“Actively live the Gospel through discovering the Spirit alive within our parishioners”.
ST. THERESA’S ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH
7508 – 29 Avenue, Edmonton, AB
Phone: 780.463.8646
[email protected]
T6K 3Y8
Fax: 780.450.2431
www.strcp.com
& THE CATHOLIC PARISH OF CORPUS CHRISTI
[email protected]
www.corpuschristi-edm.ca
PARISH BULLETIN
April 12th, 2015 – 2nd Sunday of Easter - Divine Mercy
PARISH TEAM
SACRAMENTS
Fr. Jim Corrigan
(2227) Pastor
Fr. Matthew Hysell
Associate Pastor [email protected]
Fr. Luan Vu
(2223)
Associate Pastor
RCIA
Sr. Cornelia Ramirez, RVM
Sacramental Preparation
Deacon Tony Obleada
Permanent Deacon
Deacon Gem Mella
Permanent Deacon
(2224)
RCIA ADAPTED FOR CHILDREN
Classes for 2014-2015 started in Sept. for
children (7-14 years old, unbaptized or
baptized validly in a non-Catholic Church).
Angela McCormick
(2226)
Youth Ministry
Marie Woolgar
(2233)
Ministry/Business/Web Coordinator
Nina Obleada
(2225)
Parish Bookkeeper
Dany Lee
(2221)
Reception/Secretary
Sherry Robak
(2222)
Records Coordinator
Chuck Long
Maintenance
Fernando Hermoso
Custodians
Piotr (Peter) Kus
Pamela Petruchik Rectory Housekeeper
OFFICE HOURS
Monday to Friday
Closed for lunch
Open Saturday
9:00 am - 8:30 pm
Noon - 1:00 pm
9:30 am - 5:00 pm
WEEKDAY MASS TIMES
Monday
Tuesday – Saturday
Tuesday & Wednesday
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
is for anyone over 14 years of age wishing
to receive the Sacraments of Initiation.
Meetings are Thursdays, 7:30 - 9:30 pm,
MacDonald room
Call Genevieve - 780.437.8011
Sharon - 780.462.2867
8:00 am
9:00 am
6:25 pm
SUNDAY MASS TIMES
Saturday
Sunday
5:30 pm
8:30 am, 10:30 am, 12:30 pm
Life Teen Mass
6:00 pm
ADORATION OF THE
BLESSED SACRAMENT
Weekdays
1 hour prior to the following Masses:
Tuesdays
6:25 pm Mass
Wednesdays
9:00 am Mass
Fridays
9:00 am Mass
SACRAMENT OF
RECONCILIATION
30 minutes prior to all weekday
Masses except Monday.
Saturdays from 9:45 - 11:00 am
FIRST FRIDAY, MAY 1
9:00 am
Mass & Exposition
9:30 am - 6:00 pm
Adoration
6:00 pm
Benediction & Mass
Before First Reconciliation (Confession)
and First Eucharist (Holy Communion),
children who have reached the age of
reason (7 years old) are required to go
through the process called RCIA Rite of
Christian Initiation of Adults adapted for
children.
Documents required:
 Birth certificate for the unbaptized
 Birth and Baptism certificate for those
who were validly baptized in a
non-Catholic Church
 Baptism certificate of the Catholic parent
Wednesday, EVENING CLASSES
7:00 - 8:00 pm, MacDonald room
Sr. Cornelia Ramirez, RVM
780.463.8646 ext. 2224
ARE YOU GETTING MARRIED?
Please make an appointment 6 months to
1 year prior to your wedding date.
Fr. Jim Corrigan
780.463.8646 ext. 2227
[email protected] or
Fr. Matthew Hysell
[email protected] or
Fr. Luan Vu - 780.463.8646 ext. 2223
[email protected]
Corpus Christi
pledge total as of April 08/15 is
Father Michael Troy School
3630 - 23 Street
$5,970,678.00
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.corpuschristi-edm.ca
SUNDAY LITURGY CORPUS CHRISTI
9:30 am and 11:30 am at
Father Michael Troy School, 3630 - 23 Street
HOSPITALITY SUNDAY
will be on the 2nd Sunday, April 12 after both Masses.
There will be goodies, coffee, & juice.
Donations of treats are always welcome!
The K of C, Fr. Michael Troy Council, hosts alternate
Masses on the 3rd Sunday of the month.
The next K of C sponsored Mass will be on
April 19 at the 11:30 am Mass.
Have you ever tasted the crêpes breakfast?
Don’t wait too long!
CORPUS CHRISTI ADORATION
EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
Please pick up a Corpus Christi Pledge
Package from the display tables.
Be one of the 10 families to get us to the $6 Million mark!
~ Make a pledge of $20/wk for 5 years ~
Thank you, one and all!
MINISTRY IN FOCUS
SACRISTANS
SACRISTANS were listed by writers and Church councils as
“ministers of God.” When recounting his life in the 4 th century,
Bishop Paulinus of Nola wrote “I call the Lord to witness that I
longed to begin my holy service with the name and office of
sacristan”.
SACRISTIES are privileged places where the liturgical rites are
prepared and where the treasured objects that facilitate prayer
are stored.
WHY BECOME A SACRISTAN?
It is a perfect job for those who prefer to help in a quiet, “behind
the scenes” way.
Sacristans are responsible for care of the holy things used in the
worship life of the parish. They keep the Sanctuary clean and in
orderly condition.
Join our faith community in Eucharistic Adoration ON the
land blessed for our church the last Friday of the month,
34 Street & 28A Avenue.
Our next Holy Hour will be on:
Fri., April 24, 6:00 - 7:00 pm. Join us for an hour with the Lord!
Meet on the sidewalk on 28A Ave. for an hour with the Lord.
Please do not park on 34 Street entrance.
DUTIES include:
 Cleaning the linens, candles and vessels
 Changing the altar cloths and coordinating materials
according to the liturgical season
 Setting up for Communion
CORPUS CHRISTI CWL PARISH COUNCIL
If you’d like to volunteer or need more information please contact:
St Theresa’s : Luisa Rivera - 780.868.8607
Elizabeth Ulliac - 780.633.0718
Corpus Christi: Michèle Brubaker - 780.463.7392
Anna Truong - 780.450.9579
The Catholic Women’s League of Canada is a national organization rooted in gospel values calling its members to holiness
through service to the people of God.
Have you considered becoming a CWL member?
Join us at our monthly meeting to learn more.
Next meeting: Wednesday, April 22 at 6:30 pm
Holy Family School Library, 1710 Mill Woods Rd. East
BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC
DO YOU KNOW YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE LEVEL?
Your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit and your life a
gift from God. Take care of it and be in the know.
April 18 & 19, 2015, after all Masses,
MacDonald room
ST. THERESA'S & CORPUS CHRISTI PARISHES
WEEKLY COLLECTION – 2015
Mar. 28 – 29
Ordinary Receipts
24,812.88
Average weekly
expenses (this includes
the Emergency Reserve)
20,213.49
Building Fund
5,126.62
SACRISTANS work in teams during their assigned month. Any
new sacristans will receive full training and be paired with experienced sacristans.
It is a rewarding privilege to serve God in this way.
AN EASTERTIDE MISSION IN
PREPARATION FOR PENTECOST!
The Eastertide Mission has begun and new participants are still
welcome! Join us next Wednesday and all the Wednesdays of
the Easter Season in preparation for the 'birthday of the
Church' - Pentecost. Catecheses, witnesses, small-group
sharing, and fellowship will mark our parish mission as we pray
for the "manifestation of baptism" by opening ourselves more
profoundly to the Gift of the Holy Spirit. Following the 6:25 pm
Mass, the mission runs from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
April 15, 22, 29 and May 6, 13, 20.
St Theresa's Parish - 780.463.8646 for more information or to
register. Love offering is gratefully appreciated.
N.B.: An ASL interpreter will be present for Deaf participants.
SPIRITUAL SHARING CIRCLE
Tuesday, April 21 at 1:00 pm - St. Thomas More Parish, 210
Haddow Close. Julian Hammond will tell us about Christianity in
the Middle East. EVERYONE IS WELCOME.
Maureen Gouveia - 780.438.7060
WEEK AT A GLANCE
SUNDAY April 12th
8:30 am Mass
MONDAY April 13th
10:30 am Mass
7:00 - 9:00 pm
CC Finance Committee
12:30 pm Mass
(OLGC/FMMG rooms)
2:30 - 3:30 pm
Divine Mercy Holy Hour
(Main body)
6:00 pm - Life Teen
7:30 - 9:00 pm
Life Night
(MacNeil hall)
MONDAY April 13th
8:00 am Mass
8:45 am Rosary
(Main body)
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Greater Edm. Alliance
th
TUESDAY April 14
8:00 am Rosary
(Main body)
8:30 am Reconciliation
9: 00 am Mass
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
(Grandin room)
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Baptism Preparation
(MacDonald room)
7:30 - 8:30 pm
Respect for Life
(MacDonald room)
WEDNESDAY April 15th
8:00 am Adoration
8:30 am Reconciliation
9:00 am Mass
10:00 - 11:00 am
Hospitality
(Main body)
(Main body-MacDonald room)
(OLGC/FMMG rooms)
7:15 - 10:00 pm
Secular Franciscans Meeting
(OLGC/FMMG rooms)
7:15 - 8:45 pm
Legion of Mary
FRIDAY April 17
8:30 am Reconciliation
The Knights of Columbus invite all to their pancake
breakfast on Sunday, April 19 after the 8:30 & 10:30 am Masses
in the McNeil hall. Join us for a delicious meal which will cost you
only $5.00 each or $20.00 per family for all you can eat – eggs,
sausages and yes, those special hot cakes
smothered with syrup, jam, or non-sugar syrup if you wish.
You also have a choice of apple/orange juice, tea & coffee.
Special feature: Strawberries & whip cream. Yummy!
“Pancakes for a purpose”
All proceeds will go to Knights Charities
** Bring your aluminum can pull tabs to support
the KC wheelchair program.
PLANNING AHEAD
A Catholic’s Guide to Funeral Rites, Burial Options,
and Prearrangements.
Fr. Jim Corrigan, along with Edmonton Catholic Cemeteries
Director, Deacon Paul Croteau, invites you to join them for an
evening that will engage and inform you on these important
topics. Also in attendance to answer your questions will be Aimee
Anderson, Catholic Funeral Director. Please attend this informative evening and gain peace of mind for yourself and your loved
ones. Tuesday, May 5, 7:30 - 9:30 pm (following Mass) at
St. Theresa’s Parish - MacNeil hall.
To register - Parish office: 780.463.8646, ext. 2221
(Main body)
8:40 am
Little office of Mary
(Main body)
9:00 am Mass
9:45 – 11:00 am
Reconciliation
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Eucharistic Ministry Training
(Main body-MacDonald room)
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Greater Edm. Alliance
5:30 pm Mass
th
(MacDonald room)
K OF C SPONSORED
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
SATURDAY April 18th
8:00 am Rosary
(Ozanam room)
(MacDonald room)
9:00 am Mass
6:30 - 10:30 pm
CFC Christian Life Program
(MacDonald room)
7:30 - 10:00 pm
CFC Youth
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Junior Legion of Mary
7:30 - 9:30 pm
RCIA
5:55 pm Reconciliation
6:25 pm Mass
(OLGC/FMMG rooms)
(Grandin room)
(Ozanam room)
8:00 am Adoration
(Office Kitchen)
FRIDAY April 17th
7:00 - 9:30 pm
Ephphatha Prayer Group
(Malayalam)
(Ozanam room)
THURSDAY April 16th
8:00 am Rosary
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
GriefShare Program
7:00 - 10:00 pm
Marriage Preparation
7:00 - 9:00 pm
CWL Ex. Meeting
(Main body)
6:25 pm Mass
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Stewardship
(MacDonald room)
6:00 - 8:00 pm
True Devotion
(MacNeil hall)
7:00 - 9:00 pm
As By A New Pentecost
5:30 pm Adoration
Legion of Mary - Knitting group
Canadian North Churches
(OLGC/FMMG rooms)
6:30 - 8:30 pm
EDGE
(MacDonald-Ozanam rooms)
8:30 am Reconciliation
9:00 am Mass
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
True Devotion
(MacNeil hall)
(Main body-OLGC/FMMG rooms)
WEDNESDAY April 15th
7:00 - 8:00 pm
RCIA Child
After Mass
Diabetic Clinic
(MacDonald room)
6:00 - 11:30 pm
Singles for Christ
(OLGC/FMMG rooms)
6:30 - 8:30 pm
Youth Minister Farewell Potluck
(MacNeil hall)
GREATER EDMONTON ALLIANCE HOUSE MEETING
The Greater Edmonton Alliance Seniors Team is hosting a
House Meeting at St. Theresa’s Parish - MacNeil hall, on
April 13, 2015 at 10:00 am – 12:00 pm.
It’s been a while since February 24, 2014, the last time the
Greater Edmonton Alliance conducted a house meeting at
St. Theresa Parish, and that meeting, along with the others GEA
hosted, has led us to this point. On April 13, you will:
 Learn about the action plan the Seniors Team has diligently
constructed, based on your insights and recommendations
 Learn how you can be a participant in the action plan
 Be a real voice in the election which may be coming sooner
than later
At every one of the meetings the Seniors’ Team had with the city
of Edmonton administration, and with Provincial ministers and
administration staff, the asks presented based on your views
were received with positive and encouraging response. The time
for the next step is here! Mark your calendars and come together
on April 13, as we combine our efforts to further the common
good of all seniors not only in Edmonton, but in Alberta!
Cam Hale - 780.440.0192
SAVE THE DATE
St. Theresa’s CGL is hosting it’s annual Talent Show on
Sunday, April 26, 2015 at 2:00 pm, in the MacNeil hall.
Join us for a funfilled afternoon.
From the desk of Reverend Matthew Hysell,
MA MTh
The Indwelling Gift
(Part III)
Eastertide is fifty days long—hence Eastertide, since it is a
season of the Church year, indeed the most important one.
Thus the conclusion of the Easter Season is Pentecost, from
the Greek word for “fiftieth.” Hence the liturgical book proper to
Eastertide (or, more properly, Paschaltide) among the
Ukrainian Greek-Catholics and other Byzantine Christians is
called the Pentecostarion.
Notice that during Eastertide, our First Reading is always
taken from the Acts of the Apostles. Outside the Easter
Season, the First Reading is always taken from the Old
Testament. During the fifty days of Easter, however, Acts is
read first of all, and not without reason.
Already on Easter Sunday morning, the Roman Liturgy
reads from Acts 10:34a, 37-43, in which Peter is shown preaching with boldness and authority. Acts shows a very different
portrait of the Apostles than the gospels do—the gospels show
Peter bumbling, saying all the wrong things, and finally rejecting
Jesus on the night of His Trial. But, for the rest of Eastertide,
vastly different personalities of the Apostles—from feeble,
fickle, and fumbling men to resolute, fearless, and steadfast
preachers and missionaries—emerges.
What accounts for this about-face? How did the Apostles
change so much?
It was not so much the shock and the surprise of Jesus’
Resurrection—even after seeing the Risen Lord, they were still
ambivalent (cf Mt 28:17; Mk 16:8, 14). The portent and wonder
of the Lord Jesus—risen, glorified, and exalted—was not
enough to change these men. It was the first Easter and the
Holy Spirit that changed them. Thus, when the Holy Spirit
descended upon the Church on that first Pentecost, “[a]ll of
them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to
speak…” (Acts 2:4).
Let us take a good look at ourselves: Are we fearless like
the Apostles in professing our Catholic Christian faith in the
workplace? In public? Among our family and friends? If we
are timid about even making the sign of the Cross or bowing
our heads at the Name of Jesus, consider this: “[F]or God did
not give us a Spirit of timidity, but rather a Spirit of
courage!” (2 Tim 1:7).
The question, then, is this: Are you open to the Holy Spirit?
Or can the words of St Stephen the First-Martyr be woefully
applied to us?—“You stiff-necked people! …You always resist
the Holy Spirit!” (Acts 7:51).
The whole point of the Sacrament of Confirmation is to give
us “a special strength of the Holy Spirit to spread and defend
the Faith by word and action as true witnesses of Christ, to
confess the Name of Christ boldly, and never to be ashamed of
the Cross” (Catechism of the Catholic Church, ¶ 1303).
The Lord Jesus does not continue His Mission in the world
alone. He relies on His disciples—you and me—to be His
co-missionaries. But in order to be effective, we simply must
surrender ourselves to the working of the Holy Spirit in our
lives.
It begins with trustful surrender to him.
To be continued.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL FOOD BANK CORNER
Because of your generosity during Holy Week, the
shelves in the Food Bank are looking good.
Items still in short supply are:
Canned Fruit, Hamburger Helper, Jam, Rice Side Kicks,
Toilet Paper, Shampoo. Thank you so very much!
Maria - 780.940.9010
NEW EDMONTON CATHOLIC SCHOOLS’
100 VOICES PRE-KINDERGARTEN
PROGRAMMING
Genesis School, as part of Edmonton Catholic Schools’
100 Voices Pre-Kindergarten program, offers programming for
3 and 4 year olds in unique City of Edmonton Recreation
Centres and Attraction sites throughout the city. Sites include
the Valley Zoo, John Janzen Nature Centre, Muttart Conservatory, Kinsmen Sports Centre and many more! For a complete
list of locations and information on how to register for these
exciting programs please call 780.638.6810 or go to
www.genesis.ecsd.net
SOCIETY OF SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL
ST. THERESA’S CONFERENCE
NORTH OF 60 PROJECT!
It’s time again. As any other project, with each year, we modify
and change, so that it works out better for all involved.
This time, the containers will be placed in a warehouse, where
the sorting of donations will also take place.
The project has expanded to nine (9) Northern Communities:
Inuvik, Tsiigehtchic, Tuktoyaktuk, Paulatuk, Gjoa Haven,
Taloyoak, Aklavik, Ulukhaktok and Sachs Harbour.
Shortly, we will be publishing a list of items and food that we
need to collect in order to send North.
At the moment, I can tell you that the following items will be
more than welcome: tables, sewing machines, fabric, school
supplies, fur coats.
A more complete list will be available soon.
Maria - 780.940.9010 or www.ssvpedmonton.ca or
www.ssvpwrc.ca or www.ssvp.ca
SOW MUCH LOVE
THE TROUBLE WITH UPOV ‘91
Plant breeding is an agricultural practice where seeds are bred
with other seeds in order to create a desired change to a plant. It
is a process that can take many years. Farmers have been
practicing natural plant breeding for thousands of years as a way
to improve their crops. In the 1960s, as seeds began to be
produced by corporations, there was a call to recognize the
intellectual property rights, including royalties, of professional
plant breeders for the new plant varieties they created. As a
result, the International Convention for the Protection of New
Varieties of Plants (UPOV) was introduced. Many countries
signed on to the convention. However, over time it has been
updated to incorporate changes in the industry, particularly the
development of GM seeds by multinational companies. The
latest version, UPOV ’91, places greater restrictions on farmers’
rights to save, exchange and use seeds. Many countries have
not ratified this version, but trade agreements are placing
pressure on governments to adopt it.
Here in Canada, our seed system has been built up through the
knowledge of farmers, public research and access to farmers’
seeds collected from around the world. Over time, a few corporations have captured this heritage, and pushed the Canadian
seed system towards GMOs and genetically uniform varieties.
As such, farmers’ associations and advocates have mobilized
against Bill C-18, which is a law that was drafted in order to
apply UPOV ’91 in Canada. Introduced in Parliament in 2014,
the law, if passed, will significantly reduce farmers’ rights to use
seeds.
Maria - 780.940.9010 or go to www.devp.org
SACRAMENTS
2015 BAPTISM PREPARATION
Monday, 7:00 pm - MacDonald room
April 13, May 04 & 11, June 01 & 08
2015 BAPTISM CELEBRATION
Sunday at 2:30 pm
April 19 & 26, May 17 & 24, June 21 & 28
MINISTRIES
CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE
Meets on scheduled days. Next Exec.
Meeting on Mon., April 13 - 7:00 pm
Check receptionist for room
WANT TO JOIN THE CWL?
Carmen - 780.440.0069 or
[email protected]
CATHOLIC GIRLS LEAGUE
Open to all girls ages 10 - 16.
Next meeting: Mon, April 20,
6:30 - 8:00 pm
Fern Hardie - 780.462.9167
TRUE DEVOTION TO
JESUS THROUGH MARY
Prayerful study for spiritual growth
through St Louis de Montfort's book
Group 1: Thursdays - 10:00 am,
MacDonald room.
Group 2: Mondays - 6:00 pm,
(ask receptionist for room)
Enter church through doors northwest
side of building.
Colleen - 780.463.2227 or
[email protected]
LIGHT of CHRIST
CHARISMATIC PRAYER GROUP
meets on Wednesdays for regular weekly
meetings at 7:15 - 9:30 pm, MacNeil hall
RESPECT FOR LIFE
Join us on the 1st Monday of the month at
7:30 pm (2nd Monday if statutory
holiday) Check receptionist for room
Nicole – [email protected]
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
St. Peter Council #7070
Meetings are at the K of C Hall on the
3rd Wednesday of the month at 7:30 pm.
Grand Knight Ardie - 780.463.3803
SECULAR FRANCISCANS
Meets at 7:15 pm every:
3rd Wednesday - General Meeting
4th Wednesday - Formation Session
OLGC & FMMG rooms
Adora D. - 780.468.3353
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month
at 7:00 pm - OLGC/FMMG rooms
Call Maria L. – 780.940.9010
LEGION of MARY
Join us in the Ozanam room!
Seniors - ages 18+:
Every Thursday 7:15 - 8:45 pm
Juniors - Ages 8 - 17:
Every Saturday 10:30 - noon
See brochure at church entrance for details.
WE NEED MORE MEMBERS
FOR THIS MINISTRY
Do you knit or crochet? Join this ministry.
Drop in, sign up, have a cup of tea/coffee
and make some warm toques, scarves,
mittens, slippers, socks, baby blankets,
booties. Knit with the group or in your
home.
We have until May/June to complete as
many pieces as possible prior to shipping
to the Canadian North Mission churches.
DONATIONS OF YARN NEEDED
Check your closets, storage, craft room,
friends, family, neighbours – what you
have no use for we surely do!
DROP IN and DROP OFF DONATIONS
only during group session. TUESDAYS
after morning Mass until 1:00pm in the
MacDonald Room.
Colleen: [email protected]
or 780.977.2227
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
A STRAIGHTFORWARD WAY
TO GIVE ALMS?
Please consider donating your empty
beverage containers (cans, bottles,
cartons, etc.) to St Mark's Community of
the Deaf. Proceeds will go towards
defraying the tuition for our pilgrimage to
Rome and Assisi in October 2015.
Following the Archbishop Sheen Principle,
10% of the proceeds will go to St Vincent
de Paul Society.
Beverage containers can be dropped off
on Saturdays, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, at
the East Basement Doors of St. Theresa's Parish.
Your charity will be met with Masses for
your intentions at the Seven Pilgrim
Churches of Rome. Thank you!
SOUP & SCRIPTURE (Gr. 8 - 12)
Sunday, April 12, 2015
from 7:30 - 9:00 pm, MacNeil hall
Socialize, eat soup, reflect on Scripture.
Angela - 780.463.8646, ext. 2226
[email protected]
EDGE (Gr. 6 - 8)
Moses: An Unlikely Leader
Monday, April 13, 2015
from 6:30 - 8:30 pm, MacNeil hall
We explore how life isn’t always easy but
God is there to help.
Angela - 780.463.8646, ext. 2226
[email protected]
LIFE TEEN (Gr. 9 - 12)
on Sunday, April 19, 2015
LOVE: Self Gift
What is true love? How is it expressed?
Why should we not settle?
FMT SPORTS DROP IN
Sunday, April 19, 2015 from 1:00 - 2:00 pm
FMT school gym - 3630 23 St NW
Play sports you enjoy, have fun &
meet new friends.
Floyd at [email protected] for info.
YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY
(Ages 18-35)
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Come meet other young adults and grow
in faith together!
Regularly scheduled events:
1st & 3rd Sundays of each month
(except holidays)
7:15 pm, after 6:00 pm Mass.
Our Lady of Good Counsel room
WE NEED MEN!
Adult youth ministry leaders needed,
particularly men, to give our teens healthy
male role models. Assist with our Middle
School Edge Ministry (gr. 6-9) or High
School Life Teen ministry (gr. 10-12) and
help draw youth closer to Christ.
Angela - 780.463.8646 ext. 2226 or
[email protected]
E-NOTES FROM RESPECT FOR LIFE
For after greeting his disciples with the
words “Peace be with you”, our Divine
Saviour “showed them His hands and His
side”, thereby confirming Isaiah’s prophecy,
“by his stripes, we are healed”.