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Holy Martyrs of Japan Parish Res (905) 775-2946 524 Davis Dr Liturgical Publications 3171 LENWORTH DR. #12 MISSISSAUGA, ON L4X 2G6 (800) 268-2637 Lomonte & TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME Collings Insurance Services We welcome you to & CREMATION CENTRE NEWMARKET CHAPEL Heritage Group Ltd., Brokerage AUTOHOMEBUSINESSFARM 17075 Leslie Street, Unit 3 Chris P. Sutton - Managing Director 126 Bridge St., Unit 9 (905) 775-5411 Julie Smith (905) 895-4194 Antero Silva Michael D. Huehn - Funeral Director Julie Evans - Funeral Director Sales Representative Susan J. Booth - Prearrangement Director/Aftercare Coordinator WINDOWS DOORS MAR ALTO www.taylorfuneralhomenewmarket.com Why pay more? SUPERMARKET Bus (905) 895-1822 905-898-2100 (905) 775-0927 Fresh Fish Groceries Holy Martyrs of Japan Parish Res (905) 775-2946 524 Davis Dr. ALL-MAKE WINDOWS & DOORS Paulo & Ceu www.anterosilva.com Newmarket, ON L3Y 2P3 Since 1977 37 Holland St. W. (905) 775-0408 "Helping You TOMPKINS & HEELS P.O. 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I thank God it is for Thanks for your support! + Special Intentions by Elizabeth Sousa Mon Feb 1st – 2:00pm – Seniors Club + Albino & Assunta Campagnola by Daughters Mon Feb 1st – 7:00pm – EDGE this reason that I die. I believe that I am telling the st NEW CONFESSION TIMES st Mon Feb 1 – 7:30pm – RCIA Sunday, January 31 st truth before I die. I know you believe me and I want Mon Feb 1 – 7:30pm – CWL General Meeting Please note: Starting next week, we have moved our st to say to you all once again: Ask Christ to help you 8:30am + Special Intentions by Ana Paula Manata Mon Feb 1 – 8:00pm – St. Vincent de Paul Meeting confessions times from 3:45pm on Saturdays to one half 10:00am + Anna Mary Malloy by Frank Family Tue Feb 2nd – 7:00pm – Presentation of the Lord Mass become happy. I obey Christ. After Christ’s Tue Feb 2nd – 7:30pm – Volunteer Appreciation Evening (1/2) hour before each Sunday Mass. 11:30am + Anna Bratova by Kasjak Family rd example, I forgive my persecutors. I do not hate Wed Feb 3 – 6:30pm – First Communion Classes for Public Schools 6:30pm Pro Populo Wed Feb 3rd – 8:00pm – Al –Anon them.
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