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Welcome:
We would to welcome to our parish
Rev. Father Pierre Azzi who will be replacing Fr. Elie for a
month. May God bless him and give the health and strength to
continue his mission.
Thanks:
A special Thank you to all the
Sponsors and the volunteers who made St. Anthony's Fun Fair a
great success. May God bless you all.
Week Day Masses:
Week Day Masses will be celebrated
every morning at 9:00AM. Daily prayers will take place at 8:30AM.
All are welcome.
Marriage Preparation Course:
The next Marriage Preparation
Classes will be held Thursday, October 21 - Saturday October
23 at St. Michael's Parish in Leamington.
Couples planning marriage in
2005 should fill out a registration form available at St. Michael's
Church or from the office. Cost is $ 75.00 per couple
Cardinal Carter Catholic Secondary
School:
Cardinal Carter Catholic Secondary
School will be concluding its first Fundraiser from September
7 to September 27, 2004.
Please help the School raise
money by buying beautiful spring/summer flower bulbs.
Please contact our main office
at 322-2804 to place an order.
We Have a Mission:
St. Joseph's parish in partnership
with St. Clement and St. Paul proudly present this inspirational
gospel show.
Proceeds to benefit: St. Joseph's
music program, St. Joseph's and St. Paul's World Youth Day Program
and the St. Clement Parish Hall Fund. Bring your family and tell
your friends!
This incredible concert will
take place on Sunday, October 3rd, 2004 at 3:00PM at St. Joseph's
Church, 9399 North Townline, River Canard. General Admission
tickets $ 10.00
Permanent Diaconate Formation:
The Diocese of London will be
receiving inquiries from interested applicants for admission
to the Permanent Diaconate Formation and study program. It will
be held on:
Saturday, September 25, 2004,
3;00 to 5;00PM at St. Peter's Seminary, 1040 Waterloo St. North,
London, Ontario, phone # (5190 432-1824 ext. 215.
Those interested in applying
for admission MUST ATTEND and REGISTER themselves as INQUIRER
after the formation session. All are welcome.
Turkey Dinner:
Turkey Dinner at St. Paul Lutheran
Church, 311 Sherk St., Leamington ON, Thursday September 23rd,
2004, 4:30PM - 7:30PM. Adults $ 11.00, Children 12 and under
$ 5.00, children 4 and under - free.
For tickets please call: Kim
at 326-7174, Melody at 825-7725 or April at 326-8524. Take out
available.
All are welcome.
Mass for the Deceased:
Heavenly Rest Cemetery, Resurrection
Mausoleum, Tuesday, September 21st, at 4:30PM. Celebrant Father
Larry Brunet, Pastor of Holy Name Parish, Essex.
The primary intention of this
Mass: the deceased of August 2004 and September Anniversaries
of death. All are welcome.
Holy Names Catholic School:
Holy Names Catholic School in
Windsor will be celebrating its 20th Anniversary in October 2005.
A reunion committee is compiling a database of alumni, and former
and current staff.
It you, or someone you know,
fits into these categories, please visit, www.wesdsb.on.ca/100/HNHS_Alumni
The Triumph of the Holy
Cross, September 14
St. Paul the Apostle spoke of
the power of Christ's Cross. According to tradition, the Empress
Helena discovered the Lord's Cross in Jerusalem on September
14, 320. Five years later, a great Church was built on Mount
Calvary by Emperor Constantine to shelter the holy relic.
Parts of the wood of the Cross
were sent to the major cities of Christendom, where they were
shown to the faithful on this special feast.
We worship you, O Christ,
And we praise you, because by your Cross you have redeemed the
world.
By this holy tree you gave your people victory, and put aside
the tree of our defeat.
Our Lady of the Sorrows,
September 15
St. Paul the Apostle spoke of
the power of Christ's Cross. According to tradition, the Empress
Helena discovered the Lord's Cross in Jerusalem on September
14, 320. Five years later, a great Church was built on Mount
Calvary by Emperor Constantine to shelter the holy relic.
Parts of the wood of the Cross
were sent to the major cities of Christendom, where they were
shown to the faithful on this special feast.
We worship you, O Christ,
And we praise you, because by your Cross you have redeemed the
world.
By this holy tree you gave your people victory, and put aside
the tree of our defeat.
Our Lady of the Sorrows,
September 15
The feast, popular in the Middle
Ages, follows the feast of Mary's birth on September 8. It recalls
the special bond between Jesus and Mary and reminds us of the
torment and suffering of Christ. Mary suffered greatly as the
Mother of God, and the pain she felt was real.
The feast of our Lady of Sorrows
recalls the succession of sorrows Mary experienced during her
life: the prophecy she heard from Simon in the temple, the flight
into Egypt, the three-day loss of Jesus on the pilgrimage to
Jerusalem, meeting Jesus on the way to Calvary, the hours she
stood beneath the Cross, the removal of Jesus from the Cross
and the burial of Jesus in a tomb.
Holy Mother, pierce me
through; in my heart each wound renew of my Saviour crucified.
Prayer for Healing
Lord, You invite all who are
burdened to come to You. Allow your healing hand to heal me.
Touch my soul with your compassion for others. Touch my heart
with Your courage and infinite love for all.
Touch my mind with Your wisdom,
that my mouth may always proclaim Your praise. Teach me to reach
out to You in my need, and help me to lead others to You by my
example.
Most loving Heart of Jesus, bring
me health in body and spirit that I may serve You with all my
strength. Touch gently this life which You have created, now
and forever.
Amen.
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