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Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Joseph’s Parish Bulletin –January 27/28, 2018
HIS WAY OF TEACHING (MARK 1.21-28)
Jesus teaches with authority –– of course he does, because he is the Son of God! He is the one who has the words of eternal life. He has been at the Father’s side from all eternity. He has come to teach us the way to the Kingdom of Heaven. So many voices in our world today can confuse us and make us doubt our faith. Can we not just listen with hearts of faith to the simple message that Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life?
CONVERSATION WITH CHRIST
Speak that word of life, Lord. Free me from the power of the evil one. Do not let him run my life or keep me from your love. Give me your grace and I will be satisfied.
RESOLUTION
I will be bold and trust in the Lord’s power to help me overcome my faults and the power of the devil’s influence on my life. (regnum Christi)
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SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
CONFIRMATION Registration, Sunday, January 28, 2018 at 6:30 PM in the parish hall.
FIRST HOLY
COMMUNION Registration, Sunday, April 8, 2018 at 6:30 PM in the parish hall.
BABY BAPTISM
PREPARATION
COURSE
The next baby baptism preparation class is: February 8, 2018. Contact the Parish Office (403) 289-2591 for more information.
THE CALGARY DIOCESAN MARRIAGE PREPARATION PROGRAM
For information and/or to register call the Life and Family Resource Centre at 403-218-5504 or email [email protected]
RCIA Every Wednesday at 7:30 PM (Conference Rm.)
JANUARY 20/21, 2018 SUNDAY COLLECTION
MAY GOD’S ABUNDANT BLESSINGS BE WITH YOU.
2017 TAX RECEIPTS NOW AVAILABLE Tax receipts are now available and can be found at the stair landing. NEED A PRAYER If you or a loved one is in need of prayers due to an illness, please call the rectory to put your name on the prayer list. Names will be kept in prayer list for 4 weeks unless notified otherwise. If you need the name removed before 4 weeks, please call the rectory at (403) 289-2591. PLEASE KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS Sr. Anna Stauber, Grant & Elaine Stapon, Tony C., Erika Darnforth, Ernie Feduniw, Dominic M., Cecil Maruschak, Joseph Ceschini, Clinton Walsh, Terryann Greenwell, Joyce Masciangelo, Eugene Kuklicz, Charlane Porter, Renee’ Irwin, Sister Jeanne Roy, Charlene Harron, Megan Baron, Noni Schmaltz, Jean Gulayets, Maria de la Rochetta, Irene Wood, Phyllis & Jun Garcia.
****ATTENTION**** SUNDAY 9 AM MASS
PARISHIONERS We are considering offering a children's liturgy program during the 9 AM mass at St Joseph's and are assessing the interest level. If your preferred mass time is 9 AM and you have children or grandchildren who may attend, please help us by completing a questionnaire available at the back of the sanctuary. Please place your completed form in the box provided there. If you have questions, please contact Chris @ 403-247-5306
Please be advised that there will be 2 days for this workshop. The dates are February 1st, Thursday from 7PM to 9PM and Saturday, February 10, 2018 from 10AM to 12PM. This is for St. Joseph's present and future EMHC, mandatory to attend only one of the Workshop.
ENVELOPE $ 4,851.20 LOOSE $ 845.75
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS AT ST. JOSEPH JANUARY 29TH TO FEBRUARY 4TH, 2018
DAY DATE EVENTS MON Jan. 29 4th Week in Ordinary
8:30 AM Confession (Church) 9:00AM Mass (Church)|INTENTION: MARIA BITONTI
TUES Jan. 30 6:30 PM Confession (Church) 7:00 PM Mass (Church)|INTENTION: TADEUSZ GARDZINSKI
WED Jan. 31 8:30 AM Confession (Church) 9:00 AM Mass (Church)|INTENTION: NORMA BALAO 7:30 PM RCIA (Conference Room)
THU Feb. 1 8:30 AM Confession (Church) 9:00 AM Mass (Church) |INTENTION: AMORINO CANTARUTTI 10:15 AM Mass (Fanning Centre)| INTENTION: CESIA MESSMER 7:30 PM AA – Polish Language (Conference Room)
FRI Feb. 2 11:30 AM Confession (Church) Noon Mass (Church)|INTENTION: P. & SALVATORE AUDIA 12:30 PM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (Church) 3:00 PM Chaplet of Divine Mercy (Church)
SAT Feb. 3 8:30 AM Confession (Church) 9:00 AM Mass (Church) INTENTION: A. & ANTONIETTA ALTIERI 4:00 PM Confession (Church) 5:00 PM Sunday Mass (Church)|INTENTION: CAMILO RIBEIRO 7:00 PM Bread Ministry (Parish Hall)
SUN Feb. 4 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00 AM Mass (Church)|INTENTION: FOR ALL PARISHIONERS 10:00 AM Coffee & Tea (Parish Hall) 11:00 AM Mass (Church) | INTENTION ALISA SLAGER 12:00 PM Coffee & Tea (Parish Hall) 5:00 PM Mass (Church)|INTENTION: KAREN CHUNG
LET US NOT AGAIN HEAR THE VOICE OF GOD
A thunder storm among mountains sounds very different from one in flat terrain. It echoes from peak to peak. This intensifies the volume of the tempest. The Hebrews had grown up in the region of the desert around the Nile valley. When Moses led them to the Sinai, they were awe-struck by the new surroundings. The prophet was inspired by a storm reverberating from the summit. The Hebrews become frightened and plead with Moses to protect them from the blasts. He agrees to act as a mediator and spokesman with the Lord. He also predicts that God will send others--prophets--to fulfill this same function. Today's Gospel reminds of the power of God's voice. Jesus speaks in a loud tone to drive out a demon. He is the ultimate prophet. (Father Richard Lonsdale)
LITURGY MINISTERS FEBRUARY 3/4, 2018
5TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SATURDAY 5 PM
LECTOR 1 Elizabeth Schnitzler CANTOR Mark L. LECTOR 2 Daniel Brunnen EMHC A1 Glenna Werbicki EMHC B1 Roger Ekwalanga EMHC B2 Pauline Ekwalanga Sacristan Anthony Banka
SUNDAY 9 AM
LECTOR 1 Don Lajoie CANTOR Judi LECTOR 2 Heidy Chan EMHC A1 Michaela Hashiguchi EMHC A2 Terry Smith EMHC A3 Ann Wolf Sacristan Chris Lane
SUNDAY 11 AM
LECTOR 1 Murina Krahn CANTOR Richard LECTOR 2 Greg Yates EMHC A1 Leonard Krahn EMHC A2 Iwona Kuklicz EMHC A3 Nancy McMahon EMHC B1 Ann D. Amantea EMHC B2 Joe Amantea EMHC B3 Shane Philips EMHC B4 Sonia Philips Sacristan Nancy McMahon
SUNDAY 5 PM
LECTOR 1 Teresa Cusano CANTOR Susan LECTOR 2 Alison VanDeLaak EMHC A1 Fe Badajos EMHC B1 Doug Cook EMHC B2 Anna Marie Cook Sacristan Fe Badajos
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FROM THE SOCIETY OF ST.
VINCENT de PAUL
IMPORTANT NOTICE
2017 INCOME TAX RECEIPTS
WILL BE AVAILABLE IN FEBRUARY
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE
It is the New Year, and the time to participate in new things. If you were thinking about becoming a lector at St Joseph’s, now is the time! We are currently looking for lectors for all of our Mass times, so if you are interested in contributing to the Mass that you normally attend, send Graham LeGeyt an email. His email address can be found at the back of the bulletin, or on the St Joseph's home page under Lector Ministry.
MESSAGE OF HIS HOLINESS POPE FRANCIS
FOR THE TWENTY-SIXTH WORLD DAY OF THE SICK 2018
Mater Ecclesiae: “Behold, your son... Behold, your mother.
And from that hour the disciple took her into his home.” (Jn 19:26-27)
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
The Church’s service to the sick and those who care for them must continue with renewed vigour, in fidelity to the Lord’s command (cf. Lk 9:2-6;Mt 10:1-8;Mk 6:7-13) and following the eloquent example of her Founder and Master.
The theme for this year’s Day of the Sick is provided by the words that Jesus spoke from the Cross to
Mary, his Mother, and to John: “Woman, behold your son ... Behold your mother. And from that hour the disciple took her into his home” (Jn 19:26-27).
1. The Lord’s words brilliantly illuminate the mystery of the Cross, which does not represent a hopeless tragedy, but rather the place where Jesus manifests his glory and shows his love to the end. That love in turn was to become the basis and rule for the Christian community and the life of each disciple.
Before all else, Jesus’ words are the source of Mary’s maternal vocation for all humanity. Mary was to be, in particular, the Mother of her Son’s disciples, caring for them and their journey through life. As we know, a mother’s care for her son or daughter includes both the material and spiritual dimensions of their upbringing.
The unspeakable pain of the Cross pierces Mary’s soul (cf. Lk 2:35), but does not paralyze her. Quite the opposite. As the Lord’s Mother, a new path of self-giving opens up before her. On the Cross, Jesus showed his concern for the Church and all humanity, and Mary is called to share in that same concern. In describing the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, the Acts of the Apostles show that Mary began to carry out this role in the earliest community of the Church. A role that never ceases.
2. John, the beloved disciple, is a figure of the Church, the messianic people. He must acknowledge Mary as his Mother. In doing so, he is called to take her into his home, to see in her the model of all discipleship, and to contemplate the maternal vocation that Jesus entrusted to her, with all that it entails: a loving Mother who gives birth to children capable of loving as Jesus commands. That is why Mary’s maternal vocation to care for her children is entrusted to John and to the Church as a whole. The entire community of disciples is included in Mary’s maternal vocation.
3. John, as a disciple who shared everything with Jesus, knows that the Master wants to lead all people to an encounter with the Father. He can testify to the fact that Jesus met many people suffering from spiritual sickness due to pride (cf. Jn 8:31-39) and from physical ailments (cf. Jn 5:6). He bestowed mercy and forgiveness upon all, and healed the sick as a sign of the abundant life of the Kingdom, where every tear will be wiped away. Like Mary, the
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disciples are called to care for one another, but not only that. They know that Jesus’ heart is open to all and excludes no one. The Gospel of the Kingdom must be proclaimed to all, and the charity of Christians must be directed to all, simply because they are persons, children of God.
4. The Church’s maternal vocation to the needy and to the sick has found concrete expression throughout the two thousand years of her history in an impressive series of initiatives on behalf of the sick. This history of dedication must not be forgotten. It continues to the present day throughout the world. In countries where adequate public health care systems exist, the work of Catholic religious congregations and dioceses and their hospitals is aimed not only at providing quality medical care, but also at putting the human person at the centre of the healing process, while carrying out scientific research with full respect for life and for Christian moral values. In countries where health care systems are inadequate or non-existent, the Church seeks to do what she can to improve health, eliminate infant mortality and combat widespread disease. Everywhere she tries to provide care, even when she is not in a position to offer a cure. The image of the Church as a “field hospital” that welcomes all those wounded by life is a very concrete reality, for in some parts of the world, missionary and diocesan hospitals are the only institutions providing necessary care to the population.
5. The memory of this long history of service to the sick is cause for rejoicing on the part of the Christian community, and especially those presently engaged in this ministry. Yet we must look to the past above all to let it enrich us. We should learn the lesson it teaches us about the self-sacrificing generosity of many founders of institutes in the service of the infirm, the creativity, prompted by charity, of many initiatives undertaken over the centuries, and the commitment to scientific research as a means of offering innovative and reliable treatments to the sick. This legacy of the past helps us to build a better future, for example, by shielding Catholic hospitals from the business mentality that is seeking worldwide to turn health care into a profit-making enterprise, which ends up discarding the poor. Wise organization and charity demand that the sick person be respected in his or her dignity, and constantly kept at the centre of the therapeutic
process. This should likewise be the approach of Christians who work in public structures; through their service, they too are called to bear convincing witness to the Gospel.
6. Jesus bestowed upon the Church his healing power: “These signs will accompany those who believe... they will lay hands on the sick, and they will recover (Mk 16:17-18). In the Acts of the Apostles, we read accounts of the healings worked by Peter (cf. Acts 3:4-8) and Paul (cf. Acts 14:8-11). The Church’s mission is a response to Jesus’ gift, for she knows that she must bring to the sick the Lord’s own gaze, full of tenderness and compassion. Health care ministry will always be a necessary and fundamental task, to be carried out with renewed enthusiasm by all, from parish communities to the most largest healthcare institutions. We cannot forget the tender love and perseverance of many families in caring for their chronically sick or severely disabled children, parents and relatives. The care given within families is an extraordinary witness of love for the human person; it needs to be fittingly acknowledged and supported by suitable policies. Doctors and nurses, priests, consecrated men and women, volunteers, families and all those who care for the sick, take part in this ecclesial mission. It is a shared responsibility that enriches the value of the daily service given by each.
7. To Mary, Mother of tender love, we wish to entrust all those who are ill in body and soul, that she may sustain them in hope. We ask her also to help us to be welcoming to our sick brothers and sisters. The Church knows that she requires a special grace to live up to her evangelical task of serving the sick. May our prayers to the Mother of God see us united in an incessant plea that every member of the Church may live with love the vocation to serve life and health. May the Virgin Mary intercede for this Twenty-sixth World Day of the Sick; may she help the sick to experience their suffering in communion with the Lord Jesus; and may she support all those who care for them. To all, the sick, to healthcare workers and to volunteers, I cordially impart my Apostolic Blessing.
From the Vatican, 26 November 2017 Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the
Universe. FRANCIS
Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary Announcements from the Catholic Pastoral Centre For January 28th, 2018 | 4th Sunday of Ordinary Time
COLDEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR Coldest Night of the Year - Calgary will turn five this February 24, 2018. We'd love to have you celebrate with us by walking or volunteering in support of Feed the Hungry (a Diocesan program) and our friends KAIROS Calgary as they work to pay down the mortgage on Bankview Apartments (affordable housing). We'll be starting from Eau Claire Market again this year, offering 2, 5 and 10 km routes so the event is accessible for all. For more info visit www.cnoy.org/calgary or connect with Samantha at 403-218-5531 or [email protected] FIRST AIDERS NEEDED - OUTDOOR WAY OF THE CROSS The Outdoor Way of the Cross at St. Mary's Cathedral (Friday, March 30) needs your help. If you are a physician, nurse, medical practitioner, certified first aider or are willing to certify; please contact Linnea Ferguson at [email protected] or (403) 218-5500. More information: www.wayofthecross.ca PRAYER FOR THOSE IN CONSECRATED LIFE On Sunday, February 4 at the 11 am Mass at Holy Name Church, the Religious Men and Women of the Diocese will be in attendance to celebrate the World Day of Prayer for Those in the Consecrated Life. All are welcome to attend. For further information contact Holy Name Parish Office at: 403-249-7764. YOUNG WOMEN VOCATION EVENTS Attention: Single Young Women between 16 and 35! The Vocation Committee of AWR (The Assembly of Women Religious) is planning two events. To register or to learn more please contact Sr. Terry f.c.J. at [email protected] or call 403-228-3623:
- Thursday, Feb. 8, from 5 to 9 pm, at St. Mary’s Cathedral: Mass followed by potluck and an information session on religious life.
- Saturday, Feb. 24 retreat on a Lenten theme. Beginning with 9 am Mass at Holy Trinity Parish to 4 PM. TRANSITIONS Transitions is a 15-week peer support program for those recently separated or divorced. Participants will meet every week to reflect upon and discuss topics such as self-esteem, stress, anger, guilt, blame, loneliness, forgiveness, blended families and more. The next program will begin in Wednesday, February 14, 2018. For more information or to register, call 403-218-5505. EFFECTIVE CO-PARENTING: PUTTING KIDS FIRST 'Effective Co-Parenting: Putting Kids First' is an educational 5-week program for separated and divorced parents to help raise their children through this difficult time and increase the understanding of needs of children for developing self-esteem and security. The next program will run 7 pm - 9 pm on Wednesdays, February 21 - March 21. For more information or registration contact the Life & Family Resource Centre at 403-218-5505 or email [email protected] PROJECT RACHEL POST ABORTION WEEKEND RETREAT The Project Rachel Retreat is only available once a year and offers a journey of healing and reconciliation for women and men who are suffering from a past abortion experience. Certified counselors are available to accompany people on a journey towards hope and inner peace. This year's retreat is scheduled for February 23 - 24, 2018. For more information or to register call Project Rachel at 403-218-5506 or toll free at 1-877-597-3223 or e-mail [email protected]
BUILDING SACRED BRIDGES CONCERT The 2nd annual interfaith music event - Building Sacred Bridges - will be held on February 10 (Knox United Church, Calgary), and Feb 11 (Beth Tzedec Synagogue, Calgary). The concert will feature music groups and choirs from various faith groups, including the Adorare Choral Ensemble and St. Bonaventure Choir. The event is meant to raise awareness about the lack of affordable housing in Southern Alberta and offers the opportunity to learn more about the Habitat Interfaith Build Project. Get tickets at: www.habitatsouthernab.ca/bsb. To volunteer for future build days, please contact Marilou at 403-218-5519 or email [email protected] ALZHEIMER WORKSHOP Mary Mother of the Redeemer Parish in Calgary will be hosting an Alzheimer Workshop on March 3, 2018 from 9 am - 2:30 pm. This workshop will provide participants with an understanding of Alzheimer's Disease and related dementias. Registration fee: $25, lunch included. For more information and to register please visit our News and Events page at www.calgarydiocese.ca or call 403-218-5501, email: [email protected] MARRIAGE PREPARATION "FOR BETTER & FOR EVER" “For Better & For Ever…” Marriage Preparation, accepts all couples preparing for marriage. Due to the small group setting it allows us to focus on couples in one or more of the following circumstances: living together, previously married, beginning marriage with children, couples 45+, or those who wish to have their marriage blessed in the Church. Upcoming Dates: Mar 19 / Apr 6-7, and Apr 23 / May 11-12. For more dates, registration or information, contact 403-218-5505 or email [email protected] LAY ASSOCIATION MEN'S MINISTRY MEETINGS The God Squad will be hosting a supper and a facilitated meeting on networking with all active men's ministries in the Diocese of Calgary. This is happening on Thursday, February 1, 2018 from 6 pm - 9 pm at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church parish hall. Please find out how to register at: https://godsquad.ca CATHOLIC SPEED DATING EVENT Visit www.CatholicSpeedDating.ca or call Rose 587-333-1099 for more info and to register for our upcoming Events: Friday, February 9 – Valentines’ Day Event at St. Anthony’s Church in Calgary (Age Range: Women: 24 to 32 & Men: 27 to 35) -&- (Age Range: Women: 33 to 41 & Men: 36 to 44). SR. HELENA BURNS: BECOMING DIGITAL MISSIONARIES A renowned #medianuns with the Daughters of St. Paul, Sr. Helena Burns is a prolific Theology of the Body speaker and Writer/Director of "The Media Apostle: The Fr. James Alberione Story." On Feb. 4-6, 2018, Sr. Helena will be coming to Calgary to speak on being a missionary in today's digital world. You don't want to miss this! This parish mission will be at St. Michael Catholic Community (800 85 Street SW) from 7 pm to 8 pm each night. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: RECEPTIONIST (FULL TIME), ASCENSION PARISH, CALGARY Ascension Parish in Calgary is looking for a Receptionist to work on a full time employment basis. This position is responsible for being the face of the Parish and offering strong customer service. In addition, the successful candidate must have exceptional people, communications and organizational skills. Find more information about this position, qualifications and application details see the Diocesan website at http://www.calgarydiocese.ca or submit your application to [email protected] by February 15, 2018, however, the employment opportunity will be posted until a suitable candidate is found. SPECIAL NEEDS MINISTRY AND MASS St. Patrick’s Parish is forming a new ministry whose mission is: “To create a loving, supportive and compassionate church community that renews and restores faith and hope to families and children living with special needs.” St. Patrick’s Special Needs Mass will be a place of understanding, acceptance and welcome for those who live with special needs as well as those who care for them. Next Special Needs Ministry Mass (Sunday 5 PM): January 28, February 25, March 25, 2018. For more information, please contact Brenda-Lee Kearney at 403-835-2749 For more information about this publication email [email protected] or contact Jane-Rose Ediau or Carol Hollywood, Library & Archives, 403-218-5510; Fax: 403-264-0526 Address: Catholic Pastoral Centre, 120 - 17 Avenue SW, Calgary, AB, T2S 2T2
Ministry Contact Sacraments RCIA: Greg Yates | rcia @stjosephca lga ry.com
RCIA FOR CHILDREN: Nancy McMahon
BABY BAPTISM: Fr. Jaroslaw “Yarek” Dziuba, SDS
MARRIAGE PREPARATION | Please call the office.
Social Justice
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL | (403) 231-4966 |
BREAD FOR THE HUNGRY: Malcolm De Souza
DEVELOPMENT & PEACE: Paul Milo
FANNING CENTRE PASTORAL CARE: Yvonne Hayne
(403) 230-6937
Liturgy
EMHC: Tin Kwa | [email protected]
LECTOR: Graham LeGeyt | [email protected]
CANTOR: Francis O’Hara | [email protected]
MUSIC: Lia O’Hara | [email protected]
USHER: Joseph Knowles
ALTAR SERVER: Andrew Ross|[email protected]
AUDIO VISUAL & SOUND SYSTEM: Frank Russo
LITURGY COMMITTEE: Tin Kwa | [email protected]
CHILDREN’S LITURGY: Mary Pat Senger
childrensliturgy@stjosephca lga ry.com
Parish Life
PARISH COUNCIL:|
FINANCE COMMITTEE: Mike Barbero
CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE: Jean Kramer
SOCIAL COMMITTEE – RICHARD SORDI
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Don Payne | [email protected]
WORLD YOUTH MINISTRY: World Youth Day Leader|
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY: Marjorie Jeannotte & Elizabeth
Schnitzler
WEBSITE & E-MAIL: Fr. Jaroslaw “Yarek”|
Contacts ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH
640 19th Ave. NW, Calgary, AB T2M-0Y8 Phone: (403) 289-2591 Fr. Jaroslaw “Yarek” (403) 289-2591 Ext. 222 Fr. John Kuriakose (403) 289-2591 Ext.223 Fax: (403) 282-8838 E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.stjosephcalgary.com
Parish Priest: Fr. Jaroslaw Dziuba, SDS [email protected]
Assistant Parish Priest: Fr. John Kuriakose [email protected]
Secretary: Fe Badajos
Parish Office Hours: Monday to Thursday: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM to Noon
Sacraments WEEKDAY EUCHARIST CELEBRATIONS
Monday at 9AM, Tuesday at 7 PM, Wednesday at 9 AM, Thursday at 9 AM & 10:15 AM (Fanning Centre), Friday at Noon (followed by Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament) and Saturday at 9 AM.
SUNDAY EUCHARIST CELEBRATIONS
Saturday at 5 PM Sunday at 9 AM, 11 AM and 5 PM
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Half an hour before all weekday masses, and on Saturdays at 4 PM
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
6 months’ notice required. Call the Office.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM FOR INFANTS
2 months’ notice required. Call the Office.
FIRST COMMUNION, RECONCILIATION & CONFIRMATION
Programs run yearly. Call the office.
SACRAMENT OF INITIATION (BAPTISM, CONFIRMATION AND HOLY COMMUNION) FOR ADULTS
Contact: [email protected]
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK. Call the office (403) 289-2591. Note: for emergency only, please call Fr. Jaroslaw “Yarek” at (403) 613-2680 Fr. John at (403) 850-1215