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St. Michael Catholic Community | 800 85 St. SW, Calgary, AB T3H 4C7 | 403-249-0423 | www.saintmichael.ca

March 25, 2018—Palm Sunday 800 85 Street SW | 403-249-0423 | [email protected]

Events & Announcements

Triduum Schedule Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7 p.m., followed by Eucharistic Adoration (Note: No 9 a.m. Daily Mass) Good Friday Good Friday Liturgy with a re-enactment of the Lord’s Passion at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. (Note: There will be no 9 a.m. Daily Mass or Eucharistic Adoration) Holy Saturday Easter Vigil Mass at 8 p.m. (Note: There will be no 9 a.m. Daily Mass or 5 p.m. An-ticipated Sunday Mass) Office Closure The parish office will be closed on Good Friday and Easter Monday, April 2 (Daily Mass will still be celebrated at 9 a.m. on Easter Monday)

Divine Mercy • Thanks to all who came to the Divine Mercy Lenten Mission. If you’d like to

watch the talks or would like to share it with family and friends, please visit saintmichael.ca/media

• The Divine Mercy Novena begins on Good Friday, March 30. Pickup a free guide on Holy Thursday or Good Friday in the gathering area, or download it online at saintmichael.ca/lent

• All are invited to the Holy Hour on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 8 at 3 p.m. Please join us here at St. Michael’s for Eucharistic Adoration, meditation, and recitation of the chaplet

Easter Memory Flowers Parishioners are invited to decorate the church environment for Easter by purchas-ing an Easter flower in memory of a loved one. Forms are available in the gathering area. Completed forms along with payment, can be dropped off at the parish office. Deadline for orders is Monday, March 26.

Thank You, Fr. Terry Fr. Terry will be taking a leave of absence beginning Sunday, April 1, 2018 and will not be returning to St. Michael’s. He is returning to the Philippines as he was una-ble to attend his brother’s recent funeral, and to take care of personal matters. Thank you Fr. Terry for your service to St. Michael’s and be assured of our prayers.

Lenten Penitential Service Tuesday, March 27 at 7:30 p.m.

During the Lenten penitential service, there will be several priests available to hear confessions after the 7 p.m. Mass. Come and encounter God’s mercy in the sacra-ment of Reconciliation as we prepare to celebrate the triduum and our Lord’s res-urrection on Easter Sunday.

Weekend Masses: Saturday: 5 p.m.

Sunday: 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and 5 p.m.

Weekday Masses: Monday, Wednesday-Friday: 9 a.m.

Tuesday: 7 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m.

Reconciliation:

Friday: 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. Saturday: 3:30 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.

Eucharistic Adoration:

Every first Friday: 24 hours Beginning 9:30 a.m.

All other Fridays: 9:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Office Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Hospital Visits If you have a family member or you have the

permission of someone in the hospital who

would like a visit by one of our priests to

receive Anointing of the Sick, please call the

Parish Office at 403-249-0423 ext. 115.

For after-hours emergency situations, call

403-231-9505

Keep in Touch Join Flocknote by texting SMCYYC to 514-900-

0130 or by visiting flocknote.com/smcyyc.

Also, follow us online at @saintmichaelyyc.

Glad to have you here! We welcome new parishioners

and visitors. We’d love to see you again!

Please register at the Parish Office, or online at

www.saintmichael.ca



Easter Vigil Social All are invited to the social following the 8 p.m. Easter Vigil Mass on Saturday, March 31. Please bring a finger food, snack, or appetizer to share with your fami-ly, friends, and fellow parishioners.

Potluck Sunday: Cancelled Please note: There will be no potluck Sunday on April 1 and May 6.

NEW DATE: Encounter Youth Bible Study Program Four consecutive Mondays at 6:30 p.m. beginning April 16

More than just a Bible study program, Encounter: Experiencing God in the Every-day is a life-changing experience that speaks directly to the hearts and minds of youth. This four-week study is designed for them to understand the amazing story that ties all of the Bible together. To register, visit saintmichael.ca/faithformation.

Palliative Care Education Program April 6/7 and April 27/28

St. Michael’s will be hosting the Diocesan Palliative Care Education Program. Palli-ative care is the active, compassionate care of a person whose disease is no long-er responsive to traditional treatment aimed at cure. Registration is $50, but the course is offered free of charge for St. Michael’s parishioners and for alumni of past courses. For more information or to register, please call 403-218-5501 or 403-218-5508.

Oremus (Let us Pray): St. Michael’s Prayer Group Monday, April 9 at 6 p.m. at the Day Chapel

Come and join Oremus on April 9 and every second Saturday of the month to pray the Vespers — the evening prayer of the Liturgy of the Hours — for St. Michael’s. As we approach our 60th anniversary as a faith community, we ask the Holy Spirit to strengthen us in faith, hope, and charity to meet the challenges of the next 60 years. To pray with us at home, contact Heather Schilling at 403-919-0991 or [email protected].

Women’s Ministry: The Wild Goose Continues Thursdays at 10 a.m. or 7 p.m. beginning April 12

This free study program invites Catholic women into a more profound, life-giving relationship with the Holy Spirit. To register, please visit saintmichael.ca/faithformation

Moms and Tots Group Thursday, April 12 at 9:30 a.m.

Calling all moms with little ones! If you’re interested in coming together with oth-er moms for coffee and fellowship, join us on Thursday, April 12 after the 9 a.m. Mass at the gathering area. Please share this invitation with families you know!

Steve Bell & Malcolm Guite in Calgary: Songs & Sonnets Saturday, April 14

All are invited to a unique evening featuring the songs and sonnets of Canadian singer-songwriter Steve Bell and poet Malcolm Guite, happening right here at St. Michael’s on April 14 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are only $20 each and can be purchased at stevebell.com, or at the parish office. For phone orders, call Signpost Music toll-free at 1-800-854-3499.

For toddlers to grade 3.

Sundays at 8:50 a.m. and 10:50 a.m.

This Sunday: Jesus suffers and dies for us

(Mark 14:1—15:47). Note: There will be no

Kids’ Kingdom on April 1 and April 8. Contact

Alison at 403-249-0423 ext. 125 or

[email protected]

For kids in grades 4-6.

Monday, April 9 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Let loose, have fun, and grow in faith!

Contact Alison at

403-249-0423 ext 125 or

[email protected]

Youth in grades 7 to 12

are invited every first

Thursday of the month.

Thursday , April 5

at 6:30 p.m.

St. Vincent de Paul Our role is to reach out to

those who call us and meet

them where they are.

If you are in need of assistance, please call

403-249-0423 ext. 122.

Knights of Columbus If you feel there is a need that the

Knights of Columbus can support,

please contact Larry Wagner at

403-249-0423 ext. 115.

TMIY! Helps married men

become a better

husband and father.

Wednesday mornings at 6:30 a.m.



Volunteer with ROOTS Youth ROOTS Youth is in need of volunteer teachers to help lead youth nights. We meet each Monday evening from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. ROOTS is a very energetic group of children in grades four to six. We are looking for volunteers who enjoy the dy-namic vibe of pre-teen youth. While we welcome teen volunteers, we are in need of adults 18+ to join us. If you are interested and feel called to share your time with the youth of St. Michael’s, contact Alison at [email protected].

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Thanks to the donor who provided three bags of boys’ clothing. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is still in need of a car seat for a 2-year old boy — if you have one to donate, please leave it at the SSVP donations box in the gathering area. The Society is also grateful for your Lenten offerings of food and money in support of our service in hope and compassion.

Hospitality/Eucharistic Ministry Easter Sign Up Sign up sheets for the Easter season are set up in the Gathering Area for Hospital-ity Ministers. Sign up sheets for Eucharistic Ministers are set up in the Sacristy. At this time, we request those signing up to be registered Hospitality and Eucharistic Ministers.

A Song for Rachel Concert Friday, April 27 at St. Michael’s

Mark your calendar for A Song for Rachel: a fun-filled family fundraising concert and silent auction to support the post-abortion healing and reconciliation minis-try of Project Rachel, supported by the Diocese of Calgary. Everyone is invited to attend this event. Silent auction opens at 6 p.m. and concert begins at 7 p.m. Tick-ets: $15/person or $35/family. Contact the Life & Family Resource Centre at 403-218-5505 for tickets or to donate silent auction items.

Assisi Pilgrimage: The Practice of Presence with St. Francis & St. Clare May 21-30, 2018 Assisi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the most well-maintained medieval villages in Italy. As a spiritual destination, it offers peace and incredible beauty to all who choose to embrace it. If you feel the desire to explore the foot-steps of and teachings of St. Francis and St. Clare, please visit www.contemplativepilgrimages.com or contact fellow parishioners Delores Montpetit at 403-816-3422.

Donations for Our Lady Queen of Peace Ranch In preparation for their summer camps, OLQP Ranch is currently asking for dona-tions such as: gently used clothing (male and female, all ages), books, toys, and smaller household goods. In particular, they are especially in need of lifejackets and teddy bears. If you wish to donate, please drop them off outside the parish office.

We’re Hiring! St. Michael’s is currently hiring for three new office positions : 1) FT Director of Evangelization and Faith Formation, 2) FT Junior-Senior High School Youth Minis-ter, and 3) PT Volunteer Coordinator. Deadline to apply is Monday, April 18 at noon. For more information, please visit saintmichael.ca/jobs.

What’s On This Week

Monday, March 26:

Passion Play Rehearsal: 6:30 p.m.

Chrism Mass at St. Mary’s Cathedral: 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday, March 27:

English Language Learning: 10 a.m.

Parish Penitential Service: 7:30 p.m.

Rosary Group: 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, March 28:

That Man is You!: 6:30 a.m.

Reconciliation: 7 p.m.

Mass followed by Stations of the Cross: 7 p.m.

12 Step Program: 8 p.m.

Holy Thursday, March 29:

Mass of the Lord’s Supper: 7 p.m.

Passion Play Rehearsal: 8 p.m.

Good Friday, March 30:

Good Friday Liturgy: 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.

Holy Saturday, March 31:

RCIA Retreat: 8 a.m.

Easter Vigil Mass: 8 p.m.

Sunday, April 1:

Easter Sunday Masses: 9 a.m., 11 a.m.,

and 5 p.m.

Pastoral Care Masses

Amica (10 Aspenshire Drive SW)

3rd Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.

Cedars Villa (3330 8 Ave. SW)

Wednesdays at 10 a.m.

Wentworth Court (5717 14 Ave. SW)

1st and 3rd Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.

Wentworth Manor (5717 14 Ave. SW)

4th Tuesday at 3 p.m.


Mass Intentions

Saturday, March 24

9 a.m. : Anthony Legdon +

5 p.m. : Frank Zerr +

Sunday, March 25—Palm Sunday

9 a.m. : Henry & Maureen Jones +

11 a.m. : Everyone/St. Michael

5 p.m. : Anthony Odiase +

Monday, March 26

9 a.m. : John Schnitzler +

Tuesday, March 27

3:00 p.m. : Gianne Hurley +

7 p.m. : Francisco Perez +

Wednesday, March 28

9 a.m. : Cesare Romano +

10 a.m. : Intentions of Elaine Sykora (Cedars)

Thursday, March 29—Holy Thursday

9 a.m. : Intentions of Mayer Family

Friday, March 30—Good Friday

9 a.m. : Nidia Murillo +

Saturday, March 31—Holy Saturday

9 a.m. : Alfredo Rinaldi +

5 p.m. : Lourdes Aurillo +

Sunday, April 1—Easter Sunday

9 a.m. : Benito Jayme +

11 a.m. : For Everyone/St. Michael

5 p.m. : Clara & Miguel Fajardo +

Together in Action Together, St. Michael’s once again exceeded its 2017 TIA goal of $125,900. A gracious thanks to all parishioners for your generosity, compassion, sacrificial giving and caring for one another. St. Michael’s goal for 2018 is $124,386. The campaign theme is "For where your treasure is, there will be your heart also.” In responding to this teaching of Jesus, let us join together and pool our resources to bring mercy and the love of Christ to our friends and neighbours.

The TIA beneficiaries are numerous local charities, ministries in sup-port of parish life, Catholic missions serving across Canada, Mission Council work internationally, and Development and Peace efforts promoting social change and justice at home and abroad.

Parishioners are now able to make donations by debit from a chequing or Visa and Mastercard account using St. Michael’s process. Those parishioners donating through United Way designations, check to ensure that St. Michael’s Church, Registered Charity # 107909939RR0026 and TOGETHER IN ACTION are recorded on the pledge form, otherwise your donations will be allocated to general revenues.

Any extra funds will go to the Partnership of Hope fund which sup-ports our refugee families.

Please contact Sean Maxwell at 403 460 9838 or Deacon Art at 403 249 0423 ext 106 for more TIA related information.

Please note that the Diocese will not be mailing information packages to parishioners as in past years, so if you would like information on the campaign, packages are available in the Gathering Area or can be obtained by contacting Sean Maxwell.


Eternal Springs Columbarium The Columbarium at St. Michael’s offers a consecrated and sacred space

where the cremated remains of departed loved ones rest in perpetuity.

For pricing or more information, please contact Rosalie at

403-249-0423 ext. 124, or [email protected].

Please Pray For:

Eduardo Acevedo

Arsenio Balanga

Yvonne Beaubien

Jim Beckie

Lynn Black

Mervin Brigidear

Elizabeth Chandless

Jackie Calkins

Brenda Callaghan

Eileen Claerhout

Katherina Coyle

Michelle Deschenes

Benjamin De Sousa

Paul Donovan

Lucena Duque

Cresencia Elizaga

Marie Foulonneau

Sue Fredrickson

Jun Garcia

Hayden Helman

Hunter Helman

Benedick Hernaez

Daniel Hickey

Denise Hogg

Rudy Klassen

Justina Klimuk

Veronica Kubik

Denzil Laporte

Deb Legal

Pat Melanson

Christiana Offor

Michelle Pare

Adrian Pristolnicu

Virginia Rode

Patricia Sayers

Betty Schnitzler

Tiffany Serra

Mike Stukanov

Finn Thorkildsen

Hal Tipper

Jennifer Tipper

Philip Van Angeren

John L

Gabriella M

Pray for our Seminarians Peter An, Kevin Ponte, Mark Drapal, Mark Kostecky, James Schnitzler,

Shane Lambert, Matthew Schnitzler, Ian Mahood,

Santiago Torres, Troy Nguyen

Congratulations to Rev. Mr. Derek Remus, whom Bishop McGrattan has

called to ordination to the priesthood on Friday, June 29, 2018 at 7 p.m.

in St. Mary’s Cathedral. Read the Bishop’s memo at calgarydiocese.ca.

The Vocations Chalice Will be presented to:

Anna Picken and Family On Sunday, March 25 at the 9 a.m. Mass

For the Souls of: Zena Andrade

Fr. John Nemanic [email protected] Fr. Pilmaiken Lezano [email protected] Fr. Terry Gubiana [email protected] Art Beaubien [email protected] Luisa Adams [email protected] Helen Gal [email protected] Rosalie Geeraert [email protected] Maureen Ross [email protected] Ryan Factura [email protected] Jim Howells [email protected] Kyle De Jaegher [email protected] Alison Straface [email protected]

Pastor

Associates

Deacon

Secretary

Receptionist

Ministry Support Coordinator

Sacrament

Coordinator

Communications Coordinator

Music

Director

Technical Director

Kids’ Kingdom &

Roots

Contact us

A View of our Finances March 5-March 12, 2018

General Donations: $29,038

Building Fund: $8,747

Society of St. Vincent de Paul to-date : $9,879

Together In Action Donations to-date (2018): $29,268

Belize Collection: $937

Together In Action 2018 Goal: $124,386

Outstanding Building Loan: $6.1M


“For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” (Lk 12:33)

OUR FAITH IN ACTION A Project Funded by TIA

Sonshine Community Services

Experiential Therapeutic Groups

We operate the Sonshine Centre, a residential shelter providing healing and support to women and children fleeing domestic

violence. Many of the women are victims of severe abuse and experience PTSD. Throughout the years, we have seen the

need for a different approach to healing that goes beyond the “talk therapy” and that reflects neuroscientific research results.

As trauma impacts every aspect of an individual – emotional, physical and spiritual – effective treatment needs to address all

of those areas. The Experiential Therapeutic Group has a holistic approach to healing from trauma and looks at the intercon-

nection of the body and mind within the frame of evidence based neuroscientific research.

Throughout 2017 we have offered Experiential Therapeutic Groups that have included drumming, art therapy, massage, med-

itation, pet therapy, and yoga, plus hands-on workshops.

Drumming has been particularly well received. The power of drumming has allowed many of our clients to let go and be with

their pain and trauma, finding the tears that weren’t shed before and accepting them as part of their journey to healing.

Art therapy and classes are very popular too. In one particular art class, clients were given supplies to create their own piece

of art to bring into their home. The awkwardness at the beginning of the class slowly morphed into camaraderie. They discov-

ered a new means to feed their confidence and self-esteem.

One of our clients reconnected with beading, a traditional activity that she had enjoyed in her youth. S. discovered the joy and

healing that came to her through bead work and took it a step further when she decided to make it a business. She expresses

her individuality, deals with her PTSD, and has found financial independence. In her words: “My confidence, self-esteem and

financial stability have been restored”. S. sells her bead work throughout Western Canada.

Another client wrote on her Exit Form: “Sonshine has made a difference in my life in every way. My whole life was turned up-

side down. I came here from such a bad experience and I got so much help, in every area. From exercise, food and health, legal

matters, taxes, exploring art. Many many ways, too many to explain. This time has been so healing for me and I learned what

peace is.”

Your contribution has changed lives and sent out a ripple effect into our community. We have been blessed by your support

that has supported us in changing the trajectory of lives impacted by domestic violence.

Submitted by Monica Ercolessi, Director of Resource Development


Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary

Announcements from the Catholic Pastoral Centre

March 25, 2018 | Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord

CHRISM MASS AT ST. MARY’S CATHEDRAL

Monday March 26, 7:30 pm at St. Mary's Cathedral. The Chrism Mass is a unique and significant celebration in the life of the diocese. During this Mass, Bishop McGrattan blesses the oil of catechumens, used in baptism and the oil of the sick. He also prepares and consecrates the oil of chrism that is used in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, and holy orders, as well as at the dedication of churches. The priests of the diocese concelebrate this Mass to manifest their unity with the Bishop and all renew their priestly vows. The actions that take place at the Chrism Mass are important for carrying out the daily ministry in each church in the diocese.

ORDINATION

Bishop William T. McGrattan is pleased to announce that he has called Rev. Mr. Derek Remus to be ordained to the priesthood on Friday, 29 June at 7:00 pm in St. Mary's Cathedral, Calgary. We give thanks to God for the gift of Deacon Derek's call to the priesthood, and we invite and encourage the faithful of the diocese to come and join in the celebra-tion of the conferral of Holy Orders in June.

OUTDOOR WAY OF THE CROSS, MARCH 30

Dress warmly and walk this Good Friday through downtown streets in remembrance of Our Lord’s Passion. Please meet on the steps of St Mary’s Cathedral for a 9am start.

Registered volunteers please check in between 7:15 and 7:30 am (remember your ID badges).

NEW EVANGELIZATION SUMMIT

Live from Ottawa April 27-28, this webcast will be streamed to sites across North America including Calgary at St. Mary's University, 14500 Bannister Rd. SE. Speakers include George Weigel, Curtis Martin, Michael Dopp, Sr. Ann Shields, and Patrick Madrid. For tickets and information contact Eden: [email protected]; 403-461-2748 or visit newevangelization.ca (make sure you select the Calgary location).

PERMANENT DIACONATE

Are you called to serve? The Calgary Diocese is looking for men of prayer and charity who are prepared to enter for-mation to serve the Church in ordained ministry as permanent deacons. You must be Roman Catholic, married or sin-gle, at least 35 years of age, have a minimum Grade 12 education, and be of sound moral character and mature faith. During four years of human, spiritual, theological, and pastoral formation, the aspirant will prepare for the threefold ministries of charity, Word, and sacrament that are the call of the Deacon. For more information, visit www.calgarydiocese.ca and search for “Permanent Diaconate” or contact Deacon John Walsh ([email protected]). Spouses encouraged to attend. Preliminary applications will be accepted at the follow-ing presentations:

• Saturday, April 7: St. Albert the Great Parish, 10 Prestwick Drive SE Calgary. Mass at 8:30 am, Presentation from 9:30 am to 11:30 am

• Saturday, April 14: St. Basil’s Parish, 604 13 Street N, Lethbridge. Presentation from 1 pm to 3 pm. For further in-formation contact: [email protected]

http://www.calgarydiocese.ca

mailto:[email protected]


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

MAN OF THE SHROUD EXHIBITION

St. Peter’s Parish is honoured to present the “Man of the Shroud Exhibition”, a collection of documentary museum boards and recreated artifacts of Christ’s Passion, including an actual-size photographic reproduction of the Shroud of Turin. Keynote speakers: Fr. Andrew Dalton and Barrie Schwortz. Date of exhibition: March 23 - April 10, 2018, from 9 am – 9 pm. Cost: Freewill Donation. Location: St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church (541 Silvergrove Dr. NW, Calgary). For more information, visit www.st-peters.ca

HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL

The Calgary Council of Christians and Jews (CCCJ) and St. Peter’s Anglican Church are co-sponsoring a Holocaust Memo-rial Service on Sunday, April 15 at 7:00 pm. Marnie Bondar will recount the story of her Grandmother’s survival during the Holocaust, illustrated with slides. Freda Plucer, now over 90, will attend. Everyone is welcome to join us as we stand together in solidarity with victims of hate and violence, and pray for God’s peace and hope throughout the world. Location: St. Peter’s Anglican Church, 903 75 Ave. SW, Calgary. Contact: 403-218-5500 or email: [email protected]

PLANNED GIVING SEMINAR INVITATION

Be inspired to make a difference. Learn how to maximize your legacy for family and charity in your will. Join our upcom-ing Planned Giving Seminar at the Catholic Pastoral Centre 120 - 17 Ave SW on Thursday, April 5. Registration 1:45 pm, presentation at 2-3:30 pm. Limited seating and registration required. To register, contact Doreen 403-218-5522 or email [email protected]

FEAST OF THE DIVINE MERCY

Join Bishop McGrattan and the Sisters of Divine Mercy for a beautiful grace-filled celebration of the Feast of The Divine Mercy, April 8, beginning at 2:30 pm with Eucharistic Adoration, confession, live inspirational music, and more. Holy Spirit Catholic Church (10827 - 24 Street SW, Calgary). Contact the Parish office at 403-251-3381.

PROJECT RACHEL POST ABORTION COUNSELLING

The ministry offers a journey of healing and reconciliation for women and men who are suffering from a past abortion experience. Clients will be referred to a professional counselor who specializes in dealing with the trauma associated with this grief. Call Project Rachel at 403-218-5506 or 1-877-597-3223 or [email protected]

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY PARTNERSHIP KICK-OFF

Imagine being a young parent struggling to put a safe roof over your child’s head, to make ends meet, and at times, having to decide between groceries or rent. Bishop McGrattan and the Calgary Diocese along with other faith commu-nities have partnered with Habitat for Humanity to assist families with affordable attainable homes so they and their children can be safe and grow strong and healthy. Please join us as we kick off this special project on April 19th and be a part of making a difference. Admission is by donation. Check www.habitatsouthernab.ca/interfaithbuild or contact the diocese at [email protected] or 403-218-5522.

CCIS REFUGEE SPONSORSHIP WORKSHOPS

Preparing for Month 13. 9:30am-12 Noon / and Group of 5 and Community Sponsorship. 1:30pm - 4:00pm, April 11: at the FCJ Christian Life Centre, 219-19 Ave SW. Learn how private groups and businesses can qualify to sponsor refugees and steps to prepare families for independence after the year of sponsorship. Please register by April 6 with Antoinette at [email protected] or call 403-290-5750.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE DIOCESE OF CALGARY

There are employment opportunities available at the Diocese. For more information see the Diocesan website at www.calgarydiocese.ca under Careers.



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