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52 Church Street Parry Sound ON P2A 1Y7 Tel: 705-746-5181 Fax:705-746-5287
Welcome to [email protected] www.stpeterschurchparrysound.com
St. Peter the Apostle Roman Catholic Church
SACRAMENTS HOLY EUCHARIST:
Saturday: All year – 4:30 pm July & August – Killbear Park – 6:30 pm
Sunday: Sept to June – 10:00 am July & August – 9:00 am and 11:00 am
Weekdays: Please see the schedule inside the bulletin.
RECONCILIATION: 30 minutes before weekend Masses CHILDREN’S LITURGY: 10:00 am. Sunday in the basement - October to May BAPTISM: By Appointment MARRIAGE: First appointment at least 1 year prior to wedding date.
All couples are required to take a Marriage Preparation Course. ANOINTING OF THE SICK AND COMMUNION FOR THE SHUT-INS: Please call the Parish Office 746-5181 DEVOTIONS ROSARY: Sunday – Sept to June - 9:30 am / July & August - 10:30 am ADORATION: First Friday, 11:00 am
followed by Mass at 12:10 noon NOVENA MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP: Wednesdays at 6:00 pm
OFFICE HOURS (Closed Mondays) Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
8:30 am – 12:15 pm noon
Vatican Information Service (VIS) www.visnews.org
VEYO
Vocation, Evangelization, Youth Office Peterborough
Tel: (705) 749-0330 e-mail: [email protected]
www.veyo.ca New Catholic website: www.rchouses.com
ST. DOMINIC Catholic Secondary School
955 Cedar Lane, Bracebridge, ON P1L 0A1 Tel.: (705)646-8772 Fax: (705)646-7613
www.stdoms.ca Trustee: Carol Corriveau-Truchon
Bishop Daniel Miehm 1-705-745-5123 www.peterboroughdiocese.org STAFF: Parish Priest: Fr. Vic Valles Secretary: Kristen Penfold Bookkeeper: Kristen Penfold Maintenance: Lee Brookes Youth Ministry Co-ordinator: TBD CONTACTS: Children’s Liturgy: Amanda Zoldy 774-9151 Grounds: Annscape 938-0622 Altar Decor: Judy Brunatti 746-9459 R.A.F.T. Youth Group: TBD Altar Servers: Angela Henry 746-4039 Development & Peace: Maureen Thompson Readers & Eucharistic Ministers: Parish Office 746-5181 Respect Life: Parish Office 746-5181 Knights of Columbus: Dennis Mailloux 746-0918 Fourth Degree: John Verstraten 342-5812 Hall Rental: 774-9879 or email: [email protected] Catholic Women’s League: Dianne Wilson 732-1396 St. Peter’s School: Janis Pender, Principal Tel: 746-7196 Fax: 746-5165 [email protected] Parish Council: Vic Brunatti, Anne Haines, Derek George, Julie Flagler, Michael’Ann Turgeon Finance Committee: Barbara Fisher, Wayne Cormier, John Verstraten, John Prosser, JoAnne Turriff. Spiritual Committee: Amanda Zoldy, Angela Henry, George Ashord, Genevieve Lefebvre, Kristen Penfold Building & Property Committee: John Camilleri, Joe Madigan, Wayne Suchan Sick Visitation: Lou McLeod 746-9688 Bulletin Ad Solicitor: Frank Gallant 774-3963 Volunteer Screening: Joanne Higgins, Jerry Wiley, Len Yauk, Please remember St. Peter’s Church in your Will.
23rd April 2017 – second Sunday of Easter
MASS INTENTIONS Please join us for the Rosary at 9:30 am on Sundays
Sat.
Apr. 22
4:30 pm + Izzy Renaud
+ Ken Major
Ed & Georgie McFadgen
Rose Major & Family
Sun. Apr. 23 10:00 am People of the Parish
11:00 am Divine Mercy Feast Day Devotion
Mon. Apr. 24 No Mass Fr. Vic’s day off
Tue. Apr. 25 3:00 pm CWL Mass
Wed. Apr. 26 6:00 pm + Corie Verstraten Knights of Columbus
Thurs. (Serenity) Apr. 27 10:30 am + Joyce Bryan Doris Gregoire
Friday Apr. 28 12:10 pm + Catherine Salm Jerry & Carol & Family
Sat. Apr. 29 4:30 pm People of the Parish
Sun. Apr. 30 10:00 am + Linda Salerno Joe & Noreen Madigan
Pancake Breakfast at K of C Hall
Please pray for the sick: Wilmer & Audrey Smart, Dick Marsh,
Georgie McFadgen, Fr. Reg Haines, Marilyn Holmes, Annette
Gray, Charles Ferguson, Mildred Alice, Frank Pani, Dawn
Branton, Pompea Zicca, Dale McWhirter, Maria Veira, Chris
Coleman, Rose Major, Yvette Goudreau, Elizabeth Schatz, Diane
Horuzey, Wendy Benoit, Mark Rutledge, Patrick Dru, Wayne
Scott, Laurette Agnello, Beatrice Thomas, Cec Mymko, Willard
Buttineau, Judy Desmasdon, Linda Fisher, Dindin Villarino,
Bernice Campeau, Jean Bayley, Norine Milosevic, William Fraser,
Frieda Tuck, Auntie Kay, June Harris, David Perreault, Matthew
Columbus, Mieke Muzzi, Donald Peats, Jody Summers, Braedon
Poole, Sarah Pyykko, Joe de Sommer
Please call the Parish Office if you would like someone placed on
the prayer list.
STEWARDSHIP NOTE: for easier counting and bookkeeping, Please submit SEPARATE cheques
Last Week: for SEPARATE donations.
Our condolences and sympathy to John Verstraten and his family
for the recent passing of his brother, Corie Verstraten. May his soul
and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace.
Thank you: The Holy Thursday collection was $196.00. This
money will be used to support our charity work helping poor but
deserving children in the village of Fr. Vic in the Philippines
continue their education. Currently there are 12 high school
students being assisted through this collection.
Needed: A carpenter is needed to make a couple of cross stands.
Please see or call Fr. Vic if interested.
Development And Peace – Caritas Canada: To everyone who
gave up cakes, cookies, chocolates, ice cream or whether you held
soup lunches or took part in Think Fast – you’ve been amazing!
Please know that your efforts this Lent really have transformed
lives around the world. You have brought comfort and hope to
people in poverty. You have provided food for people who are
hungry; water to those who thirst, and light to people facing a dark
future. With your donations, we will be able to continue our work
in Haiti to help peasant women repair their homes and re-launch
their agricultural activities as a result of Hurricane Matthew. Thank
you.
Sisters in Christ 'No Greater Love': High school-aged young
women are invited to the Sisters in Christ 'No Greater Love' retreat
from May 5-7 at the George Vari women's residence of Sacred
Heart College (105 Aylmer Street, Peterborough). These
discernment retreats are hosted by the Vocations Office and offer
young women a chance to learn more about their faith, to discern
their vocations and to have fun with friends. Talks will focus on
the 4 types of love, as outlined in C.S. Lewis' 'The Four Loves.'
Early bird registration (before April 30) is $25 and registration is
$30 afterwards. Register at www.ptbovocations.ca/sic and email
[email protected] if you have questions.
DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY: St. Joseph’s Church, 18
McMurray Street, Bracebridge on Sunday, April 23rd
from 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm. Please plan to attend.
Get popping those tops: St. Peter’s Church wants you to start
collecting your pop tabs. Please start up your collections and
donate them to church!
May 5 (First Friday) at 7:00 pm in the K of C Hall. Calling those
who love to either listen or play any kind of music, the parish want
to resume the hootenanny night of social and togetherness enjoying
each other’s presence and sharing one’s talents for the benefit of
all. Bring you instruments and your voice. Beginners are welcome
to join so they would learn something.
May 11 (Thursday) at 7:00 pm in the church, there will be an hour
and a half workshop for all lectors. While this is intended to
provide information useful to those already involved in the said
ministry, I would encourage parishioners to consider attending
such opportunity to learn more about how we liturgically celebrate
our faith. This includes a DVD presentation, liturgical guidelines
as lectors and questions and answer period.
Good Friday Envelopes $ 785.00
Good Friday Loose $ 312.60
Property Projects $ 15.00
Lenten Charity – D & P $ 380.00
Easter Envelopes $ 1,072.00
Easter Loose $ 714.40
Offerings Envelopes $ 2,132.00
Donation – Syrian Refugee (community total) $ 9,669.81
Mass Stipends $ 180.00
Total Thank You! $ 15,260.81
Catholic Women’s League News:
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Next Meeting - Tues. Apr. 25th - Rosary 2:45 pm; Mass 3:00
pm; Meeting 3:30pm – in the Church basement.
Annual Membership Fee - $25.00 – now due.
Gift Cabinet: Check out our items.
2nd
Annual CWL Convention: Huntsville –Saturday, April 29 &
Sunday, April 30. Lunch on Saturday - For those who cannot
attend but would like to contribute, we need pies and cakes for
approx. 150 people. Please call JoAnne Turriff 746-9149 before
our next meeting, Tuesday, April 25.
Spiritual Bouquet at Convention – for Fr. Theo Nnorom
(Huntsville), Fr. Damien Smullen (Dioc. Spiritual Advisor) and
Bishop Daniel Miehm. If you would like to offer your prayers
(Masses, rosaries, visits to the blessed sacrament, acts of
sacrifice, penance, chaplets of divine mercy, corporal works of
mercy, spiritual works of mercy, novena, or stations of the cross)
please fill out a form in the Narthex.
New Mothers and Babies – If you would like to donate items
please take them to the Church before noon on Friday, April 28.
Thanks!
Knights of Columbus News: BINGO in Knights’ Hall - Mondays at 7pm
(except July and August)
Grand Knight: Dennis Mailloux 746-0918
Email: [email protected]
GENERAL MEETING: every 4th
Wed – Mass at 6:00 pm
(except July, August) followed by a dinner meeting at 6:45 pm.
BINGO is back! Every Monday at 7:00 pm in the K of C Hall.
Come on out, have some fun, and “bring a friend”.
Pancake Breakfast: The Knights will be offering to the parish
around 11:30 to noon on Sundays on the following dates: April
30th
and May 28th
. The menu will consist of pancakes, sausage or
bacon, coffee or tea all in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Cash
donations only.
St. Peter the Apostle School News:
705-746-7196 Principal Janis Pender
Secretary, Danielle Hill
School Newsletter: Help us to “go green”! Send a request to
JK Registration: OPEN, please come by school office to pick up
registration package.
BINGO Knight: April 28th
@ 5:00 pm BBQ, 6:00 pm BINGO
starts. A night for the whole family to enjoy (K of C Hall)
Catholic Education Week: May 1-5 All Parents/Guardians are
welcomed to join us to celebrate Catholic Education (see insert)
Caverhill: May 6th
(Nobel)
May 27 (last Saturday) at 11:00am in the church, there will be a
schedule healing Mass which includes the sacrament of holy
anointing especially for the sick in our parish community. The
Vatican council II helped changed the name from extreme unction
to anointing of the sick. It is not a sacrament intended only for
those who are the point of death. As soon as any of the faithful
begins to be in danger of death from sickness or old age, this is
already a suitable time for them to receive this sacrament. If you
know of someone who is homebound kindly provide a ride for
them to church. Let us assist and support in whatever ways we can
to show that we care for the elderly and the infirm.
Gospel Luke 24.13-35 www.loyolapress.com
Jesus appears to two disciples who are walking to Emmaus.
Gospel Reflection
On most Sundays during the Easter season in Cycle A, our Gospel
is taken from the Gospel of John. This week’s Gospel, however, is
taken from the Gospel of Luke. As in last week’s Gospel, today’s
Gospel shows us how the first community of disciples came to
believe that Jesus had risen from the dead. In these stories we gain
insight into how the community of the Church came to be formed.
When we read today’s Gospel, we may be surprised to learn that
these friends of Jesus could walk and converse with him at some
length yet not recognize him. Again we discover that the risen
Jesus is not always easily recognized. Cleopas and the other
disciple walk with a person whom they believe to be a stranger;
only later do they discover that the stranger is Jesus. We learn that
the first community met and recognized Jesus in the breaking of
the bread, just as we meet Jesus in the Eucharist. We can imagine
the feelings of the two disciples in today’s reading. They are
leaving their community in Jerusalem. Their friend Jesus has been
crucified. Their hope is gone. They are trying to make sense of
what has occurred, so that they can put the experience behind
them. Jesus himself approaches the two men, but they take him for
a stranger. Jesus asks them what they are discussing. He invites
them to share their experience and interpretation of the events
surrounding his crucifixion and death. When the two disciples have
done so, Jesus offers his own interpretation of his crucifixion and
resurrection, citing Jewish Scripture. In that encounter we find the
model for our Liturgy of the Word—what we do each time we
gather as a community for the Eucharist. We reflect upon our life
experiences and interpret them in light of Scripture. We gather
together to break open the Word of God. In the next part of the
story, we find a model for our Liturgy of the Eucharist. The
disciples invite the stranger (Jesus) to stay with them. During the
meal in which they share in the breaking of the bread, the
disciples’ eyes are opened; they recognize the stranger as Jesus. In
the Eucharist too we share in the breaking of the bread and
discover Jesus in our midst. Just as the disciples returned to
Jerusalem to recount their experience to the other disciples, we too
are sent from our Eucharistic gathering. Our experience of Jesus in
the Eucharist compels us to share the story with others.
Readings Next Week- Apr. 29-30 (3rd Sunday of Easter)
First Reading – Acts 2.14, 22b-28
Second Reading – 1 Peter 1.17-21
Gospel – Luke 24.13-35
Prayer Therapy
Touch the joys and troubles of your friends and
neighbours. Shared life is a shared prayer.
Heart
Voice
Mission
SEE WHAT’S HAPPENING! April:
26 - Parish office is closed
28 - Family Bingo Knight @ 5:00 pm (K of C Hall)
30 - Pancake Breakfast in K of C Hall (after mass)
May:
5 - Hootenanny @ 7:00 pm (K of C Hall)
7 - Coffee/Tea
11 - Lectors workshop @ 7:00 pm (Church)
27 - Healing Mass @ 11:00 am (Church)
Knights of Columbus Hall 52 Church St, Parry Sound
P2A 1Y7
Behind St. Peter’s Church
BINGO on Mondays 7-10pm (except July and August)
Wheelchair accessible - Full kitchen
Hall Rental – 705-774-9879 or
Email: [email protected]
Mary Street Boutique Recycled Quality Clothing Outlet
St. James United Church
Drop-off Bin in the parking lot
Sales every Tuesday from 12:30 to 3:00 pm
Sponsored by 5 local churches
including St. Peter the Apostle
Roman Catholic Church
www.SoundOrthotics.com [email protected]
CATHOLIC WOMEN’S
LEAGUE OF CANADA
St. Peter the Apostle Church
Parry Sound, ON
www.cwl.ca
www.cwl.on.ca/about-us
www.peterboroughcwl.com
President
Dianne Wilson
705-732-1396
Email: [email protected]
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