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Sun.
September 10th, 2006
Fifteenth Sunday of the Pentecost Season
الأحد الخامس عشَر
من زمن العنصرة
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9:30AM: Sarkis Boula Boutros & Helen Isaac & Madeleine & Elias
Boutros
(Family)
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11:00AM: Boula Tannous (6 Mths. Mem. Mass) (Family)
Mon.
September 11th, 2006
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9:00AM: Rosary Prayers (4 Mysteries)
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5:45PM: Devotion Prayers to St. Anne.
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6:00PM: Youssef Habib Saad & Wife & Son Habib & Parents &
Deceased Brothers & Sisters (Sadie Jraige)
Tue. September
12th, 2006
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5:45PM:
Devotion Prayers to St. Anthony.
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6:00PM: Theresa Raheb & Tannous Raheb (Sarkis Raheb)
Wed.
September 13th, 2006
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5:00PM:
Devotion Prayers to
Mother Mary.
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6:00PM:
Nouhad Nassar
(Ricardo
Kantati)
Thu. September
14th, 2006
Triumph of the
Holy Cross.
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5:30PM:
St. Charbel’s Prayers.
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6:00PM:
Antonios Youssef Elbaresh (Family)
Fri. September
15th, 2006
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5:45PM:
Devotion Prayers to the Sacred Heart.
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6:00PM: All Forgotten Souls (Donated)
Sun. September
17th, 2006
First Sunday
after the Holy Cross
الأحد الأوّل
بعد عيد الصليب
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9:30AM: Elias Obeid (Family)
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11:00AM: Milani Abraham (Family)
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We would like to wish Fr. Elie a safe trip to Lebanon. May God bless
him and make his stay a restful one.
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The Mayor of Tourza for one more day, Monday, September 11th,
2006 from 9:00AM to 12:00PM if you want to complete the registry
forms. We thank Mr. Maksoud for his presence and assistance.
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Our Lady of
Guadalupe:
The Statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe will visit our Parish starting
October 7th, 2006. If you are interested in having Mother
Mary visit your home for one day, please sign up your name on the
sheet provided at the Church entrance.
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Bingo
Sessions:
Thursday, October 5th, 2006 at 1:00PM.
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Erie Memorial
Gardens:
Introducing
our new Baby Butterfly with a special dedication of the Chrysalis
Corner, September 17th, 2006 at Erie Memorial Gardens at
2:00PM. A service of Remembrance and Reception to follow. This
service is for anyone who was affected by the grief of miscarriage,
stillbirth, or death of a newborn. For further information, please
call: Liz Chaplain @ 519-326-2373, ext. 4443 or Donna White @
519-326-2373, ext. 4131.
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Tony Kiwan:
Haddad Entertainment proudly presents: Tony Kiwan in Windsor, Friday
September 22, 2006 with Belly Dancer Performance at the Fogolar
Club, North Service Rd., 1800 EC Row Ave. East, (519) 966-2300.
Tickets start at $ 70.00 with dinner. VIP available. For Tickets and
reservations, call: Karim: (519)971-9075, George:
(519) 250-5506.
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Join Life
Chain:
All you do is hold a sign that reads “Abortion kills children” for
one hour from 2:30 to 3:30PM on International Life Chain Sunday held
October 1st, 2006 along Erie & Talbot St. Life Chain is a
peaceful public witness to the truth. We need to give public witness
that we protest the deliberate killing of unborn babies. If you have
never participated in a life chain, please consider giving it a try.
Will you invest one hour to save a lifetime! For more info, please
call: 519-325-0929.
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Knights of
Columbus News:
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General
Meeting:
Tuesday, September 19th, 2006 at 7:30PM at Church Hall.
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First Degree
Initiation:
Sunday, September 17th, 2006 in Harrow and Sunday October
29th, 2006 in Kingsville. Candidates be there at 1:00PM
and degree starts at 2:00PM.
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First and 2nd
Degree:
September 24th, 2006 Father Paul Watson, Council 8918,
1:00PM and November 22nd, 2006, St. Peter’s Maronite
Council 13335 at 6:00PM.
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K O C Bingo
Sessions:
Monday October
30, 2006 at 7:00PM and Saturday, November 11, 2006 at 1:00PM.
Triumph of the
Cross, September 14th
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
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 Simeon 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 Before
The Cross
Look down upon
me, good and gentle Jesus while before your face I humbly kneel and,
with burning soul, pray and beseech you to fix deep in my heart
lively sentiments of faith, hope and charity; true contrition for my
sins, and a firm purpose of amendment. While I contemplate with
great love and tender pity, your five most precious wounds,
pondering over them within me and calling to mind the words which
David your prophet, said to you, my Jesus, “They have pierced my
hands and my feet, they have numbered all my bones.” Amen.
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