raymond Bennett, Sr. by a friend of the family
Monday 12th November – Memorial of St. Josaphat 7:00 AM † James and Margaret Guilfoyle by the family 8:00 AM † Eduardo A. Malubay by Violet and Arsenio Santos 12:15 PM † Gordon Schofield by Jonathan and Kerry Vance 4:30 PM Intentions of Constance by her husband
Tuesday 13th November 7:00 AM Holy souls of deceased parishioners, family members and friends by parishioners 8:00 AM † Franklina D. Malubay by Violet and Arsenio Santos 12:15 PM † Jose Loy by Myrna Panes 4:30 PM † Andy Bachewich by Liz McCracken
Wednesday 14th November 7:00 AM † Olive Foley by Bob and Michelle Amesse 8:00 AM † Eduardo A. Malubay by Violet and Arsenio Santos 12:15 PM Intentions of Elaine and Alan Jane by the family 4:30 PM † Henrietta Pound by John Pound
Thursday 15th November 7:00 AM † Duane Eddingfield by Nelson Eddingfield 8:00 AM † Mrs. Rachel Primeau by employees of Shared Services Security 12:15 PM † Bill Coffey by his sister, Nora 4:30 PM Intentions of Elaine and Alan Jane by the family
Friday 16th November 7:00 AM Intentions of Helen Harold Porter 8:00 AM † Mrs. Kowalski by George and Rosemary McManus and family 12:15 PM Intentions of the Jane family by Elaine Jane In thanksgiving and for the intentions of the clergy and staff of Saint Patrick’s Basilica In thanksgiving, by Tom and Joyce Intentions of Lorraine Fortier † John Patrick Maloney by his son, Kevin, and grandchildren John, Kevin Jr. and Julie † Sr. Helen Duncan, G.S.I.C., by Carmel Fitzpatrick 4:30 PM † Clarisse Lacroix by her daughter, Louise
Saturday 17th November – Memorial of St. Elizabeth of Hungary 7:00 AM † Joseph and Isabel Murphy by Bill Murphy 8:00 AM † Thomas Whittaker by the Amesse family 4:30 PM Sunday Vigil Mass: † Carmel Amesse by Moe and Angela Watters
Sunday 18th November 8:00 AM † Mr. and Mrs. Omer Tanguay by a family member 9:30 AM † Edgar Aub� by Deacon Bob and Carmel Farmer 11:00 AM † Erwin Folkel by Paula Folkel and family 12:15 PM Pro Populo – For Parishioners † James and Margaret Guilfoyle by the family † Carmel Amesse by her family Second anniversary Richard Quesnel, by the Quesnel family † Rita McNamara by Josephina Villarea Intentions of Elaine and Alan Jane by the family 7:00 PM † Louis Delbaere by Caroline Delbaere
Meditations on Holy Mass
Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year B) First reading: 1 Kings 17.10-16 CCC 2583 The widow made a little cake and brought it to Elijah. Second Reading: Hebrews 9.24-28 CCC 519, 662, 2741; 571; 1013, 1367 Christ appeared once for all to remove sin by the sacrifice of himself. Gospel: Mark 12.38-44 CCC 678; 2444 The poor widow has put in more than all the rest. In the first reading, the sacred author portrays a poor widow, filled with deep confidence in God’s mercy. She was at the end of her resources, yet she was moved to sacrifice her only food that she had for her son and herself. She trusts Elijah, the Lord’s messenger, and she feeds him. God rewards this trust with abundance of food, not only for the prophet, but the entire household as well. In his Gospel, St. Mark recalls another poor widow, this woman a daughter of Israel, who selflessly gives all that she had to the service of God, sparing nothing for herself, serene in her faith in God’s providence. In the second reading, the sacred author teaches that God is never outdone by human generosity and selflessness. In the eternal sacrifice of Christ Jesus, God gives us redemption from sin, union with the Trinity, and reconciliation with one another. In return God asks us to surrender our will to the divine purpose. Before Mass: I tell you solemnly, this poor widow has put more in than all who have contributed to the treasury. (Lauds) After Mass: From the little the widow had, she has put in everything she possessed, all she had to live on. (Vespers)
���� ����� ����� ����� ���������������������Celebrants and Homilists Next Weekend: Saturday 4:30 p.m. – Msgr. Kevin Beach; Sunday 8:00 a.m. – Fr. Stephen Amesse; 9:30 a.m. – Msgr. Kevin Beach; 11:00 a.m. – Fr. Stephen Amesse; 12:15 p.m - Msgr. Kevin Beach; 7:00 p.m. – Fr. Joseph Yacob
We Pray for the Sick: Bill Lunney, Michael Solomon, Fran Charbonneau, David Chambers, Frances Caruana-Dingli, Fr. Francis Ndey, Marine Amrith, Manuel Ageitos, Peter Flynn and Ron Rajanold.
St. Andrew’s Day Ceilidh, Saturday, 24 November: Come join the Knights of Columbus for an evening of music and fun. Info and ticket purchase, see: https://saintandrew.brownpapertickets.com. Early bird price of $30 ends this weekend (after November 11, $35). Also available at Book and Gift Shop (cash only).
Confirmation classes will begin next Saturday, November 17, 2018, continuing until spring, 2019 – final date to be set once the diocese sets the actual Confirmation date. Parish classes are required for children to be confirmed. If you wish to have your child, who is at least 11 years old and in Grade 6, prepared to be confirmed in 2019, please contact the parish office, or email [email protected] by November 15, 2016.
Remembrance Day 2018
Olde-Tyme Christmas Market Our Knights of Columbus Council is holding an “Olde-Tyme Christmas Market” from Friday to Sunday, November 16-18, 2018. Please support this wonderful parish activity.
Coins For Life Collection: Campaign Life’s anbe on the weekends of November 17/18 andbaskets will be located on the tables at the cPlease be generous; the fight against abortion cinformation: Ambrose/Edna Atkins 613-73O’Donnell 613-601-1796, Campaign Life 613-729
All Souls Commemoration: During the monthas been the practice at the Basilica to receiveHoly Souls for the purposes of Masses. Thescollectively each week during the year, and findicated on the envelope in priests’ private Mthe year. Envelopes are located at the entrmemorial desk near the Sacred Heart altar.
Schola Basilicae Concert: This Sunday, Novemp.m., Schola Basilicae will offer a meditational Music of the Renaissance featuring the MoraInstrumental music. Please join us for this hour and meditation in the month of the Holy Souls. F
Refugee Committee Assistance Requested: the good work that has been done by the Coyears with respect to organizing sponsorships foIt is now a time of renewal and transitionCommittee is to continue in our parish, it will reqof new members. Given the length of time requand applying for sponsorships – in addition tocommunity and financial support – any newanticipate a commitment of 3 to 5 years. Please Office by phone at 613-233-1125, or [email protected]. Please consider helping in this
RECENT SAINT PATRICK'S BASILICA CELEBWe offer our best wishes and prayers for Deni BGhadaksaz, and Benjamin O'Connor & Jennwere recently married in our Basilica.
Our congratulations and prayers accompany theDuBroy, who was baptized in our Basilica.
**************** Chesterton Academy of Ottawa: Open HouNovember 14 at 7:00 p.m. Meet the headmasdiscover our exceptional curriculum and learn system. Grade 9 – 11 for September, 2019. St415 Piccadilly Ave. N. Info: www.chesteronacade
Rosary Mission December 7-8: Blessed Sacrthe Marian Devotional Movement present Rosfrom Friday evening, December 7 to Saturday e8. Please see the parish bulletiwww.blessedsacrament.ca for details.
SSVP
2018 World Day of the Poor – Sunday, 18 NIn his Apostolic Letter Misericordia et misera 2016, the Holy Father proposed that the celebrating the World Day of the Poor each Sunday in Ordinary Time, this year on Sunday, 1Throughout the year, our parish St. Vincent de helped hundreds of people in our communityclothing, thanks to your generous donations. EFor the Poor are available at the Basilica entranto assist in their work.
November 11, 2018
nnual collection will d 24/25. Collection church entrances. continues. Further 33-2022, Andree 9-0379.
th of November, it e offerings for the se are celebrated for the individuals
Masses throughout ances and at the
mber 11th at 3:00 concert of Sacred
ales Requiem and of musical prayer
ree admission.
You are aware of ommittee in recent or refugee families. . If the Refugee quire the presence uired for organizing o the one year of w member should
contact the Parish by email at
important work.
BRATIONS: Borelli & Mandana nifer Stoqua, who
e family of Iolanda
use, Wednesday, ster and teachers,
about our house t. George's Parish emyofottawa.ca
rament Parish and sary Mission 2018 evening, December n boards or
November 2018 of 20 November Church consider year on the 33rd
18 November. Paul Society has
y with food and Envelopes marked nces for donations
����������������������������������������Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ,
This Sunday, November 11th, is thWorld War I. At 11 a.m., just beleven times, followed by a mmemory of those who died for ouwe will also ask God to give us tways and at all times.
On Saturday November 3rd, we cweddings celebrated in our churcand happy marriages for the consents and received the nuptiaagain this year very grateful forpreparation team who so diligenensured that all went well on thpresence is always a great sufamilies. Michel Vachon, who cooKayla Hrkach, Carol Reaume and
Fr. Kevin
StewardshipFor the week endin
Operations Offerings 21,877 Budget* 15,630 2018 Offerings 701,113 2018 Budget* 687,726
* Budget is based on average wPlease consider a gift to Sain
est
SAINT PATRICK’S BOOK
NEW IN STOCK: Benedict XVI: His Life and TPope Emeritus by Elio Guerrieof the most important theologiatime, he calls upon the Westernroots.
Advent and Christmas items a
November is the month of thRegister for our E-newsletter! LWebsite: www.stpgiftsandbooPhone: (613) 235-7963; E-mail:
World Day Pra
God of Abraham, on my televstreet, everywhere I go, I see Ldoors, doors that I’ve built, thahas hung and locked. Doors tLord, teach me to open the doknow them as your children, work to help them find a fair shDay of the Poor, help us all turbless, heal, comfort, and togeta world, where the poor are stravery chains of poverty are broke
��� ��������� ��������� ��������� ����������
he 100th anniversary of the end of before Mass, we will toll the bell
minute of silence to honour the ur country. By our silent prayer, the grace to work for peace in all
celebrated the last two of the 19 ch this year. Let us pray for long
couples who exchanged their l blessing in recent months. I am r the dedication of our wedding ntly directed the rehearsals and he day of the marriages. Their pport to our couples and their
ordinated the team, was joined by d Nathalie Watson.
p — 2018 Summaryng November 4, 2018
Restoration Poor Fund 2,878 664 3,836 935 158,988 39,794 168,767 41,150
weekly and yearly requirements nt Patrick’s when planning your tate.
K & GIFT SHOP CORNER
Thought is an interview of the ero. Widely recognized as one ans and spiritual leaders of our n world to return to its Christian
are now available!
he Holy Souls in Purgatory. ike us on Facebook!
oks.ca : [email protected]
of the Poorayer vision, on my newsfeed, on my Lazarus. But I also see so many at I’ve closed. Doors that society that separate me from Lazarus. oor to Lazarus, To the poor. To to lift them in their distress, to hare of your bounty. This World rn to those outside our door. To her, from this day forward, build angers to none, and, indeed, the en. Amen
- Catholic Relief Services
Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time November 11, 2018
† - For the repose of the soul of the person(s) indicated
Saturday 10th November 4:30 PM Sunday Vigil Mass: In thanksgiving and for the intentions of Joseph Kearns by Maureen and Dan
Sunday 11th November – Remembrance Day 8:00 AM Pro Populo – For Parishioners 9:30 AM † Meg Dussault by Paddy Dussault 11:00 AM Intentions of Elaine and Alan Jane by the family 12:15 PM For the canonization of the Ven. Michael McGivney by the members of the Michael McGivney Honoris † Maria Jimenez by her family Deceased family and relatives by Elsa Williams † Noel Kiriakos by Hanni Isac † Saad Hermis by Hanni Isac † Raji Kiriakos by Hanni Isac 7:00 PM † Raymond Bennett, Sr. by a friend of the family
Monday 12th November – Memorial of St. Josaphat 7:00 AM † James and Margaret Guilfoyle by the family 8:00 AM † Eduardo A. Malubay by Violet and Arsenio Santos 12:15 PM † Gordon Schofield by Jonathan and Kerry Vance 4:30 PM Intentions of Constance by her husband
Tuesday 13th November 7:00 AM Holy souls of deceased parishioners, family members and friends by parishioners 8:00 AM † Franklina D. Malubay by Violet and Arsenio Santos 12:15 PM † Jose Loy by Myrna Panes 4:30 PM † Andy Bachewich by Liz McCracken
Wednesday 14th November 7:00 AM † Olive Foley by Bob and Michelle Amesse 8:00 AM † Eduardo A. Malubay by Violet and Arsenio Santos 12:15 PM Intentions of Elaine and Alan Jane by the family 4:30 PM † Henrietta Pound by John Pound
Thursday 15th November 7:00 AM † Duane Eddingfield by Nelson Eddingfield 8:00 AM † Mrs. Rachel Primeau by employees of Shared Services Security 12:15 PM † Bill Coffey by his sister, Nora 4:30 PM Intentions of Elaine and Alan Jane by the family
Friday 16th November 7:00 AM Intentions of Helen Harold Porter 8:00 AM † Mrs. Kowalski by George and Rosemary McManus and family 12:15 PM Intentions of the Jane family by Elaine Jane In thanksgiving and for the intentions of the clergy and staff of Saint Patrick’s Basilica In thanksgiving, by Tom and Joyce Intentions of Lorraine Fortier † John Patrick Maloney by his son, Kevin, and grandchildren John, Kevin Jr. and Julie † Sr. Helen Duncan, G.S.I.C., by Carmel Fitzpatrick 4:30 PM † Clarisse Lacroix by her daughter, Louise
Saturday 17th November – Memorial of St. Elizabeth of Hungary 7:00 AM † Joseph and Isabel Murphy by Bill Murphy 8:00 AM † Thomas Whittaker by the Amesse family 4:30 PM Sunday Vigil Mass: † Carmel Amesse by Moe and Angela Watters
Sunday 18th November 8:00 AM † Mr. and Mrs. Omer Tanguay by a family member 9:30 AM † Edgar Aub� by Deacon Bob and Carmel Farmer 11:00 AM † Erwin Folkel by Paula Folkel and family 12:15 PM Pro Populo – For Parishioners † James and Margaret Guilfoyle by the family † Carmel Amesse by her family Second anniversary Richard Quesnel, by the Quesnel family † Rita McNamara by Josephina Villarea Intentions of Elaine and Alan Jane by the family 7:00 PM † Louis Delbaere by Caroline Delbaere
Meditations on Holy Mass
Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year B) First reading: 1 Kings 17.10-16 CCC 2583 The widow made a little cake and brought it to Elijah. Second Reading: Hebrews 9.24-28 CCC 519, 662, 2741; 571; 1013, 1367 Christ appeared once for all to remove sin by the sacrifice of himself. Gospel: Mark 12.38-44 CCC 678; 2444 The poor widow has put in more than all the rest. In the first reading, the sacred author portrays a poor widow, filled with deep confidence in God’s mercy. She was at the end of her resources, yet she was moved to sacrifice her only food that she had for her son and herself. She trusts Elijah, the Lord’s messenger, and she feeds him. God rewards this trust with abundance of food, not only for the prophet, but the entire household as well. In his Gospel, St. Mark recalls another poor widow, this woman a daughter of Israel, who selflessly gives all that she had to the service of God, sparing nothing for herself, serene in her faith in God’s providence. In the second reading, the sacred author teaches that God is never outdone by human generosity and selflessness. In the eternal sacrifice of Christ Jesus, God gives us redemption from sin, union with the Trinity, and reconciliation with one another. In return God asks us to surrender our will to the divine purpose. Before Mass: I tell you solemnly, this poor widow has put more in than all who have contributed to the treasury. (Lauds) After Mass: From the little the widow had, she has put in everything she possessed, all she had to live on. (Vespers)
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We Pray for the Sick: Bill Lunney, Michael Solomon, Fran Charbonneau, David Chambers, Frances Caruana-Dingli, Fr. Francis Ndey, Marine Amrith, Manuel Ageitos, Peter Flynn and Ron Rajanold.
St. Andrew’s Day Ceilidh, Saturday, 24 November: Come join the Knights of Columbus for an evening of music and fun. Info and ticket purchase, see: https://saintandrew.brownpapertickets.com. Early bird price of $30 ends this weekend (after November 11, $35). Also available at Book and Gift Shop (cash only).
Confirmation classes will begin next Saturday, November 17, 2018, continuing until spring, 2019 – final date to be set once the diocese sets the actual Confirmation date. Parish classes are required for children to be confirmed. If you wish to have your child, who is at least 11 years old and in Grade 6, prepared to be confirmed in 2019, please contact the parish office, or email [email protected] by November 15, 2016.
Remembrance Day 2018
Olde-Tyme Christmas Market Our Knights of Columbus Council is holding an “Olde-Tyme Christmas Market” from Friday to Sunday, November 16-18, 2018. Please support this wonderful parish activity.
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Parish Clergy Msgr. Kevin Beach, Rector; Fr. Stephen Amesse, Associate Rector; Fr. Larry McCormick, In Residence; Fr. Francis Ndey, In Residence; Fr. Callistus Nakhwala, In Residence; Fr. Daryl Kennedy, Assisting; Fr. John Adimula, C.S.Sp., Assisting; Fr. Naveed Arif, O.P., Assisting; Deacon Jim Scheer; Deacon Michel Pilon
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