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A Study of St. Mark’s Gospel - A short study on the
Gospel of St. Mark will be offered on two consecutive
Thursdays, Nov 13th and 20th from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00
p.m. There will be a reading and reflection and a bowl of
soup for lunch. This will be excellent preparation to begin hearing the way St. Mark tells the story of Jesus.
Mark will be the main Gospel heard in our worship for the next liturgical year beginning in Advent. Our student intern, Victoria Scott,
will be leading this study. Plan to join us if you can.
Anglican Diocese of Ottawa—Creation
Matters Dialogue: Fossil Fuel Divestment
and Re-investment—According to
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, “people of conscience need to break their ties with corporations financing the injustice of climate change.” Should we, as individuals and as a church, join the fossil fuel divestment movement,
and re-invest in other ways? Join Creation Matters, the environmental
subcommittee of the Diocese of Ottawa, with invited speakers/
panelists, for presentations and discussion on fossil fuel divestment
and re-investment for individuals and the church.
When: 2 - 5 pm, Saturday 15 November 2014 at St. Matthew’s.
Upcoming Events
Today & ,
9:00—9:45 “Conversations” Scripture reading of the day
Nov 16, 23, with Archbishop Curtis—Alcove of Main Hall
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Nov 10
Ordination at Christ Church Cathedral, 7:00 p.m.
Nov 12
11:30 Eucharist followed by Seniors’ Lunch
Nov 13,20
11:00am-1:00 pm A Study of St. Mark’s Gospel
Nov 15
8:30 am-11:30 am—Cornerstone Youth Group Meal
Preparation in the kitchen
2-5 pm Creation Matters Dialogue—Fossil Fuel Divestment
and Re-Investment. Diocesan workshop at St. Matthew’s
Nov 21
Deadline for Pulse of the Parish. [email protected]
Nov 18,25,
Dec 2
6:15 pm “Molding the Anglican Tradition” Christian education Supper and evening talk series in the Church Hall
Nov 22/23
Handel’s Messiah at St. Matthew’s
Nov. 30
10:00 a.m Bishop Chapman will be with us for Baptism and
Confirmation.
The Anglican Church in the Glebe
Dec 3
7:00pm Parish Council Meeting with Bishop John Chapman
Wednesday
Dec 10
"Parsons, Poets and Playwrights: Literary Figures who molded
the Anglican tradition" Come join us for a new “Molding the Anglican Tradition” series Tuesday evenings – November 18th, November
25th and December 2nd . We will focus on Anglican literary figures
representing both poetry and prose. Come and hear Archbishop Curtis
(November 18th) on two early Anglican literary figures - Thomas Ken
and George Herbert. On November 25th, Dr. Hazel Atkins will lead us
in an exploration of the Modernist Anglican poet T.S. Eliot. The series will finish with the Rev. Prof. Kevin Flynn on modern Anglican
prose writers such as C.S. Lewis and P.D. James. We’ll have a simple
supper (soup, bread, cheese) starting at 6:15pm each evening and the
talk will start at 7:00pm and e finish by 8:00pm. Sign up sheet on the
big table at the back of the church (offers to contribute soup, bread or
cheese for an evening gratefully accepted!). Come to one, two or all
three evenings - they are an excellent opportunity for fellowship and
to learn more about our Anglican tradition.
ST. MATTHEW’S
7-9pm Seeking Justice Outreach Homelessness Meeting
Prayer offered last week by St Thomas, Moose Factory to
St. Matthew’s—We pray the Lord’s blessings in abundance for our partner
parish of St. Matthew’s that “all saints” will watch over and guide them
under God’s command. May the favour of the “Gitchi-Manitou” become
their beacon of light, hope and love as they live out their lives in faith.
Contact—Rector: The Rev. Canon Pat Johnston 613 234-4024
(For pastoral emergency if the office is closed 613 422-3882)
Honorary Assistants: The Rev. Professor Kevin Flynn,
The Rev. Canon Allen Box and The Most Rev. Barry Curtis,
The Venerable Dr. Peter John Hobbs
Director of Music and Organist: Kirkland Adsett (613 234-5482)
Wardens: John Proudfoot 613 233-0158, Sue Rayner 613 233-8380 and
Valerie Needham 613 730-1986
Sunday School and Youth Coordinator: Aindrea Proudfoot 613 240-1507
[email protected]
Hospitality Ministries Coordinator: Ashley King: [email protected]
Student Intern: Victoria Scott
November 9, 2014
22nd After Pentecost
Sunday Services
8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist (Chapel)
10:00 a.m. Choral Eucharist
4:00 p.m. Choral Evensong (1st. & 3rd. Sundays, as announced)
Our Parish Vision
St. Matthew’s is a welcoming Christian community
committed to growing in faith, offering joyous worship
and reaching out in loving service.
We warmly welcome all visitors.
All baptised Christians are welcome to receive Communion.
Everyone is invited to stay for refreshments and conversation
after the 10:00 a.m. service
217 First Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 2G5
Office: 613 234-4024 Music: 613 234-5482
Website: www.stmatthewsottawa.ca
8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist
The order for this celebration is found in the Book of Alternative
Services, beginning on p. 230. The Scripture readings are on the insert
and Psalm 78: 1-17 can be found on page 806 of the BAS.
10:00 a.m. Choral Eucharist (Book of Alternative Services)
Children meet at the back of the nave and we will go together downstairs
and will return at the time of the Peace.
Mass setting: Mass for Three Voices
Prelude: Prelude in G
Stephanie Martin
J.S. Bach
The Gathering of the Community
Processional Hymn 1 Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty
Greeting and Opening Collect p.185
Glory to God p.186
The Collect of the Day
Nicaea
Dacey
The Proclamation of the Word
First Reading Joshua 24: 1-3a, 14-25
Psalm 78: 1-7
Goss
Second Reading 1 Thessalonians 4: 13-18
Gradual Hymn 476 God, You Have Caused to Be Written Causa Divina
Gospel Acclamation 708: Sung first by the choir, then repeated by all
The Holy Gospel Matthew 25: 1-13
Sermon
The Nicene Creed p. 188
Prayers of the People
Confession and Absolution p. 191
The Peace
The Celebration of the Eucharist
Offertory Hymn 567 Eternal Father, Strong to Save
Prayer over the Gifts
Eucharistic Prayer # 2 p.196
Sanctus, Benedictus
The Lord's Prayer p.211 (744 CP)
The Breaking of the Bread # 2 p.212
Agnus Dei
The Communion
Communion Hymn 53 Now the Silence
Anthem So They Gave Their Bodies
Prayer after Communion p. 214
Melita
Martin
Rimsky-Korsakov
Martin
Now
Aston
They shall grow not old, as we who are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning,
We will remember them. We will remember them.
Scottish Trad
Please bring your children to the chapel immediately
after receiving communion in order to practice the
music for the Christmas pageant. The rehearsal will
go through the period of announcements and the children will rejoin families during the recessional hymn .
Families are invited Saturday, November 29th from 9:30
– 11:30 to come together and prepare for Advent. We
will have crafts, snacks and time for community. Please
RSVP to Aindrea Proudfoot
([email protected]).
The Propers for today are found in the Book of Alternative Services
on p. 391. The readings for next week are: Judges 4: 1-7;
1 Thessalonians 5: 1-11; Psalm 123; Matthew 25: 14-30
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Weekday Services
Thursday: 10:00 a.m. Eucharist & Social Hour
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Gluten-free Communion wafers are available at the high altar.
Please speak to the person administering the host.
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Hearing Assist headphones. We have 6 receivers which can be used
by individuals. Please see a sidesperson if you would like to try a unit.
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Pew cushions are at the front and back of the church, help yourself.
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Healing Prayers during 10 a.m. Eucharist—If you desire a prayer for
healing for yourself or a loved one, please come to the transept on the
pulpit side during Communion. All are welcome.
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Ceremony of Remembrance
The Book of Remembrance (names are read)
Piper’s Lament: Flowers of the Forest
Silence
God Save our Queen (660 v.1)
O Canada (659 v.1)
The Blessing
Announcements
The Dismissal
Recessional Hymn 528 O God, Our Help in Ages Past
Postlude: The “Holy Ghost” movement from Trinity St. Anne Fugue
J.S. Bach
We welcome and thank this morning’s guest piper, Walter McLeish
The flowers on the Altar today are given to the Glory of God
and in loving memory of
Ruth McBride, Harold Austin McBride and James Harold McBride.
From all of the McBrides.
Worship Participants
Altar Guild: Marianne Goodfellow, Anneke DeZeeuw, Mavis Hill,
Debbie Mallalieu, Janice McRae
8:00 a.m. Reader: Barb Gray Server: Cathy Simons
10:00 a.m.
Servers: Patrick Martin, Silvia Logan, Peter Mackenzie
Readers: Charles Nixon, Pam Mackenzie
Prayers of the People: Elizabeth MacMillan
Communion Ministers: Ruby Daley, Verna Wilson, Jamie Tomlinson,
Diane McCauley, Janice Sonnen
Healing Team: Mary Glen, Rick Trites
Sidesperson & Greeters : Ian McArthur, Susan Rayner,
Neville Nankivell
Coffee Hour: Ashley King, Wesley Chick
Commemoration of WW 1 and WW 2. Today we invite all parishioners to stay for a presentation of "The
Harolds of St. Matthew's". After service, we will be
hosting all for coffee downstairs to hear students from
Lisgar Collegiate Institute tell the story of the late Harold
Burgess, a member of St. Matthew's and a graduate of
Lisgar, killed in action in WW 1. Students from Glebe Collegiate Institute will then tell the story of Harold Fisher, member of our church and
a graduate of Glebe Collegiate, killed in action WW 2. Our contribution
to the solemn ceremonies taking place across Canada to remember all
those who served, we hope you can join us for what should be a most
moving event.
Sponsorship Opportunities for Handel’s Messiah—Adopt
an oboe or cherish a cello! Messiah. Sponsors will be listed
in the program, including commercial logos if desired. Supporters may also personalize their adoptions, for example making
the donation in the name of a young musician in the family or
as a memorial for a loved one. Donations may also be made in
support of St. Matthew’s hardworking choirs. These gifts are
tax-deductible. Advertisements in the program may also be purchased. Please contact Peggy Nankivell at 613-230-8669 or
[email protected].
Pulse of the Parish— deadline for the Advent/Christmas edition is Fri.
Nov. 21, 2014. Submit articles to [email protected]