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156112 CONRES.Pdf ST. AGATHA PARISH BURSE FATHER MICHAEL CUNDARI BURSE #3 5436 ST. ANNE’S BURSE IN HONOUR OF JOHN AND ANNA KRIWINSKY REV. CHARLES DANTZER BURSE 6792 ST. ANTHONY BURSE, VALLIMONT FAMILY ALEX W. DIETRICH BURSE 1050 ST. ANTHONY’S MISSION PARISH BURSE REV. ANTHONY DURAND BURSE 8000 ST. CECILIA’S BURSE #1 D. JACK AND ANNEMARIE EBY BURSE 2800 ST. CECILIA’S BURSE #2, IN MEMORY OF JOHN AND MATILDA HAUBER, OSCAR, ELIZABETH AND NORMA EBY BURSE 9000 HERMAN NIX AND SERGEANT JOHN DAVID NIX THE ALFRED AND HILDA FEDY FAMILY BURSE 2000 ST. FRANCIS BURSE PATRICK AND CATHERINE FLANAGAN BURSE 8200 ST. FRANCIS XAVIER BURSE RALPH AND DOROTHY FREIBURGER AND FAMILY BURSE 6500 ST. JOHN’S BURSE IN HONOUR OF JOHN AND ANNA KRIWINSKY FRANCIS GARIBALDI AND FAMILY BURSE 1400 Resurrection ST. JOSEPH’S BURSE JOHN D. GIBSON, SR., DAVE JR., MURIEL AND FAMILY BURSE 5300 ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH HAMILTON, ONTARIO BURSE #2 REV. J. J. GNAM BURSE 5000 BULLETIN ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH, HAMILTON, ONTARIO, 50TH ANNIVERSARY BURSE JEROME HELM FAMILY BURSE 2000 ST. LAWRENCE’S BURSE, IN HONOUR OF FR. ALBERT ZINGER, C.R. MARCELLA HELM BURSE 1000 ST. LOUIS BURSE ROBERT HELM AND FAMILY BURSE 5000 ST. LOUIS PASTOR’S BURSE COLETTE HENHOEFFER, MAUDE HERTEL & CAROLINE WILHELM BURSE 2700 ST. MARY’S BURSE, IN MEMORY OF ANGELINA HAUSE MR. & MRS. CLARENCE P. HERZOG BURSE 3040 ST. MONICA BURSE THE L. AND D. HERZOG BURSE 6000 ST. PIUS X, BRANTFORD BURSE REV. RAY HOFMANN, C.R. BURSE 1088 BURSE IN HONOUR OF THE SACRED HEART ADELLA “MARIE” HOLLE, PERCY AND FAMILY BURSE 5300 RESURRECTION BULLETIN • SPRING 2014 JEROME AND HELMA SCHERER BURSE TED ISLEY BURSE 7300 TIMOTHY SCHERER BURSE BURSE IN MEMORY OF THE JAROSZ FAMILY 1000 VINCE AND ANNE SCHERER BURSE JESUS IS LORD ALLELUIA 7525 THE SCHERER FAMILY BURSE MR. AND MRS. DESMOND KESSIG BURSE 2000 JOHN A. AND LOU SCHMALZ BURSE TOM AND DOREEN KIRBY BURSE 1000 Dear Reader, WILLIAM AND LEAH SCHMALZ BURSE BURSE IN MEMORY OF KARL AND FLORENCE KLOEPFER 1000 DORETTA SCHNARR MEMORIAL BURSE BURSE IN MEMORY OF ANGELA KRULICKI 3360 Where Justice and Mercy Meet EDWARD AND CATHERINE SCHNARR MEMORIAL BURSE BURSE IN MEMORY OF WALTER R. KUNDA 1500 I’d like to tell you a story. A Grade 12 class was ready for Sincere congratulations to HELEN SCHNARR MEMORIAL BURSE AUGUST AND ANNE LANG BURSE 5000 summer vacation. The students all got together with their PAUL, SHEILA, MATTHEW, AMANDA, LEE ANN, JENNY SCHNEIDER BURSE JOHN AND DOROTHY LUTZ AND FAMILY BURSE 1410 Fr. Jim Donohue, CR and MR. AND MRS. RALPH SCHWOOB BURSE M AND M MEMORIAL BURSE 5400 teacher for the last time before the holidays. Each one his fellow contributors to NORMAN AND STELLA SHOEMAKER BURSE GERALD AND AUDREY MOSER BURSE #3 4000 brought a gift for the teacher; most of the gifts were quite CELESTIN AND ANNE SIESS BURSE JOHN AND MARTHA O’NEILL AND FAMILY BURSE 1000 their book entitled: Where THE JERRY F. SIMONS MEMORIAL BURSE GENEVIEVE ROLLO BURSE 7900 expensive. Tommy’s gift was the exception, for he was rather Justice and Mercy Meet: THE FATHER HAROLD B. SMITH BURSE ST. ALOYSIUS PARISH BURSE IN HONOUR OF FR. CLARENCE HAUSER, C.R. 1160 poor. When the teacher opened Tommy’s gift, she found a FR. T. V. SOBISCH, C.R. BURSE ST. JOHN’S BURSE #2 1000 Catholic Opposition to FR. THEOBALD SPETZ, C.R. BURSE, DONATED BY THE ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE BURSE 7670 beautiful sea shell. She thanked him and commented that the Death Penalty. Fr. Jim K. OF C. COUNCIL 5135, WATERLOO, ONTARIO JOSEPH SCHILL BURSE 7831 he must have walked a long way to find it. Tommy’s answer wrote the final chapter of RUPERT STRAUS BURSE JOAN AND BOB SCHMALZ FAMILY BURSE 5000 was that the long walk was part of the gift. AMELIA REGINA STROEDER MEMORIAL BURSE BURSARY IN HONOUR OF TOM AND JEAN SCHMALZ 1625 the book. They have been CHARLES STROH MEMORIAL BURSE HARRY AND KATHLEEN SEHL BURSE 2000 FR. WALTER STRUB, C.R. MEMORIAL BURSE HENRY STROEDER FAMILY BURSE 6000 named finalists in the ALFRED AND GLADYS STUMPF AND PHILIP BURSE FRANK & MARG FISHER, REV. JOHN FISHER, BARBARA STUMPF, That anecdote spoke to me of how you all “walk the talk” Theology Section of the BURSE IN MEMORY OF JOHN J. SZMIGIELSKI MEAGAN STUMPF BURSE 1000 with the people you support in so many ways. You are a EVELYN MILES TURNER, JOHN F. MILES, C.R. AND REV. WILLIAM J. TURNER BURSE JACK AND LOREEN TUCKER BURSE 6570 Fr Jim Donohue, CR. 2014 Excellence in Catholic PADRE JAMES FRANCIS VALK, C.R. BURSE EUGENE WEBER BURSE 3000 special part of our ministry. As we begin our Summer Publishing Awards. Fr. Jim ARTHUR F. VALLIMONT MEMORIAL BURSE CELESTIN AND JANETTE WEILER BURSE 4000 (finally), we again recommit ourselves to live out the wonder is a professor of Theology and Department Chair at Mount FELIX HENRY AND MARY CATHERINE VALLIMONT BURSE MR. & MRS. WM. WHEELER & FAMILY BURSE 1400 of the Resurrection in our daily lives. Jesus walked with HAROLD AND DELLA VOISIN AND FAMILY BURSE MATILDA WINTERMEYER BURSE 8000 St. Mary’s University, Emmitsburg, Maryland. ROMAN AND MARY VOISIN BURSE GERARD, AUDREY AND CLAUDIA WUNDER BURSE 2000 his people. His healing, his compassion and his love gave BROTHER CARL VOLL, C.R. MEMORIAL BURSE JEROME ANTHONY WUNDER BURSE 7355 his people hope. Now part of Jesus’ message to us is “As I MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR WALTER BURSE LOUIS AND MARY ZINGER BURSE 6000 FR. NORMAN WEAVER, C.R. MEMORIAL BURSE JAMES L. AND ANNA MAE ZISTER BURSE 7000 have done for you, now do for others.” No longer do the THE ALBERT AND DOROTHY WEILER FAMILY BURSE poor have to walk alone. You are the gift, and you give us In Memoriam FR. ANTHONY WEILER, C.R. AND FR. MICHAEL F. WEILER, C.R. BURSE WILBUR JOHN WEILER BURSE Donations to assist Resurrectionists and our ministry would be greatly appreciated. the strength to walk with them in your name. THE WILLIAM F. AND AMELIA WEILER AND FAMILY - GUELPH BURSE If you would like to make a donation to assist our retired members or to support The Congregation of the Resurrection lost two of its oldest PETER AND LEONA WILHELM BURSE our ongoing ministry, please make your cheque payable to Congregation of the members this year. Brother Harry Chisholm, CR died on ALF AND CAROLINE WINTERMEYER BURSE Resurrection. Paul Claudel, a French writer, once said that there is no JACOB AND ANNIE WUNDER AND FAMILY BURSE Donations in aid of Resurrectionists working in the missions (e.g. Brazil, Tanzania, need to ‘preach’ the Gospel in words. There is no need to January 25, 2014 at peopleCare A.R. Goudie Nursing Home THE LOUIS ALBERT ZINGER AND MARY MAGDALEN ZINGER BURSE Bolivia, etc.) will be gratefully received. Please make your cheque payable to speak about Christ. We should just act and speak in a way in Kitchener. Brother Harry was in his 96th year and 59th JOSEPH AND SARAH ZUBER AND BENJAMIN, IDA AND MARY ZOLLNER BURSE Resurrectionist Missions. that makes others know Christ through us. year of religious life. Father Archibald Dominic Kirwan, INCOMPLETE BURSES Donations can be forwarded to: CR, or “Fr. Archie” as he was affectionately known, died on SIR AND LADY R.A.J. BAUER, K.H.S., L.H.S. BURSE Congregation of the Resurrection For inquiries, please contact us at April 2nd, 2014 at Golden Years Nursing and Assisted Care IN MEMORY OF FATHER DAVID W. BAUER, C.S.B., O.C. 1400 265 Westmount Road North 519-885-3030. When Jesus was at the graveside of his friend Lazarus he Centre, Cambridge, Ontario. He was 94 years old, in his 76th EDWARD S. BOEHMER AND GWLADYS I. BOEHMER BURSE 4218 Waterloo, ON N2L 3G7 told the people: “Untie him and let him go free”. Each CHARLES AND MARGARET BRUDER BURSE 5700 year of religious life and 70th year of ordained priesthood. GEORGE HENRY AND HELEN ANNE BRUDER MEMORIAL BURSE 1500 The Ontario-Kentucky Province of the Congregation time we share our time, our resources, our hospitality, CHRISTOPHER BURSE #2 1606 now has its own website: www.resurrectionist.ca. our faith, with others, we untie them to see and respond It contains items of interest and reflections on the Sunday Readings. to the presence of the Resurrected Jesus. May we always Brother Harry remember the gift of Jesus in our lives and the gift we are Chisholm, CR CONGREGATION OF THE RESURRECTION to each other. 265 Westmount Road North, Waterloo, ON N2L 3G7 Brother Harry Chisholm, Have a wonderful summer. CR was born on June 15, 1918, in Peckham, London, 1637368 Fr. Jim Valk, CR England but moved to Preston (Cambridge) as a child. During the Second World War he served in Canada and England with Helping the education of a Resurrectionist THE LINUS HAEFELE BURSE BUR SES THE HILDA B. HAHN AND A. J. HAHN BURSE JAMES AND ANNE HAMMAR BURSE the Canadian Armed Forces. He also belonged to the Canadian LLOYD ALPHONSE HELM MEMORIAL BURSE RITA HELM BURSE Merchant Navy. Returning to Preston after the war, Brother Harry e would like to thank everyone who has contributed over the years with THE HENNESSY FAMILY AND THOMAS BURNS BURSE Spiritual worked as a stationary engineer with the Province of Ontario. He donations supporting the formation and education of men preparing to FR. ROMAN HINSCHBERGER, C.R. BURSE Wbecome priests, deacons and brothers in the Congregation of the Resurrection, THE KARL AND MARY F.
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