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07 JUNE 2015
Body & Blood
of Christ
The people in the first reading wanted to obey the Lord. Moses sealed this with the covenant of blood between the Lord and his people.
In the second reading, we hear that the blood of Christ obtained eternal redemption for human-kind. Jesus reminds us of this in the
Gospel as he celebrates the Passover with his disciples. Jesus was obedient to the Father, and suffered death on the cross. But before
he did this, Jesus established and sealed the New Covenant. The Lord shed his blood for us so that we could have hope of eternal
redemption. During the Last Supper, Christ spoke of the blood of the covenant. We are reminded of this covenant every time we gather to
celebrate the Liturgy of the Eucharist
Our Parish Mission Statement
We, the members of the Pro-Cathedral
of the Assumption community, believe that we have
been called through Baptism to live the Good News of
Jesus Christ under the patronage of Mary, our Mother.
We accomplish this by proclaiming the Word,
celebrating the Sacraments,
and reaching out to others.
PASTOR
Most Rev. Jean-Louis Plouffe, D.D.
Bishop of Sault Ste. Marie
RECTOR
Msgr. Dave Tramontini
ASSISTANT
Rev. Rex Lumine
IN RESIDENCE
Msgr. Normand Clement Chaplain, Nipissing-Parry Sound District Schools
Marriage:
Please pick up a Marriage
Information Booklet in the Church Vestibule to
review prior to contacting the parish office.
Anointing the Sick: Please call the parish
office for information.
Reconciliation: Every Saturday from 3:00 until 3:45 PM.
Eucharist: Please see mass schedule published in this
bulletin. Call the parish office to arrange for a Eucharistic
Minister to visit the sick and shut-in who are unable to
attend Mass.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: On the First Friday
of each month from 10:00 AM until 12:00 noon.
Baptism: Please pick up a Baptism Information Booklet in
the Church Vestibule to review prior to contacting the parish
office.
Rev. A. Man-Son-Hing Pastor, St. Peter the Apostle & St. Elizabeth Temagami
PERMANENT MINISTERS
Deacons
Diocesan Order of Women
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Miss
Mrs.
Mr. Albert Falconi
Mr. Donald Milligan
Mr. Donald Shago
Mr. Rick Hamelin
Mr. Gary Westenenk
Shirley Falconi
Norma Milligan
Ruth Godon
Frances-Clare Fraboni
CONTACT US
Monday
2 Corinthians 1. 1-7; Matthew 5. 1-12
Tuesday
2 Corinthians 1. 18-22; Matthew 5. 13-16
Wednesday
2 Corinthians 3. 4-11; Matthew 5. 17-19
Thursday
Acts 11. 21b-26; 13. 1-3; Matthew 10. 7-13
Friday
Hosea 11. 1-4, 8ac-9; Ephesians 3. 8-12,
14-19; John 19. 31-37
Saturday
2 Corinthians 5. 14-21; Matthew 5. 33-37
Sunday
Ezekiel 17. 22-24; 2 Corinthians 5. 6-10;
Mark 4. 26-34
TELEPHONE: (705) 472-3970
FACSIMILE:
(705) 494-8222
EMAIL: [email protected]
Our faith community dates back to 1886 when we were
originally located on Main Street West and called St. Mary’s
of the Lake and the cornerstone of the existing Cathedral was
laid in 1904. The history of our parish is recorded in the
memories of thousands of people who built our community.
Monday
8:30 AM to 12:00 NOON
Tuesday—Friday
8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
INFANT BAPTISM PREPARATION
A Baptismal Preparation Meeting will
be held in the Lower Sacristy on
TUESDAY, June 23 beginning at
7:00 PM. Those who wish to register
for this meeting to have their child baptized are
asked to call the parish office by Monday,
June 22. Baptism Preparation is mandatory
by Diocesan Policy.
Holiness is the First Vocation
Holiness Means Trying to be Like Jesus
How is God Calling You?
Marriage:
Most people are called to marriage—to
wholeheartedly love their spouse and to joyfully welcome
children. The purpose of marriage is for a man and woman
to help each other get to heaven and to teach their children
to do the same. Like any vocation, marriage must be
discerned, not assumed.
Religious Life: Both men and women can join
religious orders. The life and work of religious orders
varies greatly—from communities that dedicate themselves
to lives of prayer, to those who work actively in schools,
hospitals, orphanages, etc. The “glue” that holds together
religious life are the vows of poverty, chastity, and
obedience.
Priesthood: A priest’s job is to
bring Jesus to people and people to
Jesus—primarily through preaching the Gospel and administering
the sacraments.
Priests are
ordained for this ministry by a
bishop, who himself was ordained
by a bishop, on and on for two
thousand years.
We call this
unbroken
tradition
“apostolic
succession.”
Single Life: Some people are called to serve God as
single people, without marrying or taking special vows, but
nonetheless serving the Church in a meaningful way.
Single people “contribute greatly to the good of the human
family” (CCC 2231). “Some live their situation in the spirit
of the Beatitudes, serving God and neighbour in exemplary
fashion.” (CCC1658).
Vianney Vocations www.vianneyvocations.com
Pope Francis JUNE 2015 Prayer Intention
FOR UNIVERSAL: IMMIGRANTS & REFUGEES
Monday, 08 June - Weekday in Ordinary Time
Betty Bosch - The Edgar Family
Vern Chapman - Carmela and Tony Campanaro
Helene Drennan - Marie Gribbons
Tuesday, 09 June - Weekday in Ordinary Time
Souls in Purgatory - A Friend
Maria Pellanda - Lidia Chiocchio and Amelia Pessotto
Trevor Hughes - Don and Lorraine Shago
Wednesday, 10 June - Weekday in Ordinary Time
Linda Leblanc - Carmela and Tony Campanaro
Liza Kiokee - Daniel
Jose Suva - Lorenza and Stuart Thompson
Thursday, 11 June - Memorial of St. Barnabas, Apostle
9:30 AM
Mass with the Students from St. Hubert School
Rudy Dominico - Mary Jean Cundari
In Thanksgiving to St. Joseph - A Parishioner
Intention of Nicholas Beaulieu & Ali Gibson - Karen and Denis Beaulieu
Friday, 12 June - Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Sam Verrillo - The Verrillo Family
Leo Campanaro - Rocco Anello and Family
Rudy Dominico - Joe and Louise Defonzo
4:00 PM 13 June - Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Teresa and Frank Piekarski - Trudy Lang and Family
Rev. Mr. Jerry McIsaac - Helen and Family
In Honour of St. Anthony - The Tedesco Family
Maryann and Archie Truchon - Theresa Ringler
Sunday, 14 June - Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
9:00 AM
Anne Wilcox - Jack and Maudena Farnsworth
Rudy Dominico - Betty Ann and Peter Smith
Colleen O’Donnell - William and Patricia Barnhart
Armand Schiavo - Arthur and Lucille Schiavo
11:00 AM Intention of the Parishioners - Msgr. Dave Tramontini
A Prayer for First Communion
As you receive Holy Communion,
May you commit your heart anew
To God who loves you dearly
And wants the best for you.
And with God’s gentle guidance
To help you find your way,
May you always live for Him
And remember this special day.
That immigrants and refugees may find welcome and
respect in the countries to which they come.
FOR EVANGELIZATION: VOCATIONS
That the personal encounter with Jesus may arouse in many
young people the desire to offer their own lives
in priesthood or consecrated life.
Sunday Offering ~ 31 May
Sunday Offering
Building Fund
$6,712.75
$754.75
Catholic Women’s League
Ceremony of Presentation of Service Awards
During the June 3rd General Membership
and Dinner the following CWL members
received service pins for 2015:
10 YEARS
Ashley Amo
Millie Barnett
Scarlett Cuthbertson
Maria Ermel
Barbara Foubert
Barbara Gagne
Sister Rita Laberge
Bonnie Parslow
Darlene Truchon
20 YEARS
Claudette Armitage
Diane Carmichael
Patricia Goyette
Mary Miscio
Henriette Potvin
Marg Riopelle
25 YEARS
Jean Belec
Ann Boudreau
Rochelle Brown
Ella Lamothe
Brigida Plutino
Annemarie Ross
Pearl Whyte
30 YEARS
Kathleen Gauthier
Sue Lunnin
Sister Noreen Muldoon
Shirley Shaw
Connie Von Dusselldorp
35 YEARS
Annette Ferris
Marg Pugliese
May Rogers
Collette Tancredi
40 YEARS
Vicki Doucette
Sister Shannon Hickey
45 YEARS
Shirley O’Donnell
Joyce Pitt
50 YEARS
Carol Ann Mantha
55 YEARS
Maureen Marchildon
60 YEARS
Patricia Hosking
THE LITURGY OF THE
WORD FOR CHILDREN
The Liturgy of the Word
has ended for this year. We
will begin again September
20 at our 9:00 AM Liturgy.
Thank you to the many parents for supporting
this process by making Liturgy of the Word part of
the faith journey of your child.
There are many adults in our parish who have
taken this ministry and been faithful to the call to
spread the Good News.
I would like to thank these people: Suzanne
Lukasik, Jennifer Rachmann, Jennifer Bethiaume,
Rob Dufort, Annette Dutrisac, Georgie MacIntyre,
Carmelina McParland, Kim Morrissette, Anna
Morrow, Louise Newman, Dan Seguin, Mary Lou
Smith and Erin Tayler. A special thank you as well
to Antoinette McParland who provided the music
for each liturgy. And thank you to John and
Matthew McParland who were the cantors who
encouraged all to respond in song.
Thanks so much to all of you for taking the time
to prepare each liturgy and reflect with those
present. God bless each of you.
Darlene Truchon, Coordinator
Wonderful Indigenous Celebrations!
Thank you for your concern
with care and working with
love in League with others.
“O God, empower us!”
PRAYER LINE: Do you have prayer
requests you would like others to pray
for? These requests may be anonymous
or in detail.
If so, please call
Sister Shirley McNamara at 474-3800,
Ext. 295 or Lorraine Atchison at
474-0613 and they will gladly pass them on to others
who are waiting to receive your requests. If you
wish to join a prayer line to pray for intentions, call
the above contacts as well. Thank you.
On behalf of the Diocese of Sault St. Marie and the
ARISE/DEBOUT coordinator, please accept our
heartfelt thanks for all those who contributed in their
own way to the success of the Indigenous
Celebrations in Sudbury, North Bay and Sault
St. Marie.
Each celebration was unique to its region. This would
not have happened without the vision of Bishop
Plouffe and the generosity of the Elders who sat on
the Planning Committees of each
region. The Holy Spirit was at work
in our Diocese on these three
occasions.
For those who may have missed the
events, be aware that the intention is
to make this an annual celebration.
Please check the Diocesan website to view pictures
from the celebrations:
OFFICES/ENGLISHPASTORALSERVICES/ARISE
http://www.dioceseofsaultstemarie.org
June 12 at 6:00 PM – Pro-Cathedral CWL Relay for Life Team
“One Heart, One Voice, One Mission” team could use your
support. Come and cheer, pray and support our ladies at the
relay to support those who have been affected by cancer in one
way or another. For information, call Leah Pierce at 472-5687.
St. Anthony’s Feast Pasta & Meatball Dinner on Saturday,
June 13 at St. Peter the Apostle Church. Mass at 4:30 PM,
followed by procession and Dinner at 6 PM. Tickets $12/adult;
$6/children 11 & under; children under 5 free. For tickets, call
Nella at 494-9424. Proceeds to the Nipissing Serenity Hospice.
Women Helping Women Tea & Dessert Fundraiser Saturday,
June 13 from 1:00 to 3:00 PM at the Pro-Cathedral Parish Hall.
$5 tickets can be purchased at the door. All proceeds will go
towards The Ojibway Women’s Lodge, Nipissing Transition House
and Amelia Rising Sexual Assault Centre of Nipissing in support
of women in crisis. (Anyone wishing to donate baking – gluten
free, diabetic or regular baking) can contact Debbie at 478-8353
or Lisa at 493-4164. Thank you!
Ascending Life Gathering for retired and older persons meets
for spirituality, mission and friendship, Thursday June 25 at
2:00 PM in the Parish Hall at Pro-Cathedral. Reflect and share on
our theme The Sacred Heart of Jesus. Why not get your ARISE
group together from last season and join us!
The Promises of Fatima: Come pray the Rosary with a group
of dedicated people who form a Fr. Gobbi Cenacle honouring our
Blessed Virgin Mary. Wednesday mornings at 9:30 AM at
St. Peter’s Parish followed by Mass.
North Bay Regional Eucharistic Adoration:
Holy Name
Church, Mon-Wed-Fri (Noon – 6 PM), Tuesday (Noon - 9 PM),
Thursday (Noon - 5 PM). Come and visit Jesus in this Sacrament
of love. To make a commitment call Lena Butler, 497-3434
Open Adoration: St. Alphonsus in Callander every Friday
8:30 AM to 12:00 Noon. First Friday 8:30 AM to 8:30 AM (24Hrs).
St. Joseph’s Motherhouse first Sunday of the month from
3:30-4:30 PM in Holy Family Chapel and Pro-Cathedral First
Friday 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon.
Birthright (Pregnancy Distress Support) located at 269 Main
Street West (4th Floor ~ Room 411). For assistance if you are
pregnant or to volunteer to help women get the assistance they
need call Leona at the office (474-2999) for more information.
Devotion to Our Lady of Perpetual Help every Wednesday at
11:55 AM at Pro-Cathedral of the Assumption prior to the
12:05 PM mass.
Springtime of the Spirit Regional Prayer Group at Holy Name
of Jesus Parish Wednesdays at 6:30 PM. Recitation of the rosary,
praise and worship, meditative prayer, sharing and fellowship.
Knights of Columbus Council 1007 Charity Lottery 2015 on
sale by contacting Michel Joly at 495-1792. $100 for 52 weekly
draws of $1,000 - call now for your ticket! Lottery Licence 7069
The Ignatian Spiritual Exercises in Everyday Life, written out
of Saint Ignatius of Loyola’s experience of God, are being offered
in the Fall of 2015 at Villa Loyola. They will consist of 30 weeks of
prayer material with small group gatherings to be held every
second week during which you will learn strategies for discerning
God’s will for you. The Director of the Exercises will be
Fr. Ronald Perron, S.J.. If you are interested in following the
Spiritual Exercises or are unfamiliar with them and want to
learn more, please join us at our introductory evening
Tuesday June 15 2015 at 7:00 pm at 4951 Long Lake Road
(705-522-3502 ext. 0).
St. Joseph Motherhouse presents a Shalom Directed Retreat
Sunday, July 19 at 7:00 PM to Saturday July 25 at 1:00 PM.
Offering: $450:00. For more information call Sr. Phyllis O’Connor
at 474-3800, extension 213 or email her at [email protected]
Marriage Preparation Program Weekends
October 23-24. Couples should register early by calling
472-5821. Series limited to 18 couples – register early!
Material cost $40/couple payable at time of registration.
THE EDGE Youth Group for Grades 5, 6, 7 and 8's 6:45-8:30
pm on Monday evenings in the downstairs hall of St. Joseph’s
Catholic Church, Powassan. Explore issues of our faith through
live music, drama, small group discussions, guest speakers,
games, scripture, crafts etc. Double bonus: snacks and prizes!
No need to pre-register. Call Pauline at 724-5964 or Jeannine at
724-3424 for information. Let us know if you need transportation
Regional Catholic Charities used clothing for free distribution
to those in need. Seasonal clothing for men, women, children
and infants, shoes, or accessories, can be dropped off at the
Pro-Cathedral Rectory or the Catholic Charities entrance any
Tuesday from 9-11:30 AM. Items should be clean and in good
repair.
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd National Level 1 Course –
Part A: A formation experience for adults to work with 3-6
year old children. Monday July 13 to Saturday, July 18 at Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church in Kanata, Ontario. Call Dale at 613225-0988 or email [email protected] for more information.
Good Shepherd Atrium Located at the Pro-Cathedral Church,
the atrium for the Catechesis of the program provides a special
place for children 3 to 5 years old to follow the church calendar,
come to know Jesus, through parables, songs, art work,
geography and more. Materials are faithful to the beliefs and
practices of the Catholic Faith.
For information, visit
www.cgsac.ca, call Erin Tayler 476-8509 or Lynn Boivin at
494-7226 or email [email protected]
Celebrate Recovery – a Christ-centred recovery program for any
hurt, hang-up, or habit.. Meets Tuesdays at 7:00 PM at First
Baptist Church, 1250 Cassells. Visit www.celebraterecovery.ca or
www.fbcnb.ca for more information. Join us!
Summer Retreat at Villa Loyola ~ Praying with the Words of
St. Ignatius: a pilgrimage through the Spiritual Exercises.
Sunday August 9 (7pm) to Friday August 14 (1pm) with director,
Fr. Joseph Schner, S.J.
Cost $475.00 (spiritual direction,
private room, meals and taxes included). Register by calling
705-522-3502 Monday to Friday or by email at [email protected]
Tour of the Major Shrines of Europe has been arranged for
the Fall of 2015. Led by Father Hamish Currie, we will pray and
have mass at all the major Shrines on this tour. September 26October 11 All-Inclusive (travel, tours, superior accommodation,
breakfast and dinner) $3690/person (airport taxes $583). For
further information check the website www.preciousbloodssm.com
or call parish office 705-256-8474.
Knights of Columbus Meetings
Fr. Michael Cundari Council, 12030 at Holy Name
Church:
General
Meeting
fourth
Tuesday of each month at 7:30 PM
Contact: Joe Sinicrope at 497-0604
Corpus Christi Knights of Columbus Council 12106 now meet
second Tuesday of each month with regular and executive
meetings held the same day at the Canadian Forces Base Church
(Queen of Peace). Contact: Don Brown 472-6429
We also collect pop cans for charity work. Please drop off
you cans at Holy Name Church beside the Garage.
Knights of Columbus Council #1007 General Meeting first
Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM at St. Peter’s Church in the
Church Hall, rosary at 6:30 PM. Refreshments served. Executive
Meeting last Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM at St. Peter’s
Church in the Church Hall. New or transferring members can
contact Mike Maunsell at 491-0006 or [email protected]