Two weeks ago, at the 5:00 pm Saturday Mass it was announced that the parish would attempt to raise $1500 to purchase a BBQ for future socials. On the way out of Church, an anonymous donor gave $1500 cash. Thank you very much for this generous donation.
Deacon Dan Kennedy, SJ, has served at our parish for the past year as a transitional deacon. He will be ordained a priest on Saturday, June 10 in Milwaukee. Following his ordination, he will work in High School administration in Detroit, While doing further studies. The parish thanks Deacon Dan for his ministry and Wishes him God’s blessings in his future ministry. Thank you Deacon Dan!!!
The parish extends its heartfelt congratulations to Elliot Costa, Londyn Da Silva, Xavier Martin, Matthew Cristoforo Schulz, Avery Howard, Gwen Howard, Audrey Martin, Claire Martin, and Charliez Ortega who received their First Holy Communion this weekend.
Bulletin for week of May 7, 2023
On Sunday, May 7, 2023, Catholics throughout the Archdiocese are encouraged to participate in Mental Health in the Faith Communities Awareness Sunday. The special focus for this day to raise awareness in our parish communities of the importance of mental health, how we need to look after it, and how important it is to get help if we are struggling. In our faith communities, people often report experiencing shame or stigma attached to mental health and mental health illness. Having open conversations about mental health issues, listening, and sharing information, opens doors to seeking help, and healing. So, on Sunday, May 7, 2023, let’s talk about mental health and help stop the silence, stigma and shame. A list of mental health resources can be found on the Archdiocese’s website.
“We Are Many,
We Are One”
During Catholic Education Week, April 30th to May 5th, 2023, we give thanks for the gift of publicly funded Catholic Education in our province. Catholic schools foster supportive communities where young people can experience the joy of God’s love and understand the Christian mission in the world. Together, our parishes, educators and families sow the seeds of faith with the next generation of Catholics, challenging them to live as joyful and faithful disciples. To affirm your support of Catholic education and sign-up for email updates, visit: www.togetherinfaith.ca.
The most famous Psalm in the Bible is that which we hear proclaimed this Sunday – the 23rd Psalm. Almost every Christian knows it. Those powerful words—”The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want…Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I fear no evil; for you are with me; your rod and your staff – they comfort me”—are often proclaimed at funerals, or other liturgies. It speaks of a profound trust in God, despite the difficulties and trials of life. The Psalm contains words of Christian hope, that speak of a confidence in Christ and His Resurrection to overcome all of life’s challenges, and that this living God who has destroyed death, is with us all the time. Continue reading
Bulletin for week of April 30, 2023
