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ST. JOHN BRĒBEUF PARISH
LASALLE QUEBEC
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY
October 11-12 3,677 $
THIS WEEK AT BRĒBEUF
FRI. OCT 24 HOLY HOUR
SAT/SUN. OCT 25-26 POPPY SALE
HOPE FOOD BANK: P-Q-R
If your surname begins with P-Q-R you are asked
to bring non-perishable food next weekend, to be
brought to the table of the Lord.
THIS WEEK WE ARE IN NEED OF
SODA CRACKERS.
Thank you for your generosity!
EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE
Please call 514-363-4578 and leave a message.
OUR PARISH BAZAAR & CRAFT SALE
NOV 15-16
Mark your calendar and let your friends and family know
that our annual Bazaar and Cra Sale will be held:
-Saturday, November 15, 9 am—4 pm
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
OCT 27 or 30: Faith First Parent Meeting
FRI. OCT 31 HOLY HOUR
OCT 31: Pub Night 7-10 pm
SAT/SUN. NOV 1-2 POPPY SALE
NOV 2: Celebration of Hope
We will be celebrang the lives of those we have
lost over the past year during our 11:00 am
celebraon. If you have lost someone, please
contact Dawn in the oﬃce so that we may pray for
them in a special way during the celebraon.
NOV 4: Bereavement Group
If you or someone you know is grieving the loss of a
loved one (whether recent or not), a support group will
be starting. The group will continue for another 8
sessions. To register, please contact Dawn
514-366-0131 ext. 223.
SAT/SUN. NOV 8-9 POPPY SALE
NOV 13-15 : PARISH VITALITY CONFERENCE
For informa
on and registra
on, please contact Cathy at
514-451-4747 email: [email protected]
web: www.parishvitalityconference.com
-Sunday, November 16, 10 am—12:30 pm (mini sale)
DONATIONS: (raﬄe prizes, new-to-you, plants, toys…)
If you have items you wish to donate, please HANG ON to
them unl the week before (we have no storage space!)
We will let you know when to bring to them in) Thank you!
Internaonal Fall fair –
“Celebrang our cultural communies”
BAKE AND PRESERVES TABLE:
325 Willibrord Ave, Verdun, near metro Verdun
We have a fabulous BAKE & PRESERVES TABLE every year,
contribuons (cookies, cakes, loaves, pies, fudge, jams,
pickles, preserves…) are always welcome and appreciated!
Please bring these items straight to the hall the day before
the event– Thank you!
VOLUNTEERING!
If you can help in any way either before (sorng), during or
aer the event, please call Pat: 514-507-0800. Thank you!
St. Willibrord Parish – 514-769-9678
Friday Oct. 24 from 1pm-9pm
Saturday Oct. 25 from 9am-5pm
Fall Fair Café—Cultural exhibits—Raﬄe—Home-baked goods—
For Sale ( sports goods, anques, clothing, home décor, Christmas
items and more!) - Children’s Village—Surprise Entertainment!
Ecumenical (Chrisan Unity) Renewal Mission
GOSPEL CALL
Sat. Oct 25 (7:30-9 pm) St. Luke’s Catholic Church, DDO (presence of
Archbishop Chrisan Lépine & Auxiliary Bishop Thomas Dowd)
TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday (October 20)
9:00 a.m. - Kazimierz Chalupa by Danusia , David & family
- LIVING (Birthday Blessings) Luise by Anna
Tuesday (October 21)
9:00 a.m.- LIVING (Birthday Blessings) Milena by Anna
Wednesday (October 22)
7:30 p. m. - Pat Pitre by the H.O.P.E. Society
- Mary (Dolly) Howard by a parishioner
- Margaret Trempe by Eileen & Peter Calestagne
Thursday (October 23)
9:00 a.m. - Allan McAuliffe by Giselda & family
Friday (October 24)
5:30 p.m. – deceased parishioners
Saturday (October 25)
4:30 p.m. - Mark Tobin by Helen Brimo & Victoria Milewski
(CCS Members)
- Charles Dozois by Clare & family
- Ezio Cacciotti by his sister Elda & family
- Alva Leaman by May
- Antonio Marques by his family
Sunday (October 26) –Thirthieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
9:00 a.m. - Damiano DiPerna by Nick DiPerna
11:00 a.m.- Allan McAuliffe by Carol & John Testa
- Catherine McEntee by Martin & family
- Sante Ortenzi by the Cleveland family
The Sanctuary Lamp is burning this week in loving
memory of Michael Cologgi by Wendy, Patrick & Michelle
Thank you to all who parcipated and made this
PENNY FAIR a great success! THANK YOU
Catholics, in their ecumenical work, must assuredly be concerned for
their separated brethren, praying for them, keeping them informed
about the Church, making the ﬁrst approaches toward them. But
their primary duty is to make a careful and honest appraisal of
whatever needs to be done or renewed in the Catholic household
itself, in order that its life may bear witness more clearly and faithfully to the teachings and ins
tu
ons which have come to it from
Christ through the Apostles.”
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OCTOBER 18-19, 2014
WEEKLY REFLECTION: (Isaiah 45:1, 4-6)
Thus says the Lord to his anointed . . . opening doors before
him and leaving the gates unbarred (Isaiah 45:1).
“A new door will open for you today.” Have you ever
cracked open a fortune cookie and discovered a hidden
message like this one? Maybe you smiled, thinking that
someone is si6ng at a desk somewhere wring fortunes for
a living. Then you crumpled the sliver of paper. Well, today’s ﬁrst reading was an actual message enfolded within
the prophet’s words to Cyrus, the king of Persia!
The prophet declared that God was the thrust behind Cyrus’
rise to power. He depicted God as unbarring gates and
opening doors for Cyrus, then going a step further and
grasping the king’s arm to lead him through, door aer
door.
This passage is a fascinang insight into history’s unfolding.
But there’s something here for us today as well. If God
opened doors for Cyrus, who didn’t even believe in him, do
you think he will open them for you? Yes, he will! Every
day, God is opening new doors, inving you to step through
and move forward to faith. These doors come in all shapes
and sizes. Some are plain to see, like a door of service
that’s opened when someone invites you to volunteer in
your parish. Or a door of encouragement, when you can
upli someone who really needs it. To see some, though,
you have to be on the lookout. Like the nest me you’re
stuck in traﬃc, God could be opening a door for you to
spend extra me with him in prayer. Some doors are wide
open, and some require us to lighten our load in order to
squeeze through, like the call to live more simply so that we
can give more of our ﬁnances to God’s work.
Today, try to see every challenge, every conversaon, every
chance encounter as a divinely appointed door. Then, see
Jesus on the other side, waing for you with open arms.
“Lord, take me by the hand today, and lead me through
your open doors.”
LITURGY CORNER
Questions To Ponder This Week
Am I a caretaker of the earth?
Do I attach myself to worldly things at the expense of
the love and honour I owe to God?
Does my lifestyle reveal the image and presence of
God to those around me?
Scripture Readings for Next Weekend:
Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is
a flower.
-Albert Camus-
Oct. 25/26– 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Exodus 22.21-27 ~ 1 Thessalonians 1.5c-10
Matthew 22.34-40
EL SHADDAI - DWXL
Prayer Partner Fellowship Int’l
Held every 2nd and 4th Saturday @ St. John
Brébeuf Parish. Come, be blessed!!
Experience God’s Healing & Salvaon.
For more informaon please contact
Nelia Bernardez 438-938-0708 or
Leonard Jarvis 514-363-2573 or
Eden Villoso
514-894-5490 or
Gloria Sandy
514-368-8215
Ecumenical (Chrisan Unity) Renewal Mission
GOSPEL CALL
Sat. Oct 25 (7:30-9 pm) St. Luke’s Catholic Church,
DDO (presence of Archbishop Chrisan Lépine &
Auxiliary Bishop Thomas Dowd)
Sun. Oct 26 (4-5:30 pm) St. Luke’s Catholic Church,
DDO (presence of Anglican Bishop Barry Clarke)
Mon, Oct 27 (10-11:30 am St. Michael and All
Angels Anglican Church, Pfds
St. Lawrence Anglican Church will be hosting
its 31st Annual International Night Dinner on
Saturday, October 25th, 2014 at the church,
located at 520 – 75th Avenue, LaSalle. Cocktails
will be served at 5:30PM and dinner will be
served at 7:00PM. Admission for adults will be
$35.00 and entry for children under 15-years-old
will be $15.00. For more information, please
contact the church at 514-366-4652.
Mon, Oct 27 (7:30-9 pm) St. Thomas à Becket, Pfds
Please note that seating is limited due to space
restrictions.
BEFORE YOUR FALL AGENDA FILLS UP…
Consider registering for the Parish Vitality Conference, to
be held at Mary Queen of the World Cathedral, Nov. 13,
and Le Nouvel Hotel, Nov. 14-15.
Headlining the conference are authors Fr. Michael White
and Tom Corcoran, who, in their 2013 book Rebuilt,
describe how their Balmore parish was thoroughly
transformed. In addion to delivering the keynote
address, the co-authors will also give four of the 17
“How-To” workshops being oﬀered.
The conference schedule, list of workshops and
registraon informaon are in a brochure available here
in our parish or online at: parishvitality.com.
For more informaon please contact Cathy
at 514-451-4747
email: [email protected]
web: www.parishvitalityconference.com
ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL ANNUAL FALL FAIR also
known as the Jingle Bell Fair
Thursday, November 6, 2014 from 9:30 am—
4:00 pm in the hospital auditorium (B-309)
basement ﬂoor, 3830 Lacombe Avenue,
Montreal.
Start your shopping early...There is something
for everyone on your list! Jewelry, Country
Kitchen, Odds & Ends, Handicra%s, Chance
Table, Chinese Raﬄe.
Lunch will be served in the Tea Room
beginning at 11 am. For more info.
Please call 514-345-3511 ext. 3247.
Supported by the Canadian Centre for Ecumenism
and the Archdiocese of Montreal
Info: Deacon Brian Cordeiro at 514-545-8709
Joint Bazaar & Cra Fair
Resurrecon of Our Lord Parish
34 – 34th Avenue, Lachine, QC
514-637-2379
October 25th & October 26th, 2014
10h00 – 15h00
Raﬄes, Jewelry table, Painngs, Baking, White Elephant, etc.
The Lunch Room will be open to purchase meals, snacks or take away both
days.
Proceeds for church Maintenance Fund
Internaonal Fall fair – “Celebrang our cultural communies”
St. Willibrord Parish – 514-769-9678
325 Willibrord Ave, Verdun, near metro Verdun
Friday Oct. 24 from 1pm-9pm
Saturday Oct. 25 from 9am-5pm
Fall Fair Café: authenc homemade meals and desserts
Raﬄe for great prizes!
Cultural exhibits for a taste of life around the world
Home-baked goods including our famous pies, breads,
preserves, jams, fudge, and many more treats
For sale: sports goods, vintage/anques, clothing, home
décor, religious arcles, gardening & plants, kni&ed
goods, Christmas items, and more!
PRAYERS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED OR WHO ARE SICK—LONG & SHORT TERM
If a family member or friend has recently died please call the oﬃce, we would be happy to pray for them publicly during our
weekend celebraons. The same for someone who is sick/has been taken to hospital/ has an operaon coming up and wants
to be prayed for publicly (if unable to speak immediate family can make the request.)