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Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
is held in the chapel every Thursday from 6am to
9 pm. Intentions: Vocations, Sanctity of Life and all who are ill. If you can give an hour to Jesus please call
Shirley 613-548-3091 or Karla 613-546-0285.
Rosary & Divine Chaplet
Every Thursday in the chapel at 7 pm.
A prayer hour for our Priests!
Prayer Network
Over 50 people are praying daily for your intentions. If you would like to add someone to the prayer list or if you would like
to join the prayer network call Christine at the parish office.
Catholic Women’s League
President: Karla Nichols 613-546-0285
General meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month at 7:00 pm in
St. Joseph’s Room (from Sept. to June).
All ladies are welcome!
Knights of Columbus
Grand Knight: Jean Pellerin 613-548-4121.
[email protected]
General meetings are held on the second Monday of the Month at 7:00 pm in
St. Joseph’s Room (from Sept. to June).
Fr. Wes Chochrek
Peter Scott
Roseanne Hogan
Roy Gould
Marguerite Laudanski
Jean Pellerin
Fr. Wes Chochrek
John Uliana – Chair
Peter Finnegan
Claire Fjarlie
Parish Pastoral Council
Chris Horezcy– Chair
Jacki McCabe
Joan Bryan
Bonnie Henderson
Mary Lynn Jefferies
Finance Committee
Karla Nichols
Colleen Emmerson
Helen Heyd
Property Committee
Fr. Wes Chochrek
Basil Brosso
Guy Lahaie
Robert Portman
Joe Payne
Pat Stenson
Mission Committee
Fr. Wes Chochrek
Marjorie Henderson – Chair
Phil Henderson
Ignatius Green
Linda Goldstein
Roseanne Hogan
Vi Pearse
Dorothy Green
Pauline Burns
Liturgy Committee
Fr. Wes Chochrek
Joan Bryan
Madeline Halladay
Jodie Compeau
Weekend Mass Times
Saturday 5:00 pm – Church
Sunday 9:00 am – Church
Sunday 10:30 am – Church
Sunday 12:00 pm –Polish Mass – Church
Mass Intentions
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Oct. 12, 2014
Memorial –St. Ignatius of Antioch
Fri.
Oct. 17- 9:30 am – St. Martha School
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Oct. 19, 2014
Sat.
Oct. 18 - 5:00 pm – Monica Brosso (Basil)
Sun.
Oct. 19 - 9:00 am – Mass for the People
10:30 am Mass for the People
12:00 pm –Polish Mass
Lectors
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Oct. 19, 2014
5 pm –
9 am – Patricia Croxford
10:30 am – Julie Campbell
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Oct. 19, 2014
5 pm –Mike Stenson & Marguerite Laudanski
9 am –Odette Denison & Jean Richards
10:30 am – Robert Campbell & Claire Fjarlie
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time –Oct. 19, 2014
2nd
1st Reading: Isaiah 45.1, 4-6
Reading: 1 Thessalonians 1.1-5ab
Gospel: Matthew 22.15-21
The Sanctuary Lamp burns to remind us of Christ’s presence in the Blessed Sacrament.
This week the Sanctuary Lamp burns
For a special intention
If you wish to sponsor the sanctuary lamp for one week the cost is $10.00
Stewardship Report:
Your generous support of Holy Name of Jesus Church Ministry last weekend resulted in:
Regular - $ 1,939.75
Improvement Fund - $ 237.00
Other - $ 360.00
St. Vincent de Paul - $ 20.00
Needs of the Church -$ 105.00
Thank You for your generosity!
Shine Like the Son Youth Conference: Sat. Oct. 18 from 9 am to 5 pm at Holy Cross High School
for youth ages 13-19. See Bulletin Board for details.
IS GOD CALLING YOU TO BECOME A DEACON? The Archdiocese of Kingston is seeking men with a
“DEACON’S HEART.” If you feel called to serve God and the Church by following in the footsteps of Christ the
servant please consider attending the next Diaconal Vocation Inquiry Day scheduled to be held at the Diocesan
Centre on Palace Rd. in Kingston on Saturday October 18 beginning at 9 am.
Catholic Women’s League News:
*Our C.W.L. will be attending the “Reasons for Hope” Birthright Dinner and Silent Auction on Nov. 1st. We would
like to fill a table of 10. Please call Karla if you would like to attend.613-546-0285. Tickets are $50.
*At the Nov. 5th meeting, the C.W.L. will be sending cards to protest euthanasia.
Food Bag Blitz: For the next two weekends our Mission Committee will have bags of food ready for you to
purchase (for $5) and donate to St Vincent de Paul Society. This is such an easy way to feed the hungry. Any
Monetary donations will be gladly accepted.
Christmas Volunteers Needed! In order to keep running the Children’s pageant at a 5 pm Mass at
St. Martha School we need volunteers to help with the pageant and it’s planning as well as people to set up and
take down for the Mass. If you can help, please call Christine at the parish office.
St. Patrick’s Napanee Annual Harvest Bazaar
Saturday, Oct. 18 from 10 am to 1 pm at St. Patrick’s Parish Hall on West St. in Napanee. Grand Luncheon from
11:00 to 1:00 ($6-Adults, $3 children 12 and under)
See poster on bulletin board.
Parish Mission in Westport and Elgin Oct. 19-22: The Mission will be given by Fr. Jean-Pierre Pilon from
Campbellford. The talks will be centered on the life and teachings of St. John Paul II. Four different talks
Sun. Oct. 19 at St. Columbanus, Elgin - 7 pm
Mon. Oct. 20 at St. Edward, Westport -6:30 Mass followed by 7 pm talk
Tues. Oct 21 at St. Columbanus, Elgin – 6:30 Mass followed by 7 pm talk
Wed. Oct. 22 at St. Edward, Westport -6:30 Mass followed by 7 pm talk.
Confessions at the end of each night.
Theology of the Body Tuesdays: Vigil of the First Feast for St. John Paul II Every 3rd Tuesday, we’ll meet and
discuss one topic from St. John Paul II’s writings on Creation entitled Theology of the Body. Come out on Oct. 21 at
7:30 pm at St. Mary’s Parish Centre!
For more info tobkingston.blogspot.ca.
Annual Liturgical Conference : The Archdiocese of Kingston invites you to our Annual Liturgical Conference called
“The Evangelizing Power of the Liturgy”: Friday eve. Nov. 14th 6:30 pm to 9 pm and Saturday Nov. 15 from 9 am to
3:30 pm at the Providence Spirituality Centre. Facilitator: Msgr Murray Kroetsch VG, Hamilton, ON. Registration
deadline is Oct. 30. Commuters: $50. Overnight: $95. To register call Gorrett or Nancy at 613-548-4461.
Providence manor requires volunteers to assist residents going to and from Mass in the home. Please see notice
on bulletin board.
As part of the Caritas campaign against global hunger launched by Pope Francis, you are invited to join
Development and Peace on Saturday October 18th at the Providence Mother House, 1200 Princess St. from 9 am
to 12 noon (simple lunch to follow) to learn about our parish-based ‘Sow Much Love’ initiative”. Small Family farms
are vital in the fight against global hunger but they are losing access to the seeds they need for planting. Come learn
what you can do to help. RSVP to Sr. Una Byrne 613-544-4525 ext. 103.
Next Sunday is World Mission Sunday. Every parish across the world will celebrate World Mission Sunday next
week. It is a global sign of the Universal Church and Mission. Your prayers and donations will help support
churches, hospitals, schools and vocations in countries where the Church is beginning, where it is new. Please be
as generous as possible to the collection for the Propagation of Faith, for more than 1,120 dioceses in Asia, Africa,
Latin America, the Pacific Islands and some of our Canadian dioceses depend on the World Mission collection.
Winter Coat Drive: Hotel Dieu Hospital is looking for gently used winter coats for its 2014 Coat Drive. Down-filled
style coats and ski jackets are particularly needed, plus men’s winter coats. Drop off starts Weekdays Oct. 20 to
Nov. 12 at the hospital’s Sydenham St. entrance during reg. business hours. 613-544-3310 ext. 2311.
Volunteers needed to help with distribution of coats at St. Mary’s Parish Centre. It will operate 1-4 pm Monday to
Saturday, Nov. 17 to Dec. 22 and Jan 5-17.
Any assistance would be appreciated. 613-546-5521 ext. 5521.
New Life Group Meetings: If you are experiencing the trauma of a failed marriage and searching for ways to cope,
attend the support group on Alternate Tuesdays. Next meeting. Oct. 21 “Co-Dependency: Breaking the Cycle”
Facilitator: Fr. Mac Burke
Mass Intentions
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Oct. 5, 2014
Memorial – Our lady of the Rosary
Tues. Oct. 7 – 9:00 am – Monica Brosso (Basil)
Wed. Oct. 8 – 9:00 am – Monica Brosso (Basil)
Thurs. Oct. 9 - 9:00 am – Monica Brosso (Basil)
Fri.
Oct. 10- 10:30 am –Fairmount Nsg Home
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Oct. 12, 2014
Sat.
Oct. 11 - 5:00 pm – Michael Corrigan
(Pearse Family)
Sun.
Oct. 12 - 9:00 am – Monica Brosso( Basil)
10:30 am Mass for the People
12:00 pm –Polish Mass
Lectors
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Oct. 12, 2014
5 pm – Marie Thiele
9 am – Bob Bouvier
10:30 am – Shannon Mulholland
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Oct. 12, 2014
5 pm –Madeline Halladay & Roseanne Hogan
9 am –Bonnie Henderson & Roseanne Hogan
10:30 am – Phil & Marjorie Henderson
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time –Oct. 12, 2014
2nd
1st Reading: Isaiah 25.6-10a
Reading: Philippians 4.12-14, 19-20
Gospel: Matthew 22.1-14
The Sanctuary Lamp burns to remind us of Christ’s presence in the Blessed Sacrament.
This week the Sanctuary Lamp burns
For Holy name of Jesus prayer network
If you wish to sponsor the sanctuary lamp for one week the cost is $10.00
Stewardship Report:
Your generous support of Holy Name of Jesus Church Ministry last weekend resulted in:
Regular - 1,838.50
Improvement Fund - $ 134.50
Other - $ 150.00
Needs of the Church -$ 335.00
Thank You for your generosity!
Shine Like the Son Youth Conference: Sat. Oct. 18 from 9 am to 5 pm at Holy Cross High School for youth ages
13-19. See Bulletin Board for details.
Catholic Women’s League News:
*Our C.W.L. will be attending the “Reasons for Hope” Birthright Dinner and Silent Auction on Nov. 1st. We would
like to fill a table of 10. Please call Karla if you would like to attend.613-546-0285. Tickets are $50.
*Cakeless Bakesale on the weekend of Oct. 4/5. Instead of spending money and time on ingredients and
preparation, put the money you would have spent into an envelope for the C.W.L. Please mark your envelope
Cakeless Bakesale and put it in the collection.
Thank You!
*At the Nov. 5th meeting, the C.W.L. will be sending cards to protest euthanasia.
Annual Diocesan Catholic Women’s League Retreat: Saturday, Oct. 18 from 9 am to 3 pm at Our lady of Lourdes
Parish on Days Rd. Registration is $5. Coffee and muffins will be provided. Bring a brown bag lunch. If you would
like to attend please let your president know by October 10th –(Karla 613-546-0285). See bulletin board for details.
Birthright Kingston is proud to present, “Reasons for Hope”, a dinner and silent auction event. We are
pleased to welcome our keynote speaker, Frederica Mathewes-Green as well as president of Birthright International,
Louise Summerhill. This event will take place on Saturday November 1st at Our Lady of Fatima Parish Hall. Tickets
are $50 each (with a $25 tax receipt) and $25 for students. For tickets or more info call
613-546-5433 or email [email protected].
In order to protect and preserve Catholic Education, it is important that ratepayers ensure they are registered to
vote as a Catholic separate school supporter. Unless you are identified as an English Separate School Supporter,
you cannot vote for Catholic School Trustees and you are not counted as a supporter of Catholic Education in
Ontario. To Register, check or change your Direction of School Support Designation, contact the Algonquin and
Lakeshore Catholic District School Board at 613-354-2255 or visit voterlookup.ca
Catholic School Trustee All Candidates Debate:
Cancelled!
St. Paul the Apostle Presents: In the Beginning: Evidence for God from Physics. In this four part series, Fr.
Robert Spitzer, expert in physics, philosophy and theology, debunks the myth as he discusses the Big Bang and the
Origin of the Universe with sound reason, credible science, and faithful theology. Sessions will be held every other
Tuesday, starting Oct. 14th at 6:30 pm at St. Paul the Apostle in the main hall. For more info call 613-389-2174.
St. Patrick’s Napanee Annual Harvest Bazaar
Saturday, Oct. 18 from 10 am to 1 pm at St. Patrick’s Parish Hall on West St. in Napanee. Grand Luncheon from
11:00 to 1:00 ($6-Adults, $3 children 12 and under)
See poster on bulletin board.
Parish Mission in Westport and Elgin Oct. 19-22: The Mission will be given by Fr. Jean-Pierre Pilon from
Campbellford. The talks will be centered on the life and teachings of St. John Paul II. Four different talks
Sun. Oct. 19 at St. Columbanus, Elgin - 7 pm
Mon. Oct. 20 at St. Edward, Westport -6:30 Mass followed by 7 pm talk
Tues. Oct 21 at St. Columbanus, Elgin – 6:30 Mass followed by 7 pm talk
Wed. Oct. 22 at St. Edward, Westport -6:30 Mass followed by 7 pm talk.
Confessions at the end of each night.
Theology of the Body Tuesdays: Vigil of the First Feast for St. John Paul II Every 3rd Tuesday, we’ll meet and
discuss one topic from St. John Paul II’s writings on Creation entitled Theology of the Body. Come out on Oct. 21 at
7:30 pm at St. Mary’s Parish Centre!
For more info tobkingston.blogspot.ca.
Special Annual Pilgrimage to the Holy Door in Quebec City, St. Joseph’s Oratory and the Shrine of St-Peregrine
from the Archdiocese of Ottawa, Gatineau, Kingston, Pembroke, Mont-Laurier, Alexandria-Cornwall on Oct. 18-19.
There will be a special ceremony at the cathedral of Quebec for our group. Accomodation in St-Anne-de-Beaubre.
Call Mike 613-224-8110.
Providence manor requires volunteers to assist residents going to and from Mass in the home. Please see notice
on bulletin board.
Quilt Raffle- St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Women’s League are raffling off a homemade quilt. Tickets are $2 or 3 for
$5 and can be purchased from their C.W.L. members or at their Christmas Bazaar to be held on
Nov. 29 from 10 am to 2 pm.
We have some new Advertisers in our bulletin!
Please take the time to
check out the businesses
that support our parish,
and patronize them
whenever you can.