Liturgical Publications 3171 LENWORTH DR. #12 MISSISSAUGA, ON L4X 2G6 905-624-4422

PAPE Quality Meat • Produce • Bakery • Deli

and Organics

Open 7 Days A Week / We Deliver

623 Danforth Ave. 416-466-5371

40 -

4

strictly bulkThe Bulk Food Emporium

"Because you don't eat packaging"

638 Danforth Ave.(at Pape)

416-466-6849

Pastor: Reverend Jinto Mathew Puthiyidathuchalil, C.S.C.

Parish Secretary: Mrs. Pamela Cobham

In Residence: Rev. Al Mahoney, C.S.C.

Rev. Austin Francis, O.F.M.

Choir Director: Ms. Sarah Matte

Parish office hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

CELEBRATION OF THE EUCHARISTSaturday: 5:00 pm (in the church)

Sunday: 10:00 am

(children's program only at 10 am service)

12:00 pm (African Catholic Community)

Weekday: Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri. at 12:05 pm in the chapel

BAPTISMBy appointment and after instruction.

MARRIAGEArchdiocesan Marriage Policy: Couples planning to be

married must contact a priest one year in advance. They must

also receive personal preparation for entering marriage.

Sacrament of Reconciliaton: Saturdays: 4:30 to 5:00 pm

and on request.

Catholic Cemeteries: 416-733-8544

Archdiocese of Toronto: www.archtoronto.org

Welcome to Holy Name Parish. We encourage all parishioners to become actively involved in your parish through its many groups and ministries. We also need and appreciate your financial support from regular offertory envelope contributions. Please ensure that you are registered with the office. Parishioners who are changing their address are asked to inform the parish office.

MINISTRIES:

Altar Servers

Children's Liturgy of the Word (ages 3-12)

Ministers of the Eucharist

Ministers of Communion to the Homebound

Ministers of Hospitality

Ministers of Music: Choir, Cantors, Instrumentalists

Ministers of the Word

RCIA: The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

(for those wishing to become Catholic)

Sacramental Preparation

COMMITTEES:

Finance Council

Liturgy Committee

Pastoral Council

GROUPS AND ACTIVITIES:

Altar Society

Alcoholics Anonymous

Beavers, Cubs, Scouts

Seniors Group

St. Vincent de Paul Society 416-469-0842

All these groups may be contacted through

the rectory office.

Bulletin notices must be submitted in writing to the

office by noon Monday.

Holy Name School:

Phone 416-393-5215

Fax 416-393-5934

690 Carlaw Ave.

Principal: Anthony Pauk

HOLY NAME PARISHHOLY NAME PARISHGOUGH AND DANFORTH (at Pape Subway)

Rectory: 71 Gough Ave. Toronto, Ont. M4K 3N9

Phone: 416-466-8281 Fax: 416-466-8559

Web site: holynameto.archtoronto.org Email: holyname@rogers.com

The Parish Hall is available for rent - please call Jocelyn the hall manager at 647-347-7637 or 647-292-9146 (cell).

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4

ShoppingLocally

Saves Gas

www.HazelSangster.ca

416-461-0907

SUTTON CITY REALTY INC. BROKERAGE*

Hazel Sangster Sales Representative

PLATINUM AWARD

Let Hazel's

30 years of

experience go

to work for you.

My expert Team

will clean & stage

your Home so you

get top $$$!

Complimentary

when you list

with Hazel.

O 'Connor Bros. &Connor Bros. &Ralph Day ChapelsRalph Day Chapels

Central Toronto's most

spacious funeral home.

Family owned and operated.

Honoured to serve

your community.

416 423-100050 Overlea Blvd.

www.heritagefuneralcentre.ca

COOK'SWallpaper & Paint

Est. 1949

WallpapersBring in this ad for 10% Below

Wholesale Prices!2672 Danforth Ave.

416-699-2669(between Main & Dawes Rd.)

Personal and

Small Business

Year Round

Service

1714 Danforth Ave.

416-406-9990

LIBERTIBERTYTAXSERVERVICEICE

Trull Funeral Home & Cremation Centre 1111 Danforth Ave.

(E. of Donlands)

416-465-4661Since 1912, families throughout Toronto have trusted

us with the most important of details.

Honoured ProviderDignity Memorial™

PESTCONTROLLIMITED

Termite Control Do it yourself supplies

1828 Danforth Ave.416-469-4111R.J. (Dick) Murphy

SPOT

marie@bosleyrealestate.comWWW.MARIENATSCHEFF.COM

Selling the great neighbourhoods of Toronto since 1982

SELLING or BUYING...CALLMARIE NATSCHEFFSales Representative, Bosley Real Estate Ltd. Brokerage

416.322.8000

prendergastcounselling

643 Danforth Ave. (just across the street)

416-466-8003 • www.dndc.ca

DanforthDanforthNeighbourhoodNeighbourhoodDentalDental CentreCentre

You have 32 teeth.32 good reasons to stay in touch.

Looking for a cost effectiveway to advertise your business?

CALL TODAY905-624-4422

THIS SPACE IS

AVAILABLE

Remember...Let our advertisers knowyou saw their ad here.

Holy Cross Cemetery & Funeral Home 905-889-7467

Mount Hope Cemetery 416-483-4944

In keeping with your Catholic faith

www.catholic-cemeteries.com

Shop LOCAL Shop LOCAL • Spend LOCAL Spend LOCALEat LOCAL Eat LOCAL • Enjoy LOCAL Enjoy LOCALand support the local businesses

that support your parish

HANGING

LOCALLOCALLOCAL

CORPUS CHRISTI

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 Apostolic Exhortation, Gaudete et Exsultate continued…   

SIGNS OF HOLINESS IN TODAY’S WORLD

The signs I wish to highlight are not the sum total of a model of holiness, but they are five great expressions of love for God and neighbour that I consider of particular importance in the light of certain dangers and limitations present in today’s culture. PERSEVERANCE, PATIENCE AND MEEKNESS 112. The first of these great signs is solid grounding in the God who loves and sustains us. This source of inner strength enables us to persevere amid life’s ups and downs, but also to endure hostility, betrayal and failings on the part of others. It is a sign of the fidelity born of love, for those who put their faith in God (pístis) can also be faithful to others (pistós). 113. Saint Paul bade the Romans not to repay evil for evil (cf. Rom 12:17), not to seek revenge (v. 19), and not to be overcome by evil, but instead to “overcome evil with good” (v. 21). This attitude is not a sign of weakness but of true strength, because God himself “is slow to anger but great in power” (Nah 1:3). The word of God exhorts us to “put away all bitterness and wrath and wrangling and slander, together with all malice” (Eph 4:31). 118. Humility can only take root in the heart through humiliations. Without them, there is no humility or holiness. If you are unable to suffer and offer up a few humiliations, you are not humble and you are not on the path to holiness. The holiness that God bestows on his Church comes through the humiliation of his Son. He is the way. To be Continued…… 

To the Knights of Columbus, Monsignor

Ingoldsby Council 9079 for their donation of $1,385.00 to the parish.

Rosary at 11:50 a.m Tues. June 5th

12:05 pm: Denise Monserrate + Wed. June 6th 12:05 pm: Rose Mackle +

Thurs. June 7th 12:05 pm:

Fri. June 8th 12:05 pm:

Sat. June 9th 5:00 pm: Christine & Richard Woodrow + Maria Izaura Cezarina & Constancio Gonsalves +

Readings for Tenth Sunday of Ordinary Time

Sunday, June 10th, 2018 1st Reading: Genesis 3.8-15++ Responsorial Psalms: Ps.130.1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7b-8 Second Readings: 2 Corinthians 4.13-5.1 Gospel: Mark 3.20-35

 

  June 3, 2018 Living the Gospel by the promoting mental health of kids Jake wrote a story in his grade 7 class that made his principal worry he might harm himself. The principal called his mother and recommended she take him to see a counsellor at Catholic Community Services of York Region, a ShareLife-funded agency. While the boy was very quiet during the first session, he eventually revealed his sadness and confusion about his parents’ divorce. As the counsellor helped Jake learn how other kids respond to a family breakup, he was relieved to find out his grieving was normal. Jake started to feel much better. By donating to ShareLife, you’re helping kids like Jake find healing and happiness. Please make a sacrificial gift to ShareLife through your parish or sharelife.org

OUR PARISH GOAL IS $18,000.00. We have collected $16,671.00 so far. Thank you for your generous support.

JUNE 3, 2018

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1ST COMMUNION CLASS OF 2018

Parks Vernon Barnard

Precious Lambayong Bermudez Lucas Alexander McDonald Brown

Matthew James Cooper Lorcan Patrick Donnelly

Matteo Philip Farano Klint Milo Alessandro Farano Klint

Ramya Fesseha Kirstien Ann Bacalso Gayla

Nathan Blessed Gorenak Ethan Sveto Gorenak Claire Marie Grieve

Abigail Somerville Mellow Hart Nicholas Sean Humphries

Madeleine Catherine Maureen Jones Aoife Erin Kellett

Amy Krystin Llogori Parker Daisy McCluskey

Vanessa Karina Montoya-Flood Makaiyo Israel Moreto Layung

Joanne Margaret Muldoon Giannferro Giuseppe Pia Grassa

Elen Pulluk Jakub Henrik Rodman

Lucia Anne Cooper Ruscitti Benjamin Lawrence Leandro Schramek

Noah Clifford St. Pierre Margaret Jane Turnbull

Mareike Olha Elaine Vieth Ciara Margaret Dourasoff Wareing

SANCTUARY LAMP is lit this week

In Memory of Joan Hansen at the request of Nora & Ann Gilbride

To the dynamic team who prepared our children for First Communion this year: Anna Ciani Arlene Lumlock Carol Soloman Sheila Spencer Chiara Tan Laura Baldwin Matthew Baldwin Albert Baldwin Holy Name School Teachers: Concetta Masci Donna Paterson

JUNE MEETINGS/EVENTS Tuesday, June 5th

12:40 pm – 2:10 pm Seniors (St. Kateri Room) 7 pm Pastoral Council Meeting (St. Kateri Room) Saturday, June 9th

5:00 pm Confirmation (church) Tuesday, June 12th

12:40 pm – 2:10 pm Seniors (St. Kateri Room) Wednesday, June 13th 6-8 pm – Volunteer Appreciation Evening (hall)

Sunday, June 17th

10 am – Confirmation Final Catechetical Session (hall) Tuesday, June 19th

12:40 pm – 2:10 pm Seniors (St. Kateri Room) Wednesday, June 20th 9 am – School Mass (church) 6 pm – Holy Name School Graduation (church) Sunday, June 24th after 10 am Mass Sundae Sunday (hall) Tuesday, June 26th

12:40 pm – 2:10 pm Seniors (St. Kateri Room) Saturday, June 30th 2 pm Wedding (church)

Envelopes are being distributed for the Marygrove Camp annual collection. Marygrove offers 1,100 girls from less-fortunate families an opportunity to attend summer camp. Thank you for your support of this important work of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, many children will benefit from your generosity and caring support.

CORPUS CHRISTI

40 - 4

 Apostolic Exhortation, Gaudete et Exsultate continued…   

SIGNS OF HOLINESS IN TODAY’S WORLD

The signs I wish to highlight are not the sum total of a model of holiness, but they are five great expressions of love for God and neighbour that I consider of particular importance in the light of certain dangers and limitations present in today’s culture. PERSEVERANCE, PATIENCE AND MEEKNESS 112. The first of these great signs is solid grounding in the God who loves and sustains us. This source of inner strength enables us to persevere amid life’s ups and downs, but also to endure hostility, betrayal and failings on the part of others. It is a sign of the fidelity born of love, for those who put their faith in God (pístis) can also be faithful to others (pistós). 113. Saint Paul bade the Romans not to repay evil for evil (cf. Rom 12:17), not to seek revenge (v. 19), and not to be overcome by evil, but instead to “overcome evil with good” (v. 21). This attitude is not a sign of weakness but of true strength, because God himself “is slow to anger but great in power” (Nah 1:3). The word of God exhorts us to “put away all bitterness and wrath and wrangling and slander, together with all malice” (Eph 4:31). 118. Humility can only take root in the heart through humiliations. Without them, there is no humility or holiness. If you are unable to suffer and offer up a few humiliations, you are not humble and you are not on the path to holiness. The holiness that God bestows on his Church comes through the humiliation of his Son. He is the way. To be Continued…… 

To the Knights of Columbus, Monsignor

Ingoldsby Council 9079 for their donation of $1,385.00 to the parish.

Rosary at 11:50 a.m Tues. June 5th

12:05 pm: Denise Monserrate + Wed. June 6th 12:05 pm: Rose Mackle +

Thurs. June 7th 12:05 pm:

Fri. June 8th 12:05 pm:

Sat. June 9th 5:00 pm: Christine & Richard Woodrow + Maria Izaura Cezarina & Constancio Gonsalves +

Readings for Tenth Sunday of Ordinary Time

Sunday, June 10th, 2018 1st Reading: Genesis 3.8-15++ Responsorial Psalms: Ps.130.1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7b-8 Second Readings: 2 Corinthians 4.13-5.1 Gospel: Mark 3.20-35

 

  June 3, 2018 Living the Gospel by the promoting mental health of kids Jake wrote a story in his grade 7 class that made his principal worry he might harm himself. The principal called his mother and recommended she take him to see a counsellor at Catholic Community Services of York Region, a ShareLife-funded agency. While the boy was very quiet during the first session, he eventually revealed his sadness and confusion about his parents’ divorce. As the counsellor helped Jake learn how other kids respond to a family breakup, he was relieved to find out his grieving was normal. Jake started to feel much better. By donating to ShareLife, you’re helping kids like Jake find healing and happiness. Please make a sacrificial gift to ShareLife through your parish or sharelife.org

OUR PARISH GOAL IS $18,000.00. We have collected $16,671.00 so far. Thank you for your generous support.

JUNE 3, 2018

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1ST COMMUNION CLASS OF 2018

Parks Vernon Barnard

Precious Lambayong Bermudez Lucas Alexander McDonald Brown

Matthew James Cooper Lorcan Patrick Donnelly

Matteo Philip Farano Klint Milo Alessandro Farano Klint

Ramya Fesseha Kirstien Ann Bacalso Gayla

Nathan Blessed Gorenak Ethan Sveto Gorenak Claire Marie Grieve

Abigail Somerville Mellow Hart Nicholas Sean Humphries

Madeleine Catherine Maureen Jones Aoife Erin Kellett

Amy Krystin Llogori Parker Daisy McCluskey

Vanessa Karina Montoya-Flood Makaiyo Israel Moreto Layung

Joanne Margaret Muldoon Giannferro Giuseppe Pia Grassa

Elen Pulluk Jakub Henrik Rodman

Lucia Anne Cooper Ruscitti Benjamin Lawrence Leandro Schramek

Noah Clifford St. Pierre Margaret Jane Turnbull

Mareike Olha Elaine Vieth Ciara Margaret Dourasoff Wareing

SANCTUARY LAMP is lit this week

In Memory of Joan Hansen at the request of Nora & Ann Gilbride

To the dynamic team who prepared our children for First Communion this year: Anna Ciani Arlene Lumlock Carol Soloman Sheila Spencer Chiara Tan Laura Baldwin Matthew Baldwin Albert Baldwin Holy Name School Teachers: Concetta Masci Donna Paterson

JUNE MEETINGS/EVENTS Tuesday, June 5th

12:40 pm – 2:10 pm Seniors (St. Kateri Room) 7 pm Pastoral Council Meeting (St. Kateri Room) Saturday, June 9th

5:00 pm Confirmation (church) Tuesday, June 12th

12:40 pm – 2:10 pm Seniors (St. Kateri Room) Wednesday, June 13th 6-8 pm – Volunteer Appreciation Evening (hall)

Sunday, June 17th

10 am – Confirmation Final Catechetical Session (hall) Tuesday, June 19th

12:40 pm – 2:10 pm Seniors (St. Kateri Room) Wednesday, June 20th 9 am – School Mass (church) 6 pm – Holy Name School Graduation (church) Sunday, June 24th after 10 am Mass Sundae Sunday (hall) Tuesday, June 26th

12:40 pm – 2:10 pm Seniors (St. Kateri Room) Saturday, June 30th 2 pm Wedding (church)

Envelopes are being distributed for the Marygrove Camp annual collection. Marygrove offers 1,100 girls from less-fortunate families an opportunity to attend summer camp. Thank you for your support of this important work of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, many children will benefit from your generosity and caring support.

Liturgical Publications 3171 LENWORTH DR. #12 MISSISSAUGA, ON L4X 2G6 905-624-4422

PAPE Quality Meat • Produce • Bakery • Deli

and Organics

Open 7 Days A Week / We Deliver

623 Danforth Ave. 416-466-5371

40 -

4

strictly bulkThe Bulk Food Emporium

"Because you don't eat packaging"

638 Danforth Ave.(at Pape)

416-466-6849

Pastor: Reverend Jinto Mathew Puthiyidathuchalil, C.S.C.

Parish Secretary: Mrs. Pamela Cobham

In Residence: Rev. Al Mahoney, C.S.C.

Rev. Austin Francis, O.F.M.

Choir Director: Ms. Sarah Matte

Parish office hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

CELEBRATION OF THE EUCHARISTSaturday: 5:00 pm (in the church)

Sunday: 10:00 am

(children's program only at 10 am service)

12:00 pm (African Catholic Community)

Weekday: Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri. at 12:05 pm in the chapel

BAPTISMBy appointment and after instruction.

MARRIAGEArchdiocesan Marriage Policy: Couples planning to be

married must contact a priest one year in advance. They must

also receive personal preparation for entering marriage.

Sacrament of Reconciliaton: Saturdays: 4:30 to 5:00 pm

and on request.

Catholic Cemeteries: 416-733-8544

Archdiocese of Toronto: www.archtoronto.org

Welcome to Holy Name Parish. We encourage all parishioners to become actively involved in your parish through its many groups and ministries. We also need and appreciate your financial support from regular offertory envelope contributions. Please ensure that you are registered with the office. Parishioners who are changing their address are asked to inform the parish office.

MINISTRIES:

Altar Servers

Children's Liturgy of the Word (ages 3-12)

Ministers of the Eucharist

Ministers of Communion to the Homebound

Ministers of Hospitality

Ministers of Music: Choir, Cantors, Instrumentalists

Ministers of the Word

RCIA: The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

(for those wishing to become Catholic)

Sacramental Preparation

COMMITTEES:

Finance Council

Liturgy Committee

Pastoral Council

GROUPS AND ACTIVITIES:

Altar Society

Alcoholics Anonymous

Beavers, Cubs, Scouts

Seniors Group

St. Vincent de Paul Society 416-469-0842

All these groups may be contacted through

the rectory office.

Bulletin notices must be submitted in writing to the

office by noon Monday.

Holy Name School:

Phone 416-393-5215

Fax 416-393-5934

690 Carlaw Ave.

Principal: Anthony Pauk

HOLY NAME PARISHHOLY NAME PARISHGOUGH AND DANFORTH (at Pape Subway)

Rectory: 71 Gough Ave. Toronto, Ont. M4K 3N9

Phone: 416-466-8281 Fax: 416-466-8559

Web site: holynameto.archtoronto.org Email: holyname@rogers.com

The Parish Hall is available for rent - please call Jocelyn the hall manager at 647-347-7637 or 647-292-9146 (cell).

40 -

4

ShoppingLocally

Saves Gas

www.HazelSangster.ca

416-461-0907

SUTTON CITY REALTY INC. BROKERAGE*

Hazel Sangster Sales Representative

PLATINUM AWARD

Let Hazel's

30 years of

experience go

to work for you.

My expert Team

will clean & stage

your Home so you

get top $$$!

Complimentary

when you list

with Hazel.

O 'Connor Bros. &Connor Bros. &Ralph Day ChapelsRalph Day Chapels

Central Toronto's most

spacious funeral home.

Family owned and operated.

Honoured to serve

your community.

416 423-100050 Overlea Blvd.

www.heritagefuneralcentre.ca

COOK'SWallpaper & Paint

Est. 1949

WallpapersBring in this ad for 10% Below

Wholesale Prices!2672 Danforth Ave.

416-699-2669(between Main & Dawes Rd.)

Personal and

Small Business

Year Round

Service

1714 Danforth Ave.

416-406-9990

LIBERTIBERTYTAXSERVERVICEICE

Trull Funeral Home & Cremation Centre 1111 Danforth Ave.

(E. of Donlands)

416-465-4661Since 1912, families throughout Toronto have trusted

us with the most important of details.

Honoured ProviderDignity Memorial™

PESTCONTROLLIMITED

Termite Control Do it yourself supplies

1828 Danforth Ave.416-469-4111R.J. (Dick) Murphy

SPOT

marie@bosleyrealestate.comWWW.MARIENATSCHEFF.COM

Selling the great neighbourhoods of Toronto since 1982

SELLING or BUYING...CALLMARIE NATSCHEFFSales Representative, Bosley Real Estate Ltd. Brokerage

416.322.8000

prendergastcounselling

643 Danforth Ave. (just across the street)

416-466-8003 • www.dndc.ca

DanforthDanforthNeighbourhoodNeighbourhoodDentalDental CentreCentre

You have 32 teeth.32 good reasons to stay in touch.

Looking for a cost effectiveway to advertise your business?

CALL TODAY905-624-4422

THIS SPACE IS

AVAILABLE

Remember...Let our advertisers knowyou saw their ad here.

Holy Cross Cemetery & Funeral Home 905-889-7467

Mount Hope Cemetery 416-483-4944

In keeping with your Catholic faith

www.catholic-cemeteries.com

Shop LOCAL Shop LOCAL • Spend LOCAL Spend LOCALEat LOCAL Eat LOCAL • Enjoy LOCAL Enjoy LOCALand support the local businesses

that support your parish

HANGING

LOCALLOCALLOCAL