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Third Banns Between: Richard Limanck & Victoria Boutros
Second Banns Between: Randy Charles & Sandy Najem
Parking Lot:
Your help and donations would be greatly appreciated for Parking lot
Repairs. The cost of the repairs is $10,000.00. The amount of
$5,000.00 has already been paid out. Another $5,000.00 is due at the
end of the month. Also the Vent covers in the Church need to be
replaced at a cost of $1,000.00. Donations can be made through the
Priest or Church Office. Thank you in advance
Congratulations:
Congratulation to Alivia D’Angela who received the Sacrament of
Baptism at St. Anthony’s Parish of Sunday September 7th
2008. May God Bless her and her family
Marriage
Preparation Schedule: Next Marriage Preparation course is November 6th,
7th & 8th, 2008 at St. Michaels Church. Cost is $75.00.
You can register at St. Anthony’s church office or St. Michaels
Church office. Also, the 2009 Schedule for Windsor Classes is
ready. For more information please call Corpus Christi Church,
519-969-5292.
Community
Service:
If you wish to do your community service hours with our Church and
Youth Group, please contact Samia Abbas 519-326-1748 or Danny
Jraige 519-816-5321.
Babysitter
Needed: A Leamington family is looking for a middle-aged babysitter
who could be available on short notice to baby-sit 2 young children
between the ages of 7 and 12. If you are interested, please contact
the Church at 322-2282. Thank you.
Bingo
Volunteers: Volunteers are needed to conduct our Bingo sessions. If
you could volunteer 2 to 4 hours a month, either at 12 noon sessions
or 6PM sessions, once or twice a month, your help would be greatly
appreciated. Please contact church office
519-322-2282 or Gladys Tannous @ 519-326-7642.
Knights of Columbus News:
General
Meeting: Tuesday September 16th, 2008. All members are
welcome. Our Aug. 5th meeting was well attended and
productive.
Picnic and
Baseball: A family Picnic and baseball challenge are being planned
for late September. More information to follow at a later
date.
The Triumph of the Cross, September 14
St. Paul the Apostle spoke of the power of Christ’s Cross. According
to tradition, th 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 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 Egypt, the tree day loss of Jesus on the
pilgrimage to Jerusalem, meeting Jesus on the way to Calvary, the
hours she stood beneath the Cross, and the burial of Jesus in a
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