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St. Alphonsus Liguori April 19, 2015 | Third Sunday of Easter
Catholic Church1066 Western Ave., Peterborough, ON, K9J 5W6 | Tel (705) 745 8623 | Email [email protected] | Web www.stalphonsus.net
Pastor: Fr. Jerry TavaresAssisng Priest: Fr. Roy VillasLay Pastoral Assistant: Sheri McNeilYouth Minister: Nicolas DuBonnetAdmin Assistant: Hanna DracupLORD’S DAY MASSESSaturday (Vigil): 5PMSunday: 9AM & 11AMWEEKDAY MASSESMon., Wed., Thurs., Fri.: 8AMTues.: 7PMSat. & Holidays: 9AMRECONCILIATIONTuesday: 6:30 - 6:50PMSaturday: 3:45 - 4:45PMPARISH OFFICE HOURSMonday - Thursday 8:30AM - 4:30PMEUCHARISTIC ADORATIONMonday - Saturday: 7AM - MidnightSunday: 12 Noon - MidnightEDGE NIGHTS (Grade 6-8)Wednesday 6:30 - 8:30PMLIFE TEEN NIGHTS (Grade 9-12)Saturday 6:30—8:30PMBAPTISM & MARRIAGEContact the Parish oce for detailsNEW MEMBERS - WELCOME!Please approach one of the priests to introduce yourself and ll out a Communicaon Card (inside).NAME TAG SUNDAYLast Sunday of the month followed by social aer each Mass.
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April 11/12, 2015Offertory Envelopes (187) $3,602.00 Electronic Giving (146) 2,970.75 Loose 341.00 Total Offertory Contributions $6,913.75
Other Collections Good Friday (Holy Land) 52.00 D & P 40.00 Diocesan Charity 25.00 Youth 37.00 Easter 390.00
ReflectionAt the end of Luke’s gospel, the disciples were still trying to understand what happened to Jesus, and Jesus was still trying to help them figure it out. Following his resurrection, Jesus appeared to the disciples again. They still had a hard time recognizing him and figuring out if he was a ghost. To help them know he was really there with them, Jesus ate a piece of fish and asked the disciples to go out into the world to tell others the Good News. The early Church of Luke’s community had the same problem, and much of Luke’s writing was intended to help these new Christians see that the resur-rection was indeed real. As he did at the Last Supper Jesus once again broke bread with the disciples and offered them his body.
A Vocation View What could convince someone to turn to God? That God became man and is the sacrifice that takes our sins away. Let us pray - Lord Jesus, make Your word plain to us and set our hearts on fire with love when You speak. Enable us to respond to the call to be witnesses of Your love.
World day of Prayers for VocationsOn the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Christians are invited to reflect on the meaning of God’s call and to pray for vocations. Christ, the Good Shepherd, continues to lead his people through his Bishops, Priests, and Deacons, and calls many to follow him in this way. Priestly, diaconal, and religious vocations should be a constant concern in the hearts of God’s people throughout the year.
stalphonsus.netOur website www.stalphonsus.net has experienced a facelift. Please be patient with us as we are updating content and information. We will have a completed product by the beginning of May. Go ahead, take a peek, checkout our website!
Special Meaning of EasterThe communal character of the Eucharist emerges in a special way when it is seen as the Easter banquet in which Christ himself becomes our nourishment. In fact, “For this purpose Christ entrusted to the Church this sacrifice: so that the faithful might share in it, both spiritually, in faith and charity, and sacramentally, in the banquet of holy communion. Sharing in the Lord’s Supper is always communion with Christ, who offers himself for us in sacrifice to the Father.” -Dies Domini, #44
Altar Server Roll CallAltar Servers are the young (and not so young) people who assist the priests at the altar. This important ministry is open to any boy or girl who has already celebrated their First Communion. Training is provided and joining is simple. Come speak to Fr. Jerry after Mass and we’ll get you started.
Welcome to St. Alphonsus Liguori!St. Alphonsus Liguori Parish is a Catholic Christian Community of Disciples of the Lord Jesus. We believe that everyone is called to be on a spiritual journey and what matters is not where a person is on that journey, but actually being on the journey. Therefore we seek to welcome all people, regardless of the stage of their spiritual life, their struggles and failures. We simply ask that you walk with us and be open to what God is calling you to. We believe that God calls each member of our parish to worship,
to grow, to serve, to connect and to give.
calendar
next week
prayers for the sick
stewardship
Duffus Funeral Home Limited
——————————————Independent Family
Owned & Operated Since 1931
431 George Street S.Peterborough, ON705-745-4612
facebook.com/StAlphonsusChurch
Ronald W. Kaye Funeral Director
539 George Street North, Peterborough, Ontario K9H 2S1
Telephone: 705-745-7889Fax: 705-745-2316www.kayefuneralhome.com
COMSTOCKFuneral Home & Cremation CentreServing the Families of Peterborough with
Dignity, Trust and Compassion for 160 years
Dean Gemmiti—Carl BrownManaging Directors
356 Rubidge Street 705-745-4683
Ed Burke, Joe Farace Funeral Directors
2510 Bensfort Rd., Peterborough705 745 6984
NISBETTTIM ENGLISH
Manager (705) 745-3211
600 Monaghan Rd. S.Peterborough, Ontario K9J 5H9www.nisbettfuneralhome.com
Serving the Community for over a Century
FUNERAL HOMEArbor Memorial Inc.
Sat., May 2nd, 4—7pm CWL Ham Supper, Parish Hall Sun., May 3rd 10am—1pm Community Breakfast
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hhiimm.. WWee kknnooww tthhaatt CChhrriisstt,, rraaiisseedd ffrroommtthhee ddeeaadd,, ddiieess nnoo mmoorree;; ddeeaatthh nnoo lloonnggeerrhhaass ppoowweerr oovveerr hhiimm.. RRoommaannss 66::88--99
When a death occurs, please call the parish office first to arrange for the
funeral liturgy.
An Invitation to Come and Meet JesusThere are people in our community who are searching for meaning in their lives. They are literally hungry for God. As Catholics, we have the bread to feed that hunger, but there’s a catch: The searchers in our midst wait for an invitation from you and from me. Look around you. Extend the invitation to come and meet Jesus. Bring them to Mass with you. God is doing a lot of good work here at St. Alphonsus Parish - let’s share that goodness with people around us!
If everybody who sees this promised to bring someone (or two, or three) to Vantage Point (our RCIA program) this fall, we would have hundreds of confirmations and baptisms next year. # ThinkAboutIt
HS Students to Steubenville Youth ConferenceSt. Alphonsus Parish is sending over 25 high school students to participate in the Steubenville Youth Conference which will be held in Toronto this Summer. It’s a wonderful opportunity for our young people to celebrate their Catholic Faith with youth from all over Canada and the United States. The cost per youth is $350 for this amazing experience. There will be several fundraising initiatives coming up (including the Beavertails next weekend) to help offset the cost of this experience. I invite you to invest in our youth and keep them in your prayers.
St. Vincent de Paul Bundle Buggy Weekend April 25/26 weekend here at St. Alphonsus. A truck will be in the parking lot for all Masses and we will gladly accept your donations of gently used clothing. Thank you for your support.
CWL Spring Parish Ham Supper Saturday. May 2nd, 4 - 7pm in support of CWL charities Adults $14, Children 12 and under $7 Families $35 (Two Adults and 3 Children 12 years and under)Tickets available now in the Parish Office, or call Mary Landry, 705-742-1148 or Judy Girard, 705-741-1069. DON’T MISS IT!
The monthly CWL meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 21st at 7:30pm in the Redemporist Room.
Monthly Progressive Euchre TournamentFriday, April 24, 7pm St. Alphonsus Columbus Hall Cost is $10/person and all are welcome! Light lunch served. Sponsored by St. Alphonsus Knights of Columbus, Council 11086
St. Alphonsus K of C Yard Sale Clean out the attic, the garage and the storage locker and request a pickup right away. We’ve collected quite a bit but still have room for yours! May 9th is the Knights Yard Sale!Call Tom at 705-874-3307 to make your easy donation today. No mattresses, couches or clothes please.
Welcome DeskWelcome Desk offers you the opportunity to register for parish programs, of-fer a Mass for a deceased loved one or a special intention, make ap-pointments and more. If you’re new to the parish, stop by the Wel-come Desk and introduce yourself.
Interested in Becoming Catholic?Vantage Point is a casual and conversational environment where people who are exploring Catholic Christianity get to know more about the basic message of Christ and the mission of His Church. This is an accessible and welcoming way to take a look at the bigger picture about God, Jesus, the Bible, the Christian story and the Catholic Church. We begin this new program in the fall. If you’re interested in more information, please contact us at the Welcome Desk or at the Parish Office. If you’re new to Christianity or the Catholic Church, Vantage Point is for you.
Quilt Raffle A beautiful handmade quilt made by one of our own parishioners. Draw on Easter Sunday, April 20th at the 11:00am Mass. Proceeds towards supplies for our Youth Ministry program. Tickets, $2 each or 3 for $5, on sale next weekend.
Jane Adams, Anita Blackburn, Doug Clements, Linda Coombes, Brian Dunbar, Jude Garbutt, Elizabeth Gilbert, Barbara Glaum, Fr. Reg Haines, Catherine Hardie, Diane Hartwick, Dale Healey, Charlene Heffernan, Scott Hill, Lorraine Hotton, Martin Jonathan, Hugh Laviolette, Ella Marvin, Frank Nabiesko, Beth O’Brien, Federico Quidit Rocapor, Fr. Larry Rogers, Ryan Shields, Barb Smith, Terry Thompson, Mike Tunney, Lloyd Wheeler
Third Week of Easter ▪ Psalter Week 3Monday, April 20 8:00am Mass Cecilia Adesanya Tuesday, April 217:00pm Mass & Novena Living & Deceased Members of St. Alponsus CWL 7:30pm CWL meeting, Redemptorist Room Wednesday, April 228:00am Mass Joyce Coe 6:30pm Edge, Parish Hall Thursday, April 23 8:00am Mass Elise Hotrum Friday, April 24 8:00am Mass Ludvic DeCarlonis8:30am Gospel Reflection, Redemptorist Room 7:00pm K of C Progressive Euchre, Parish Hall Saturday, April 25 St. Mark, Evangelist 9:00am Mass John Laviolette
FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER First Communion Rituals 2 & 3
Bundle Buggy Weekend Name Tag & Coffee Sunday
Beaver Tails sale Acts 4.7-12 ▪ 1 John 3.1-2 ▪ † John 10.11-18
5:00pm Mass Reg & Helen Tapp, Mike Kiff & Gord Figueroa 6:30pm Life Teen, Redemptorist Room
Sunday, April 26 9:00am Mass Missa Pro Populo (for the people) 11:00am Mass Carol Mastrianni
Sunday, May 3rd, after morning Masses. $7/adults and $3/children 12 and under.
Join us for delicious scrambled eggs, sausages, homefries, pancakes, toast, dessert, coffee/tea/juice. Pay at the door.
All welcome!
April 11/12, 2015Offertory Envelopes (187) $3,602.00 Electronic Giving (146) 2,970.75 Loose 341.00 Total Offertory Contributions $6,913.75
Other Collections Good Friday (Holy Land) 52.00 D & P 40.00 Diocesan Charity 25.00 Youth 37.00 Easter 390.00
ReflectionAt the end of Luke’s gospel, the disciples were still trying to understand what happened to Jesus, and Jesus was still trying to help them figure it out. Following his resurrection, Jesus appeared to the disciples again. They still had a hard time recognizing him and figuring out if he was a ghost. To help them know he was really there with them, Jesus ate a piece of fish and asked the disciples to go out into the world to tell others the Good News. The early Church of Luke’s community had the same problem, and much of Luke’s writing was intended to help these new Christians see that the resur-rection was indeed real. As he did at the Last Supper Jesus once again broke bread with the disciples and offered them his body.
A Vocation View What could convince someone to turn to God? That God became man and is the sacrifice that takes our sins away. Let us pray - Lord Jesus, make Your word plain to us and set our hearts on fire with love when You speak. Enable us to respond to the call to be witnesses of Your love.
World day of Prayers for VocationsOn the Fourth Sunday of Easter, Christians are invited to reflect on the meaning of God’s call and to pray for vocations. Christ, the Good Shepherd, continues to lead his people through his Bishops, Priests, and Deacons, and calls many to follow him in this way. Priestly, diaconal, and religious vocations should be a constant concern in the hearts of God’s people throughout the year.
stalphonsus.netOur website www.stalphonsus.net has experienced a facelift. Please be patient with us as we are updating content and information. We will have a completed product by the beginning of May. Go ahead, take a peek, checkout our website!
Special Meaning of EasterThe communal character of the Eucharist emerges in a special way when it is seen as the Easter banquet in which Christ himself becomes our nourishment. In fact, “For this purpose Christ entrusted to the Church this sacrifice: so that the faithful might share in it, both spiritually, in faith and charity, and sacramentally, in the banquet of holy communion. Sharing in the Lord’s Supper is always communion with Christ, who offers himself for us in sacrifice to the Father.” -Dies Domini, #44
Altar Server Roll CallAltar Servers are the young (and not so young) people who assist the priests at the altar. This important ministry is open to any boy or girl who has already celebrated their First Communion. Training is provided and joining is simple. Come speak to Fr. Jerry after Mass and we’ll get you started.
Welcome to St. Alphonsus Liguori!St. Alphonsus Liguori Parish is a Catholic Christian Community of Disciples of the Lord Jesus. We believe that everyone is called to be on a spiritual journey and what matters is not where a person is on that journey, but actually being on the journey. Therefore we seek to welcome all people, regardless of the stage of their spiritual life, their struggles and failures. We simply ask that you walk with us and be open to what God is calling you to. We believe that God calls each member of our parish to worship,
to grow, to serve, to connect and to give.
calendar
next week
prayers for the sick
stewardship
Duffus Funeral Home Limited
——————————————Independent Family
Owned & Operated Since 1931
431 George Street S.Peterborough, ON705-745-4612
facebook.com/StAlphonsusChurch
Ronald W. Kaye Funeral Director
539 George Street North, Peterborough, Ontario K9H 2S1
Telephone: 705-745-7889Fax: 705-745-2316www.kayefuneralhome.com
COMSTOCKFuneral Home & Cremation CentreServing the Families of Peterborough with
Dignity, Trust and Compassion for 160 years
Dean Gemmiti—Carl BrownManaging Directors
356 Rubidge Street 705-745-4683
Ed Burke, Joe Farace Funeral Directors
2510 Bensfort Rd., Peterborough705 745 6984
NISBETTTIM ENGLISH
Manager (705) 745-3211
600 Monaghan Rd. S.Peterborough, Ontario K9J 5H9www.nisbettfuneralhome.com
Serving the Community for over a Century
FUNERAL HOMEArbor Memorial Inc.
Sat., May 2nd, 4—7pm CWL Ham Supper, Parish Hall Sun., May 3rd 10am—1pm Community Breakfast
IIff,, tthheenn,, wwee hhaavvee ddiieedd wwiitthh CChhrriisstt,, wweebbeelliieevvee tthhaatt wwee sshhaallll aallssoo lliivvee wwiitthh
hhiimm.. WWee kknnooww tthhaatt CChhrriisstt,, rraaiisseedd ffrroommtthhee ddeeaadd,, ddiieess nnoo mmoorree;; ddeeaatthh nnoo lloonnggeerrhhaass ppoowweerr oovveerr hhiimm.. RRoommaannss 66::88--99
When a death occurs, please call the parish office first to arrange for the
funeral liturgy.
An Invitation to Come and Meet JesusThere are people in our community who are searching for meaning in their lives. They are literally hungry for God. As Catholics, we have the bread to feed that hunger, but there’s a catch: The searchers in our midst wait for an invitation from you and from me. Look around you. Extend the invitation to come and meet Jesus. Bring them to Mass with you. God is doing a lot of good work here at St. Alphonsus Parish - let’s share that goodness with people around us!
If everybody who sees this promised to bring someone (or two, or three) to Vantage Point (our RCIA program) this fall, we would have hundreds of confirmations and baptisms next year. # ThinkAboutIt
HS Students to Steubenville Youth ConferenceSt. Alphonsus Parish is sending over 25 high school students to participate in the Steubenville Youth Conference which will be held in Toronto this Summer. It’s a wonderful opportunity for our young people to celebrate their Catholic Faith with youth from all over Canada and the United States. The cost per youth is $350 for this amazing experience. There will be several fundraising initiatives coming up (including the Beavertails next weekend) to help offset the cost of this experience. I invite you to invest in our youth and keep them in your prayers.
St. Vincent de Paul Bundle Buggy Weekend April 25/26 weekend here at St. Alphonsus. A truck will be in the parking lot for all Masses and we will gladly accept your donations of gently used clothing. Thank you for your support.
CWL Spring Parish Ham Supper Saturday. May 2nd, 4 - 7pm in support of CWL charities Adults $14, Children 12 and under $7 Families $35 (Two Adults and 3 Children 12 years and under)Tickets available now in the Parish Office, or call Mary Landry, 705-742-1148 or Judy Girard, 705-741-1069. DON’T MISS IT!
The monthly CWL meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 21st at 7:30pm in the Redemporist Room.
Monthly Progressive Euchre TournamentFriday, April 24, 7pm St. Alphonsus Columbus Hall Cost is $10/person and all are welcome! Light lunch served. Sponsored by St. Alphonsus Knights of Columbus, Council 11086
St. Alphonsus K of C Yard Sale Clean out the attic, the garage and the storage locker and request a pickup right away. We’ve collected quite a bit but still have room for yours! May 9th is the Knights Yard Sale!Call Tom at 705-874-3307 to make your easy donation today. No mattresses, couches or clothes please.
Welcome DeskWelcome Desk offers you the opportunity to register for parish programs, of-fer a Mass for a deceased loved one or a special intention, make ap-pointments and more. If you’re new to the parish, stop by the Wel-come Desk and introduce yourself.
Interested in Becoming Catholic?Vantage Point is a casual and conversational environment where people who are exploring Catholic Christianity get to know more about the basic message of Christ and the mission of His Church. This is an accessible and welcoming way to take a look at the bigger picture about God, Jesus, the Bible, the Christian story and the Catholic Church. We begin this new program in the fall. If you’re interested in more information, please contact us at the Welcome Desk or at the Parish Office. If you’re new to Christianity or the Catholic Church, Vantage Point is for you.
Quilt Raffle A beautiful handmade quilt made by one of our own parishioners. Draw on Easter Sunday, April 20th at the 11:00am Mass. Proceeds towards supplies for our Youth Ministry program. Tickets, $2 each or 3 for $5, on sale next weekend.
Jane Adams, Anita Blackburn, Doug Clements, Linda Coombes, Brian Dunbar, Jude Garbutt, Elizabeth Gilbert, Barbara Glaum, Fr. Reg Haines, Catherine Hardie, Diane Hartwick, Dale Healey, Charlene Heffernan, Scott Hill, Lorraine Hotton, Martin Jonathan, Hugh Laviolette, Ella Marvin, Frank Nabiesko, Beth O’Brien, Federico Quidit Rocapor, Fr. Larry Rogers, Ryan Shields, Barb Smith, Terry Thompson, Mike Tunney, Lloyd Wheeler
Third Week of Easter ▪ Psalter Week 3Monday, April 20 8:00am Mass Cecilia Adesanya Tuesday, April 217:00pm Mass & Novena Living & Deceased Members of St. Alponsus CWL 7:30pm CWL meeting, Redemptorist Room Wednesday, April 228:00am Mass Joyce Coe 6:30pm Edge, Parish Hall Thursday, April 23 8:00am Mass Elise Hotrum Friday, April 24 8:00am Mass Ludvic DeCarlonis8:30am Gospel Reflection, Redemptorist Room 7:00pm K of C Progressive Euchre, Parish Hall Saturday, April 25 St. Mark, Evangelist 9:00am Mass John Laviolette
FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER First Communion Rituals 2 & 3
Bundle Buggy Weekend Name Tag & Coffee Sunday
Beaver Tails sale Acts 4.7-12 ▪ 1 John 3.1-2 ▪ † John 10.11-18
5:00pm Mass Reg & Helen Tapp, Mike Kiff & Gord Figueroa 6:30pm Life Teen, Redemptorist Room
Sunday, April 26 9:00am Mass Missa Pro Populo (for the people) 11:00am Mass Carol Mastrianni
Sunday, May 3rd, after morning Masses. $7/adults and $3/children 12 and under.
Join us for delicious scrambled eggs, sausages, homefries, pancakes, toast, dessert, coffee/tea/juice. Pay at the door.
All welcome!
lighthouse catholic media cd’s
“Aborting America”The Story of an Ex-
Abortionist and Ex-AtheistThis incredible talk is a candid
account of the conversion of the late Dr. Bernard Nathanson, one of the foremost pioneers of
the modern abortion industry. He explains how, through the use of technology, he came to recognize the undeniable humanity of the
unborn child and became an out-spoken pro-life leader. This story
of his journey to the Catholic Faith is both dramatic & inspiring.
We ask for a donation of $5 per DVD which can be found in the
Narthex of the Church.
Youth Ministry
For Grades 6—8 Wednesday from 6:30-8:30PM in the Parish Hall.
Happy Birthday Church! This week at Edge we anticipate and celebrate the Catholic Church’s birthday. Pentecost! This week we will look to understand the Holy Spirit and how Jesus prepared the disciples for the gift of the Spirit and how the Holy Spirit gave birth to the Church at Pentecost.
For Grades 9-12 Saturday evenings starting with Mass at 5PM, supper to follow, then Life Night from 6:30-8:30PM. Come join the fun!
This week Life Teen is on Virtue and Holiness. We will be looking at the Cardinal Virtues and how both God’s grace and our actions contribute to our path to holiness. We can all be saints!
What else is there?
Beavertails!! Next week we are selling our delicious
Beavertails—a deep fried pastry dusted in cinnamon sugar! All the proceeds go to all the students that are going to Steubenville Toronto this summer. Please support them and grab a Beavertail! $4 a piece—Make sure to grab one because they go quick!
Watch for news of our Spaghetti Supper coming in May to also help with Steubenville Toronto.
Interested in helping out with Youth Ministry? We need you! We are looking for more volunteers to help out with Edge youth ministry. Contact Nicolas if you are interested. [email protected]
Have questions about the faith and what the Church teaches? Check out Catholic Answers to scratch the question itch! www.catholic.com
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Theology on TapThe Cathedral's IGNITE Young Adult ministry will be hosting Theology on Tap, Friday April 24th at 7PM upstairs at the Junction. Guest speaker is Annie Brown, from Queen's Univer-sity, where she works on campus with Catholic Christian Outreach. Young adults welcome!!
Spaghetti Supper St. Martin’s Ennismore – Wednesday, April 29th – 6:30 pm (Mass at 6pm) Adults/$10, 10 and under/$5 Includes spaghetti dinner, salad, bun & dessert! This is a Youth Group Fundraiser – Please come out to support our young people! To reserve a spot, please call Liz Brioux 705 768-9423.
Mothers’ Day Dinner and DanceSaturday, May 2, The Parkway Banquet Hall. Full course dinner, complimentary wine, door prizes, great dance music, midnight buffet. $50 each/club member and $55 each/non-member. Buy your tickets early. Call Gaspare Andreoli, 705.745.0110 OR John Mazziotti, 705.876.1282. Show your Mother/Sister/Aunt/Daughter that she is the BEST!!!
Hike for Hospice Peterborough 2015Sunday, May 3rd, join hundreds of Peterborough families as they Hike for Hospice to raise awareness and funds to support Hospice care in our community. Millennium Park, Water St. Registration 10 am, Opening Ceremonies 11 am TO REGISTER: Hospice website http://chpca.convio.net/HospicePeterborough
MARCH FOR LIFE, Ottawa Join with thousands of fellow pro-lifers at the 'MARCH FOR LIFE' in Ottawa Thursday, May, 14th. A one day return excursion on the day of the event, by highway coach for $37, is provided by Peterborough Pro-Life. Please contact Bruce at 705 652 1130 to re serve your seat. Alternatively, VEYO is supplying a school bus for $30/adult or $20/student. Please register online at veyo.ca/m4l or call 705-749-0330. If, for some reason you are unable to attend, please consider sponsoring a member of the clergy or a student. Over 100,000 babies are lost each year in Canada to abortion. Together we can save lives.
Project Rachel Project Rachel is a sensitive, private and confidential experience, letting you speak with someone who cares and understands. For women and men who have been hurt by an abortion. Next retreat day for women—May 22-24th. Take the first step—call us at 416-629-8264 or [email protected]. You are not alone. We can help.
Taste of Poland Dinner Saturday, May 30, 6pm Immaculate Conception Church Polish Sausage, Bigos, Perogies, Potato Salad, Delicious Polish Cakes, tea & coffee Polish Beer & more...Door Prizes, Adults/$15, Under 12/$8, Children up to 5 FREE
“The Ballagh Bunch" in Concert A multi talented family from Teeswater. They play fiddle, piano, guitar, drums, mandolin, sing and step dance. Two shows: Sunday, June 7th, 2 pm and 7 pm at Market Hall.Adults $22.50, Students $12. Tickets: www.ballaghbunch.com, parish office 705-652-3231, Mary Carlow 705-295-6494 or Carmella LeMoire 705-652-7776.
T.V. Bingo Please support Knights of Columbus T.V. Bingo on Cogeco Cable 10 every Sunday at 7pm.
stewardship thoughtsOur Lord’s call to us to forego sin by following His commandments, to repent, and to seek forgiveness
connect today’s Scripture pass-ages. St. Peter, in the Acts of the Apostles, calls us to reform our lives and turn to God. Likewise, St. John reminds us that Jesus is an offering for our sins. Through His death and Resurrection, Jesus
freed us from sin. Faithful stewards acknowledge His true
presence in the Eucharist, as did the disciples on the road to
Emmaus after His Resurrection in the break-ing of the bread. The
Church has long taught that partaking of the Eucharist
strengthens us on our journey as Christ’s disciples, and that partici-pating in the Sacrament of Recon-
ciliation can draw us closer to Him, bring peace to our lives.
ST. ALPHONSUS LIGUORI PARISH COMMUNICATION CARD ARE YOU NEW TO PARISH? HAS YOUR MAILING ADDRESS OR INFO CHANGED? We ask everyone to fill out this
form, cut it out, and drop it off at the Welcome Desk, put in the collection basket or bring it to the office.
NAME(S):____________________________________________________ PHONE #____________________
ADDRESS:_________________________________________________________ENVELOPE #_____________
EMAIL:____________________________________BEST TIME TO CALL: Morning Afternoon Evening
PASTORAL STAFF705-745-8623
Fr. Jerry Tavares ext. 22 [email protected] McNeil ext. 34 [email protected] DuBonnet ext. 28 [email protected] Dracup ext. 21 [email protected]
PARISH DIRECTORYAltar Servers Dominic Adesanya-748-0023C.W.L.Betty Sommers –748-2521 [email protected]’s Liturgy—Sheri McNeilChoir Director (11am Mass) Rod Crawford-741-8717Communion (homebound) Marg Duck-745-6752D & P— Anne Conlin 745-8623 ext. 21Extraordinary Ministers Anne-Marie Robertson-743-8185Hall Rentals—Jim Gibson742-5578 [email protected] of C—Greg Walsh-748-4288 [email protected] Anne-Marie Robertson-743-8185Oratory—Bernadette-742-3055Out of the Cold Gwen Johnston-745-9007St. Vincent de Paul Society Carolyn Craig-743-5749 Vinnie’s Store-742-2585 Food Pantry-874-3937Volunteer Screening Denise Cooling-742-4432
In the Hospital?When you are admitted to the
PRHC, if you wish information to be made available to myself and
our hospital visitors, please be sure to mention your religious affilia-tion/denomination/parish to the
admitting officer or to your nurse. - Fr. Jerry
Teacher Reference LettersMany young people come
looking for a Pastoral Reference Letter when they apply for teach-ing jobs with Catholic Boards. Fr. Jerry will only provide letters to those who are registered in the parish and active in parish life.
Think ahead. Get involved. Speak to our Lay Pastoral Assistant Sheri McNeil about volunteer
work with our parish sacramental programmes in the coming year.
lighthouse catholic media cd’s
“Aborting America”The Story of an Ex-
Abortionist and Ex-AtheistThis incredible talk is a candid
account of the conversion of the late Dr. Bernard Nathanson, one of the foremost pioneers of
the modern abortion industry. He explains how, through the use of technology, he came to recognize the undeniable humanity of the
unborn child and became an out-spoken pro-life leader. This story
of his journey to the Catholic Faith is both dramatic & inspiring.
We ask for a donation of $5 per DVD which can be found in the
Narthex of the Church.
Youth Ministry
For Grades 6—8 Wednesday from 6:30-8:30PM in the Parish Hall.
Happy Birthday Church! This week at Edge we anticipate and celebrate the Catholic Church’s birthday. Pentecost! This week we will look to understand the Holy Spirit and how Jesus prepared the disciples for the gift of the Spirit and how the Holy Spirit gave birth to the Church at Pentecost.
For Grades 9-12 Saturday evenings starting with Mass at 5PM, supper to follow, then Life Night from 6:30-8:30PM. Come join the fun!
This week Life Teen is on Virtue and Holiness. We will be looking at the Cardinal Virtues and how both God’s grace and our actions contribute to our path to holiness. We can all be saints!
What else is there?
Beavertails!! Next week we are selling our delicious
Beavertails—a deep fried pastry dusted in cinnamon sugar! All the proceeds go to all the students that are going to Steubenville Toronto this summer. Please support them and grab a Beavertail! $4 a piece—Make sure to grab one because they go quick!
Watch for news of our Spaghetti Supper coming in May to also help with Steubenville Toronto.
Interested in helping out with Youth Ministry? We need you! We are looking for more volunteers to help out with Edge youth ministry. Contact Nicolas if you are interested. [email protected]
Have questions about the faith and what the Church teaches? Check out Catholic Answers to scratch the question itch! www.catholic.com
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Theology on TapThe Cathedral's IGNITE Young Adult ministry will be hosting Theology on Tap, Friday April 24th at 7PM upstairs at the Junction. Guest speaker is Annie Brown, from Queen's Univer-sity, where she works on campus with Catholic Christian Outreach. Young adults welcome!!
Spaghetti Supper St. Martin’s Ennismore – Wednesday, April 29th – 6:30 pm (Mass at 6pm) Adults/$10, 10 and under/$5 Includes spaghetti dinner, salad, bun & dessert! This is a Youth Group Fundraiser – Please come out to support our young people! To reserve a spot, please call Liz Brioux 705 768-9423.
Mothers’ Day Dinner and DanceSaturday, May 2, The Parkway Banquet Hall. Full course dinner, complimentary wine, door prizes, great dance music, midnight buffet. $50 each/club member and $55 each/non-member. Buy your tickets early. Call Gaspare Andreoli, 705.745.0110 OR John Mazziotti, 705.876.1282. Show your Mother/Sister/Aunt/Daughter that she is the BEST!!!
Hike for Hospice Peterborough 2015Sunday, May 3rd, join hundreds of Peterborough families as they Hike for Hospice to raise awareness and funds to support Hospice care in our community. Millennium Park, Water St. Registration 10 am, Opening Ceremonies 11 am TO REGISTER: Hospice website http://chpca.convio.net/HospicePeterborough
MARCH FOR LIFE, Ottawa Join with thousands of fellow pro-lifers at the 'MARCH FOR LIFE' in Ottawa Thursday, May, 14th. A one day return excursion on the day of the event, by highway coach for $37, is provided by Peterborough Pro-Life. Please contact Bruce at 705 652 1130 to re serve your seat. Alternatively, VEYO is supplying a school bus for $30/adult or $20/student. Please register online at veyo.ca/m4l or call 705-749-0330. If, for some reason you are unable to attend, please consider sponsoring a member of the clergy or a student. Over 100,000 babies are lost each year in Canada to abortion. Together we can save lives.
Project Rachel Project Rachel is a sensitive, private and confidential experience, letting you speak with someone who cares and understands. For women and men who have been hurt by an abortion. Next retreat day for women—May 22-24th. Take the first step—call us at 416-629-8264 or [email protected]. You are not alone. We can help.
Taste of Poland Dinner Saturday, May 30, 6pm Immaculate Conception Church Polish Sausage, Bigos, Perogies, Potato Salad, Delicious Polish Cakes, tea & coffee Polish Beer & more...Door Prizes, Adults/$15, Under 12/$8, Children up to 5 FREE
“The Ballagh Bunch" in Concert A multi talented family from Teeswater. They play fiddle, piano, guitar, drums, mandolin, sing and step dance. Two shows: Sunday, June 7th, 2 pm and 7 pm at Market Hall.Adults $22.50, Students $12. Tickets: www.ballaghbunch.com, parish office 705-652-3231, Mary Carlow 705-295-6494 or Carmella LeMoire 705-652-7776.
T.V. Bingo Please support Knights of Columbus T.V. Bingo on Cogeco Cable 10 every Sunday at 7pm.
stewardship thoughtsOur Lord’s call to us to forego sin by following His commandments, to repent, and to seek forgiveness
connect today’s Scripture pass-ages. St. Peter, in the Acts of the Apostles, calls us to reform our lives and turn to God. Likewise, St. John reminds us that Jesus is an offering for our sins. Through His death and Resurrection, Jesus
freed us from sin. Faithful stewards acknowledge His true
presence in the Eucharist, as did the disciples on the road to
Emmaus after His Resurrection in the break-ing of the bread. The
Church has long taught that partaking of the Eucharist
strengthens us on our journey as Christ’s disciples, and that partici-pating in the Sacrament of Recon-
ciliation can draw us closer to Him, bring peace to our lives.
ST. ALPHONSUS LIGUORI PARISH COMMUNICATION CARD ARE YOU NEW TO PARISH? HAS YOUR MAILING ADDRESS OR INFO CHANGED? We ask everyone to fill out this
form, cut it out, and drop it off at the Welcome Desk, put in the collection basket or bring it to the office.
NAME(S):____________________________________________________ PHONE #____________________
ADDRESS:_________________________________________________________ENVELOPE #_____________
EMAIL:____________________________________BEST TIME TO CALL: Morning Afternoon Evening
PASTORAL STAFF705-745-8623
Fr. Jerry Tavares ext. 22 [email protected] McNeil ext. 34 [email protected] DuBonnet ext. 28 [email protected] Dracup ext. 21 [email protected]
PARISH DIRECTORYAltar Servers Dominic Adesanya-748-0023C.W.L.Betty Sommers –748-2521 [email protected]’s Liturgy—Sheri McNeilChoir Director (11am Mass) Rod Crawford-741-8717Communion (homebound) Marg Duck-745-6752D & P— Anne Conlin 745-8623 ext. 21Extraordinary Ministers Anne-Marie Robertson-743-8185Hall Rentals—Jim Gibson742-5578 [email protected] of C—Greg Walsh-748-4288 [email protected] Anne-Marie Robertson-743-8185Oratory—Bernadette-742-3055Out of the Cold Gwen Johnston-745-9007St. Vincent de Paul Society Carolyn Craig-743-5749 Vinnie’s Store-742-2585 Food Pantry-874-3937Volunteer Screening Denise Cooling-742-4432
In the Hospital?When you are admitted to the
PRHC, if you wish information to be made available to myself and
our hospital visitors, please be sure to mention your religious affilia-tion/denomination/parish to the
admitting officer or to your nurse. - Fr. Jerry
Teacher Reference LettersMany young people come
looking for a Pastoral Reference Letter when they apply for teach-ing jobs with Catholic Boards. Fr. Jerry will only provide letters to those who are registered in the parish and active in parish life.
Think ahead. Get involved. Speak to our Lay Pastoral Assistant Sheri McNeil about volunteer
work with our parish sacramental programmes in the coming year.
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Pastor: Fr. Jerry TavaresAssisng Priest: Fr. Roy VillasLay Pastoral Assistant: Sheri McNeilYouth Minister: Nicolas DuBonnetAdmin Assistant: Hanna DracupLORD’S DAY MASSESSaturday (Vigil): 5PMSunday: 9AM & 11AMWEEKDAY MASSESMon., Wed., Thurs., Fri.: 8AMTues.: 7PMSat. & Holidays: 9AMRECONCILIATIONTuesday: 6:30 - 6:50PMSaturday: 3:45 - 4:45PMPARISH OFFICE HOURSMonday - Thursday 8:30AM - 4:30PMEUCHARISTIC ADORATIONMonday - Saturday: 7AM - MidnightSunday: 12 Noon - MidnightEDGE NIGHTS (Grade 6-8)Wednesday 6:30 - 8:30PMLIFE TEEN NIGHTS (Grade 9-12)Saturday 6:30—8:30PMBAPTISM & MARRIAGEContact the Parish o ce for detailsNEW MEMBERS - WELCOME!Please approach one of the priests to introduce yourself and ll out a Communicaon Card (inside).NAME TAG SUNDAYLast Sunday of the month followed by social a er each Mass.
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