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Thank You: We would like to thank all those who helped in
any way during the Halloween Party at St. Anthony’s Parish,
especially Mrs. Vicki Tawil. May God bless you all and keep you
safe.
Altar Server Practice: Please sign up your name on the sheet
provided at the Church entrance if you are interested in being an
altar server. The practice will take place on Monday, November 9th,
2009 from 4:30 to 5:30PM.
Christmas Play: All the children interested in participating
in St. Anthony’s Christmas Play for this year, please sign up your
name on the sheet provided at the Church entrance.
Our deepest sympathies to the
Family and relatives of Joseph Daoud who passed away on Friday,
November 6, 2009 at the age of 56. The Funeral Mass for the rest of
his soul will be held at St. Anthony’s Parish on Monday, November
9th, 2009 at 10AM. May God rest his soul in peace and grant
consolation to his family and relatives.
Remembrance Day: On November 11th, we celebrate
Remembrance Day. At 11:00AM at the Royal Canadian Legion, Mr. Valère
Gaspard will present a wreath on behalf of St. Anthony’s Parish.
Please remember in your prayers all the veterans who died to protect
their country.
Bingo: Monday, November 9th, 2009 at 12 & 6 PM.
Knights of Columbus News:
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Our
October 27th meeting was well attended. Thank you
brothers for your time. Our January 30, 2010 banquet committee is
formed and is working to make it another great banquet. All our
community is welcome.
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We
have a 1st and 2nd degree this Sunday,
November 8 at 3PM. Candidates and sponsors please contact Elias or
Reg to confirm intentions.
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Please remember that all members are covered by a $ 1,000 accidental
death insurance policy, at NO cost. The K of C have many other
benefits to its members and families, in addition to the friendship
and fun that we have together.
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We
proudly support our Church, the Lebanese Club, the Ladies Auxiliary
or Our Lady of Lebanon, and anything that unites our Lebanese
Community. Give our K of C Council another look.
St. Michael the Archangel, November 8th
St.
Michael, who ranks among the seven archangels, is also one of the
three angels mentioned by name in the Scriptures. St. Michael is
spoken of twice in the Old Testament and twice in the New. In the
Apocalypse, we find the most dramatic reference to St. Michael.
Here John recounts the great battle in heaven, when the wicked
angels under Lucifer revolt against God, and how Michael, leading
the faithful angels, defeats the hosts of evil and drives them out.
In
this role he has been painted by many artists, and the poet Milton
recounts the famous struggle. Because of this victory, St. Michael
is revered in Catholic tradition and liturgy as the protector of the
Church, as once he was regarded as the protector of the Church, as
once he was regarded as the protector of the Israelites.
In
the Eastern Church, as well as among many Theologians in the West,
St. Michael is placed over all the angels, as prince of the
Seraphim.
He
is the special patron of sick people, mariners, and grocers; in Asia
Minor many curative springs were dedicated to him. His emblems are a
banner, a sword, a dragon, and scales. The name Michael is a
variation of Micah, meaning in Hebrew, “Who is like God?”
A Prayer of Remembrance
Almighty and eternal God, from hose love in Christ we cannot be
parted, either by death or life:
Hear our prayers and thanksgiving for all whom we remember this day:
Fulfill in them the purpose of your love; and bring us all, with
them, to your eternal joy; through Christ our Lord. Amen.
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