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We
would like to thank Rev. Father Fadi Helwanji for being with us
today. May God bless him.
Thank You:
Fr. Elie would like to thank each and every one of you for your
kindness and support. May God bless you all with your families.
3rd Banns Between:
Jason Raheb
&
Dawn Jean Ross
Bingo:
Monday, September 24th, 2007 @ 1 & 7PM.
Knights of Columbus News:
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General Meeting:
Tuesday, Sep. 18th, 2007 @ 7PM at Church Hall.
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1st & 2nd Degree:
There is a 1st and 2nd Degree coming up on
Sunday Sep. 9th, 2007 at 1PM in Kingsville. All current 1st
degree members should consider getting their 2nd degree
on that day. Also, any new candidates with Form 100 filled and
approved can become a 1st and 2nd degree that
same day. If anyone that wants to become a member. Please fill a
Form 100 and give it to an executive member or drop it off at the
mailbox in the Church before our next executive meeting on Tuesday
Sep. 4th, 2007. All degree candidates should meet at St.
Anthony’s Church parking lot at 12:30PM so that we can leave
together and share a ride.
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K of C Bingo Sessions:
Friday, August 31st, 2007 at 7PM. If anyone is available
to help please contact Bechara Daher.
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K of C Baseball Challenge:
29 and under members or potential members vs, 30 and over members or
potential members on Saturday Sep. 29th 2007 at 12:30PM
at Leamington Kinsmen’s Diamonds. Contact Tony Zeiter, P. J. Tawil
or Elias Khayat for further details.
A Special Service
at the Baby Butterfly Garden on September 16th, 2007 at
Erie Memorial Gardens, Leamington. Service of Remembrance and
reception to follow. For further information please call Liz Chaplin
at (519)326-2373 ext. 4443 or Donna White (R.N. Newborn Care) at
(519) 326-2373 ext. 4131. This service is for anyone who has been
affected by the grief of miscarriage, stillbirth or death of a
newborn.
Our deepest sympathies to the Skaf Family for the loss of Yvonne
Skaf who passed away in Windsor at the age of 78. The Funeral Mass
was held on Friday, September 7th, 2007 at St. Peter’s
Church in Windsor. May God rest her soul in peace and grant
consolation for her family and relatives.
The 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 test.
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 15th
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 Egpyt, the three day loss of Jesus in
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.
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