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MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, October 3 NOVENA TO OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL 5:00 pm + Stella, Raymond, Chris Bielicz by Halina Boruta Sunday, October 4 8:30 am + Mario Couture by Tom & Terry Montague 10:30 am + Laureen & Michael Montague by Kelly & John Goldsmith Tuesday, October 6 DEVOTION TO INFANT JESUS OF PRAGUE + Lawson Webb by Judy Webb Wednesday, October 7 DEVOTION TO OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP /MEMORIAL OF OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY + Rev. Francis Cookson by Wendy Hibbard Thursday, October 8 DEVOTION TO ST. ANN + Intentions of Parishioners Friday, October 9 In Honour of the Most Holy Eucharist for the Desecration of The Blessed Sacrament at the Cathedral Saturday, October 10 NOVENA TO OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL 5:00 pm + Cynthia Butler by Halina Boruta Sunday, October 11 8:30 am + Pat Zdunich by Tom & Terry Montague 10:30 am + Christopher Peters by Judy Webb ANNOUNCEMENTS ALL POSTED GUIDELINES REMAIN IN EFFECT AND ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. THANK YOU. VIRTUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL AVAILABLE: Heather Piette, a parishioner of St. Patrick’s Church has started a virtual Sunday School programme on line for children. It will be available every Sunday. There will be singing and music, stories, crafts, colouring pages and activities families can watch, download and do with their families at home. Please go to Facebook and search: St. Patricks Catholic Church Caledonia Virtual Sunday School . LETS NOT FORGET FORMED: Our Catholic Netflix—Family movie night just got better with content that is not only entertaining and inspir- ing, it’s good for the soul. Formed truly offers something for everyone, and has added lots of new movies and programs. Check it our at Formed.org. Go to: stmaryandstann.formed.org—Register and Enjoy! REMINDER: Memorial Rosary in honour of Our Lady’s 6 th apparition in Fatima @ St. Mary's Church @7 pm, Tuesday, October 13 th . We will pray the Sorrowful Mysteries https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=Q14nKKRAekk for an end to the Coronavirus Pandemic among other inten- tions. We hope for good weather, so please bring your lawn chairs. We will move indoors if need be. To access the video/audio, if you plan on praying the Rosary from home: click on the link provided above OR copy/pasting it into your search bar - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q14nKKRAek OR enter: Sorrowful Mysteries with Father John Riccardo in your search bar. BISHOP GERARD BERGIE: Has asked us that we offer this simple prayer of reparation on a daily basis for a period of one month beginning Monday Sept 14-Oct 12, 2020. In honor of the Most Holy Eucharist that was stolen from the tabernacle in our Cathedral. O most Holy Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, I adore Thee profoundly. I offer Thee the most precious Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ present in all the tabernacles of the world, in reparation for the outrages, sacrileges and indifferences by which He is offended. By the infinite merits of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary I beg the conversion of poor sinners. Amen 27TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Today's Gospel follows directly after last Sunday's Gospel in which Jesus was questioned by Jewish religious leaders about the source of his teaching authority. After refusing to answer their questions, Jesus tells the parable of the two sons and then criticizes the priests and elders for their lack of belief in John the Baptist. In today's Gospel, Jesus once again speaks to the priests and elders with a parable. In this parable, the landowner leases his vineyard to tenants and sends his servants to collect the portion of the harvest that the tenants owe to him. Several times the servants are sent to collect payment, and each time they are beaten and killed by the tenants. Finally, the landowner sends his son to collect his rent. The tenants, believing that they will inherit the vineyard if the landowner dies without an heir, plot together and kill the landowner's son. After telling the parable, Jesus questions the chief priests and elders about what the landowner will do to the wicked tenants. They all agree that the landowner will kill the wicked tenants and give the land to new tenants who will pay the rent. In telling the parable, Jesus is clearly drawing upon Isaiah 5:1-7, which is today's first reading and one that the priests and elders would have known well. Jesus doesn't, therefore, have to explain the symbolism of the parable; the Pharisees would have understood that the vineyard represented Israel, the landowner repre- sented God, the servants represented the prophets, and the bad tenants represented the religious leaders. Yet Jesus nonetheless explains the meaning of the parable for his audience: the Kingdom of God will be taken from the unbelieving and given to the faithful. The chief priests and elders have condemned themselves with their answer to Jesus' question. Today's Gospel has a parallel in Mark 12:1-12 . There are some notable differ- ences, however. In Matthew's version, the religious leaders condemn themselves; in Mark's Gospel, Jesus answers his own question. Matthew names the religious leaders as Pharisees and chief priests. Clearly this Gospel shows the tension that was mounting between Jesus and the Jewish religious leaders who thought that his message was dangerous. Matthew's Gospel was written about 70 years after Jesus' death and reflects the conflicts and tensions found in the Christian community for whom Matthew was writing. Many biblical scholars believe that the tension be- tween Matthew's community and their Jewish neighbors can also be heard in to- day's reading. This Gospel reminds us of the importance of listening to God's word. God speaks to us in many ways—through Scripture, through our Church tradition, in our Church's teaching, and through modern-day prophets. Are we attentive and recep- tive to God's word to us through these messengers? Loyola Press RESCHEDULED DATES FOR SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Due to the challenges of this year and COVID-19, alternative dates have been chosen for Special Collections if you have not already taken the op- portunity to make these donations. . Sunday, Oct 18th - World Mission Sunday . Sunday, Nov 1st - C.C.O.D.P.—Development & Peace MASS INTENTIONS: Masses are offered for various intentions such as death anniversaries, birthdays, wedding anniversaries and for the sick and dying or other intentions you may have. We look forward for your mass intentions using the envelopes available for 10your use. Each mass intention is $10. POPE FRANCIS’ PRAYER INTENTION FOR MONTH OF OCTOBER: WE PRAY BY THAT THE VIRTUE OF BAPTISM, THE LAITY, ESPECIALLY WOMEN, MAY PARTICIPATE MORE IN AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY IN THE CHURCH. LECTORS Sat—Oct 3 5:00 pm Wendy Hibbard Sun– Oct 4 8:30 am Tom Montague 10:30 am Rene Reid OFFERTORY COLLECTION: Sept 26, 2020 Regular Fund $ 1,217.00 Building Fund $ 70.00
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MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday, October 3 NOVENA TO OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL
5:00 pm + Stella, Raymond, Chris Bielicz by Halina Boruta
Sunday, October 4
8:30 am + Mario Couture by Tom & Terry Montague
10:30 am + Laureen & Michael Montague by Kelly & John Goldsmith
Tuesday, October 6 DEVOTION TO INFANT JESUS OF PRAGUE
+ Lawson Webb by Judy Webb
Wednesday, October 7 DEVOTION TO OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP /MEMORIAL OF OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY
+ Rev. Francis Cookson by Wendy Hibbard
Thursday, October 8 DEVOTION TO ST. ANN
+ Intentions of Parishioners
Friday, October 9
In Honour of the Most Holy Eucharist for the Desecration of The Blessed
Sacrament at the Cathedral
Saturday, October 10 NOVENA TO OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL
5:00 pm + Cynthia Butler by Halina Boruta
Sunday, October 11
8:30 am + Pat Zdunich by Tom & Terry Montague
10:30 am + Christopher Peters by Judy Webb
ANNOUNCEMENTS ALL POSTED GUIDELINES REMAIN IN EFFECT AND ARE TO BE FOLLOWED. THANK YOU.
VIRTUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL AVAILABLE:
Heather Piette, a parishioner of St. Patrick’s Church has started a virtual
Sunday School programme on line for children. It will be available every
Sunday. There will be singing and music, stories, crafts, colouring pages
and activities families can watch, download and do with their families at
home. Please go to Facebook and search:
St. Patricks Catholic Church Caledonia Virtual Sunday School.
LETS NOT FORGET FORMED: Our Catholic Netflix—Family movie
night just got better with content that is not only entertaining and inspir-
ing, it’s good for the soul. Formed truly offers something for everyone,
and has added lots of new movies and programs. Check it our at
Formed.org. Go to: stmaryandstann.formed.org—Register and Enjoy!
REMINDER: Memorial Rosary in honour of Our Lady’s 6th apparition in
Fatima @ St. Mary's Church @7 pm, Tuesday, October 13th. We will pray
the Sorrowful Mysteries https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=Q14nKKRAekk for an end to the Coronavirus Pandemic among other inten-
tions. We hope for good weather, so please bring your lawn chairs. We will move indoors if need be.
To access the video/audio, if you plan on praying the Rosary from home:
click on the link provided above OR copy/pasting it into your search bar -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q14nKKRAek
OR enter: Sorrowful Mysteries with Father John Riccardo in your search bar.
BISHOP GERARD BERGIE: Has asked us that we offer this simple
prayer of reparation on a daily basis for a period of one month beginning
Monday Sept 14-Oct 12, 2020. In honor of the Most Holy Eucharist that
was stolen from the tabernacle in our Cathedral.
O most Holy Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, I adore
Thee profoundly. I offer Thee the most precious Body, Blood,
Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ present in all the tabernacles
of the world, in reparation for the outrages, sacrileges and indifferences
by which He is offended. By the infinite merits of the Sacred Heart of
Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary I beg the conversion
of poor sinners.
Amen
27TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Today's Gospel follows directly after last Sunday's Gospel in which Jesus was
questioned by Jewish religious leaders about the source of his teaching authority.
After refusing to answer their questions, Jesus tells the parable of the two sons and
then criticizes the priests and elders for their lack of belief in John the Baptist.
In today's Gospel, Jesus once again speaks to the priests and elders with a parable.
In this parable, the landowner leases his vineyard to tenants and sends his servants
to collect the portion of the harvest that the tenants owe to him. Several times the
servants are sent to collect payment, and each time they are beaten and killed by
the tenants. Finally, the landowner sends his son to collect his rent. The tenants,
believing that they will inherit the vineyard if the landowner dies without an heir,
plot together and kill the landowner's son.
After telling the parable, Jesus questions the chief priests and elders about what
the landowner will do to the wicked tenants. They all agree that the landowner
will kill the wicked tenants and give the land to new tenants who will pay the rent.
In telling the parable, Jesus is clearly drawing upon Isaiah 5:1-7, which is today's
first reading and one that the priests and elders would have known well. Jesus
doesn't, therefore, have to explain the symbolism of the parable; the Pharisees
would have understood that the vineyard represented Israel, the landowner repre-
sented God, the servants represented the prophets, and the bad tenants represented
the religious leaders. Yet Jesus nonetheless explains the meaning of the parable
for his audience: the Kingdom of God will be taken from the unbelieving and
given to the faithful. The chief priests and elders have condemned themselves with
their answer to Jesus' question.
Today's Gospel has a parallel in Mark 12:1-12. There are some notable differ-
ences, however. In Matthew's version, the religious leaders condemn themselves;
in Mark's Gospel, Jesus answers his own question. Matthew names the religious
leaders as Pharisees and chief priests. Clearly this Gospel shows the tension that
was mounting between Jesus and the Jewish religious leaders who thought that his
message was dangerous. Matthew's Gospel was written about 70 years after Jesus'
death and reflects the conflicts and tensions found in the Christian community for
whom Matthew was writing. Many biblical scholars believe that the tension be-
tween Matthew's community and their Jewish neighbors can also be heard in to-
day's reading.
This Gospel reminds us of the importance of listening to God's word. God speaks
to us in many ways—through Scripture, through our Church tradition, in our
Church's teaching, and through modern-day prophets. Are we attentive and recep-
tive to God's word to us through these messengers? Loyola Press
RESCHEDULED DATES FOR SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
Due to the challenges of this year and COVID-19, alternative dates have
been chosen for Special Collections if you have not already taken the op-
portunity to make these donations.
. Sunday, Oct 18th - World Mission Sunday
. Sunday, Nov 1st - C.C.O.D.P.—Development & Peace
MASS INTENTIONS: Masses are offered for various intentions
such as death anniversaries, birthdays, wedding anniversaries and
for the sick and dying or other intentions you may have. We look
forward for your mass intentions using the envelopes available for
10your use. Each mass intention is $10.
POPE FRANCIS’ PRAYER INTENTION FOR MONTH OF OCTOBER:
WE PRAY BY THAT THE VIRTUE OF BAPTISM, THE LAITY,
ESPECIALLY WOMEN, MAY PARTICIPATE MORE IN AREAS
OF RESPONSIBILITY IN THE CHURCH.
LECTORS
Sat—Oct 3 5:00 pm Wendy Hibbard
Sun– Oct 4 8:30 am Tom Montague
10:30 am Rene Reid
OFFERTORY COLLECTION:
Sept 26, 2020
Regular Fund $ 1,217.00
Building Fund $ 70.00
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Parish Secretary: Denice Gill Office - 905-768-5726 Fax - 905-768-2229
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MASS TIMES
Weekend Masses: Saturday 5:00pm; Sunday: 8:30am St. Ann’s;
10:30am St. Mary’s
Weekday Masses: Tues, Wed, Fri, 9:00am at St. Mary’s;
Thursday 9:00am at St. Ann’s
Confessions: Sat at 4:00pm or upon request
Baptisms: 3rd Sunday of the Month. Contact the office.
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DEVOTIONS
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS
PRAYERS TO INFANT PRAYERS TO OUR LADY
JESUS OF PRAGUE OF PERPETUAL HELP
THURSDAYS SATURDAYS
PRAYERS TO ST. ANN NOVENA TO OUR LADY
OF MOUNT CARMEL
PRAYER FOR PRIEST Lord Jesus Christ, You love
Your church and those called
to share Your priesthood!
With our love and prayers, we
join You in asking our Heav-
enly Father to continue to
pour out His gifts of holiness ,
compassion and ardent zeal
on your priests everywhere.
Inspire each of them to offer
his life as an Ambassador of Christ, bringing reconciliation
and healing to the world.
Mary, Mother of all Priests,
inspire us to live in peace and
joy and pray this prayer with
us. Amen.
NO ONE IS BORN A PRIEST
Priests are made by prayer and
with the help of the community.
If you feel that our Lord may be
calling you to serve Him in
ordained ministry, we invite
you to contact us to begin your
vocational discernment.
Please do all you can to en-
courage priestly and religious
vocations. Your prayers and
support make a difference.
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PRAYER FOR
VOCATIONS
O Loving God,
inspire your people to
promote and to answer
the call to Priestly and
Religious Life.
Remove fears and
doubts
from their hearts.
Give them the Spirit`s
gifts of wisdom
and courage. We ask
this in Jesus name.
Amen.
