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PARISH SURVEY! Please take 5 minutes to fill this out!
PARISH SURVEY -
PLEASE FILL IT OUT!We have put together a parish survey for you to fill out to let us know about your experience in returning or not returning to Mass - and what more can we do to provide for your spiritual needs.
In order to best provide for you - we need to hear from you! There are just 10 short questions to fill out online - it will take you 5 minutes of your time, and it will help us greatly in our planning for the coming months.Please go to this link:
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Worshiping Safely Together: Guidelines for returning to Mass in our parish community
SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE:
SATURDAY 4:00PM (Holy Name of Jesus):
Maximum capacity 80 people. Church Doors will open at 3:30pm. (Confessions available from 3pm - 3:30pm, but no access to main body of church until 3:30pm)
SUNDAY 9:00AM (St. Alphonsus Liguori):
Maximum capacity 50 people. Church Doors will open at 8:30am.
SUNDAY 11:15AM (Holy Name of Jesus):
Maximum capacity 80 people. Church Doors will open at 10:45am.
WEEKDAY MASSES:
TUESDAY 9:00AM (Holy Name of Jesus)
WEDNESDAY 9:00AM (St. Alphonsus Liguori)
THURSDAY 5:15PM (Holy Name of Jesus)
FRIDAY 9:00AM (Holy Name of Jesus)
CONFESSIONS:
Saturdays: 3:00pm - 3:30pm (Holy Name of Jesus)
You must wear a mask and stand behind the privacy screen for the duration of confession.
REMEMBER TO:
- Bring and wear a mask for the entire duration you are inside the church building.
- Keep your distance from those who are not part of your social bubble.
- Be prepared to answer screening questions when you arrive at the door.
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The Catholic Buzz: Episode 22! Why do Catholics celebrate "Mass"?
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September 13, 2020: Mass for the Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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Called to Serve: Fr. Pat Woods
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Upcoming Broadcast Schedule
With the re-opening of Churches at 30% capacity, we will continue to broadcast Mass on Sunday to benefit those who cannot join us or are not comfortable returning yet.
What are we working on for upcoming Broadcasts?
- September 13, 2020: Mass for the Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time (now available!)
- September 15, 2020: Why do Catholics celebrate "Mass"? The reason, history & meaning! The Catholic Buzz Video Podcast - now available!)
- September 20, 2020: Mass for the Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (will be available late Saturday evening for you to watch Sunday!)
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Parish News
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September 15
Outside at St. Alphonsus Liguori in Callander on September 26 between 9am - 2pm!Read More -
September 11
We are trying our best to provide for your spiritual needs in this time - but we want your feedback! There are just 10 short questions to fill out online - it will take you 5 minutes!Read More -
September 11
We are replacing the cracked and aged flooring on the main stairwell leading up to the church from the main entrance! If you help us 'cover' the cost - we'll keep you covered at home!Read More -
September 11
The popular Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign is back for another year, this time supporting the Nipissing Serenity Hospice!Read More -
September 11
Over the month of August our Parish Kitchen and backroom at Holy Name of Jesus has been updated and reorganized.Read More -
September 11
Need a card table at home or the camp? Let us know!Read More -
July 13
In this episode, we profile Fr. Pat Woods, a priest of the Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie, and Pastor of St. Jerome's Church in Sault Ste. Marie. Fr. Pat shares his emotional journey of his life's struggles and setbacks, even on the brink of losing his life, and how God powerfully intervened to help him discover that he had more to offer in this world.Read More -
July 1
PLEASE READ BEFORE PLANNING TO ATTEND MASS “Let us go to the house of the Lord!” (Psalm 122:1) The following is a list of things you should know before you return to our worship space in order to safely celebrate the Holy Mass once again altogether. Please read the entire document.Read More
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Mass & Confession Times
READ PARISH GUIDELINES FOR REOPENING HERE.
"Let us go to the house of the Lord!" (Psalm 122:1)
OUR CHURCHES TO RE-OPEN
FOR MASS AT 30% CAPACITYALL PARISHIONERS MAY ATTEND ANY MASS UP UNTIL OUR MAX CAPACITY IS REACHED.
SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE:
SATURDAY 4:00PM (Holy Name of Jesus):
Maximum capacity 80 people. Church Doors will open at 3:30pm. (Confessions available from 3pm - 3:30pm, but no access to main body of church until 3:30pm)
SUNDAY 9:00AM (St. Alphonsus Liguori):
Maximum capacity 50 people. Church Doors will open at 8:30am.
SUNDAY 11:15AM (Holy Name of Jesus):
Maximum capacity 80 people. Church Doors will open at 10:45am.
WEEKDAY MASSES: (all parishioners may attend up until our max capacity is reached)
TUESDAY 9:00AM (Holy Name of Jesus)
WEDNESDAY 9:00AM (St. Alphonsus Liguori)
THURSDAY 5:15PM (Holy Name of Jesus)
FRIDAY 9:00AM (Holy Name of Jesus)
CONFESSIONS: (all parishioners may attend, but access to the main body of church is only available after 3:30pm)
Saturdays: 3:00pm - 3:30pm (Holy Name of Jesus)
You must wear a mask and stand behind the privacy screen for the duration of confession.YOU MUST WEAR A MASK AS PER DIOCESAN POLICY FOR MASS & CONFESSIONS.
Please read our parish guidelines for complete information before attending Mass by clicking here. -
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 1 COR 15:35-37, 42-49Responsorial Psalm PS 56:10C-12, 13-14Gospel LK 8:4-15
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Catholic News Service
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News from the Vatican
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It is important to have Christian media that provide quality coverage of the life of the church and that are capable of forming people's consciences, Pope Francis said.
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Pope Francis on Wednesday told a group of parents of LGBT children that God loves them as they are, and that the Church loves them because they are “children of God.”
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Pope Francis reminded elderly and ill priests that they need not be afraid of suffering because Christ is always there to help them carry that cross.
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