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33000 ONDP-Program.Indd A Celebration of Life Une célébration de la vie July 18, 1950 – August 22, 2011 18 juillet 1950 – 22 août 2011 “So let us be loving, hopeful and optimistic. And we’ll change the world.” « Mes amis, aimons, gardons espoir et restons optimistes. Et nous changerons le monde.» Th e Honourable | L’honorable Jack Layton, P.C., M.P. | C.P., député Saturday, August 27, 2011 – 2:00 p.m. Le samedi 27 août 2011 – 14 heures Roy Th omson Hall Salle Roy Th omson 60 Simcoe Street, Toronto, Ontario 60, rue Simcoe, Toronto, Ontario In Memoriam | En mémoire In lieu of owers, Jack Layton’s family has asked that we help carry on his legacy of building a better country with a donation to the Broadbent Institute. e Broadbent Institute’s mission is to develop and support social democratic principles and give people the tools they need to build a better, fairer Canada. rough progressive education and training, the Institute aims to promote social democracy in all levels of Canadian government. Au lieu d’envoyer des eurs, la famille de Jack Layton a demandé à ce que des dons soient faits à l’Institut Broadbent a n de poursuivre ses e­ orts pour bâtir un meilleur pays. La mission de l’Institut Broadbent est de soutenir et de faire progresser les principes de la démocratie sociale et de donner aux gens les outils dont ils ont besoin pour bâtir un meilleur Canada, un Canada plus équitable. À travers un programme d’éducation et de formation progressive, l’Institut cherche à promouvoir la démocratie sociale à tous les niveaux du gouvernement canadien. Order of Service | Déroulement des funérailles Samuel Barber, Adagio for Strings Samuel Barber, Adagio pour cordes G.F. Handel, Pifa from Messiah G.F. Handel, Pifa extrait du Messie Members of the Membres de l’Orchestre Toronto Symphony Orchestra symphonique de Toronto Into the Mystic – Van Morrison Into the Mystic – Van Morrison M a g n i fi c a t M a g n i fi c a t Richard Underhill with David Restivo, Richard Underhill with David Restivo, Kevin Barrett, Artie Roth, Larnell Kevin Barrett, Artie Roth, Larnell Lewis, Colleen Allen Lewis, Colleen Allen Processional Hymne processionnel e Choir of the Metropolitan Choeur de l’Église communautaire Community Church of Toronto métropolitaine de Toronto Director of Music : Diane Leah Directrice musicale : Diane Leah Conductor : Dan Rutzen Chef d’orchestre : Dan Rutzen O Canada Joy Klopp O Canada! O Canada! Our home and native land! Terre de nos aïeux, True patriot love in all thy sons command. Ton front est ceint de eurons glorieux! With glowing hearts we see thee rise, Car ton bras sait porter l’épée, e True North strong and free! Il sait porter la croix! From far and wide, Ton histoire est une épopée O Canada, we stand on guard for thee. Des plus brillants exploits. God keep our land glorious and free! Et ta valeur, de foi trempée, O Canada, we stand on guard for thee. Protégera nos foyers et nos droits. O Canada, we stand on guard for thee. Protégera nos foyers et nos droits. Aboriginal Blessing Prière autochtone Shawn Atleo Shawn Atleo Welcome Mot de bienvenue Rev. Brent Hawkes Rév. Brent Hawkes Bienvenue Mot de bienvenue Anne McGrath Anne McGrath First Reading, Philippians 2 Première lecture, Philippiens 2 Nycole Turmel Nycole Turmel So if in Christ there is anything that Si donc il y a quelque consolation en will move you, any incentive in love, any Christ, s’il y a quelque soulagement fellowship in the Spirit, any warmth dans la charité, s’il y a quelque union or sympathy – I appeal to you, make d’esprit, s’il y a quelque compassion et my joy complete by being of a single quelque miséricorde, rendez ma joie mind, one in love, one in heart and one parfaite, ayant un même sentiment, in mind. un même amour, une même âme, une même pensée. Nothing is to be done out of jealousy or vanity; instead, out of humility of Ne faites rien par esprit de rivalité ou mind everyone should give preference par vaine gloire, mais que l’humilité to others, everyone pursuing not sel sh vous fasse regarder les autres comme interests but those of others. étant au-dessus de vous-mêmes. Que chacun de vous, au lieu de considérer ses propres intérêts, considère aussi ceux des autres. Second Reading, Isaiah 57-58 Deuxième lecture, Isaïe 57-58 Myer Siemiatycki Myer Siemiatycki And God said: Et Dieu dit : Open up, open up, clear a path! Frayez, frayez, préparez le chemin! Clear away all obstacles Enlevez tout obstacle From the Path of My People! Du chemin de mon peuple! I dwell on high, in holiness, J’habite dans les lieux élevés et dans And therefore with the lowly and la sainteté; humiliated, Mais je suis avec l’homme contrit To breathe new life into the humble, et humilié, To give new life to the broken-hearted. A n de ranimer les esprits humiliés, A n de ranimer les cœurs contrits. Share your bread with the hungry. Partage ton pain avec celui qui a faim, Bring the poor, the outcasts, to your house. Et fais entrer dans ta maison les When you see them naked, clothe them; malheureux sans asile; Do not hide from your kin in their need. Si tu vois un homme nu, couvre-le, Et ne te détourne pas de ton semblable. en shall your light burst forth like the dawn. Alors ta lumière poindra comme l’aurore, If you banish oppression from your midst, Si tu éloignes du milieu de toi le joug, e menacing hand and tainted speech, Les gestes menaçants et les If you give of yourself to the hungry, discours injurieux, Ful lling the needs of the poor – Si tu donnes ta propre subsistance à celui en shall your light shine in darkness, qui a faim, And your darkness shall be like the noon. Si tu rassasies l’âme indigente, Ta lumière se lèvera sur l’obscurité, en shall you be like a garden given water, Et tes ténèbres seront comme le midi. Like a wellspring whose waters never fail. And you shall lay foundations for the Tu seras comme un jardin arrosé, coming generation. Comme une source dont les eaux ne tarissent pas. Tu relèveras des fondements antiques Sur lesquels les tiens rebâtiront. Qu’ran 2:153 Coran 2:153 Tasleem Riaz Tasleem Riaz O ye who believe! Ô croyants! Cherchez du secours dans la Seek help with patient perseverance patience et la prière! En vérité, Dieu est and prayer; for God is with those who avec ceux qui persévèrent. patiently persevere. Croire Martin Deschamps with/avec Bernard Quessy Croire - Lyrics by Marcel Lefebvre, music by Paul Baillargeon Paroles de Marcel Lefebvre, musique de Paul Baillargeon Croire Croire Il su§t de croire Il su§t de croire Et tout renaît, tout est refait La nuit sans n devient matin La vie ne peut rien contre l’espoir Le bonheur cherche à nous revoir Quand on veut croire Quand on veut croire Il su§t de croire Il su§t de croire Tout est changé, recommencé Et comme l’amour, on gagne toujours On a la vie qu’on rêve d’avoir On ne peut rien contre l’espoir Su§t de croire Su§t de croire Comme un arbre qui fait ses bourgeons Quand la vie nous fait ses mauvais coups Malgré le vent qui lui reprend ses feuilles Croire en nous et se tenir debout Croire à la vie vêtue de deuil Voir la victoire malgré tout Croire Croire, refuser la nuit Vivre à l’envers de tous ceux qui ont peur Croire, comme on pousse un cri Risquer sa peau tout comme le font Un immense oui les eurs À la vie Quand leurs pétales montrent leur cœur Video Vidéo “Together, we’ll change the world” “Ensemble, nous changerons le monde” Eulogy Éloge Stephen Lewis Stephen Lewis Eulogy Éloge Karl Belanger Karl Belanger Eulogy Éloge Mike and Sarah Layton Mike et Sarah Layton Hallelujah Steven Page with/avec Kevin Fox and/et Kevin Hearne Hallelujah - Leonard Cohen I’ve heard there was a secret chord ere was a time when you let me know at David played, and it pleased the Lord What’s really going on below But you don’t really care for music, do you? But now you never show it to me, do you? It goes like this And remember when I moved in you e fourth, the fth e holy dove was moving too e minor fall, the major lift And every breath we drew was Hallelujah e ba¯ed king composing Hallelujah Chorus Chorus: Hallelujah, Hallelujah Maybe there’s a God above Hallelujah, Hallelujah But all I’ve ever learned from love Was how to shoot at someone who Your faith was strong but you needed proof outdrew you You saw her bathing on the roof It’s not a cry you can hear at night Her beauty in the moonlight It’s not somebody who has seen the light overthrew you It’s a cold and it’s a broken Hallelujah She tied you to a kitchen chair She broke your throne, and she Chorus cut your hair And from your lips she drew the You say I took the name in vain Hallelujah I don’t even know the name But if I did, well really, what’s it to you? Chorus ere’s a blaze of light in every word It doesn’t matter which you heard Baby I have been here before e holy or the broken Hallelujah I know this room, I’ve walked this oor I used to live alone before I knew you.
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