ST. ANNE’S PARISH PASTORAL ASSOCIATES
Sr. Dianne Sehn, OSU
[email protected]
(931-4700 ext 24)
Micah McQuaid
[email protected]
(931-4700 ext 34)
Patti Pasloski
[email protected]
(931-4700 ext 29)
Ken Neitz
[email protected]
(955-0341)
Monday to Friday: 8:30 am - 12:00 noon,
1:00 - 4:30 pm
Parish Secretary: Darlene Fix Office Ph: 931-4700
Email: [email protected]
ST. ANNE’S PARISH OFFICE HOURS
217 Lenore Drive, Saskatoon, S7K 6Y2
Pastor: Fr. Lawrence DeMong, OSB
BAPTISM
Expectant parents please contact the parish office to arrange for baptism preparation
and for the celebration. Baptism Prep classes: Nov. 5/12, Dec. 11/18
Baptism Dates: November 22/23, J anuary 10/11, 2015
MARRIAGE
Arrangements for marriage can be made by contacting the parish office six months prior
to the date of the marriage.
COMMUNION TO THE HOMEBOUND Would you or do you know of someone who would
like to have communion brought to them in their home.
NEW IN THE PARISH? MOVING? Please help us keep parish records up-to-date. It assists us to serve
you. Please complete the following and return to the parish office by mail or in the weekend collection
basket. Thank you for your assistance.
NEW PARISHIONER REGISTRATION/CHANGE OF ADDRESS
FAMILY NAME
MALE HEAD
FEMALE HEAD
CHILDREN’S NAME & BIRTHDATES:
ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________
E-MAIL ADDRESS
POSTAL CODE ______________
TELEPHONE ___________________
WOULD YOU LIKE A VISIT? (_____)
PARISH OFFERING ENVELOPES? (___) OR PRE-AUTHORIZED DEPOSIT (PAD)? ( _)
Email: [email protected]
Web-site: www.saintannes.ca
E-mail: [email protected]
Office: 306-931-4700 / Rectory: 306-242-9601
Fax:
306-931-4784
Thirtieth Sunday In Ordinary Time
October 26th, 2014
Loving Others As God Has Loved Us
If he cries out to me, I will hear him; for I am compassionate. (Exodus 22:26)
Do you have children? If so, you’ve probably thought about what you would do if one of them fell
on hard times. Maybe you’ve found yourself in this position already! You’d do everything you
could to help, wouldn’t you? Even if the hardship is your child’s own doing, you would still want
to bend over backwards to help out.
That’s the message behind today’s first reading and Gospel reading. They both tell us that every
human being is a member of God’s family. We are all beloved of our Father, and we are all brothers and sisters to each other. It doesn’t matter whether we are well behaved or “black sheep” of his
family. He loves us deeply and longs to care for us, simply because we are his. This is why he has
a special love for the poor. It breaks his heart to see these children of his go without the basic necessities of food, clothing, and shelter.
Jesus tells us that the two greatest commandments are to love God with all
our hearts and to love one another as ourselves. These are very challenging
commands, precisely because they are so encompassing. He didn’t say,
“Love God when it’s convenient” or “Love only the people who agree with
you.” No, we are all one family: rich or poor, old or young, educated or
illiterate, Christian, Muslim, Jewish, or atheist. Whoever we are, whatever
we did or didn’t do, even whether or not we believe in God, everyone deserves to be treated with equal dignity. Everyone deserves to be cared for
and lifted up out of any poverty that holds them bound.
Jesus didn’t discriminate in his offer of healing and restoration. Like the
farmer who sowed his seeds on all types of soil, he wants us to do the
same.
“Jesus, I praise you for your generosity. Give me the same concern for the poor and needy
around me. Lord, help me to open my heart and my hands to them!”
MONDAY, OCTOBER 27TH, 2014
8:30 am - Morning Prayer
4:45 pm - Rosary & Divine Mercy Chaplet
7:00 pm - RCIA
7:00 pm - Familia
7:15 pm - Christ Centered Yoga
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28TH, 2014
8:00 am - Rosary / 8:30 am - Mass
7:00 pm - Edge
7:30 pm - CWL Executive Meeting
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29TH, 2014
8:00 am - Rosary / 8:30 am - Mass
9:30 am - Purple Shield Seminar
6:15 pm - (9:00) choir practice
8:00 pm - Adoration
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30TH, 2014
8:00 am - Rosary / 8:30 am - Mass
6:30 pm - (5:00) choir practise
8:00 pm - (11:00) choir practise
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31ST, 2014
8:30 am - Morning Prayer
2:00 pm - Mass @ Primrose Chateau
4:00 pm - Wedding Rehearsal
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST, 2014
1:00 pm - Ulrich/Krienke Wedding
4:00 pm - Reconciliation
5:00 pm - Mass
6:00 pm - All Saints Family Feast
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, 2014
9:00 am - Mass
11:00 am - Mass
12:15 pm - 1st Reconciliation Class
1:00 pm - Kids 4 Christ
St. Anne’s Catholic Women’s League would
like to say a big thank you to the participants
and everyone that bought tickets for the Back
on the Rack Fashion Show. The proceeds,
$1572.00 were donated to Interval House. Also
a special thank you goes to Gerry Rudulier and
St. Anne’s Knights of Columbus for their help
in making this a successful event.
ALL SAINT’S FAMILY FEAST
St. Anne's is proud to host the All
Saint's family potluck feast and
dance Saturday, November 1st following the 5 pm mass. Families
whose last name start with A to
K are asked to bring a main course
dish and those starting with L to Z are to bring
either a vegetable dish or salad. Buns and dessert
will be provided.
FOUNDATIONS @
ST. ANNE’S PARISH 7:00 pm Thursday November 6, 2014
TOPIC: "Pope Francis Said What"?
Presented by Sister Teresita Kambitz, osu
Sister Teresita’s presentation will call us to reflect on Pope Francis' letter "The Joy of the Gospel" and show us how Pope Francis challenges
Catholics to become a church "bruised and dirty"
from being out in the streets. She will help us discover what he really means and what he is telling
us in his letter. Visuals included
Sister Teresita has been a Foundations guest presenter of ours in the past and we have never been
disappointed. She is a tremendously talented
speaker and teacher who is widely acclaimed and
sought after as a presenter. We are blest to have
her come to our parish.“Come and See”.
This foundation session will be held Thursday, November 6th in St. Anne’s Fr . Donlevy Hall @ 7:00
pm. Cost is $5.00. Call Sr. Dianne @931-4700 to register. Also sign up sheets will be available in the welcome area.
FUNERAL PRE-PLANNING
You are invited to a complimentary information
seminar on the benefits of funeral pre-planning presented by Canada Purple Shield, Wednesday, October 29th from 9:30 am to 11:30 am. in F r. Donlevy
Hall at St. Anne’s Church. You will receive valuable information on the benefits of preplanning and
how doing so will reduce stress for your family,
save you money and give you peace of mind. There
will be prizes, coffee and dainties.
**Children’s Story Time: Special guest reader at 10 a.m., Thursday, Oct. 30 is Colm Leyne in the Msgr
Michael J. Koch Resource Library at the Catholic Pastoral Centre, 2nd floor of the Cathedral of the Holy Family, 123 Nelson Road, Saskatoon. (The diocesan library is supported by the BAA).
**Making Sense of the Old Testament with presenter Fr. Matthew Ramsay will be held 7 p.m. Thursday,
Oct. 30 at St. Philip Neri parish, 1902 Munroe Ave, Saskatoon. Register by Oct. 28 by contacting pastoral
associate Shirley Hyshka at: [email protected] or (306)343-0325.
**Pure Witness Ministries invites teens and adults to an evening with Father Denis Phaneuf entitled
“Spiritual Deception in the Church and Culture” Thursday, Nov. 6, with Mass at 7 p.m.; talk 7:45 p.m. at Our
Lady of Lourdes Parish, Saskatoon.
**Faith formation - St. John Bosco Parish, 1202 Avenue O South, Saskatoon will host a series of talks on
faith formation and couples’ prayer. Talks begin each evening at 7 p.m. and include “Introduction to Catholic
Prayer” Thursday, Nov. 6; “Forming Intentional Disciples” Wednesday, Nov. 12; ”What Happens at Mass”
Wednesday, Nov. 19; and “Praying with Sacred Scripture” Wednesday, Nov. 26. The first session is presented by Kate O’Gorman, and subsequent presentations are by Matthew Courchene. All are welcome.
**St. Joseph’s Parish Craft Fair will be held 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 15 at St. Joseph Parish Hall,
1006 Broadway Ave., Saskatoon. There will be 30 tables of hand crafted soaps, jewellery, art, sewing etc.
Concession on site. No entry fee.
**Sion Academy Alumni, Family and Friends: fundraising steak dinner at the Saskatoon Golf and Country
Club Friday, Nov. 21. A draw will be held for various prizes. Tickets: $25, available from Elaine Zakreski at
[email protected]
**Eucharistic adoration times in locations around the diocese are listed at:
www.saskatoonrcdiocese.com/adoration
November 1st, the church celebrates the Feast of ALL Saints. The
church honours and praises the heroes of our faith and encourages us to
imitate their example. The Saints are not unreal, sentimental, pious figures. They are strong, happy and unique; vibrant examples of what we are
called to be. Saints are given no special equipment or extraordinary graces
not given to the rest of us. There is a process to declare people Saints of
the Church.
The saints are all of us. We are the people of God, the Body of Christ in
the world. God made us in his image and breathed his spirit into us so we
are holy. Therefore the Feast of All Saints is our feast, too. Saints allow
God to work in their lives, to mould them (like clay) into the people God
wants them to be—that is, our best selves, with the unique combination of
quirks, talents, faults and abilities God gave us.
We often ask others to pray for us. We can ask the saints, that is, anyone in heaven, to pray for us,
and with us. Our loved ones are especially close to us and want to help us.
Saint Anne, pray for us …..
Let Us Pray ……
Prayer remains a constant that unites and draws us closer together. Please advise us of
your prayer needs and let the power of our parish’s collective prayer support you.
A parish united in prayer creates a mighty power!

Let us pray as a diocesan family for the chaplains, pastors, lay ministers, and volunteers whose ministry is made possible by the Bishop’s Annual Appeal.

Let us pray for an end to terrorism of every kind.

Let us pray that Development and Peace supporters throughout Canada be moved to do our
part to eliminate global hunger by making good consumer choices and by supporting the Fall
Campaign petition to the House of Commons demanding respect for the right of small-scale
family farmers to preserve, use and exchange seeds.

Let us pray that God, who hears the cry of all who are injured and vulnerable, may open our
ears to that same cry and enable us to build a culture of life.

Let us pray that the sick be healed, the dying be comforted, and their caregivers be renewed in
spirit. We pray for Carmella Amico, Kira Chestolowski, Lorinda Abanes, Maurice Tremblay,
Ramona Dahl, Garry Woytas, Jim Ashcroft, Adam German, Patricia Jennison, Jackie Price,
Alyssa Noonan, Jackie Perreault, Ken Meyer, Sophie Zeljeznak, Amase Lafontaine. May
they seek healing and wholeness.
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Let us pray for those who have died and for those who are mourning. We remember Rose
Bonin, grandmother of Blair & Lindsay Bonin, Alyssa & Dave Perrin. We remember George
Woznica, on the anniversary of his death, husband of Nellie, father of Gordon. We remember Lourdes Domingo Marucut, on the anniversary of his death. May they rest in eternal peace.
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Loving Father, we ask that you hear our prayers and help us to continue to grow in faith. We
pray through your Son Jesus Christ. Amen.
ST. ANNE’S FOOD PANTRY
Our food pantry is quite empty. We are requesting for your donations of non perishable food
items: canned meats, fish, soup, vegetables,
fruit, cereal, juice, peanut butter, pasta, pasta
sauce, rice, coffee. Bins are available for your
donations at the entrances of the church.
Employment Opportunity - Trinity Manor at
Stonebridge is seeking a part-time Spiritual
Life Director/Coordinator. Deadline to apply is
Oct. 28. For mor e infor mation see the listing
at: www.saskatoonrcdiocese.com/employment
The Development and Peace petition to the
House of Commons is still available for signing
if you have not yet had the opportunity to do so.
In order to validate your signature, please complete every space on your line and do not use
dittos or check marks in any of the spaces.
Thank you.
Campaign for Palliative and Home Care and
Against Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide launched by the Catholic Organization for Life
and Family (COLF) with support from the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, the
theme of this campaign of education and action
is “Life-Giving Love.” Visit the website for
more information and a selection of resources
and handouts: www.lifegivinglove.com
News from Kids for Christ
"Kids for Christ" will finally begin for this year on November 2nd at 12:45
pm with registration. Old and new members from the ages of 4 to Gr. 3 are
welcome.
Our children who have been coming love gathering with others of the parish
to learn about Our Lord; and again this year specifically, we will look at more Scripture stories at
their level. We learn the bible stories, through story telling or visuals, action songs, games, drama,
activities, prayers, snacks, etc.
The dates of our gatherings are usually the last Sunday of the month, in November we will meet on
Nov. 2nd and Nov. 30th. Our "uniform" is a red t-shirt with our KforC logo, and a wooden cross
necklace, given to us by our Knights of Columbus, thanks. The children receive a bead for their
necklace every time they attend.
This program and all aspects of it is free. We ask only for parents time and help.
In December we will meet on December 14/14 for our annual birthday party for Jesus, sponsored
by the Knights of Columbus.
All registration times are 12:45, with starting time at 1:00 pm, unless otherwise stated. We meet in
the Paul Donlevy Hall here at Church. Parents are encouraged to stay with their children to help
with the activities, etc. Come and See!!!! Call Sister Dianne at 306 931 4700 for more information.
In just a few short weeks, our parish has raised
$69,160.00 of our goal of $115,000.00 for the
2014 Bishop’s Annual Appeal. The need of
our communities grows and the assistance provided by the Appeal is needed more than ever.
If you have not yet made a pledge to the Appeal, please consider doing so in the next few
weeks. Your gift to the Bishop’s Annual Appeal will help continue the vital ministries and
programs offered throughout the Diocese.
BOOK LAUNCH
The Prairie Centre for Ecumenism would like to
invite you to attend a book launch to celebrate
the accomplishments of Bernard de Margerie on
his book "In God's Reconciling Grace".
The launch will be held on Thursday, October
30th at Resur r ection Luther an Chur ch at 310
Lenore Drive in Saskatoon, from 7:00 pm to
9:00 pm. Coffee and desserts will be provided.
“Is Our Community Safe?
What Can I Do About It?”
He's been assaulted and she's been in jail. Hear
their stories of hope and listen to Police Chief
Clive Weighill's challenge: "Let's get to the
root cause of crime!"
Wednesday, December 10, 7:00 - 9:00 pm St.
Anne Fr. Donlevy Hall, 217 Lenore Drive Saskatoon.
Everyone is encouraged to come. Free will offering.
GSCS BY-ELECTION
Show that you support Catholic education! Vote
in the Wednesday, October 29 by-election to
elect a new Saskatoon trustee to the Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Board of Education.
Your voice does count – every vote shows a
commitment to our Catholic schools. Voting
happens in 28 polls in Catholic schools across
Saskatoon from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. To locate where
you should vote and to find candidate information, check out the Voters’ Guide posted at
www.gscs.sk.ca
REMEMBERING OUR SAINTS & DEPARTED LOVED ONES
This coming November 1st—All Saints Day falls on Saturday followed
by All Souls on Sunday, November 2nd. The challenge given by this situation is to make sure that we commemorate both death and resurrection,
both separation, grief, departure, “goodbye” as well as “hello,” for our
loved ones who have entered into the resurrection of Jesus, and as with
Jesus, they are with us.
Look at the prayers for the departed in any of the Eucharistic prayers:
always our faithful departed are connected with the saints. For the month of November, therefore,
we will have a display on the right side of the sanctuary where we invite you to place framed pictures and/or memorial cards in this display which will connect our loved ones with the saints who
have completed the paschal mystery of dying and rising with Christ.
A display table will be set up during the week of October 27th. You are invited to bring your
framed picture or memorial cards (which will be returned) anytime from October 27th throughout the month of November.
GREAT CATHOLIC THINKERS
Foundations: Exploring Our Faith Together
presents a drop-in series at the Cathedral of the
Holy Family. Outstanding speakers will share
knowledge and insight into some of our great
Catholic thinkers.
Pre-registration is not required (free will offering).

Dorothy Day - “Don’t call me saint”
7 p.m. Oct. 27 with Dr. Chris Hrynkow, PhD

Fr. Karl Rahner, SJ, - “The first modern
theologian” 7 p.m. Nov. 17 with Bishop
Gerald Wiesner, OMI

Hans Urs von Balthasar - “It is true because it is beautiful” - 7 p.m. Nov. 24 with
Blake Sittler, MDiv.
Foundations is supported by the Bishop’s Annual Appeal.
BIOETHICS SEMINAR
" he Ethics of Physician Assisted Suicide and
T
Euthanasia" with speaker Professor Margaret
Somerville Tuesday, Nov. 4: Lecture at 10:30
a.m., moderated session at 1:30 p.m. in the Pylypchuk Hall, Level Zero, St. Paul's Hospital,
Saskatoon; everyone is welcome.
Come Hear Bishop Don Bolan
Topic
“Pope Francis, VISION FOR A CHURCH
THAT REACHES OUT”
Fundraising Supper for St. Mary’s
Parish Nurse Program
Friday, November 7, 2014
7 pm St. Mary’s Hall
Tickets available at the Parish Office phone 306244-2983 to reserve your seat.
Only a 100 Tickets will be sold!
Price $50 per ticket with a partial donation receipt. Table of 8 - $350.00
The 50th anniversary of the Second Vatican
Council’s Decree on Ecumenism will be
marked on Nov. 21.
“Today, in many parts of the world, under the
inspiring grace of the Holy Spirit, many efforts
are being made in prayer, word and action to attain that fullness of unity which Jesus Christ desires. The Sacred Council exhorts all the Catholic
faithful to recognize the signs of the times and to
take an active and intelligent part in the work of
ecumenism.”
– Decree on Ecumenism, Paragraph 4.
LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR: All Souls - November 1st/2nd
Lectors
Com. Min.
Ushers
Greeters
Servers
LWC
Gift Bearers
5:00 pm
Kent Gauthier
Caroline Delbaere
Rosanne Cechanowicz
9:00 am
Sandra Richter
Julia Podilsky-Draper
Diane Jasnoch
Milissa Hoffman
Agnes Rolheiser
Brett Berry
Jack Dowling
Angela Rioux
Henriette LeStrat
Ed Cechanowicz
Kevin O’Donnell
Millie Walliser
David Ford
Patricia Ford
Denise Keehborn
Patrisha / Lisa Ibanez
Hannah Berry
Matt Berry
Robert Molyneux
Alex Kzyzyk
Bailey Kzyzyk
Loopkey Family
Doug Shaw
Don Nakoneshny
Sylvia Aebig
June Wapple
Dennis Wapple
Kelsey Heagy
Roger Aessie
Dan Beck
Volunteer
Jackson Family
Dorothy / Bill Zeljeznak
CHILDREN’S LITURGY TEACHERS
DESPERATELY NEEDED: Men/women/
older youth to lead children’s liturgy especially
at the 5:00 pm Mass. Presently we have NO
ONE signed up to lead the children’s liturgy at
that mass. Unfortunately we will have to cancel children’s liturgy at the Saturday 5:00
Mass if no one signs up. Please email or phone
Patti: 931.4700 or [email protected]
Anna Wing
Amy Nyssen
Brynn Marshall
Anja Gilje
Natalie Barre
Korol Family
11:00 am
Shirley Sturgeon
Hugh Brennan
Marianne Brennan
Pat Ballantyne
Mary Caleo
Cecelia Jurgens
Michael Lynch
Andrea Schmidt
Volunteer
Volunteer
John Amico
Neil Mooney
Garry Viden
Friesen Family
Connie Millette
Stella Grzybowski
Chris Compain
Leslie Wesselingh
Michael Lahey-Wiggs
Iasmina Dunca
Jason Benson
R Klein / S Klein
Lahey-Wiggs Family
30TH ANNIVERSARY
Saint Anne's Knights of Columbus
are Celebrating their 30th year as a
Council on Saturday November
22nd. The evening will begin at
6:00 pm. All Knights and spouses
are invited. Tickets are $25.00 dollars each and can be purchased
from Stan Schroeder. Please call 306-2422925.
HEY NUNNIE NUNNIE!! 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 6 Prairieland Park, Hall A, Saskatoon
(Doors open at 6:30 p.m.) Enjoy the madcap antics of the unconventional Mother Redempta (played by Shannon O’Brien) and ukulele-wielding Sister Philomena Claire
(played by Dana McCain) in “ Hey Nunnie Nunnie,” a New York comedy show sponsored by the Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus in Saskatoon and Regina, with proceeds going to Saskatchewan cathedrals. The local musical group No Hurry will be the
opening act. Advance tickets are $40; at the door $45. Tickets are available from the
Prairieland box office: http://tickets.saskatoonex.com or phone
(306) 931-7149; or Toll Free: 1-888-931-9333 or for more info contact Stan at
[email protected]