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Holy Rosary Cathedral
RICHARDS & DUNSMUIR STREET, VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Twenty -Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 19, 2014
ARCHBISHOP: Most Rev. J. Michael Miller, CSB
RECTOR: Very Rev. Stanley Galvon
ASSISTANT PRIESTS: Rev. Federico Buttner • Rev. Anicet Pinto • Rev. Mark Schwab • Rev. Pablo Santa Maria
IN RESIDENCE: Rev. John Eason (Seaports Chaplain) • Rev. Terry Larkin
646 Richards Street, Vancouver BC V6B 3A3
Tel.: 604-682-6774 / Fax: 604-331-8406 / Email: [email protected] / Web: www.holyrosarycathedral.org
HOLY ROSARY CATHEDRAL PARISH
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C ONTACT INFORMATION
Cathedral Parish Office
Office Email
[email protected]
Office Address
646 Richards Street,
Vancouver BC V6B 3A3
M ASS S CHEDULE
Sunday Masses
Saturday
5:10 pm anticipated Mass
Sunday
8:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am,
12:30pm, 5:00pm,
6:30pm in Spanish; 8:00pm
Weekday Masses
Monday to Friday 7:15am, 8:00am,
12:10pm, 5:10pm
Saturday
7:15am, 8:00am, 12:10pm
Rector
Fr. Stanley Galvon
[email protected]
Parish Secretary
Email
Phone
Fax
Angela Burghard
[email protected]
604-682-6774, ext. 5
604-331-8406
Pastoral Associate Bertilla Watanabe
Email
[email protected]
Phone
604-682-6774, ext. 6
R EADINGS - 29th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
C ONFES SIONS
Monday to Friday
7:45am, 11:45am,
4:45pm
Saturday 7:45am, 11:45am, 4:00 to 5:00pm
DEVOTIONS & ADORATION
Sunday Vespers
4:00pm
Morning Prayer
Mon to Sat 8:30am
Rosary
Monday to Saturday
11:40am, 4:40pm
Chaplet of the Divine M ercy
Fridays 3:00pm
Prayers to God the Father
Tuesdays at 4:00pm
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
Every First Friday
12:45pm to 5:00pm
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-First Reading - Isaiah 45.1-6:
I have grasped the right hand of Cyrus,
to subdue nations before him.
-Responsorial Psalm 96:
R. Ascribe to the Lord glory and strength.
-Second Reading - 1 Thessalonians 1.1-5:
We remember your work of faith and labor of love
and steadfastness of hope.
-Gospel - Matthew 22.15-21:
Give to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s,
and to God the things that are God’s.
WEEKDAY READINGS - ORDINARY TIME
Monday October 20 # Weekday
Eph 2.1-10 / Lk 12.13-21
Tuesday October 21 # Weekday
Eph 2.12-22 / Lk 12.35-38
Wednesday October 22 # Weekday
Eph 3.2-12 / Lk 13.39-48
Thursday October 23 # Weekday
Eph 3.14-21 / Lk 12.49-53
Friday October 24 # Weekday
Eph 4.1-6 / Lk 12.54-59
Saturday October 25 # Weekday
Eph 4.7-16 / Lk 13.1-9
Sunday October 26 # 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Ex 22.20-26 / 1 Thes 1.5-10 / Mt 22.34-40
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OCTOBER 19, 2014
TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
“WORLD MISSION SUNDAY”
DEAR PARISHIONERS:
MISSION PRAYER
This Sunday is World Mission Sunday. It is easy for us to be
casual about this theme but the Church wants us to realize there
is an urgency about mission work and evangelization. Pope
Emeritus Benedict 16 spoke to the Thirteenth Synod of Bishops
in Oct 2012 on the New Evangelization: “The Church exists to
evangelize. Faithful to the Lord Jesus Christ’s command, his
disciples went out to the whole world to announce the Good
News, spreading Christian communities everywhere.”
With the statement that the Church exists “to evangelize“, we get
the strong message that working at evangelization is not an option
for any of us in the Church.
How do we evangelize effectively? Some of us might be able to
visit another country where the faith communities need some
help. We can share our time, talent and treasure with them as the
Holy Spirit directs us.
Others are not able to have a direct involvement with people in a
different area or different country; this is where we support other
faith communities or missionaries by our participation in the
World Mission program. Our prayers, our acts of self-denial and
our offering of financial help assist those on the front lines. We
remember that St. Therese of Lisieux is the co-patron of missions
– she never left her cloistered convent yet she won over millions
of souls over to Jesus. Her little way of doing small things well
out of love of Jesus brings grace upon grace to souls all over the
world.
That is the ultimate goal of evangelization: sharing with others the
person, Jesus Christ. Pope Emeritus Benedict put it this way: “In
every time and place, evangelization always has as its starting
and finishing points Jesus Christ, the Son of God (cf. Mk 1:1);
and the Crucifix is the supremely distinctive sign of him who
announces the Gospel: a sign of love and peace, a call to
conversion and reconciliation.”
There is the call as well from the corporal works of mercy to feed
the hungry and care for the sick. This too is part of evangelization.
To do these acts of kindness out of love must be our primary
motivation. Cardinal Francis George of Chicago said” we will
never evangelize what we do not love”
May each of us listen to the Holy Spirit to discern how to support
with love the missionary work of the Church. May the Blessed
Virgin Mary smooth the path for each person in the world to the
glory and grace of her Son, Jesus Christ.
Fr. Galvon
-SUNDAY SOCIAL & TRAVEL PRESENTATION today:
please join us at Rosary Hall for coffee, tea and light
refreshments after the 9:30am & 11:00am Mass. Meet and visit
with fellow parishioners and visitors to the Cathedral.
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LORD OUR GOD,
help us to walk with you
on the pathway of the beatitudes
and to live out your mission in today’s world.
Bind us to all men and women of our time
so that together we may bring
the Good News
to the ends of the earth.
Open our hearts and
our Christian communities
to the needy, the afflicted, the oppressed.
May we radiate the Living Christ
and transform our lives,
in the hope of the Resurrection.
This prayer we make to you
who are living God now and forever.
Amen.
-W eekly Programs for Adults 50+ at Rosary Hall:
•Bible Sharing every Tuesday, 10:00 to 11:30am .
• NEW! Seniors Gentle Chair Yoga Thursdays, 10 11:30am . Linda Qin, an experienced Yoga instructor,
will guide you through stretching and breathing poses
from a seated position to help you im prove balance,
reduce stress and generally feel good. Please contact
Shirley 604-8798295 for m ore info.
-CHURCH CLEANING at the Cathedral: on the last
Saturday of each m onth. The next church cleaning
date is SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. Com e and help
if you can spare a couple of hours. The Cathedral w ill
be closed for cleaning during the m orning after the
8am Mass, and will re-open at 11:30am .
Holy Rosary Cathedral Concert
Friday October 24, 2014, 8 pm
Bach, Bédard and Boëllmann
Cathedral Organist and Music Director
Denis Bédard in Concert
Tickets: $20/$15. Perform ance visible on giant
screen. Info: 604-682-6774, ext. 5. See poster on
page 7 of this bulletin.
HOLY ROSARY CATHEDRAL PARISH
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The Cathedral Gift Shop is looking for volunteers to
help with the staffing on w eekdays before and after the
12:10 and 5:10pm Masses. Call Angela at 604-682-6774,
ext. 5, em ail annehighm ore@ yahoo.co.uk
WWW.HOLYROSARYCATHEDRAL.ORG
-Tuesday, October 28, 2014 -Third Annual Archbishop’s Dinner Join Archbishop M iller at the Hyatt Regency Hotel
for this annual event.
Proceeds from this year’s dinner will support the
Refugee Sponsor-ship Program, M igrant W orkers
M inistry and Prison M inistry
of the Vancouver Archdiocese.
Tickets $150, a tax receipt is given for a portion of the
cost. To order your ticket please contact the Parish
office, or order on-line at www.rcav.org/dinner2014
-M onday Night Faith Review at Holy Rosary Hall, 7 9pm , presents the “Catholic Faith Explained” series. Open
to all, hosted by the Holy Rosary CW L.
Devotional Prayers to God the Father: Tues. 4:00pm
-Chaplet of the Divine M ercy: Friday at 3:00 pm .
-Karol W ojtyla Club, the Cathedral’s young adult group,
provides a welcom ing com m unity in which to cultivate our
faith through prayer, education, charity, and fellowship in
Christ. W e m eet Sundays at 1:45pm at Holy Rosary Hall.
www.holyrosarycathedral.org/karol-wojtyla-club
AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE
-Bereavement Support
A faith-based, confidential and supportive Bereavem ent
Recovery Support Group begins Monday, October 20, from
6:30 - 8:30pm and m eets for six weeks at St. Patrick’s
parish, Vancouver. Register at www.rccav.org/events or
call 604-443-3220. Register early, space is lim ited.
M INISTRY W ORKSHOPS
W e have two workshops com ing up soon, for current and
new m em bers. All m em bers are encouraged to attend.
Application form s are available in the vestibule. W orkshops
will be held in the church. Enter by the side door near the
Confessionals.
Catholicism’s Best Kept Secret: The 21 Eastern
Catholic Churches - W ed, Oct. 22, 6:30–8:30pm
"The Church must breathe with her two lungs" – Pope St.
John Paul II, Ut Unum Sint, no. 54: A presentation on the
W onders, rich liturgical and spiritual heritage of the Eastern
Catholic Churches which m ake up the 22-Church Catholic
Com m union – the “fullness” of Catholicism , presented by
Fr. Richard Soo, SJ, Jesuit priest of the Byzantine Catholic
Church, at Rosem ary Heights Retreat Centre, Surrey. $25
($30 incl light dinner at 5:30pm ). Pre-Registration required,
visit www.rosem aryheights.com or call 604-576-8802.
Eucharist M inistry W orkshop – 7:00-8:30pm Tues Oct 21
If you are a registered parishioner at Holy Rosary and have
a sincere devotion to the Eucharist, this m ay be the
m inistry for you. Drop off com pleted form s to Bertilla at the
parish office. Contact Shirley at 604-8798295 for m ore info.
Ushers & Greeters W orkshop– 7:00-8:30pm Tue Nov 4
W e are looking for m ore ushers and greeters at all
Masses. If you are com fortable with greeting and
welcom ing, find out m ore about these two m inistries.
Application form s available in the vestibule. Contact Gilda:
Em ail gilda9488@ gm ail.com for m ore info.
STEW ARDSHIP REFLECTION
In today’s Gospel we hear proclaim ed a profound teaching
by Jesus on stewardship. W hat belongs to Caesar? W hat
belongs to God? Christian stewards recognize that
everything they have belongs to God. God created them ,
and God has claim s on every part of their existence. They
also realize that the sovereign is an institution whose
nature and purpose is to prom ote the com m on good and
protect the welfare of its citizenry. As long as it
accom plishes this m ission while treating every single
person with deep respect, justice and com passion, it m erits
the steward’s support and cooperation. Christian stewards
know what belongs to the Lord, and they are better citizens
when they live their lives according to His Gospel.
The Epiphany Sacred Arts G uild, a society of artists
prom oting the practice and appreciation of sacred art, will
hold an exhibition and sale of newly created sacred art by
its m em bers. W orks created for the new Archdiocesan
Centre will be on display. Oct. 17 - 26 at St. Jude’s parish,
Mon - Fri. 9am - 4pm , Sat/Sun 9am - 6:30pm . By donation.
For details em ail Steve Knight, at s_knight50@ hotm ail.com
or call 604- 294-5958.
How to Pray for Your Sons & Daughters
Talks by Vernon Robertson, Sat. Nov. 1, 9:30am to 4:30pm
at Sacred Heart Church, Ladner. Mass following. To
register contact Erin at 604-946-2618.
www.catholicstewardship.org
The Legion of M ary extends an invitation to all families
who wish the visit of the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary
to their hom es. Deepen your prayer life through the
Propagation of Fam ily Rosary and Enthronem ent of the
Sacred Heart of Mary. If you are interested, please contact
Minda 778-317-4547, Cely 604-620-8902, or 604-6760060. You are also invited to join at 10am on the First
Saturday in Devotion and Prayers for the reparation of sins.
-Please remember in your prayers: Verna J. W est,
Harvey W illiams, Rodney, Candice, Denise Garcia, Tyrell
& Samantha W illiiam s, Donna Hosack, Flor Bracamonte,
Cora Morales, Emma Glua, Rose Vergara, Jocelyn Quino,
Trevor W ong and all parishioners who are sick or
recuperating from illness or surgery.
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O C T O B ER 19, 2014
T WEN T Y-N I N T H SU N D AY I N O R D I N AR Y T I M E
¡Bienvenidos feligreses de habla hispana y visitantes a la Catedral del Santos Rosario!
Servicios
_ CONFESIONES en Español con el Padre Federico
Buttner. Mier, Jue y Vier 11:45am y 4:45 pm . Sábado
- 11:45 am y de 4 a 5 pm . ¡Pregunta por él!
_ ROSARIO EN ESPAÑOL: Dom ingos 6:05 pm
_ EXPOSICIO N DEL SANTISIM O Prim er sábado de
cada m es, 6:30pm . ¡Jesús resucitado te espera!
_ Participa com o voluntario de la tienda de artículos
religiosos de la Catedral.
_Escríbenos a nuestro email: [email protected]
www.facebook.com/comunidadhispanahrc
Directorio de Coordinatores:
# Sacerdote: P. Federico Buttner
# Coro: Adrian Calabuche
# Lectores: Alex Frias
# Hospitalidad: Vanessa Tapia y Clare McCorm ick
# Eventos: Vanessa Tapia
# M inistros Ext. de Comunión: Ricardo de la Garza
# Apoyo Gral. a la Com. de Base: Edna Gpe. Diaz
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El sonido de pasos
En el B.C. Catholic del 8 de Septiem bre el Muy
Reverendo Gary Gordon nos platica de su experiencia
en una prisión correccional para m ujeres a donde fue
asignado com o Capellán suplente.
Él avisó que iría a celebrar la Eucaristía en la prisión a
las 3:00 p.m . los Viernes, y, así lo hizo durante las ocho
sem anas a él asignadas. Pero absolutam ente nadie se
presentó. Se preguntó si habría efectivam ente m ujeres
encarceladas en ese recito y lo consideró, en su
m om ento, com o una pérdida de tiem po.
U n m es des pués recibió una llam ada de
agradecim iento de parte del Capellán asignado a la
prisión diciéndole: " Gary, solo llam o para agradecerte
de parta de las dam as en la prisión, ellas están
sum am ente agradecidas pues todas ellas podían oír tus
pasos en el recinto de la prisión ".
Señor, que no dejem os de cam inar en tu nom bre
aunque a veces tropecem os y caigam os en nuestra
debilidad hum ana. Danos valor para continuar.
M ARK YOUR C ALENDAR
Open House at Vancouver School of Theology,
T hursday, N ovem ber 13th, 2014: Are you
contem plating a course of theological studies in your
near future? See what VST has to offer you! Info and
RSVP Shannon, 604-822-9427, www.vst.edu
M EXICO PILGRIM AGE TOUR - NOV. 21 - 30, 2014
to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe and Hidden
Treasures of Mexico, accom panied by Fr. Jijim on
Vellakkada. For details contact Badur Jaffer, 604-7386859, badurjaffer@ gm ail.com , or Sinclair Travel 604682-1720.
Cantemos la grandeza del Señor
El evangelio de hoy dice que los fariseos se reúnen en consejo
para deliberar cóm o ponerle una tram pa a Jesús. No van
personalm ente, envían a algunos de sus discípulos,
acom pañados de los herocianos. Estos últim os eran los
designados para denunciar a las autoridades rom anas las
palabras hostiles de Jesús, según ellos, pronunciadas en contra
del César. La estrategia usada por los enviados estaba m uy
bien orquestrada. Cualquier respuesta, afirm ativa o negativa,
podía crearle problem as al Maestro, tanto con las autoridades
religiosas de Israel, com o con las autoridades civiles de Rom a.
Los enviados com ienzan con una insidiosa alabanza a Jesús
por su veracidad, por su franqueza en enseñar los cam inos de
Dios. Jesús detecta inm ediatam ente la m alicia, la hipocresía, la
m ala voluntad de sus interrogantes. Después del diálogo del
Maestro con ellos, en lugar de entram par a Jesús, quedaron
ellos envueltos en su tram pa. La respuesta de Jesús no es
sim plem ente un sí o un no, sino que incluye la obligación de
cumplir con sus deberes de la vida concreta.
M USIC N OTES
Cathedral Organist & Music Director
Denis Bedard 604-322-5995
Assistant Organist/Music Adm inistrator
Catherine W alsh 604-222-8072
M usic Programme for the 11:00 am M ass
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Organ Prelude:
Dialogue de Voix hum ane & Plein Jeu
- J. A. GUILAN
Kyrie, Sanctus, Agnus Dei: Missa Brevissima Gregoriana
- K. TEN HOOPE
Offertory: Cantate Dom ino (Choir)
- H. L. HASSLER
Communion: 1. Chorale Vater unser im Himmelreich (Organ)
- D. BUXTEHUDE
2. O Salutaris Hostia (Choir)
- P. DE LA RUE
Organ Postlude: Prelude and Fugue in G m ajor
- D. BUXTEHUDE
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M usic Preview for Sunday, October 16, 2014
Missa “Salve Regina” - C. ROSSINI
If Ye Love Me (Choir)- T. TALLIS/ Ubi Caritas - Gregorian Chant
Organ m usic by J. S. BACH, J. LANGLAIS & D. BEDARD
-RCAV’s Catholic After Hours Fall Social M ixers
at the Art Gallery Café downtown, with Fr. Jam es Hughes,
Mondays, Oct. 27, Nov. 3, 10 & 17. Dinner & Social 6:30,
Speaker 7:30pm . www.rcav.org/catholic-after-hours
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HOLY ROSARY CATHEDRAL PARISH
P ARISH L IFE
Baptisms
Sundays at 2:00pm. Preparation classes are held on the second
Saturday of each month. Please contact the parish office to find out more.
Marriages
Appointments should be made at least six months in advance.
Couples please contact the Parish Office for information.
Altar Servers
The Cathedral has a team of dedicated servers who are scheduled
to help at specific Masses. Help is needed at weekday Masses too.
Contact: Bertilla Watanabe 604-682-6774 ext. 6
Cathedral Bell Ringers
A skilled and dedicated team of bell ringers rings our eight bells by
hand. New ringers, experienced or not, are welcome always. Practices are
held on Tuesdays at 7:30 pm. Visit www.vscr.ca Email: [email protected]
- Cathedral Gift Shop:
The Gift Shop aims to be open before & after the noon & evening
weekday Masses, as well as Sunday morning & evening Masses, and is
staffed by a crew of dedicated ladies. Thank you for your support.
Catholic Women’s League
The CWL is rooted in gospel values and calls its members to
holiness through service. They organize and support a wide range of
spiritual and social events. They meet in Rosary Hall on the 3rd Thursday
of each month at 6:30 pm. Contact: Jane Rosenthal Email:
[email protected]
Church Care & Cleaning
The sanctuary is given a thorough cleaning on Tuesday mornings and
the last Sat of each month. More hands are needed. Contact the parish
office at [email protected]
Choirs
Three choirs offer a variety of music repertoires to enrich our prayer
and worship experience. If you would like share your talents, find out which
of our choirs is right for you. Contact: Catherine Walsh 604-222-8072
Couples for Christ
CFC brings couples into a living relationship with Jesus Christ.
Married couples who wish to live their Christian life in an active, supportive
relationship with one another are invited to join. Contact: Roderick Ysonza
Email: [email protected]
Development & Peace
D & P is the official international development organization of Catholic
Church in Canada. It helps the world's poor and disadvantaged by
advocating policy change in government and corporations and by donating
time and money to support development efforts. Contact Bertilla
Watanabe: Email: [email protected]
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
If you are a regular at the parish and live by the principles of a faithfilled Catholic, this ministry may be your calling. Lay members help with
the distribution of the Eucharist when additional help is required. Contact:
Shirley Wang 604-879-8295
50+ and Seniors If you are 50 and older, join this group for a range of
activities - Bible Sharing on Tuesdays 10:00 -11:30am, Gentle Chair Yoga
on Thursdays 10:00-11:30am as well as short excursions and lunch
gatherings. Contact Shirley Wang at 604-879-8295.
Handmaids of the Lord
This is an all-women ministry of the Couples for Christ. It aims to
provide Christian pastoral support for personal renewal. By sharing in the
gifts of the Holy Spirit, the members grow as witnesses to the faith
through continuing conversion, service and evangelization work. Contact:
Maritess Tan, Email: [email protected]
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Hispanic Community
The weekly Spanish Mass now caters to the Spanish-speaking
community in our parish. The Genesis Group reaches out to young adults
within this community. If you would like to serve as an usher, lector or in any
other way please let us know. [email protected]
www.facebook.com/comunidadhispanahrc
Knights of Columbus
The K of C a fraternal benefit society founded on the principles of charity,
unity and fraternity. Fellowship is promoted among members and their families
through educational and charitable and social welfare works. Contact: Jacek
Walkowicz, Email: [email protected]
Karol Wojtyla Club
The KWC is the Cathedral’s young adult group. We provide a welcoming,
comforting community in which to cultivate our faith through prayer, education,
charity, and fellowship in Christ. Join us Sunday at 1:45 pm in the St. Vincent
de Paul Room of the Hall. www.holyrosarycathedral.org/karol-wojtyla-club.
Legion of Mary
The men & women of the Legion are a well-established organization in
the parish. They serve in all areas of parish life as greeters, ushers and prayer
leaders. They also make house visits to visit the sick, pray the rosary and
evangelize. A number of praesidia meet during the week in the Parish hall.
Contact: Rufina Armandiz, 604-325-9921 or the Parish Office.
Lectors
The sacramental celebration of the Word of God is a proclamation which
must enlighten the minds of the listeners and inspire them in the journey
towards God. New lectors welcome. Attendance at a Lector’s Workshop is
compulsory. Contact: David Cuan, D avidacuan@ gm ail.com
Project Advance
Project Advance is an annual diocesan appeal beginning in Spring. If you
can help at the launch and follow-up, it would certainly be appreciated.
Contact: Bertilla Watanabe Email: [email protected]
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults)
Classes are held on Tuesday evenings from Sept. to May, 7:00 - 9:00
pm at Holy Rosary Hall, 650 Richards St. Call the office for info and
registration.
Ushers & Greeters
Help is needed to distribute bulletins, take up the collection, welcome all
who come to Mass and generally be ready to serve with a smile! Contact:
Gilda Penfold, Email: [email protected]
TODAY IS “W ORLD M ISSION SUNDAY”, when Catholics
throughout the world are called to offer our prayers and
financial support through the Propagation of the Faith, for the
worldwide m ission of Jesus. Your gift today helps...
• People in rem ote villages, towns and cities through the
witness and work of m issionaries and local priests.
• Children, the elderly, refugees, the sick, and orphans through
the service of Religious Sisters and Brothers.
• To bring the Gospel to the poorest of our hum an fam ily
• Catechists proclaim Christ’s m essage of hope and peace.
Please offer prayer for the work of the Church in the Missions,
and be as generous as you can today, W orld Mission Sunday.
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HOLY ROSARY CATHEDRAL ORGAN CONCERT SERIES 2014-2015
Bach, Bédard
and Boëllmann
Holy Rosary Cathedral Organist &
Music Director Denis Bédard in Concert
8pm Friday 24 October 2014
Featuring Boëllmann’s famous
Suite Gothique and works by
Bach, Bédard, Boëhm,
Marchand, Langlais and 18th
century English composers.
Performance visible
on a giant screen.
Tickets: $20/$15
Info: 604 682 6774
www.holyrosarycathedral.org
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