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ST. MARK THE EVANGELISTCATHOLIC CHURCH
160, RUE PRINCIPALE, (AYLMER SECTOR)GATINEAU, QUEBEC J9H 3M8
TELEPHONE: 819 684-6926 FAX: 819 684-7830
E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.stmarksaylmer.ca
Father John Malazdrewich, OMI, [email protected] Cool, Pastoral Associate, [email protected]
Parish Office Hours:Tuesday to Friday, 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM
SUNDAY MASSES
Saturday: 5:00 PMSunday: 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM
WEEKDAY MASSES
See Mass times inside
Confessions:Saturday, 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM, before weekday Masses, or by appointment.
A warm welcome to all!If you are new to the parish, we invite you to fill out a registration
form that you will find in the vestry. You can drop off the completed form in the collection basket at any of our Masses.
ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
LITURGYReaders Diane BoisJoli 819 557-1136Eucharist Ministers Diane BoisJoli 819 557-1136Altar Servers Diane BoisJoli 819 557-1136Music Director 5:00 PM Mass, Saturday Marina Moore 819 684-5903 9:00 AM Mass, Sunday Daniel Corkum 819 684-4296 11:00 AM Mass, Sunday Teresa Clarke 819 684-0990 Senior Choir (Funerals) Marina Moore 819 684-5903Ushers / Ministers of Hospitality Paul Beck 819 332-0962Sacristans / Decor Kathleen O’Halloran 819 685-9912Liturgy of the Word / Children Corinne McCarthy 819 771-7574
FAITH FORMATIONBaptism of Children Parish Office 819 684-6926 Facilitator Linda Curnock 819 685-3994Confirmation of Teenagers Parish Office 819 684-6926First Eucharist Parish Office 819 684-6926Reconciliation Parish Office 819 684-6926Marriage Parish Office 819 684-6926 (Contact us one year prior to wedding) Seeking to Become Catholic Parish Office 819-684-6926RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)
FELLOWSHIPCatholic Women’s Guild Brenda McGuire 613 [email protected] Colinda Dubeau 819 682-0799Knights of Columbus Josef Doerig 819 561-0127Pastoral Care for the Sick Margie Voisin 613 316-9907Coffee Sunday Shirley Frenette 819 685-0576Youth Group [email protected]
SERVICE / OUTREACHDevelopment and Peace Esperanza Garrido 819 685-0391St. Vincent de Paul Help Line Centre 819 685-1343Christian Meditation André Sirois 819 685-1478Parish Hall Rental Parish Office 819 684-6926
PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL FABRIQUE COUNCILChris Moraes (Chair) ........................ 819 918-6881Diane Boisjoli ..................................... 819 557-1136Elizabeth Bolton ................................ 819 682-8601Francine Verdon ................................ 819 682-0897Lloyd de Vere Hunt ........................... 819 923-0071Margie Voisin (Vice Chair) .............. 613 316-9907Marline Al Koura ............................... 613 325-2179
Alechia Alemka ................................. 819 684-0009Carol Ann Bowers ............................. 819 595-1094Clinton McCrank .............................. 819 682-3263Daniel Rousseau ................................ 819 772-9962Michel Lambert ................................. 819 682-7059Tish Labelle-Delorme (Chair) ......... 819 595-3347Tom Unwin ......................................... 819 684-4571
Tracey Shea , Executive Administrative Assistant, [email protected]
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occasions
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www.liturgica.cafor ads advertising
call 1 800 360-5233
Parish Bulletin
TheA Family Owned & Operated Business Since 1925
Call with confidence Sean P. CopelandTel.: 613 233-1488 515 Cooper St.
Let yourself be known!Thank to the advertisers, this weekly Bulletin can be free of charge for the Parish. Besides, the advertising of these sponsors is weekly distributed to hundreds of potential customers.
N.B. The renewal of the advertisements in the Bulletin of our parish will be made very soon. To reserve your space, please leave your name at the parish office, so that the representative of the Parish Bulletin can contact you.
Through a host of programs supporting human rights work, sustainable farming, basic housing and emergency relief, DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE helps communities throughout Latin America, Asia and Africa to overcome poverty and injustice. Our contributions do make a difference in the world.
1 888 234-8533www.devp.org
Thanks to the advertisers and welcome to the new ones!
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COCONUT LAGOON RESTAURANTIndian cuisine
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Tires, batteries and accessoriesAir conditioning
2506 Innes Rd., Blackburn Hamlet 613 841-6715
2871 St. Joseph Blvd., Orléans 613 830-2305 www.heritagefh.ca
CaNadiEN - iNdEpENdaNT Group of funeral Homes
A Better Place For You™
A Better Place For You™
A Better Place For You™
Brian Johnson, CFP, CLU, CHSInsurance/Financial Services3469 Innes Rd. at Page
613 841-8111
M A I S O N F U N É R A I R E
K E L L YF U N E R A L H O M E
Complexe Orléans Chapel2370 St. Joseph Blvd.613 837-2370www.kellyfh.ca
Proudly Canadian
2559 Innes Rd., Blackburn 4275 Innes Rd., Orleans ≈: 613 830-1212 ≈: 613 837-4747 ∆: 613 830-3932 ∆: 613 837-6908
Lou Frangian, Pharmacist Free Delivery Livraison Gratuite
BiLinguaL service
Knight of Columbus
10 % senior discount at all time
Gifts and souvenirs for all religious
occasions
1260 Old Innes Rd., Unit 602, Ottawa (Near Innes Rd. and St. Laurent Blvd.) 613 745-1537
Inc.
www.liturgica.cafor ads advertising
call 1 800 360-5233
Parish Bulletin
TheA Family Owned & Operated Business Since 1925
Call with confidence Sean P. CopelandTel.: 613 233-1488 515 Cooper St.
Let yourself be known!Thank to the advertisers, this weekly Bulletin can be free of charge for the Parish. Besides, the advertising of these sponsors is weekly distributed to hundreds of potential customers.
N.B. The renewal of the advertisements in the Bulletin of our parish will be made very soon. To reserve your space, please leave your name at the parish office, so that the representative of the Parish Bulletin can contact you.
Through a host of programs supporting human rights work, sustainable farming, basic housing and emergency relief, DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE helps communities throughout Latin America, Asia and Africa to overcome poverty and injustice. Our contributions do make a difference in the world.
1 888 234-8533www.devp.org
Thanks to the advertisers and welcome to the new ones!
Galarneau & associatesBARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS
SUSAN E. GALARNEAUTANYA PARKER WALLACE MICHAEL D. WONHAM
Family law, real estate, litigation wills, estates, and family mediation.
www.galarneauassoc.com 2831 St. Joseph Blvd., Ottawa 613 830-7111
COCONUT LAGOON RESTAURANTIndian cuisine
853 St-Laurent Blvd, Ottawa, Ont613 742-4444
Hopecemetery Notre-DameCemetery 613822-1212 613746-4175 www.hopecemetery.ca www.notredamecemetery.ca Traditionnalburial TraditionalburialMausoleum•Columbarium Columbarium Crematorium•Chapel Monuments-Urns Monuments-Urns
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February 28 to March 5, 2017
Tuesday, February 28 10:30 am Mass Monastery 1:00 – 4:00 pm CWG Crafts 5:00 – 7:00 pm Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper 7:00 – 9:00 pm Pastoral Council Meeting Ash Wednesday, March 1 7:00 pm Mass Ash Wednesday Mass Thursday, March 2 9:00 am Mass For the victims & families of The Quebec City
Violence requested by Brigid Kane 6:30 -9:00 pm Youth Group 7:00 – 9:00 pm St. Vincent de Paul Meeting (Front Street Office) 7:00 – 8:30 pm Lenten Prayer & Discussion Group Friday, March 3 9:00 am Mass Mass and Adoration 6:30 – 7:30 pm World Day of Prayer – Christ Church, Aylmer Saturday, March 4 5:00 pm Mass
In Memory of Edward Philip Dignan the 2nd requested by his wife Amy & Family
Sunday, March 5 Coffee Sunday 9:00 am Mass
In Memory of Kae & John O’Connor requested by Pierre & Ellen (O’Connor) Gravelle & Family
11: 00 am Mass In Memory of Jeannette Lavoie requested by Gerry & Bea Lavoie
Ash Wednesday, March 1 at 7:00 p.m. Our Lenten journey toward Easter begins with Ash Wednesday. We will mark that with the Ash Wednesday Mass, March 1 at 7:00 p.m. (Please note that there will be no morning Mass on March 1, so that the whole community can start this Lenten journey together.) Receiving the ashes is a sign that we want to be serious about the upcoming season of renewal and conversion. Share Lent Campaign – Development and Peace On Ash Wednesday, Development and Peace – Caritas Canada will launch its 50th annual Share Lent campaign, entitled Women at the Heart of Change. Since the Organization’s founding in 1967, money donated annually by Catholics during Share Lent provides essential support to the poorest populations of Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East. Today, Development and Peace supports 173 partners and 194 projects in 46 countries around the world! You can make Share Lent a part of your family’s Lenten journey by using the Solidarity Calendar, which you can obtain in your parish next Sunday. This year, the Share Lent collection will take place on April 2nd, which is Solidarity Sunday. If you would like to lend a hand or find out more, please contact Esperanza Garrido at 819 685-0391.
Did you know that Development and Peace’s first Share Lent campaign took place in 1968 and raised $1.35 million, which was used to carry out projects in 32 countries? World Day of Prayer 2017 World Day of Prayer is a worldwide movement of Christian women of many traditions who come together on the first Friday of March each year to observe a common day of prayer. Through World Day of Prayer, we affirm our faith in Jesus Christ and engage with the whole world, are enriched by the faith experience of Christitans of other countries and cultures, share the burdens of other people by praying with them and for them,and use our own talents in the service of God’s world. Prayer and action are inseparable and both have immeasurable influence in the world. We will be joining our neighbors in celebrating World Day of Prayer at Christ Church 101 Symmes (Aylmer) Gatineau on Friday March 3at 6:30 p.m. Please join us!! Observing Lent with our parish community Lent is a time for penance and repentance, for almsgiving and prayer, for working to change attitudes. This should be reflected in what we do at home, at work, at school, and in our leisure. It is also good to support one another in these practices in our parish community. So here are a few ideas for you to consider: Prayer:
• Sunday Mass provides the basic orientation for Lent. Why not try to attend Mass every Sunday throughout Lent?
• Daily Mass is a good way to root our days in the love of the Lord, from which we are sent forth to love our neighbor. Weekday Masses are listed in the parish bulletin and posted on the Web site.
• On Friday evenings at 7:00 p.m. (starting March 10) we will have the Stations of the Cross in the church.
• On Wednesday mornings at 9:30 and Thursday evenings at 7:00, we will have a Lenten prayer and discussion group using Scriptural meditations by Fr. Richard Rohr.
Fasting: • During Lent, we could refrain from some food, from a drink, from a
party, from a form of entertainment as a gesture of solidarity with those who have no choice in these matters. You may want to take part in a hunger meal (a very simple dinner such as a soup, or rice and beans) every Friday evening at 6:00 in the basement of St. Mark’s, right before the Stations of the Cross. At that meal, we donate the amount we would have spent on dinner to Development and Peace, so that others might benefit from our fast.
Almsgiving • Almsgiving says that we care for others even to the point of
depriving ourselves from something. All are invited to join in the Development and Peace Share Lent collection.
Lenten Action Cards to help you on your Lenten journey Lent is just around the corner. It is a time for us to redirect ourselves to things that really matter: love of God and love of neighbour. We do this in Lent by being more intentional about prayer, fasting and almsgiving. To help families and individuals in their Lenten journey, we are providing “Lenten action cards” to parishioners. These are strips of paper on which is written a task which helps us keep these practices of Lent – actions such as “pray for people who are homeless and sleeping on the streets tonight” or
“fast from taking second helpings at meals”. These Lenten action cards will be provided at the entrances of the church on Ash Wednesday and the first Sunday of Lent. We invite you to pick up a package, cut out the cards, and place them in a jar or small box in a central location in the home. Invite each family member to draw out a paper and focus on its Lenten living suggestion that day or week. We hope that this will help your families on your Lenten journey.
Lenten prayer and discussion group at St. Mark’s: Wednesday mornings at 9:30 or Thursday evenings at 7:00 pm Lent is a time for being more intentional about prayer. To help sustain one another in prayer this Lent, you are invited to participate in a weekly prayer and discussion group, Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. (starting March 8) or Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m. (starting March 2). Between our get-togethers, participants will be encouraged to do the daily reflections in Fr. Richard Rohr’s Wondrous Encounters: Scripture for Lent. This book is a collection of meditations for Lent. Please get in touch with our pastoral associate, Julie Cool, if you would like to order the book ($13 per book). An invitation from our Archbiship+ Paul-André Durocher - Quebec Bishop’s Ad Limina visit – From April 23 to May 15, Bishop Durocher will be in Rome with all the Bishops of Quebec for the ad limina visit. This visit allows all Quebec bishops to perpetuate a tradition that goes back to the Middle Ages: that of meeting the Pope periodically to talk with him about their ministry. In addition to this private audience – the highlight of the visit – the bishops will tour the various departments of the Roman Curia to discuss the reality of the Church in Quebec and to learn about the universal perspective. Finally, as a sign of continuity with the apostles whose ministry they perpetuate in the Church, the bishops will celebrate the Eucharist on the tombs of Saints Peter and Paul. The last ad limina visit of Canadian bishops dates back to 2007. Tradition has it that in the name of his diocese the bishop gives a gift to the Pope for his charitable works. Monsignor Durocher invites the faithful who so desire to associate themselves concretely with this gesture. You can do this in two ways: i) Make a check in the name of the Archdiocese of Gatineau indicating
that it is a gift to the Pope and send it to the Diocesan Center, 180 ave. Mont-Bleu, Gatineau, Quebec, J8Z 3J5;
ii) Make an on-line donation by visiting the archdiocesan website (www.diocesegatineau.org) and clicking on "Donation for the Pope - Ad limina Visit" on the home page.
St Mark’s Annual St Patrick’s Day Dinner & Dance Fundraiser
Saturday March 11th @ 6pm Cost per person $20
Irish stew dinner Live Band: Lorne Daley and the Ricochet Riders
Liquor license obtained (Bring your own) To purchase tickets please call: Brenda McGuire 613-797-0106 (9:00 a.m. mass) or Colinda Dubeau 613-203-0328 (11:00 a.m. mass)