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Sunday, September 10 8:00 AM For intentions of St. Anne’s Community 10:00 AM Cyril & Flavy Moraes & family 12:00 PM Maikel & Iskandara Michriky Monday, September 11 9:15 AM In thanksgiving – Shameera,
Thushari and Chethika
Tuesday, September 12 9:15 AM † Bertha & Daphne Pereira
Wednesday, September 13 9:15 AM - † Roberto Quesada 7:00 PM - † Maria & Eduino Dutra & Maria
& Manuel Amaral
Thursday, September 14
9:15 AM † Manuel De Rego Raposo
Friday, September 15 9:15 AM † Maria & João Vidal 7:00 PM † Terry Costa Saturday, September 16 9:15 AM † Ferdinand Denzil Miranda 5:00 PM † Guido Battista
Lamp Intentions
SANCTUARY LAMP 1:
Special Intention
SANCTUARY LAMP 2: Special Intention
SACRED HEART LAMP: Special Intention
ST. ANNE LAMP: In memory of Maria Da Luz De Sousa
& Eduino Melo
DIVINE MERCY: Special Intention
PADRE PIO: In memory of Ignazio Proscia
THE TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME: Mind Set of Jesus- Part 2
Two weeks ago we discuss who is Jesus for us. Last week we talk about Mind Set of Jesus and how to live a life worthy of him. Today’s reading Jesus is trying to teach us “How we should live with our neighbours”. He is letting us to absorb his mind. As we all agree society teaches us to mind our own business. Sometimes we don’t want to know what happen to other people, but we are Catholics. It is true we don’t have to know A-Z about them. But belong to the Church is to belong to a community of brothers and sisters in Christ. Being a Christian is not a private, purely personal affair; although that is the way some people seem to behave. This concept can be named as “save my soul” concept. We can think it is the way of Cain. When God asked Cain, “Where is your brother?”, Cain answered, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” . We have to understand “we are each other’s keepers at least to some extent”. Not only that, our relationship with Jesus, with God, depends intimately on how we relate with other people – be the members of our own family or complete strangers. “By this will all know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another” (John 13:35) and “As often as you did/did not do it to the very least of my brothers and sisters, you did/did not do it to me” (Matthew 25:40,45). The Gospel passage of today deals with situations within the Christian community. Every community may have divisions. Most importantly it says we should all work towards reconciliation rather than punishment. There will also be a desire to keep the issue at as low a profile as possible. Stage 1 - First stage is for the two people concerned to solve the issue among themselves. If it works out at that level, that is the ideal situation. “You have won back your brother.” Stage 2 - If the offender refuses to listen to his “brother”, then others should be brought in as confirming witnesses. Stage 3 - if he refuses to listen to these, then “tell it to the church”. ‘Church’ is here understood as the local community. As a last resort, if the offender still refuses to listen or to change, “treat him like a pagan or tax collector”. This means excommunication. Obviously, this is a drastic and final step and to be taken not in a spirit of revenge but out of real concern for the wellbeing of the whole community. Now we have a big question. How can this squared with Jesus’ openness to sinners, including corrupt tax collectors and prostitutes, or with the story of the Prodigal Son? If we speak today Mother who has gone through an abortion, couple after Gay Marriage etc. Church has not excommunicated these characters really. But their guilty conscious is not letting them come to church. On the other hand Church has a responsibility to not allowing a person in serious sin to communicate during the Eucharist. There is a serious contradiction between a person acting contrary to the Gospel and wanting to share in the Body of Christ, which has been wounded by his/her behaviour. This DOES NOT mean that OUR LOVE is not for that person. Jesus loves person but cries when the same person sins. Jesus is more willing to sit down with sinners, not because he liked them more than good people but because he hoped to lead them back. He wants to us to do the same. Paul in the Second Reading puts the emphasis on love. It contains all other Christian obligations. “Love is the one thing that cannot hurt your neighbour; that is why it is the answer to every one of the commandments.” First Reading has a warning for us , “[If] you do not speak to warn the wicked man to renounce his ways, then he shall die for his sin, but I will hold you responsible for his death.” I am my brother’s and my sister’s keeper. But not absolutely. “If, however, you do warn a wicked man to renounce his ways and repent, and he does not repent, then he shall die for his sin, but you yourself will have saved your life.” It is easy to think that being a Catholic means being concerned with the relationship between God and me, that my duty is to “save my soul”. But, in fact, the only way to “save my soul” is by becoming a truly loving and caring person as part of a loving and caring community of people united in Christ. And sometimes that caring may involve bringing the brother/sister face to face with the loving demands of the Gospel. We do not help each other by turning a blind eye to behaviour which is clearly unchristian. As a community we have a responsibility for each other’s wellbeing. We cannot ignore social problems such as drug-taking, alcoholism, compulsive gambling, violence in the home, discrimination against the physically and mentally handicapped, racial exploitation etc. Time has come for community level reconciliation. It will be the responsibility of the community to exercising its calling as the Body of Christ.
HARVEST YOUR TALENTS – SEPTEMBER 16/17
(After all Masses in the Stephenson room)
* Share your faith, time and talent for the Glory of God * Learn more about ministries * Get involved *
SEPTEMBER 10, 2017
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BBQ – SUNDAY, SEPT. 24 AFTER ALL MASSES
The Knights of Columbus with the help of our Youth Ministries will be holding a BBQ after all Masses on September 24th with proceeds going to support St. Anne’s Feast. Come and enjoy some wonderful food and then proceed to the Stephenson room to visit the Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition.
EUCHARISTIC MIRACLES EXHIBITION AT ST. ANNE’S
SEPTEMBER 22 – 24 (in the Stephenson Room)
ST. ANNE`S FEAST DAY Friday, Sept. 29th – 7:00 PM - Mass of Anointing (Reconciliation at 6 pm) Saturday, Sept. 30th – 9:15 AM - Mass of Remembrance followed by Coffee & Sweets – 5:00 PM - Mass Sunday, Oct. 1st – 8:00 AM - Mass 10:00 AM - Solemn Feast Day Mass (Main
Celebrant – H.E. Bishop John A. Boissonneau) followed by Outdoor Procession and Buffet Luncheon in the Stephenson room.
FEAST DAY NEWS We are still welcoming volunteers for roles, small or large. Whether you can spare an hour or a day, please sign up at the table in the lobby. You can expect a phone call or email early this week. You can also get more information about your role at a meeting on Thursday September 14 at 7 pm in the Fraser Room. The procession on Sunday is right after mass. You are invited to bring flags from the country of your birth or ancestry or carry one of the Canadian or Papal flags we have ready for you. We look forward to a joyful and prayerful celebration of the Feast of St. Anne.
LIFE CHAIN On Sunday, October 1st, Respect Life Sunday, join with thousands of people across North America for the Life Chain. Bring your friends and family out to stand in prayer and silent witness on behalf of the millions of babies who have lost their lives to abortion. Let's pray for the them, for their moms, for the doctors and for our nation that we will end this atrocity.
This year our parish will meet at The Brampton Mall from 2pm to 3pm.
Archdiocese of Toronto 175th Anniversary – Western Pastoral Region Celebration Tuesday, September 12 – 7 p.m. Merciful Redeemer Parish 2775 Erin Centre Blvd., Mississauga. As we celebrate the 175th anniversary of the Archdiocese of Toronto, Cardinal Thomas Collins, Archbishop of Toronto, extends an invitation for all to join him for Mass and a reception to commemorate this historic milestone. The Western Pastoral Region celebration will take place at Merciful Redeemer Parish, Mississauga – 2775 Erin Centre Blvd. (east of Winston Churchill Blvd., west of Erin Mills Pkwy.) on Tuesday, September 12, 2017 at 7 p.m.
For more information, visit www.archtoronto.org/175
WEEK AT A GLANCE
Monday, September 11 7:00 PM CWL Exec. mtg. (S/R)
Tuesday, September 12 10:00 AM Legion of Mary (F/R) 7:00 PM Finance Council mtg. 7:00 PM RCIA (P/R) 7:30 PM Faith Sharing (F/R)
Wednesday, September 13
10:00 AM Food Assistance (F/R) 10:00 AM Screening Comm (Faith Form Off) 6:30 PM Confessions (C) 7:30 PM Legion of Mary (F/R)
Thursday, September 14 9:30 AM Centering Pray (S/R) 7:00 PM Feast Planning meeting (S/R)
Friday, September 15 9:30 AM Over 55 Group 7:30 PM TT/Jr Edge/Edge (All Rooms)
Saturday, September 16 8:00 AM Confessions (C) 4:00 PM Confessions (C)
Harvest Your Talents – After All Masses (S/R)
OFFERTORY COLLECTION FOR September 3, 2017
Regular Collection = $8,733.40
PILGRIMAGE TO HOLY LAND WITH FR. JIBIN JOY – MARCH 4-15, 2018
There will be an information meeting on Wednesday, November 1st at 7:30 pm in the Pocock room for all that are interested in joining Fr. Jibin on this faith filled pilgrimage to the Holy Land & Jordan. Information pamphlets available by church lobby boards.
Thank You for depositing your change in the “Poor Boxes” in
the lobby after Mass “I was hungry and you fed me,... I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brethren, you did it to me” - (MATTHEW 25: 35-40)
Mexico Pilgrimage January 22 to 31, 2018 You are invited to join a 10-day spiritual journey to Mexico. Under the spiritual guidance of Fr. Jan Kolodynski, the group from St. Jerome’s Parish in Brampton will be visiting Our Lady of Guadalupe. ITINERARY AND REGISTRATION: stjerome.archtoronto.org
PRAYERS ARE NEEDED… For the Sick: Clive Rodrigues Manuel Rodrigues
For the Deceased: Joycelyn Hamilton Anthony (nephew of Danny & Elsie Pettit
TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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Sunday, September 10 8:00 AM For intentions of St. Anne’s Community 10:00 AM Cyril & Flavy Moraes & family 12:00 PM Maikel & Iskandara Michriky Monday, September 11 9:15 AM In thanksgiving – Shameera,
Thushari and Chethika
Tuesday, September 12 9:15 AM † Bertha & Daphne Pereira
Wednesday, September 13 9:15 AM - † Roberto Quesada 7:00 PM - † Maria & Eduino Dutra & Maria
& Manuel Amaral
Thursday, September 14
9:15 AM † Manuel De Rego Raposo
Friday, September 15 9:15 AM † Maria & João Vidal 7:00 PM † Terry Costa Saturday, September 16 9:15 AM † Ferdinand Denzil Miranda 5:00 PM † Guido Battista
Lamp Intentions
SANCTUARY LAMP 1:
Special Intention
SANCTUARY LAMP 2: Special Intention
SACRED HEART LAMP: Special Intention
ST. ANNE LAMP: In memory of Maria Da Luz De Sousa
& Eduino Melo
DIVINE MERCY: Special Intention
PADRE PIO: In memory of Ignazio Proscia
THE TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME: Mind Set of Jesus- Part 2
Two weeks ago we discuss who is Jesus for us. Last week we talk about Mind Set of Jesus and how to live a life worthy of him. Today’s reading Jesus is trying to teach us “How we should live with our neighbours”. He is letting us to absorb his mind. As we all agree society teaches us to mind our own business. Sometimes we don’t want to know what happen to other people, but we are Catholics. It is true we don’t have to know A-Z about them. But belong to the Church is to belong to a community of brothers and sisters in Christ. Being a Christian is not a private, purely personal affair; although that is the way some people seem to behave. This concept can be named as “save my soul” concept. We can think it is the way of Cain. When God asked Cain, “Where is your brother?”, Cain answered, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” . We have to understand “we are each other’s keepers at least to some extent”. Not only that, our relationship with Jesus, with God, depends intimately on how we relate with other people – be the members of our own family or complete strangers. “By this will all know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another” (John 13:35) and “As often as you did/did not do it to the very least of my brothers and sisters, you did/did not do it to me” (Matthew 25:40,45). The Gospel passage of today deals with situations within the Christian community. Every community may have divisions. Most importantly it says we should all work towards reconciliation rather than punishment. There will also be a desire to keep the issue at as low a profile as possible. Stage 1 - First stage is for the two people concerned to solve the issue among themselves. If it works out at that level, that is the ideal situation. “You have won back your brother.” Stage 2 - If the offender refuses to listen to his “brother”, then others should be brought in as confirming witnesses. Stage 3 - if he refuses to listen to these, then “tell it to the church”. ‘Church’ is here understood as the local community. As a last resort, if the offender still refuses to listen or to change, “treat him like a pagan or tax collector”. This means excommunication. Obviously, this is a drastic and final step and to be taken not in a spirit of revenge but out of real concern for the wellbeing of the whole community. Now we have a big question. How can this squared with Jesus’ openness to sinners, including corrupt tax collectors and prostitutes, or with the story of the Prodigal Son? If we speak today Mother who has gone through an abortion, couple after Gay Marriage etc. Church has not excommunicated these characters really. But their guilty conscious is not letting them come to church. On the other hand Church has a responsibility to not allowing a person in serious sin to communicate during the Eucharist. There is a serious contradiction between a person acting contrary to the Gospel and wanting to share in the Body of Christ, which has been wounded by his/her behaviour. This DOES NOT mean that OUR LOVE is not for that person. Jesus loves person but cries when the same person sins. Jesus is more willing to sit down with sinners, not because he liked them more than good people but because he hoped to lead them back. He wants to us to do the same. Paul in the Second Reading puts the emphasis on love. It contains all other Christian obligations. “Love is the one thing that cannot hurt your neighbour; that is why it is the answer to every one of the commandments.” First Reading has a warning for us , “[If] you do not speak to warn the wicked man to renounce his ways, then he shall die for his sin, but I will hold you responsible for his death.” I am my brother’s and my sister’s keeper. But not absolutely. “If, however, you do warn a wicked man to renounce his ways and repent, and he does not repent, then he shall die for his sin, but you yourself will have saved your life.” It is easy to think that being a Catholic means being concerned with the relationship between God and me, that my duty is to “save my soul”. But, in fact, the only way to “save my soul” is by becoming a truly loving and caring person as part of a loving and caring community of people united in Christ. And sometimes that caring may involve bringing the brother/sister face to face with the loving demands of the Gospel. We do not help each other by turning a blind eye to behaviour which is clearly unchristian. As a community we have a responsibility for each other’s wellbeing. We cannot ignore social problems such as drug-taking, alcoholism, compulsive gambling, violence in the home, discrimination against the physically and mentally handicapped, racial exploitation etc. Time has come for community level reconciliation. It will be the responsibility of the community to exercising its calling as the Body of Christ.
HARVEST YOUR TALENTS – SEPTEMBER 16/17
(After all Masses in the Stephenson room)
* Share your faith, time and talent for the Glory of God * Learn more about ministries * Get involved *
SEPTEMBER 10, 2017
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BBQ – SUNDAY, SEPT. 24 AFTER ALL MASSES
The Knights of Columbus with the help of our Youth Ministries will be holding a BBQ after all Masses on September 24th with proceeds going to support St. Anne’s Feast. Come and enjoy some wonderful food and then proceed to the Stephenson room to visit the Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition.
EUCHARISTIC MIRACLES EXHIBITION AT ST. ANNE’S
SEPTEMBER 22 – 24 (in the Stephenson Room)
ST. ANNE`S FEAST DAY Friday, Sept. 29th – 7:00 PM - Mass of Anointing (Reconciliation at 6 pm) Saturday, Sept. 30th – 9:15 AM - Mass of Remembrance followed by Coffee & Sweets – 5:00 PM - Mass Sunday, Oct. 1st – 8:00 AM - Mass 10:00 AM - Solemn Feast Day Mass (Main
Celebrant – H.E. Bishop John A. Boissonneau) followed by Outdoor Procession and Buffet Luncheon in the Stephenson room.
FEAST DAY NEWS We are still welcoming volunteers for roles, small or large. Whether you can spare an hour or a day, please sign up at the table in the lobby. You can expect a phone call or email early this week. You can also get more information about your role at a meeting on Thursday September 14 at 7 pm in the Fraser Room. The procession on Sunday is right after mass. You are invited to bring flags from the country of your birth or ancestry or carry one of the Canadian or Papal flags we have ready for you. We look forward to a joyful and prayerful celebration of the Feast of St. Anne.
LIFE CHAIN On Sunday, October 1st, Respect Life Sunday, join with thousands of people across North America for the Life Chain. Bring your friends and family out to stand in prayer and silent witness on behalf of the millions of babies who have lost their lives to abortion. Let's pray for the them, for their moms, for the doctors and for our nation that we will end this atrocity.
This year our parish will meet at The Brampton Mall from 2pm to 3pm.
Archdiocese of Toronto 175th Anniversary – Western Pastoral Region Celebration Tuesday, September 12 – 7 p.m. Merciful Redeemer Parish 2775 Erin Centre Blvd., Mississauga. As we celebrate the 175th anniversary of the Archdiocese of Toronto, Cardinal Thomas Collins, Archbishop of Toronto, extends an invitation for all to join him for Mass and a reception to commemorate this historic milestone. The Western Pastoral Region celebration will take place at Merciful Redeemer Parish, Mississauga – 2775 Erin Centre Blvd. (east of Winston Churchill Blvd., west of Erin Mills Pkwy.) on Tuesday, September 12, 2017 at 7 p.m.
For more information, visit www.archtoronto.org/175
WEEK AT A GLANCE
Monday, September 11 7:00 PM CWL Exec. mtg. (S/R)
Tuesday, September 12 10:00 AM Legion of Mary (F/R) 7:00 PM Finance Council mtg. 7:00 PM RCIA (P/R) 7:30 PM Faith Sharing (F/R)
Wednesday, September 13
10:00 AM Food Assistance (F/R) 10:00 AM Screening Comm (Faith Form Off) 6:30 PM Confessions (C) 7:30 PM Legion of Mary (F/R)
Thursday, September 14 9:30 AM Centering Pray (S/R) 7:00 PM Feast Planning meeting (S/R)
Friday, September 15 9:30 AM Over 55 Group 7:30 PM TT/Jr Edge/Edge (All Rooms)
Saturday, September 16 8:00 AM Confessions (C) 4:00 PM Confessions (C)
Harvest Your Talents – After All Masses (S/R)
OFFERTORY COLLECTION FOR September 3, 2017
Regular Collection = $8,733.40
PILGRIMAGE TO HOLY LAND WITH FR. JIBIN JOY – MARCH 4-15, 2018
There will be an information meeting on Wednesday, November 1st at 7:30 pm in the Pocock room for all that are interested in joining Fr. Jibin on this faith filled pilgrimage to the Holy Land & Jordan. Information pamphlets available by church lobby boards.
Thank You for depositing your change in the “Poor Boxes” in
the lobby after Mass “I was hungry and you fed me,... I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brethren, you did it to me” - (MATTHEW 25: 35-40)
Mexico Pilgrimage January 22 to 31, 2018 You are invited to join a 10-day spiritual journey to Mexico. Under the spiritual guidance of Fr. Jan Kolodynski, the group from St. Jerome’s Parish in Brampton will be visiting Our Lady of Guadalupe. ITINERARY AND REGISTRATION: stjerome.archtoronto.org
PRAYERS ARE NEEDED… For the Sick: Clive Rodrigues Manuel Rodrigues
For the Deceased: Joycelyn Hamilton Anthony (nephew of Danny & Elsie Pettit
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Knights of Columbus"In Solidarity with our Priests"Help Your Church & Community
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MISTER FIXLawnmowers � ChainsawsSnowblowers � RototillersMixers � Welding � Etc.8500 Torbram Rd. #53
905-793-9310
Mario Hermenegildo - Broker of RecordB: 905-452-7272 [email protected]
SILVERBELLandscaping & Snowplowing Ltd.
Call Sal(905) 459-7546
silverbellandscaping.com
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St. Anne's RomanCatholic Church
115 Vodden Street EastBrampton, Ontario
L6V 1M4PHONE: 905-453-1303FAX: 905-459-4829
E-Mail: [email protected]
Vocations: www.vocations.caYouth Office: www.ocytoronto.org
Rev. James Cherickal, Pastor
Rev. Fr. Jibin Joy, Associate
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WEEKDAY MASSESMonday to Saturday – 9:15 a.m.Wednesday and Friday – 7:00 p.m.
FIRST FRIDAYOne hr. after the 9:15 a.m. and 7 p.m. Masses.Mass, Exposition of the Blessed Sacramentand Benediction
RECONCILIATIONWednesday 6:30 p.m.Saturday 8:00 a.m. & 4:15 p.m. Other times upon request.
BAPTISMSBy appointment only. At least two month advance notice.Attendance at a pre-baptism class is required for parents.You may wish to attend this class before your child is born.
CARE of the SICKVisitation and/or communion for the sick upon request.
MARRIAGECouples must contact a priest one year in advance. A Marriage Course is required. If either party has been previously married, the Bishop's Office must be consulted before a date may be set.
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATIONMr. Cyril Moraes R.C.I.A. Co-ordinatorMrs. Arlene Morgan Sacramental Facilitator
CATHOLIC CEMETERIESOperated by the Archdiocese of Toronto, each Catholic cemetery is a visible sign of our belief in the resurrection which offers a comforting atmosphere in which our Catholic Faith is celebrated and our love for family and friends is remembered. Burial services include ground burial, mausoleum crypt entombment, cremation as well as monuments and markers. For more information call 416-733-8544 or visit the website at www.catholic-cemeteries.com
PARISH SCHOOLSSt. Anne School, 124 Vodden St. 905-459-7621Father C.W. Sullivan School, 62 Seaborn Rd. 905-453-5020St. Cecilia School, 10 Brickyard Way 905-459-0575St. Joachim School, 435 Rutherford Rd. N. 905-453-4472St. Maria Goretti School, 121 Royal Orchard Dr. 905-454-4458Our Lady of Fatima School, 39 Sunset Blvd. 905-459-4737Cardinal Leger Secondary School, 75 Mary St. 905-453-2232Notre Dame Secondary School, 2 Notre Dame Ave. 905-840-2802St. Ursula School, 11 Dwellers Rd. 905-454-5213For more information on Catholic education in our community or toreach your local school board trustee, contact the Dufferin Peel CatholicDistrict School Board at 905-890-1221 or www.dpcdsb.orgWine Making on Premises
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