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Welcome to the Cathedral! If you are visiting today, know that
we are honoured by your presence. Our parish serves the needs of the
community in many different ways. If we can be of service, do not
hesitate to call on us.
We pray for the Sick
Joan Adamson, Maggie Benson, Anita Blackbourn,
Kathleen Condon, Fr. Reg Haines, Fr. Bernard
Heffernan, Frank Hoar, Bob Jaynes, Martin
Jonathan, Steven Killen, Glen Lecour, Betty
McPhie, Mike Rutherford and Theresa Witzes.
Bible Study – Change of Venue
Monday Jan 19, 2015
Due to the fire in the stone school, the venue for our weekly bible
study has been moved to the staff room in the Cathedral rectory
on Tuesday nights at 7PM. Please consider joining us, perhaps as
a spiritual New Year's resolution! All are welcome!
7:30AM ● No Intention
12:10PM ● Ken Woodgate – Doreen & Family
Tuesday Jan 20,
20, 2015
7:30AM ● Intentions of Donor
12:10PM ● Deceased Members of the Ryan Family – Peter &
Catherine Offierski
Wednesday Jan 21, 2015
Saint Agnes
7:30AM ● Georgina Lecour – Jean Hickey
12:10PM ● Georgina Lecour – Jack & Irene Zeyen
Thursday Jan 22,
22, 2015
7:30AM ● Nathan Carveth – Dee & Martin Cullen
12:10PM ● Sheila Rose – Lyle Stewart & Sheila Rodgers
Friday Jan 23,
23, 2015
7:30AM ● Intention of Donor
12:10PM ● Joan Creally – The McGrath & Readman Families
Saturday Jan 24,
24, 2015
Saint Francis de Sales
9:00AM ● Thomas & Julia Heffernan & Deceased Family Members –
The Family
Vigil – Jan 24,
24, 2015
Of the various Christian holy days that take place throughout the
year, Candlemass (or Candelaria), on February 2nd, may be one of
the least well-known ceremonies in the Christian world.
The celebration of Candlemass originated in the late fifth century as a
tribute to the light of God's glory that was manifested in Christ Jesus.
The earliest known observance within the Church was in the year AD
496, during the time of Pope Gelasius. In AD 542 the Emperor
Justinian ordained that the Eastern Church celebrate the festival,
which he called Hypapante, or "Meeting". The name was derived
from the Gospel of Luke 2:22-40, wherein Simeon the priest and
Anna the prophetess met the infant Jesus in the temple at the time of
his consecration. Simeon's prophecy declared Jesus to be the Lord's
salvation and "a light for revelation to the Gentiles and for glory to
your people Israel." This passage continues to be the focus of the
celebration.
Note: Please bring your candles with you for the blessing.
Feb.
Feb. 3rd:
3rd: Feast of St. Blaise, bishop & martyr
5:00PM ● Arle Glover – Peter & Catherine Offierski
Sunday Jan 25,
25, 2015
8:30AM ● Deceased Members of the Coulas Family – Patrick & Allan
Coulas
10:00AM ● For the People
11:30AM ● Zita & Fred Breen – The Family
Offertory, January 11th
11th
Feb.
Feb. 2nd: Feast of the Presentation of the Lord
$5359.
2014 Receipts
The Government of Canada has very strict regulations
concerning contributions to the Church and the issuing of
receipts. Please note that the tax receipts will be available
prior to February 28th.
REGULAR MASS TIMES
Sunday Masses
Saturday
5pm (Vigil Mass)
Sunday
8:30am, 10am, 11:30am
Weekday Masses
Monday – Friday
7:30am, 12:10pm
Saturday and Holidays
9:00am
Confessions
Saturday
3:45pm-4:45pm
First Friday
7am-7:30am, 11am-12pm
Devotions
Mother of Perpetual Help
Saturday, 8:30am
Exposition of the
Blessed Sacrament
First Friday, 11am-12pm
According to his Legendary Acts, while Blaise was being taken
into custody, a distraught mother, whose only child was choking
on a fishbone, threw herself at his feet and implored his
intercession. Touched at her grief, he offered up his prayers, and
the child was cured. Consequently, Saint Blaise is invoked for
protection against injuries and illnesses of the throat.
C•A•S•T
Next Meeting
The Cathedral Altar Servers Team will be
holding our next meeting on Thursday,
January 22nd at 5:00PM. Any new
members are welcome to join!! We will be meeting in the
Cathedral Church at 5:00 for a rehearsal, and then moving to the
Bishop Doyle Hall for games and snacks! Boys and Girls Grade 3
and older are invited to join the CAST! Please call Father John at
the Cathedral office if you have questions!
CWL
Thank you! Thank you! Congratulations to all the helpers who
prepared and served the parish luncheon and 'Feeding the Family"
dinner last Sunday. Your energy and proficiency enabled us to
feed 179 people dinner within 45 minutes! Astounding!!!! Sincere
thanks to the Cathedral Knights who helped us fund the dinner, to
those guests who helped clean up the back hall and to the Branch
798 Knights for their generosity and co-operation especially after
we lost so much in the fire. Now that's "family" dynamics in
action!
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Knights of Columbus
Please support Knights of Columbus T.V. Bingo on Cogeco
Cable 10, every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.
Votive Lamps next to Tabernacle
Jan 17 - 23
One of the candles burn this week for a very special intention
and the 2nd candle burns for the Souls in Purgatory. The
suggested offering is $20 each. Contact the parish office to
reserve a Votive Lamp.
Special Collection for New Speakers
We wish to thank all of you for your generous contribution to our
special collection for new speakers at the front of the Cathedral
Church. In order to purchase and install the speakers, more funds
will be required, so we ask all those who are willing to contribute
to this worthwhile cause to please donate by marking your
envelope 'Speaker Fund' and placing it in our weekly offertory
collection. Thank you so much, and we look forward to being
heard more clearly as we preach the Good News!!
Week of Prayer
for Christian Unity in Peterborough
Ecumenical Evening Prayer Service to mark the Week of
Prayer for Christian Unity in Peterborough. Opening
celebration, City-Wide Ecumenical Worship Service on
Sunday, January 18, 4:00 p.m. at All Saints Anglican
Church, 235 Rubidge Street. The theme for 2015 is: Jesus said
to her: “Give me a drink.” (John 4:7). The encounter between
Jesus and the Samaritan woman invites us to try water from a
different well and also to offer a little water of our own. Bishop
Linda Nicholls of the Anglican Diocese of Toronto will officiate
the ecumenical service and Bishop William McGrattan of the
Roman Catholic Diocese of Peterborough will be the homilist.
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is a privileged moment
for prayer, encounter and dialogue. It is an opportunity to
recognize the richness and value present in the other, and to ask
God for the gift of unity.
Camp Northern Lights
On January 24-25, special envelopes will be available for the
annual collection for Camp Northern Lights. This camp provides
a wilderness, camping experience for children from the
Peterborough, Lindsay, Bowmanville, Port Hope and Cobourg
areas.
The camp also provides a leadership experience for hih school
students from the same locates, as volunteer councilors. For
further information call camp director, Fr. Bill Moloney at 705742-5466. All cheques should be made payable to ‘Camp
Northern Lights’. Thanks for all your support. Fr.Bill
Euchre for Seniors
Immaculate Conception Parish
Immaculate Conception Parish, 386 Rogers Street, Peterborough,
ON is offering euchre for seniors on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of
the month starting January 13th, 2015 at 1pm. All are welcome.
$3 to play, coffee/tea provided. Please lug-a-mug to be
environment friendly.
Presentation by HOSPICE
ST. ANNE'S WOMEN'S GROUP are hosting a presentation by
HOSPICE on Monday, Jan. 26 at 7:00 pm. in St. Anne's Parish
Hall. Come & learn about Hospice and the wonderful work they
do. Hospice offers care to those suffering from serious, life
threatening illness. Support groups are available to caregivers &
family members. Hear about plans for the new facility they will
be building. All members of the parish - men and women- are
encouraged to attend. See the poster on the bulletin board or on
the website www.hospicepeterborough.org.
$2.4 Million from Canadian Government
Government to
Aid Displaced Iraqis
Development and Peace has received an additional $2.4 million
from the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development
(DFATD) Canada to continue its humanitarian response in
Northern Iraq, where there are currently over 500,000 people who
have been displaced from their homes due to violent conflict.
With this funding, Development and Peace will work locally with
Caritas Iraq and Catholic Relief Services to bring aid to 10,500
individuals. Shelters will be upgraded to help fight the cold, and
winterization kits that include heaters will be distributed. In
addition, hygiene facilities will be improved, water supplies
extended and six child-friendly spaces will be created to allow
1,440 children to partake in recreational, educational and
psychosocial support activities.
Visit http://www.devp.org for complete story.
Certificate in Religion
Religion & Theology
Program 2015
Courses held at Mount St. Joseph. Participants will receive a
Citation for completing each six-week evening course in this
program. Four Citations results in the Sacred Heart Certificate in
Religion & Theology.
Course 2: Wednesdays 7:00-9:00pm, Feb. 4 – Mar. 11/15
the Second Vatican Council: Impact and Relevance for the 21st
Century – Dr. Donald Graham
www.shofp.ca or contact: Sacred Heart of Peterborough 705745-5549 Fax: 705-874 2975 or: [email protected]
Marriage Preparation Course 2015
Peterborough Sacred Heart Parish Hall – 208 Romaine St.
(Deadline Jan 19/15) Jan 30, Fri. 6:30-9:00pm; Jan 31, Sat.
8:30am-4:30pm; Feb 7, Sat, 8:30am-4:30pm
Bracebridge St. Joseph’s Parish Hall – 118 McMurray St
(Deadline Mar. 2/15) Mar 13-15, Friday. 6:30-9:00pm; Sat.
8:30am-4:30pm; Sun, 8:30am-4:30pm