ALL MASSES CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICESAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI PARISH BULLETIN MARCH 29TH, 2020 844 Notre Dame Avenue, St Lambert, QC, J4R 1R8 TEL: (450) 671-6149 FAX: (450) 671-6792 email:

stfrancis@videotron.caWebsite :- www.saintfrancisparish.ca

Priest:- Fr. Gérard LachapelleSAINT JOHN PAUL II PASTORAL UNIT

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Saint-John-Paul-II-Pastoral-Unit/983390895019278 Fr. Manus Bradley, Pastor : polbradley@aol.com Susan Gardner, Coordinator susan.gardner@dsjl.org

Diocese of Saint-Jean-Longueuil - Bishop, Claude Hamelin - Aux. Bishop, Louis Dicaire

Diocesan website: www.dsjl.org Saint John Paul II website: http://johnpaul2.weebly.com

If you are unable to reach your parish priest to administer the sacrament of the sick,

call 450-679-1100 ext. 500 and leave your contact information. You will be contacted as soon as possible.

WARDENS:- Chair of the Fabrique – Ted Colavecchio 450-671-6818

Anne-Marie Armeni, Treasurer 450-671-1042 Richard Zavergiu, .................Bld. & Maint. 450-671-8908Marianne Hinger, Secretary 450-465-0827

Craig Mcara, Fundraising 514-618-3352Julie Belanger, Special Events 450-466-3303

Amanda Simard, Hall Rentals, 450-671-9164

5TH SUNDAY OF LENTGive me justice, O God, and plead my cause against a nation that is faithless.From the deceitful and cunning rescue me, for you, O God, are my strength.

PRAYER INTENTIONS –Remember in your prayers Brian, Leona, Emmanuel, Diane, Howard and our armed forces. Pray for the repose of the souls of all our deceased. To add a name to our prayer list, call the office 450-671-6149.

THE POPE’S PRAYER INTENTIONS FOR MARCH – CATHOLICS IN CHINA

We pray that the Church in China may persevere in its faithfulness to the Gospel and grow in unity.

SHARE LENT – MARCH 29TH, SOLIDARITY SUNDAYAs the global human family faces the COVID-19 pandemic, Development and Peace — Caritas Canada wishes its members, donors and partner organizations the best of health and resilience. Our thoughts are especially with communities of the Global South whose hardships are compounded by this crisis.Share Lent 2020: In-person activities on holdFollowing the advice of public health authorities, we at Development and Peace have made the decision to cancel or postpone all our in-person meetings and events across Canada. Each year, our dedicated members bring our Share Lent campaign to life by organizing workshops, fundraising activities, speaking events and more in

parishes and schools to highlight our Campaign and to raise the funds needed to help millions of people around the world. Even though this is an important time for fundraising and building our movement at Development and Peace, we must put health, safety and the common good first.A virtual campaign

During this difficult time, the need to support one another is more present than ever, particularly for our sisters and brothers in the Global South, whose struggles will be multiplied by this pandemic. As such, we will continue our Share Lent journey of solidarity virtually. We will remain in close contact by providing content and resources so that you can experience the spiritual renewal of Lent online and show your solidarity with those who need it most.Your support is vitalAs Church closures are already impacting collections in parishes across Canada, we are asking for donations by mail, phone or online: Call to donate: 1-888 664-3387

Give to your Share Lent collection at devp.org/give.Send a cheque to:- Development and Peace, 1425 René-Lévesque Blvd. West, 3rd Floor,Montreal (Quebec) H3G 1T7

This Lent, give from the heart For our Common Home

This Lent, Development and Peace — Caritas Canada invites us to be in solidarity with the guardians of the Amazon rainforest and to care for our common home.On this Solidarity Sunday, we extend warm thanks for yourgenerosity. Your donation will help our sisters and brothersacross the world. Thank you for helping us build a world of peace and justice.

PRAYER FROM POPE FRANCIS

O Mary, you shine continuously on our journey as a sign of salvation and hope.

We entrust ourselves to you, Health of the Sick.At the foot of the Cross you participated in Jesus’ pain,

with steadfast faith.You, Salvation of the Roman People, know what we need.

We are certain that you will provide, so that,as you did at Cana of Galilee,

joy and feasting might return after this moment of trial.Help us, Mother of Divine Love,

to conform ourselves to the Father’s willand to do what Jesus tells us:

He who took our sufferings upon Himself, and bore our sorrows to bring us,

through the Cross, to the joy of the Resurrection. Amen.We seek refuge under your protection, O Holy Mother of God.

Do not despise our pleas – we who are put to the test – and deliver us from every

danger, O glorious and blessed Virgin.

Pope Francis

MESSAGE FROM OUR PASTOR, FR. MANUS BRADLEYFr. Manus Bradley will be offering Mass in his home for the intentions of allparishioners during the two weeks that he will be self-isolating after his return from

This candle will be kept alight for all those suffering from anxiety.I will be offering Mass in MY home for the intentions of all parishioners during the

two weeks that I will be self-isolating after my return from Ireland.Praying for health and peace of mind for everyone at this time. Pax. Fr. Manus

MESSAGE FROM FR. JOHN TORRANCEWe are certainly living in difficult times. Who would have thought that our Churcheswould be closed. Who would have thought that many places we take for grantedwould be closed without any clear idea of when they will open. This is a challenge,but it is one that we can face together. We can be united in prayer, praying together,in many different places. Perhaps we can read the Sunday scriptures as we make ourway through Lent. Perhaps we could give a quick call to those who are confined to

We are certainly living in difficult times. Who would have thought that our Churcheswould be closed. Who would have thought that many places we take for grantedwould be closed without any clear idea of when they will open. This is a challenge,but it is one that we can face together. We can be united in prayer, praying together,in many different places. Perhaps we can read the Sunday scriptures as we make ourway through Lent. Perhaps we could give a quick call to those who are confined to

We are certainly living in difficult times. Who would have thought that our Churches would be closed. Who would have thought that many places we take for granted would be closed without any clear idea of when they will open. This is a challenge, but it is one that we can face together. We can be united in prayer, praying together, in many different places. Perhaps we can read the Sunday scriptures as we make our way through Lent. Perhaps we could give a quick call to those who are confined to their homes, seeing if they need anything, giving a encouraging word or two.We do not know when we will worship together, until then, you are in my prayers, and please return the favor.God blessFr. JohnMESSAGE FROM FR. LINDBERGH

MONDÉSIR, C.S.V.

I want you to stay healthy and in spiritual

fellowship.

I celebrated Mass in union with all our parishioners, and will continue to pray and

celebrate for the intentions of all our parishioners.

Take care.

May the Lord always be with us.

Fr. Lindbergh, c.s.v

MESSAGE FROM FR. VINCENT ESPRITKwe Friend of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha and the Mission of Saint Francis Xavier,Webless you in the precious and holy name of Jesus for your generous interest andsupport of the Mission of Saint Francis Xavier / Sanctuary of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha inKwe Friend of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha and the Mission of Saint Francis Xavier, We bless you in the precious and holy name of Jesus for your generous interest and support of the Mission of Saint Francis Xavier / Sanctuary of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha in Kahnawake, situated in the Diocese of Saint-Jean-Longueuil.In light of the ongoing health Pandemic, Bishop Claude Hamelin and his Management Team have promptly directed the entire Diocese to make the necessary adjustments to the parish activities. This is why we have adjusted our program accordingly. Please find attached our program for the Novena, leading up to the Feast of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Lilly of the Mohawks. We depend on you prayers at home for the success of the Novena. The Feast itself will be celebrated by the pilgrims from the privacy of their homes.May Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Lilly of the Mohawks pray for you and your families during this health pandemic in the name of the Blessed Trinity.Blessings and Skennen KowaFr. Esprit fmi

MESSAGE FROM BISHOP CLAUDE HAMELINI invite the faithful to devote a suitable amount of time to prayer and to the reading ofthe Word of God, to follow if possible the Sunday celebration on television (in French

"Le Jour du Seigneur" on public television; in English on the Salt and Light Network) I invite the faithful to devote a suitable amount of time to

prayer and to the reading of the Word of God, to follow if possible the Sunday celebration on television (in French "Le Jour du Seigneur" on public television; in English on

the Salt and Light Network) and from Monday to Friday at 8:30 a.m. the daily celebration on TVRS.

Novena to Saint Kateri Tekakwitha 2020“Reconciliation in Jesus”Pilgrims are asked to pray at only ONE of following times: 3:00 am, 6:00 am, 3:00 pm or 7: 00 pm; or at any time convenient to you. 1st Day of Novena: 26th of March: Thursday - Topic: “Love Your Neighbor”

- Read and meditate on Matthew Chapter 5: Verses 23- 25

- Pray one decade of Rosary for Divine protection from Coved-19 Coronavirus.

2nd Day of Novena: 27th of March: Friday - Topic: “Let us Bless Each Other”

- Read and meditate on Luke Chapter 1: verses 39-56

- Pray one decade of the Rosary for those who suffer from anxiety

3rd Day of Novena: 28th of March: Saturday - Topic: “Pray, Pray and Never Stop”

- Read and meditate on Matthew Chapter 6: Verses 5-7- Pray one decade of the Rosary for the elderly who are alone. - Pray one decade for Mr. Bernadine Houle our retired organist who is ill at

the hospital 4th Day of Novena: 29th of March: Fifth Sunday of Lent - Topic: “The Day Jesus Cried”

- Read and meditate on John Chapter 11: verses 34-36- Pray one decade for those who are terminally ill

5th Day of Novena: 30th of March: Monday - Topic: “Let us not Judge Others” - Read and meditate on John Chapter 8: verses 1-8.- Pray one decade of the Rosary for those unjustly condemned

6th Day of Novena: 31st of March: Tuesday - Topic: “Love one Another in the Footsteps of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha Lilly of the Mohawks”

- Read and meditate on John Chapter 13: Verses 34-35- Pray one decade of the Rosary for all the Mohawk people of Kahnawake, the

Indigenous peoples of the world. 7th Day of Novena: 1st of April: Wednesday - Topic: “Forgive one Another”

- Read and meditate on Matthew Chapter 18: verses 21-23- Pray one decade of the Rosary for forgiveness in families

8th Day of Novena: 2nd of April: Thursday - Topic: “You are Sacred and Holy: A child of God”

- Read and meditate on Luke Chapter 1: verse 35

- Pray that Christians will bow before the Trinitarian God in Jesus Christ. 9th Final Day of Novena: 3rd of April: - Topic: “We are Called to Serve Each Other”

- Read and Meditate on John Chapter 13: verses 1-11- Pray one decade of the Rosary for all the youth of the world.- Pray a decade of the Rosary for the Scientist to obtain a vaccine to cure the

Coronavirus. Feast of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha: Palm Sunday April 5th, 2020

Kwe Friend of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha and the Mission of Saint Francis Xavier,Webless you in the precious and holy name of Jesus for your generous interest andsupport of the Mission of Saint Francis Xavier / Sanctuary of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha in

https://www.olfatima.ca/virtual-stations-of-the-cross/

https://www.discerninghearts.com/catholic-podcasts/stations-of-the-cross-according-to-the-method-of-st-francis-of-assisi/

VARIOUS LENTEN RESOURCES

https://onlineministries.creighton.edu/CollaborativeMinistry/Lent/https://www.ourcatholicprayers.com/lenten-prayers.html

https://www.catholic.org/lent/livinglent.php

PRAYER NETWORK - VIRTUALWe will pray for anyone from anywhere and for anything. Anonymity is an option for those who prefer it. There is just this one central e-mail for receiving prayer requests: jp2pu.prayers@gmail.com, and all requests will be forwarded from the same! Also, if you wish to be on the list of people

willing to pray, email jp2pu.prayers@gmail.com and you will be added to the pray-ers list!

Communique - March 24th

Longueuil, Tuesday March 24, 2020

To All the Diocesan Faithful,To All Pastoral Personnel, Pastoral Agents and Priests,To Diocesan Centre Staff,To Fabrique Presidents,

Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic health crisis, I am proud to note thatour diocese has responded creatively to the calls of the extraordinary challenges weface. First of all, I would like to salute the seriousness with which everyone is makingefforts to respect the rules of public health, despite the many inconveniences that thisentails. Secondly, I am impressed by the resilience and diversity of the initiatives thatmany have put in place to maintain vital links between members of our communities.I see this as a concrete manifestation of the missionary fibre that lives in everybaptized person.

Here we are with the situation changing and challenging us even more. The QuebecGovernment’s request yesterday to close all businesses until April 13th adds an

additional restriction to our Diocesan organization. The closure of our offices andrectories as well as of our churches for the past few days compounds the economicpressure already felt by the administrators of our parishes. Many pastoral teams andfabriques are rightly questioning their ability to continue to serve in suchcircumstances. Hence the need to speak to you once again to share with you the fruitsof the reflection I have had with the Leadership Team over the past few hours.

ConvictionsSince the beginning of this crisis, I have urged that our pastoral personnel, pastoralagents and priests, remain actively in service. To my mind, it is inconceivable that theyare not at the forefront of the fight against the social exclusion that such a pandemicrisks creating within our society. The very meaning of the mission we have receivedfrom the Lord and the seriousness with which we want to follow the words of theGospel, i.e., to become close to every person. As we delved into this together duringthe Pastoral Day of March 2018, we were called, each in our own way, to become moreand more artisans of community ties. We were made aware then of the importance ofthe realities brought about by the expression “counting on”, which sums up quite wellwhat the individual can expect from his relationship with others and institutions interms of protection, and “counting for” which expresses the expectation, just as vital,of recognition[1] . In fact, throughout this public health episode, whose duration wecannot predict, I would like all members of our communities to know that they countfor us and they can count on us.

For several years now we have been discussing our dream of acting as a Church in anew way, of renewing the community spirit, of daring to try new approaches. TheSpirit is now urgently calling us to make this unfortunate circumstance an opportunityto become fully involved together in missionary conversion. Even as the comingmonths are critical in showing the importance and relevance of our Christiancommunities at the heart of our world. We must use all our resources to offer to oursociety what we know how to do best: to place ourselves at the service of one another.

I therefore reiterate the essential aspect of pastoral service. Having said that, I remainmindful that the conditions in which this service can be performed are more difficultand that public health must never be endangered by our actions. However, in hisappeal to the public yesterday, Premier François Legault invited healthy people tooffer their services to organizations that provide assistance to the most vulnerablepeople in society. I endorse this call for solidarity and ask that all of our pastoralpersonnel who are able to work do the same.

Expectations and CommitmentsIn keeping with these fundamental convictions, here are my pastoral expectations andfinancial commitments to support you.• I expect each parish community to help and support community organizations intheir neighbourhood or city. To this end, I invite you, if you have not already done so,to make a list of the needs they face and to see how pastoral personnel and theirnetwork of contacts can support them. - If physical contact is not possible, it is my fervent desire that our parishcommunities should always demonstrate creative initiative. Whether by telephone,social networks, mail and e-mail or local newspapers, among other means, I urgeeveryone to stay in touch with all those to whom the expression of pastoral charityand spiritual comfort remains essential in these difficult times, especially the mostdestitute, the bereaved and the lonely. - In this spirit, I challenge more particularly our retired priests to providelistening and support to our seniors by telephone.• We will release substantial financial resources for the exercise of the mission.

For the next few months, and in order not to diminish the social ties between the

members of our communities, the Diocese is committed to providing the fabriques

donations equivalent to the salaries of their active pastoral personnel.o You will receive in the next few days the concrete terms of this measure

which willo be communicated to you by the Diocesan Treasurer's Office and the

Diocesano Human Resources Office.

I call on each fabrique to make the effort to review its priorities in order to focus on

services to the population. Freed from certain financial obligations, I invite them,

among other things, to examine all the measures they could take to help their support staff. I invite the pastoral personnel to be generous by sharing, for example, a

percentage of their salary. Those who benefit from supplementary income (pension plan, pensions, etc.) or other sources could also donate part of their salary to the

diocese. They will receive a tax receipt for this amount. I also appeal to the generosity of our donors. Thank you for continuing to

support your Christian communities.

I am proposing these measures knowing full well that they will also weaken ourDiocesan financial resources. However, if I am committing the Church of Saint-Jean-Longueuil in this direction, it is because I am certain that it is a gesture made in faithand abandonment in the One who gives us strength (cf. Phil 4:16). It is a risky, butnecessary action; daring, but in solidarity and rooted in the hope that comes to usfrom the Lord.

Remain PropheticWhen the crisis is over, what will we say about our Diocesan Church? What will beremembered of our actions? Do we want to be remembered as those who only knowhow to close churches or lay off mothers and fathers? Or will we have the pride ofhaving opened other horizons by experiencing a pastoral care of closeness, in theimage of the Good Samaritan?I hope that these questions will inspire all of us and motivate our efforts, our sacrificesand our actions.For my part, I hope that we will look upon this time as being one of a community insolidarity, of a prophetic and daring Church, a sign of the One who conquered death, aPeople who belong to God and who love the world as God loved it, giving his life outof love.__________________________________[1]From: PAUGAM, Serge. « Chapitre 15. “Compter sur” [counting on] and “compter

pour” [counting for]. Les deux faces complémentaires du lien social », Robert Casteléd., Changements et pensées du changement. Échanges avec Robert Castel. LaDécouverte, 2012, pp. 215-230.

Claude Hamelin,Bishop of Saint-Jean–LongueuilIn Solidarity with the members of the Leadership TeamJean Roudy Denois, psjPaul De LeeuwGinette FournierYvon MétrasFrancine Vincent

For Immediate Release

740, boulevard Sainte-FoyLongueuil (Québec) J4J 1Z3

Téléphone : (450) 679-1100

COMMUNIQUEImportant Update of Diocesan Directives in Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic

Longueuil, March 19, 2020. — The Crisis Committee, chaired by the Bishop and composed of the members of the Leadership Team, the Communications Officer and the Diocesan Co-ordinator of Assistance to the Fabriques, is advising you of the following information: A. Complete Closure of All Churches

Effective immediately and until further notice, all the churches and chapels of the religious communities of the diocese are closed to the public.

B. Changes at the Diocesan Centre Effective immediately and until further notice, the Diocesan Centre is also

closed to the public. However, a telephone reception service will be maintained between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday to Thursday.During these hours, the Centre's staff will remain on duty and follow up, either on-site or working remotely, on requests received by telephone or email.

C. Broadcasting of Diocesan Holy Week CelebrationsEven though public celebrations are forbidden in places of worship, the Bishop wishes to celebrate with the Diocesan Faithful the highlights of the Easter Triduum. In our particular circumstances, technological tools offer him the possibility of keeping in contact with the Diocesan community and of sharing these celebrations in a union of heart and prayer. The Bishop will therefore preside, in camera, at the Mass commemorating the Lord's Supper ( Holy Thursday) during which he will proceed with the

blessing of the oils, the celebration of the Passion ( Good Friday) and the Easter Vigil. The times and channels will be communicated to you shortly. The Diocesan community is invited to join in the Eucharistic celebration of Resurrection Sunday, the summit of liturgical life, on the usual networks: Le Jour du Seigneur, Salt and Light, TVRS, etc.

D. Importance of our Pastoral PersonnelIn compliance with health regulations and government directives, the pastoral personnel are still working, in solidarity with other social actors. In the perspective of a Church “going forth”, in spite of the constraints, they are even more called to be on duty. Certainly, their tasks are different and are carried out in different places, but our priests and pastoral agents are all called to bear witness to the solicitude and compassion of Christ the Good Shepherd. They perform an essential service in the life and presence of the Church in the heart of our world.

E. Appeal to the Diocesan Faithful In these troubled times, your parishes still need you. Thank you for

continuing to support them with your prayers, your advice, your donations and your solidarity.

Everyone's health is of great concern. Let us remain attentive to scrupulously following the health directives.

If you need help, moral support, spiritual accompaniment or prayer, consult your parish: we are here to support you.

F. Diocesan and the John Paul II Pastoral Unit Websites The Diocesan www.dsjl.org and johnpaul2.weebly.com both offer a wealth

of information, including liturgical resources, spiritual reflections and constant updates to the Bishop’s messages. Consult them regularly.

G. Residences for People in the Consecrated Life The people of consecrated life are a most important spiritual support in

these troubled times and we count on their collaboration in the mission. However, in view of the age of the residents and the priests who minister

in these residences, Eucharistic celebrations are cancelled. The other gatherings (Liturgy of the Hours, Rosary, etc.) must be carried

out according to the directives already issued by the Directorate General of Public Health.

H. Support for Fabriques As mentioned in the March 16th Decree, the Caisse d'entraide financière

des fabriques (CEFF) will offer its assistance to parishes in need, with priority given to underprivileged communities.

However, should they need to review the tasks and working hours of their support staff, the Service de l'économat - Aide aux fabriques [Diocesan Treasury Office - Assistance to the Fabriques] will provide them with support and expertise. In this respect, watch for a communication from the Diocesan Treasurer very shortly.

SOME GOOD NEWS ABOUT OUR 1ST REFUGEE FAMILY

Hello to all, I would like to share some news about our 1st refugee family. Mom Thaera & the 2 children, Majd & Leen, are happy to announce that they are now officially Canadian citizens after 4 years here. They were sworn in on Feb 21st &

fortuitously, it was Fr. John Walsh who presided over the ceremony that day. Fr. John Walsh, was part of the St. Lambert

Ministerial way back when he was Episcopal Vicar for the English Region of our diocese under Bishop Hubert. The 1st photo is at the moment they received their documents; the 2nd is with dad, Samer, after the ceremony. Samer's swearing-in will be a little later because he wrote his citizenship exam several months later than did Thaera. Hope you are all well, Lucyna all, I would like to share some news about our 1st refugee family. MomThaera & the 2 children, Majd & Leen, are happy to announce that they are nowofficially Canadian citizens after 4 years here. They were sworn in on Feb 21st &fortuitously, it was Fr. John Walsh who presided over the ceremony that day. Fr. JohnWalsh, was part of the St. Lambert Ministerial way back when he was Episcopal VicarMeals on Wheels Services are still being offered. However, contact between the drivers and clientele is very limited.The Meals on Wheels is a non-profit organization who provide home support for people who have lost their autonomy. Hot meals are home-delivered to participants by volunteers twice a week. All production costs, such as food purchasing, packaging, and transportation are included in meal charges.

La Petite Cuillère ..........................................450 748-4918

Meals on Wheels of Brossard ......................450 678-8275

Meals on Wheels of Greenfield Park ...........450 678-8755

Meals on Wheels of Saint-Hubert................450 656-9110

Meals on Wheels of Saint-Lambert..............450 672-5560

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Volunteers from the All for the Children community organization are available to help seniors and those with other health issues pick up groceries and go to the

pharmacy. They have a team of volunteers who are available to help in Greenfield Park, Brossard, St. Hubert and Lemoyne. Contact them at 438-938-6003.FOOD BANK INFORMATIONhttps://missionnouvellegeneration.org

Address:Mission Nouvelle Generation1423 Provencher blvd. Brossard, Quebec J4W 1Z3

Email info@missionnouvellegeneration.orgPhone number: Tel : 450-486-7667 Fax : 450-486-6283Business hours-Monday: 9am to 4pm-Tuesday: 8am to 7pm-Wednesday: 9am to 4pm-Thursday: 8am to 8:30pm-Friday: 8am to 12pm-Saturday & Sunday: Closed

CANCELLATIONS OR POSTPONEMENTS

All weekend and weekday masses in the churches of the Saint John Paul II Pastoral Unit and the Diocese of Saint Jean Longueuil - cancelled

Lectio Divina Sessions in the parishes of the Saint John Paul II Pastoral Unit - postponed

Lenten Lunches in St. Lambert and St. Bruno - cancelled

IICG'S Faith Education - postponed

St. Francis of Assisi Coffee House scheduled for Saturday, March 28th has been postponed.Sad to say, but with all the cancellations going on due to corona virus concerns, we're going to postpone our coffeehouse until late April or early May and see what the situation is at that point. Thanks so much for your understanding. We will keep you posted!! The Coffeehouse Team

Exercise classes at St. Mary's church cancelled until further notice.The premier of Quebec has asked people 70 years and older to stay home to reduce their risk of getting Covid 19 virus. We have decided to cancel all exercise classes at St Mary's until further notice Stay healthy. Thanks. Frances & Brian & Bob

ARC Assistance and Referral Centre has made the decision to close our office for the following two weeks, effective immediately.We are still here working for our community, but from a distance in our homes. We will continue to post important information on our Facebook page (look us up by entering @arcaccess in the search field). Please do not hesitate to reach out to us by phone at 514-605-9500 or email at arcinformation2@gmail.com. And don’t forget to keep abreast of the most current information by consulting the Quebec Government website: https://www.quebec.ca/en/health/health-issues/a-z/2019-coronavirus/. If you feel unwell, please seek medical guidance by calling the Info-Santé by dialling 8-1-1. Best regards from The ARC Team