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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.
Email: [email protected]
Web-site: www.saintannes.ca
E-mail: [email protected]
Office: 306-931-4700 / Rectory: 306-242-9601
Fax:
306-931-4784
Dedication of St. John Lateran Basilica
November 9th, 2014
The Importance of Supporting and Praying for Our Bishops
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Psalm 46:2-3,5-6,8-9 , 1 Corinthians 3:9-11,16-17 , John 2:13-22
Zeal for your house will consume me. (John 2:17)
Imagine a church adorned with marble columns, bursting with colors, gold ceilings,
marble floors, walls covered with New Testament scenes, a mosaic of Mary and the
saints, and a seven-meter high statue of Jesus Christ. This is the Lateran Basilica in
Rome.
This building isn’t just visually stunning; it has a rich history as well. As the cathedral
of the Diocese of Rome, it is considered the pope’s church in his capacity as bishop of Rome. The
emperor Constantine donated the land for it to Pope Melchiades around a.d. 311, and had a church
built there for him. Until the construction of St. Peter’s in the sixteenth century, the popes lived in
a residence built on the site as well.
Over time, the Lateran Basilica has faced many hardships. It has been sacked, damaged by more
than one fire, and nearly destroyed by an earthquake. But even in these challenges, this historic
church, which is a symbol for bishops everywhere, can teach us. Like the Lateran, the universal
Church is both stunningly beautiful and has faced many challenges. It has been persecuted, and
some of its members and leaders have made mistakes that have inflicted grievous wounds on it.
Many bishops have handled their responsibilities well; some have not.
None of this should surprise us. The Church is made up of imperfect people, and bishops are no
exception. Like us, they face temptation, and so they need support. As our brothers in Christ, they
need our prayers, our encouragement, and the witness of our lives.
Try something different today. Write a letter or e-mail to your bishop! Tell him you’re praying for
him. Rather than asking something of him, just encourage him, and lift him up to the Lord.
“Thank you, Father, for those you have called to be bishops. Bless them and protect them. Together with them, we all pray, ‘Lead us not into temptation.’ ”
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2014
8:30 am - Morning Prayer
4:45 pm - Rosary & Divine Mercy Chaplet
7:00 pm - RCIA
7:00 pm - K of C Planning Meeting
7:15 pm - Christ Centered Yoga
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH, 2014
Remembrance Day
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH, 2014
8:00 am - Rosary / 8:30 am - Mass
6:15 pm - (9:00) choir practice
7:00 pm - Justice & Peace Meeting
7:00 pm - Baptism Prep
8:00 pm - Adoration
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13TH, 2014
8:00 am - Rosary / 8:30 am - Mass
6:30 pm - (5:00) choir practice
8:00 pm - (11:00) choir practise
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH, 2014
8:30 am - Morning Prayer
2:00 pm - Mass @ Primrose Chateau
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH, 2014
4:00 pm - Reconciliation
5:00 pm - Mass
7:00 pm - Youth Group
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH, 2014
9:00 am - Mass
11:00 am - Mass
Knights of Columbus Pancake Breakfast
12:15 pm - 1st Reconciliation class
CWL NOVEMBER BAKE SALE
Cupcakes, cookies, cakes galore,
Muffins, pastries, pies and more
Loaves, squares and candies too,
Will make this event exciting for you.
Children surprise boxes
for a loonie.
Chances on draws three
for a toonie.
Saturday and Sunday,
November 22 and 23rd after all Masses
Stock up your Christmas baking before this
fine event passes.
St. Anne’s parishioners are invited to donate
baking for this bake sale. Donations can be
dropped off Saturday, Nov. 22nd at 2:30 pm
or before each of the masses.
NOTE: Funds raised will be donated to St.
Michael’s Community School Breakfast and
Lunch program.
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 Earl Synkiw
(306.242.7213) or the parish office.
“Is Our Community Safe?
What Can I Do About It?”
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS He's been assaulted and she's been in
jail. Hear their stories of hope and listen
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
to Police Chief Clive Weighill's challenge:
Sunday, November 16th
"Let's get to the root cause of crime!"
After 9:00 & 11:00 liturgies
Wednesday, December 10, 7:00 - 9:00 pm
St. Anne Fr. Donlevy Hall, 217 Lenore Drive
Saskatoon.
November’s Knights of Columbus Meeting
has been moved from November 11th to Tues- Everyone is encouraged to come. Free will
offering.
day, November 18th at 7:30 pm.
**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.
**Gospel Fest - hosted by Our Lady of Guadalupe parish from 12 noon to 10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 15 at St.
Mary’s Church Hall, Avenue 0 and 20th St, Saskatoon. Theme is “Family Praise” with gospel music, prayer,
reflections, potluck supper at 6 p.m. followed by living rosary, prayer for deceased loved ones. No admission
cost. For more information contact (306) 653-4945.
**Ecumenical Conversation on “The Joy of the Gospel” a letter written by Pope Francis, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30
p.m. Nov. 15 and Dec. 13 at Queen’s House, Saskatoon. Cost is $55/per day (includes lunch). Register at:
(306) 242-1916.
**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.
**Great Catholic Thinkers - Fr. Karl Rahner, SJ, is dubbed “the first modern theologian.” Learn more 7 p.m.
Monday, Nov. 17 as Bishop Gerald Wiesner, OMI, leads a Great Catholic Thinkers session at the Cathedral
of the Holy Family in Saskatoon. Everyone welcome. (Freewill offering.)
**“Who Was Mary Magdalene Really?” - presented by Sr. Teresita Kambeitz, OSU, at 3 p.m. Thursday,
Nov. 20 at Holy Spirit parish, 114 Kingsmere Place, Saskatoon, SK. Contact Charlene or Delores at (306)
374-1425 to register.
***Ecumenical Service to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Vatican II's Decree on Ecumenism will be
held at 7 p.m., Friday, Nov. 21 at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church, 1902 Munroe Ave S( at Taylor Street), Saskatoon. All are welcome. A wine and cheese reception will follow.
**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]
**FacetoFace United Conference 2014 will unite, support, and challenge participants in their faith through
adoration, keynote talks, and fellowship Nov. 22 and 23 at the Cathedral of the Holy Family, 123 Nelson
Road, Saskatoon. Speakers are Ken Yasinski, Leah Perrault, and Matt Nelson. Cost $60. See:
www.f2f.ca/united-conference
**Giving Thanks for our Pets – A Pet Loss Grief Support Program St. John’s Cathedral will be offering a
three session program for those who are grieving the deaths of their pets. Sundays, November 23, 30 and
December 14, 1-3pm. No fee. Come to remember, be comforted, and give thanks to God for the life of your
beloved pet. To register please call Sarah Donnelly, 306-717-3707.
**Churches for Environmental Action 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6 at Resurrection Lutheran
Church, 310 Lenore Drive in Saskatoon. Speakers will be Jim Harding and Bishop Don Bolen. Lunch by donation. Pre-registraton is not required.
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!
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Let us pray for the families and communities who are grieving lost sisters,
daughters, mothers and friends who are missing or who have been murdered in this
nation. Lord God, grant eternal rest to those who have died, and healing and protection to those
who remain missing. Lead all of us to end the injustice, poverty and racism that so often underlie the violence faced by Aboriginal women.
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Let us pray that those who have died in the service of their country will always be remembered for the sacrifice they made to preserve our freedom.
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Let us pray that God's people, who proclaim that death has been conquered in Christ, may be
active in defending His gift of life.
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Let us pray for couples who were married. We pray for Mitchell Lysak & Jamie Lapitsky.
May the gift of their love for one another bear witness to the great gift of God’s love for the
world.
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Let us pray for growth, love and joy to be the fruit of our response to the Bishop’s Annual Appeal.
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Let us pray that the sick be healed, the dying be comforted, and their caregivers be renewed in
spirit. We pray for Kira Chestolowski, Lorinda Abanes, Maurice Tremblay, Ramona Dahl,
Garry Woytas, Adam German, Patricia Jennison, Jackie Price, Alyssa Noonan, Jackie Perreault, Ken Meyer, Sophie Zeljeznak, Amase Lafontaine. May they experience the healing
presence of the Lord.
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Let us pray for those who have died and for those who are mourning. We remember Margaret Gutenberg, mother of Phyllis Henschel. We remember Jim Ashcroft, brother of Lee &
Anne Ashcroft. We remember John German, Daniel Brennan, on the anniversary of their
deaths, fathers of Marianne & Hugh Brennan. We remember everyone in The Book of Remembrance. May they experience the fullness of peace in heaven.
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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.
LOST: A coat has been mistakenly taken
from the parish fall supper. Please call
934.2158 if you have it. Thank you.
The CWL Clothing Depot is open at 61920th St. West, Saskatoon and is seeking
donations of new items for its annual
Christmas sale: toys, socks, underwear,
gloves, toques, sheets, comforters, towels,
jewelry, health and beauty products, or
individually wrapped candy. Items can be
dropped off at the depot or you may arrange for a pickup by calling (306) 2425042.
The Bishop’s Annual Appeal supports many important ministries and programs. Gifts are allocated towards religious education programs,
youth ministries, local charities, the education of
our seminarians and all of the services provided
by the Diocese. If you have not yet made your pledge, please pray about your decision and consider making a pledge or one-time gift. Join us, your Catholic community, as we join our gifts to
God’s hidden treasure of faith.
If you have not yet made your 2014 Bishop’s Appeal gift please join your fellow parishioners and
make a gift today by returning the pledge form sent to you. Pledge forms are available in the welcoming area of the church or download a form from the website: www.dscatholicfoundation.ca
REMEMBERING OUR
DEPARTED LOVED ONES
In order to help us remember our departed loved
ones for the month of November we have a display on the right side of the sanctuary where we
invite you to place framed pictures and/or memorial cards (which will be returned) which will
connect our loved ones with the saints who have
completed the paschal mystery of dying and rising with Christ.
Please remember to include the names of the
people who you wish to pray for in The Book of
Remembrance found in the welcoming area of
the church. This book will be carried in procession during the weekend liturgies to our memorial table.
CHRISTMAS HAMPERS
Provided by St. Anne’s Parish
Community
Christmas hamper request forms are
available at the Parish office. All
families in our surrounding community may receive a Christmas hamper. If you
or a neighbor would appreciate a hamper, please
submit your requests as soon as possible to facilitate the work of the hamper team. Request
forms will be available until November 26th.
THE LIGHTHOUSE PROJECT
With winter approaching, the Lighthouse staff
is asking for donations of new or gently used
mitts, toques, jackets, scarves and warm socks
for their women and men residents.
Please deposit these in the baskets or boxes in
the welcoming area. Thank you for your generosity.
CALL TO REMEMBRANCE
Presented by Saskatoon Chamber Singers
Tuesday, November 11th
2:00 pm & 7:30 pm
Knox United Church
Tickets available at: McNally Robinson, St.
John’s Music, saskatoonchambersingers.ca
At the door: $25, Advance: $20
Students: $5
INFLUENZA VACCINE CLINIC
St. Anne’s Fr. Donlevy Hall
Saturday, November 15th
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Protect you and
your family
with free vaccine.
The Walking With Our Sisters commemorative art event at Wanuskewin Heritage Park in
Saskatoon is in need of support, volunteers and donations. Find out more about this event,
which runs until Nov. 21, at www.wanuskewin.com/calendar_event/walking-with-oursisters/ Those interested in helping out can inquire about volunteering at the site itself, or on the
Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/saskatoonwwos or by e-mailing: [email protected]
There is presently an urgent need for men to assist as “firekeepers,” as well as other volunteers. Fundraising is underway to help cover accommodation, meal and travel costs for families of
missing and murdered women, to cover the cost of a deaf interpreter, etc. (The Facebook page includes a link to an online fundraising auction being held to offset some of the expenses of the
Walking With Our Sisters event.) Other needs include: hides for drum-making workshop (moose,
elk or deer), tobacco for ceremonies, firewood, and food for the men who are volunteering around
the clock to keep the fire going.
Marriage Preparation—Growing the Good Seed:
Pope Francis speaks of how in every life there are weeds and thorns but the good seed can still
grow! The seeds we plant at marriage preparation are good so how can we nurture them? How
can we improve and recast our current marriage preparation programs? If you are involved in
marriage preparation in your parish, please consider lending your experience and wisdom to a
gathering taking place from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, November 15 at the Cathedral of the Holy
Family. The afternoon will give those who are leading marriage prep and those who are simply
interested in the state of marriage in our diocese a chance to discuss the content and process of
marriage preparation, and brainstorm ways of improving the quality of the experience for young
couples. Contact Blake Sittler [email protected] or (306) 659-5834 for more
information. (The diocesan Office of Marriage and Family Life is supported by the Bishop’s A nnual Appeal)
AGING GRACEFULLY
A Retreat for Seniors with facilitator Bishop Gerry Wiesner, OMI, from 2:30 p.m. to 4
p.m. Thursday, Nov. 13 at Queen’s House in
Saskatoon. To register call: (306)242-1916
(by donation). Reflect, pray and share on the
process of aging gracefully and entering more
deeply into the spirituality of the second half
of life. Find more Queen’s House programs
on the website at: www.queenshouse.org
Holy Hour for Persecuted Christians
Join the Emmanuel Community for one hour
of Eucharistic Adoration to offer prayers for
our persecuted brothers and sisters around the
world, uniting in solidarity and praying for
peace as requested by Pope Francis and our
own Bishop Don Bolen, to be held at 7:30
p.m., Thursday, Nov. 13 at St. Paul’s CoCathedral, Spadina Cres. and 22nd Street, Saskatoon.
NAOMI STRIEMER LIVE at Resurrection Lutheran Church
Lutheran Bible Translators celebrates its 40th anniversary this November with a freewill offering concert. Nashville recording artist Naomi Striemer will be performing a set of CountryGospel songs at Resurrection Lutheran Church, 310 Lenore Drive.
Saturday, November 22nd at 7:00 pm
Entrance by donation.
LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR: 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time - Nov. 15th/16th
5:00 pm
Barb Fischer
Lisane Gaudet
Milissa Hoffman
9:00 am
Elaine Zakreski
Aline Korol
Christina Chabot
Com. Min.
Yves Larochelle
Lois Spizawka
Dolores Douglas
Kelsee Douglas
Miranda Lavier
Donna Erdman
Dominique Babcock
Lucille Bradatsch
Helen Andersen
Dale Wing
Sheena Wing
Alicia Stone
11:00 am
Leatta Daterra
Nick Fanner
Sandra Urbanoski
Garry Viden
Danica McCormac
Donna McCormac
Patti Seto
Rose Viden
Sharon Francis-Graham
Liz Wojnakowski
Ushers
Paul Donovel
Jack Moldenhauer
Ruben de la Cruz
Volunteer
Lucille Jacobs
Betty Jmaeff
Allan Zakreski
Grace Zakreski
Peter Zakreski
Jim Stinn
Janet / Art Postle
Ron Lee
Trudy Kapiniak
June Wapple
Jesse Todos
Jessica Rosen
Garry Fix
Ed Pirot
Garry Sturgeon
Volunteer
Sr. D. Bertrand
Sr. D. St. Arnault
Betty Field
Florence Paquette
Katie Sparling
Angel Cortez
Monique Marshall
Lisa Laskowski
Elizabeth Wojnakowski
Schmidt Family
Lectors
Greeters
Servers
Gabriel Lavier
Jake Kindrachuk
LWC
Brenda Gerein
Jessica Gerein
Dielschneider Family
Gift Bearers
CHILDREN’S LITURGY TEACHERS
STILL 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]
A Seminar on Persecuted Christians
Wednesday, Nov. 12
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
at the Cathedral of the Holy Family in Saskatoon. Pr esentations will be made on behalf of
Friends of Pakistan and the Chaldean Sacred
Heart Youth Group. This evening is presented
by the diocesan Justice and Peace Office.
Todos Family
CHRISTMAS FRUITCAKES
AND CHRISTMAS CARD
Campaign Life Coalition Saskatchewan will be
selling Christmas cards and fruitcakes on the
weekend of November 29 and 30 after all the
Masses. The fruitcakes come from PastryWorld
out of Yorkton. There are two sizes. The one
pound round cake sells for $12 and the 2.5 lb.
round cake sells for $20. The Christmas Cards
are selling $8 for a package of 10 cards or 3
packages for $20. Thank you for your support
of pro-life. For more information please contact
Darlene Britton at 934-3570
Our Lady of Guadalupe Pilgrimage and
Tour to Mexico Feb. 12-21, 2015 with Bishop
Bryan Bayda, CSsR. Double occupancy spots
have become available at $2400 per person.
Call Marlene at (306) 262-1647. Itinerary:
www.skeparchy.org