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Holy Family Ukrainian Catholic Church Українська Католицька Церква Пресвятої Родини Holy Family Ukrainian Catholic Church Українська Католицька Церква Пресвятої Родини Слава Ісусу Христу! - Glory to Jesus Christ! Слава На Віки! - Glory For Ever! Our Mission is to be responsible, trustworthy and faithful stewards of God’s gifts by living out the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the catechism and spirituality of the Ukrainian Catholic Church. 5th SUNDAY OF LENT 7 Квітня April 7, 2019 1001 Grant Avenue, Winnipeg MB R3M 1Y3, ph 204-453-4653, fax 204-452-2332 holyfamilychurch.wordpress.com Parish Office Hours, Tue - Fri : 9:30 to 4 pm Pastor - Fr John Mostivsky: 204-453-4653 [email protected] Office Manager - Joe Kulyk: 204-453-4653 [email protected] Liturgical Sunday Schedule: Weekdays 9:00 am (English) Tue - Thu 7:30 am 11:00 am (Ukrainian) Fri 7:00 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) Sundays before Liturgy & by appointment Sacrament of Baptism & Chrismation by appointment with the Pastor Sacrament of Holy Matrimony (Marriage) by appointment with the Pastor - 9 months in advance Funerals - by appointment with the Pastor Parish Auditorium - 204-452-2332 Parish Pastoral Council Jim, Antonick, Chairperson - 204-489-8482 K of C - Zenon Scraba, GK - 204-453-2949 Icon of St Mary of Egypt UCWLC - Pat Antonick, President - 204-489-8482 Club 55+ Stella Hyska, President - 204-489-6425 Catechism - Martin Pasieczka, 204-453-4965 We warmly welcome Queen of Peace Prayer Group all of our visitors! Leonard Terrick 204-269-4696 It’s good to have you Pastoral Care - Linda Marak 204-895-8478 with us! Просимо молитися за хворих парафіян - Please pray for their health: We pray in hope that God’s If you would like a hospital healing power may touch visit or home visit please those who are sick: call the Pastoral Care Linda Marak 204-895-8478 9:00 AM DIVINE LITURGY SUNDAY COLLECTION НЕДІЛЬНА ТАЦА April 7 April 14 March 31, 2019 Rosary Paulette Terrick Marianne Derkach 63 Envelopes - $1,640 Loose Cash - $10 Joanne Lukey Greeters Glen Jensen Dorothy Willey Visitors - $61 Candle Offering - $111.65 Epistle Hazel Borodey Duane Kulchyski Church Maintenance - $105 Easter Flowers - $40 Dan Myk Eugene Statkewich Ushers Vigil Lamps - $101 Darren Gagaluk Orest Kostenchuk Coffee & Donuts - $54.30 Perogy Supper / Sales - $4,102.30 Eucharist Lawrence Grzenda Leonard Terrick Movie Licence (UCWLC) - $309.75 Funeral Donation - $450 Sacristan Leonard Terrick Leonard Terrick Queen of Peace Prayer Group - $80 Debit Program: April (30) - $3,401 11:00 AM DIVINE LITURGY Please Note: The above income does not show expenses. April 7 April 14 Greeters Wally Komonko Wally Komonko Дякуємо за вашу щедрість! Ushers Lawrence Luba Lawrence Luba Thank you for your generosity ! Epistle Myron Musick Myron Musick Eucharist Sign up for debit program forms Sacristan Peter Tkach Peter Tkach are in the narthex Vigil Lamps Icon of Mary Icon of Jesus Apr 7-13 † Helen Pidskalny Blessing and health for Nestor by Brian and Vicky Adams by Orest and Cathy Kostenchuk Page 2 Служби Божі / Divine Liturgies Day Date Time Intention Sun Apr 7 9:00 am † Thanksgiving for Blessed Josaphata SSMI 11:00 am За інтенції всіх Парафіян Intentions of all our parishioners Tue Apr 9 7:30 am Blessings for Baba and Gege by Dallas and Dominic Wed Apr 10 7:30 am † Mary Rizok by Ernie and Pat Gawaziuk Thu Apr 11 9:30 am Rosary / Confession 10:00 am † Jean and † Peter Stoski by Casper, Violet and family Fri Apr 12 6:00 pm Confession 6:30 pm Rosary 7:00 pm Prescanctified Liturgy † Dr Douglas Stoski by Casper, Violet & family Sun Apr 14 9:00 am † Thanksgiving for Blessed Josaphata SSMI 11:00 am За інтенції всіх Парафіян Intentions of all our parishioners Great & Holy Lent 2019 Lenten Suppers Fridays: 5:30-6:45 April 12th Presanctified Liturgy Fridays: 7:00 pm April 12, Holy Week April 14-20 Sorokousty PASCHA - Easter Thu, Apr 11th - after 10 am Liturgy SUNDAY, April 21 Attention Knights! Please return Next Pastoral Council Meeting your ICCD tickets , preferably all sold Tuesday, April 16th to ICCD Chairman or Grand Knight 7 pm in the auditorium Page 3 Icon of Blessed Josaphata Hordashevska Co-Foundress of SSMI The Synod of Bishops of the Ukrainian Catholic Church have designated April 7, 2019 – April 7, 2020 as a special Jubilee Year marking the 100th Anniversary of the passing into eternal life the Venerable Mother, Sister Josaphata Hordashewska, the co-foundress of the Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate. The official opening of the Jubilee Year will take place on Sunday, April 7, in Lviv. Also on Sunday, April 7, there will be a Moleben to Blessed Josaphata at Saint Joseph Home – Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate, Mundare, followed by the blessing of icons of Blessed Josaphata and Blessed Martyr Tarsykia. The clergy are invited to include a prayer of thanksgiving for the life and missionary zeal of Blessed Josaphata during this weekend’s Divine Liturgies. “Blessed Josaphata, pray for us” Meditation for the 5th Sunday of Great Fast Our Great Fast Meditations have meditated on the sinfulness of living with feelings of entitlement. Today’s Gospel tells of how two apostles who blatantly asked Jesus to sit on either side of him when he comes into his glory. It brought out feelings of animosity among the other ten apostles. Is this not true of life – our life, when we strive for being regarded as in some way superior and thereby more entitled to life’s privileges than others? It occurs among all of us, between people of all ages, ethnic groups and races, people with different levels of education, amidst hierarchy, clergy, faithful, and so on. It causes dissension, envy and brutality amidst us. Jesus was calling his apos- tles to a change of mind, to live with a new vision. It was not easy for them to understand that greatness meant becoming a servant of others. Like the apostles, we are slow to grasp Jesus’ vision of joy and peace, slow to ac- cept the truth that sets us free. Can we grasp the hand of Jesus Christ with His promise that we will not walk in darkness if we follow Him? Jesus taught that “whoever wants to rank first among you must serve the needs of all” (Mk 10:45). Our Holy Father recently reminded us not to be hypocritical in the celebration of our faith. As we make plans for Easter celebrations, plan to make the entire journey with Jesus Christ, by participating in the Ves- pers and Exposition of the Holy Shroud on Good Friday and entering through His sacrifice into the celebration of Pascha, the glorious Resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I urge you not to be hypocritical with God by choosing to enjoy the blessing of Easter foods and participating in Easter Sunday services without having entered through the door of Christ’s passion and death on the cross. Sources: Archbishop (Emeritus) Stefan Soroka , March 2017 Page 4 Easter Confessions Home of Hope Fundraising Breakfast April 12, 2019 Saturday, April 13th 10:00 am at 6:00 pm Confession Holy Eucharist Parish 6:30 Rosary Centre 460 Munroe Avenue 7:00 pm Divine Liturgy Tickets: $30.00/person 3 priests will be available: Available from Fr. John Mostivisky Vicky Adams Fr. Alan Wizinsky 204-453-7514 Fr. Emilian Nychak, OSBM The next perogy 2019 Sts. Peter & Paul supper will be Lenten Mission with Friday, May 3rd. Archbishop (Emeritus) the last until Stefan Soroka September Tuesday, April 9th 5:30 pm Confession last chance to stock up 6:00 pm Divine Liturgy for the summer. There 7:00 pm Lenten Mission begins will not be a perogy Thursday, April 11th 7:00 pm Stations of the Cross supper in April. Call the Lenten Mission continues parish office to place Sunday, April 14th your order. Blessed Virgin Mary Parish, 965 Boyd Avenue, will be celebrating their Seventh Annual Memorial Divine Liturgy and Panakhyda Service for deceased clergy and parishioners on Saturday, May 4, 2019 at 10:00 am. If you are planning to attend this service for your deceased loved ones, who were parishioners of Blessed Virgin Mary Parish, please contact Fr. Volodymyr Bashutskyy by Sunday, April 28, 2019 at 204 582-7535 or email [email protected] and let us know how many family members will be attending. A light lunch will be served following the service. Page 5 Calendar of Events 2019 www.archeparchy.ca Apr 13 - Home of Hope Breakfast 10 am at Holy Eucharist Parish Centre, Tickets: $30.00 Apr 16 - Holy Family Parish Pastoral Council Meeting at 7:00 pm in the auditorium May 3 - Holy Family Parish Perogy Supper 5-7 pm May 4 - St Basil Knights of Columbus “Spring Fling” Old time Dance, St Basil’s Auditorium, 202 Harcourt Street. Cocktails: 7 pm– Dance 8 pm. Tickets $17.50 per person lunch included, Music by “The Female Beat” For tickets contact: Harry Fediuk 204-832-0265, Andy Labay 204-832-6905 or Martin Nechwediuk 204-837-3079. Great and Holy Thursday St Basil’s Ukrainian UCWLC Annual Palm Sunday Tea Sunday, April 14, 2019, 1-3 pm Sophie Manulak, President UCWLC Archeparchy of Winnipeg will officially open the Tea. Knights of Columbus The Most Reverend Pancake Breakfast & Baby Shower Lawrence Huculak, OSBM Sunday, May 5th Following 10 am Liturgy invites you to attend the All proceed going to Villa Rosa & Thrive. Service of the Blessing of the Holy Chrism and the diapers under shirts Washing of Feet celebrated baby food sleepers by our Metropolitan and all and other baby items blankets our clergy of the Archeparchy of Winnipeg.
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