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Catholic Family Services

Is a non-profit, commu-nity based counseling agency. For programs offered see Calendar of Activities posted on our bulletin boards or con-tact the parish office for further information.

Support the Production of our Bulletin For quite some time we have been producing our own bulletin al-lowing us to meet the needs of the three languages. If we were to send this bulletin out to be produced, we would have to have one bulletin in English only for everyone and the publications of the Readings in Italian and Spanish would have to come to an end. Help us by Supporting our advertisers and also by placing an ad in our bulletin for a year. Please call the office for more information.

Parish Finance Council (Meets: second Wednesday of every month) Pastor (Chair) Mathew Hilbing (Vice-chair), Pat Parisi, Mary Lovisa (Secretary), Paschal

D’Souza, Rubiela Mesa and Flor Vitro

Building Committee (Meets with Property Manager)

Sandro Pecile, Rino Zan, Rafael Indacochea, Dan Christante (property manager)

St. Vincent de Paul Marinella Gonzalez (coordinator)

Renovación Carismática (Spanish) meets Fridays at 7:30pm

Maria de la Unidad (Esp.) Wednesday at 7:30pm

Tito Orellana (coordinator)

Neo Catechumenate Way Wednesday at 7:30pm

Giovanni Tersigni

Rosary Thursday after 8:00am Mass (English).

Daily at 7:30am (Italian) Saturday at 7:00am (Español)

Parish Schools St. Jude’s - Elementary 416-393-5279 St. Simon - Elementary 416-393-5383 St. Basil-the-Great (H.S) 416-393-5513

First Friday Mass and Devotions

Mass every First Friday of the month at 7pm. Holy Hour immediately following the Mass. Confessions 6:00pm to 7:00pm and during adoration.

Sacrament of the Sick & Communion Calls

First Friday visitation by the priest or a lay person. Please contact the office for further details or to arrange a visit. If you require the visit of a priest, please contact the office to provide us with details.

Funerals Please contact the Funeral Home of your choice first. They will contact the parish office to make church arrangements. Remember Catholic Cemeteries when making your arrangements.

Devotions to St. Jude Every Wednesday after the 8:00am and 7:00pm masses and privately in St. Jude’s Chapel every day.

Confessions The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available Saturdays at 4:15pm; First Friday at 6:00pm and during adoration after 7pm Mass; Third Friday of the month at 6:30pm and after the Healing mass and other times by appointment.

Sacrament of Baptism Contact the parish at least three months before the desired date of baptism. After contacting the office you will have a group interview with the pastor to discuss requirements, sacramental preparation and any other concerns you may have. Please consider starting the process during the pregnancy which will make the attendance to prep-class easier.

First Communion & Confirmation Program

Parents are asked to contact the office for information. Our programs begin in the fall (September or October) and end with the reception of the sacraments. To pre-register for next year’s program, please call the parish office in June so that your child is included in our list. Orientation will be given during the Summer months.

R.C.I.A. and R.C.I.C. Programs The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) and for Children (RCIC) has now been implemented. Please contact the office to register and arrange to fill out an application for next year. The RCIA will only take place if a minimum of 5 people register.

Adult Confirmation Parishioners who have not made their First Communion and Confirmation and are now 18 years old and up are invited to sign up for our next adult Confirmation Class at the parish office. Proof of baptism is necessary for this program. Deadline is August 30, 2015

Sacrament of Matrimony Couples contemplating marriage at St. Jude’s parish are required to make contact with the parish office and review the marriage package before an interview with the priest. Diocesan regulation demands that marriages are booked one year in advance minimum.

Welcome to New Parishioners We warmly welcome all new parishioners to St. Jude’s and encourage them to register in the parish office. Offertory envelopes are available upon request when registration takes place.

3265 Weston Road,

Toronto Ontario, M9M 2T9 Tel: 416-742-9072 Fax: 416-742-9327

stjudes_weston@rogers.com

pastor

Fr. Efrén Alvarez-Pelayo, fr.efren@rogers.com

assistant pastor:

Fr. Bartlomiej (Bartek)

Palczewski, frbartek@gmail.com

Accountant

Maria De Ruyte

stjaccounting@rogers.com

Office administrator

Joan M. Turco

MASS SCHEDULE SUNDAY MASSES

Saturday: 5:00pm (English) Sunday: 8:00am (Italian)

9:30am, 11:00am (English) 12:30pm (Spanish)

WEEKDAYS MASSES Mon-Fri 8:00am Wednesdays 7:00pm Holidays 9:00am 1st & 3rd Fridays 7:00pm

PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday to Friday

9:00am to 5:00pm (Office closed from 12noon-1:00pm Monday to Friday)

CHURCH HOURS Opens daily at 7:00am Closes Mon-Fri at 8:00pm Saturday at 7:00pm Sunday at 3:00pm

St. Jude’s Parish

The Solemnity of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ

Pray for the sick: Krista Warren Scola Genoveffa, Marianna Frustaci, Alba Marina Valderrama, Thair Frances, Dennis Nation, Saverio Capani, Veni Christante, Mathew Rodrigo, Rosa Martinez, Joseph Cassar, Daniella Massara, Aldo B. Chandula Waidyaratne, Enza Pasquarelli, Pierino Ferri, Adelaide Spassiani, Ann Smith, Giovanni Tersigni, Jo-seph D’Addario, Mercedes Pulla, Octavio Builes.

The recently deceased: Marie Assunta Francescut, Lourdes Orthaleza, Emila Mora, Robert Torelli, Sam Arrigo.

Saturday, June 6th 5:00pm Vigil Mass † Roberto Torrelli Sunday, June 7th 8:00am Mass † Hercole Rotondi † Cesarina Mascherin † Agostine&Vingenza Cozzi 9:30am Mass PRO-POPULO 11:00am Mass PRO-POPULO 12:30pm Mass Please see Spanish Bulletin Monday, June 8th 8:00am Mass † All Souls in Purgatory Tuesday, June 9th 8:00am Mass † Vincenzo&Annunziata DiPalma Wednesday, June 10th 8:00am Mass † All Souls in Purgatory 7:00pm Mass † All Souls in Purgatory Thursday, June 11th 8:00am Mass † Giuseppina Bosschetti Friday, June 12th 8:00am Mass ♦ In thanksgiving by the Etty Fam.

Sanctuary Lamp June 6 - June 12

For the intentions of:

His Holiness Pope Francis

MASS INTENTIONS The Eucharist, (the body and blood of Christ), teaches us the importance of community, the bond that results from this sacrifice. Just as numerous grains of wheat are pounded together to make the host, and many grapes are crushed together to make the wine, so we become unified in this sacrifice. Our Lord chose these elements in order to show us that we ought to be unit-ed with one another and to allow and work with the Holy Spirit as He trans-forms us into Our Lord Jesus Christ. Christ is the head and we are the

body. Together we are one. That which unites us is our willingness to sacrifice our time and tal-ents for our fellow members in Christ’s mystical body.

Our Turn is rapidly approaching: Wave 4 The Family of Faith campaign is a historic effort that will raise at least $105 million to support the mission of the Pasto-ral Plan of the Archdiocese of Toronto. Many elements of the pastoral plan require no funding, but some key elements re-quire financial resources. The Family of Faith campaign will help provide those resources. In 2014, some parishes launched

their local campaigns, and in 2015, the remainder of the parishes will follow suit. Pastors will in-vite their parishioners to participate in their campaigns at the appropriate time. Follow the campaign on Twitter: @family_of_faith The Family of Faith campaign is rooted in the Archdiocese of Toronto’s Pastoral Plan. I encourage everyone to take some time and read the pas-toral plan of the Archdiocese to help us understand the significance of what our Cardinal is committed to do and how this plan affects us directly in our parish. Learn more about the Archdiocese of Toronto’s Pastoral Plan:

https://www.archtoronto.org/our-catholicfaith/pastoral Do you have questions about the Family of Faith campaign or suggestions for future editions of Family Update? Contact John Ecker, Director of Campaign Communications at jecker@archtoronto.org or 416.934.3400 x805. All previ-ously published editions of Family Update are available online at ourFami-lyofFaith.ca

Congratulations and Thank you This weekend’s concert has been another success for our parish commu-nity. When we all do our part we not only achieve much, but we also be-long to something more. I wish to thank the band SevenTwenty for shar-ing their love of music and their talent with our parish

and for contributing to the growth of our parish. Thank you to their fam-ilies who worked tirelessly to both prepare and promote the concert, and to those in our community who responded to their invitation and sup-port. A job well done!!!

Farewell to Fr. Bartek: With a bitter-sweet mix of emotions we congratulate Fr. Bartek as he has been appointed pastor of St. Bernard Clairvaux, a neighboring parish. We will have the opportunity to express our gratitude and good wish-es to him on the weekend of June 27 and 28, 2015. We invite

everyone to join us after the 12:30 mass for a formal farewell in which we, as a com-munity, will share a pot-lock lunch in his honour. Bring something for our table to share (finger foods, sweets, cookies, sandwiches, tacos, pierogis, polish doughnuts (pączki), pizza, empana-das, anything to make this a celebration to express affection. If you cannot join us after the

(drop-in between 1:30pm and 3:30pm, we invite you to take time after any of the masses on this weekend to wish Fr. Bartek well. We will have a surprised perfor-mance of music by both Father Efren and Fr. Bartek (playing drums, don’t miss it).

If you wish to participate in some way (a poem, words of farewell, a song, etc.,) please let Fr. Efren know so that you can be included in the program. I hope many of you drop-in. (Fr. Efren)

June 7, 2015

Pray for Vocations

Receiving Eucharist is a real sign of unity in our Church. God nourishes us with the “Bread from Heaven” if we have ordained priests to cele-brate the Liturgy. If you feel the inclination towards a

Church vocation , call Fr. Chris Lemieux, Vocation Director, Archdio-cese of Toronto 416-968-0997 Or email: vocations@archtoronto.org

Second Collection Next Week For Marygrove Camp

Marygrove Camp is a residential camp situated on Georgian Bay. The Camp season runs from June 30 to September 1. Open to eligible girls ages 6-13; Marygrove provides an 8 day camping experience for children who may not otherwise have the opportunity to enjoy a camping adventure. Camp Ozanam, located at the Scouts Canada Woodlands Trails site in Stouffville Ontario, is open to eligible boys ages 7-12 with a camp season running from August 3 to August 30. Campers participate in a full range of activities, including swimming, canoe-ing, crafts, drama, sports, cooperative games, cook-outs, sleepovers, hikes, star gazing and camp fires. Families who are experiencing financial or domestic hard-ship at this time, may register by calling St. Vincent de Paul at 416-924-4905.

St. Vincent DePaul Society Bundle Weekend July 11th and 12th

Summer cleaning is on the horizon. Do-

nations of slightly used clothing, shoes,

small housewares can be dropped off in

the truck that will be parked at the back

of the church parking lot. Please be

mindful to place the items inside and to

the back of the truck. NO APPLIANC-

ES, BABY FURNITURE, BOOKS OR

MATTRESSES WILL BE ACCEPT-

ED. The truck will be open until the

last mass of the day. Thank you for your

continuous generosity.

ShareLife Last year, over 381,000 services were provided to over 114,000 people in our archdiocese in more than 20 languages, receiving the compassion, care and re-spect they rightly deserve. In addition, countless others were assisted through outreach programs around the world.” —Thomas Cardinal Collins, Archbishop of Toronto. Thank You for Your Generosi-ty. Together we can work wonders!

Come and See Weekend The Office of Vocations is hosting a Come and See Weekend retreat for men, 18 years and older, at St. Au-gustine's Seminary from Friday, June 12 at 6:30 p.m. to Sunday, June 14 at

2:30 p.m. This weekend offers a way for men to discern a possible call to priesthood at our seminary. For more information contact Fr. Chris Lemieux Phone: 416-968-0997 or email: vocations@archtoronto.org.

First Communion & Confirmation Pre-registration for 2015

Parents have begun to pre-register their children for the First Communion and Confirmation 2015-2016 programs. For those who pre-registered and are not presently living in the boundaries of our parish, nor attending Sunday Mass at St. Jude’s parish, you will be receiving a call to inform you that you need to seek the assistance of your pastor where you may be presently attending mass or living in its boundaries.

Did your Child make First Communion this year?

This means that you (the child) can be an altar server in our parish. This is a wonderful way for children to be involved in our parish community. If you are interested please follow these steps: Altar servers are trained as they serve. (1) Arrive 20 minutes

before the mass and proceed to the sacristy. (2) Tell a server that you are in training and they will do the rest. (3) The child should be accompanied by a parent the first couple of Sundays when arriving to the Sacristy and help them find the right of altar servers gown and surplice.

Baptism Class and Orientation

During the months of July and August, 2015 Baptism Orien-tation and Baptism Classes will not be avail-able. We ask parents who are planning to request a baptism to keep in mind that once classes and orientations stop during the sum-mer, the process cannot start until September. This does not mean that there are no bap-tisms in July and August, but only those who prepare ahead of time can choose any of these two months as baptism’s dates. Please contact the parish office for more information.

I am interested in helping with

Time - Donations - Treasure

Name: _____________________________

Phone: ____________________________

Email: _____________________________

Note: This form can also be used for

anyone who wants to do volunteer work in

our parish in other areas. Please place this

notice in the basket on Sundays or drop it

off at the parish office. A screening process

is now in effect for the protection of the

most vulnerable.

Questions for Reflection:

What kinds of covenants or solemn agreements have you made?

What do we inherit with and in What do your covenants tell about God’s covenant with the Israelites?

What are “dead works”? Are there any such things in your life?