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Shrine of Blessed Vasyl Velychkovsky, Cssr St. Joseph’s Ukrainian Catholic Church Divine Liturgy Intentions Shrine of Blessed Vasyl Velychkovsky, CSsR 250 Jefferson Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2V 0M6 Sun. Nov. 15 25th Sunday after Pentecost Ephesians 4: 1-6 ~ Luke 10: 25-37 5:00 pm (Sat.) Successful surgery for Marilyn Sawka..…………………………. Darlene & Duane Served by the Ukrainian Catholic Redemptorists 8:30 am God’s Blessings: Audrey Smith……………………………... Orysia Hull & parents November 15 , 2015 Parish Bulletin November 15, 2015 10:00 am (HFH) God’s Blessings for Shannon & Myles……...………………………………...Denise 11:00 am For our Parishioners Saint Joseph’s Mon. Nov. 16 Apostle & Evangelist Matthew 1 Corinthians 4:9-16 ~ Matthew 9:9-13 Parish Office & Monastery 8:00 am 90th Birthday Blessings: brother Ted Maksymetz……..………..………….. Eileen 11:00 am (Bethany) † Fr. Jaroslav Holowaty………………………………………………………... Estate Hours 9:30 am - 12 Noon Tues. Nov. 17 St. Gregory 1 Timothy 1:8 –14 ~ Luke 14: 25-35 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm 8:00 am † Michael Sidak ............................................................................ Darlene Sidak Phone 11:00 am (Bethany) † Bishop Michael Hrynchyshyn CSsR…………………………... Provincial Home 204-339-4512 Wed. Nov. 18 Plato & Roman 1 Timothy 1: 18–20,2:8-15 ~ Luke 15: 1-10 Email & Website 8:00 am (Shrine) God’s Blessing Bill, Amanda, Howard, Carolyn & Family………Rhonda Falconer [email protected] 10:00 am ( HFH) † Teenie Todoruk (1 year)……………………….…………., Mary & Anne Boguski www.stjoeswinnipeg.com 10:30 am God’s Blessings: Seniors………………………………………………….....Seniors Thur. Nov. 19 Prophet Obadiah 1 Timothy 3: 1-13 ~ Luke 16: 1-9 Pastor Fr. Dmytro Dnistrian,CSsR 8:00 am † Fr. Ted Krawchuk CSsR………………………......................... Phyllis Sianchuk 11:00 am (Bethany) † Archbishop Michael Bzdel CSsR……………........................... Provincial Home Assistants Fr. Frank Szadiak, CSsR Fri. Nov. 20 Venerable Gregory 1 Timothy 4: 4 - 8 ~ Luke 16: 15-18,17:1-4 Fr. John Sianchuk, CSsR 8:00 am † Fr. Ted Krawchuk CSsR (40 days)..…..…………………………... Phyllis Trach 11:00 am (Bethany) God’s Blessings Sr. Oresta ….………….……....…………....SSMI Bethany Home Administrative Assistant Cynthia Bryant Sat. Nov. 21 Presentation of the Mother of God Hebrews 9: 1-7~Luke 10: 38-42;11:27-28 7:30 am (HFH) Birthday Blessings for Sr. Zoe……………………………………... Mary Bernatsky Sunday Divine Liturgies Blessed Vasyl Velychkovsky, CSsR 8:30 am For our Parishioners 5:00 pm Saturday (English) Bishop - Martyr Sun. Nov. 22 26th Sunday after Pentecost PF of Presentation Ephesians 5: 8-19 ~ Luke 12: 16-21 8:30 am (Ukrainian) Shrine - Museum - Gift Shop 5:00 pm (Sat.) † Jacqueline Black……………………………………………….Rose & Brad Black 11:00 am (English) Hours of Operation 8:30 am For our Parishioners Daily Divine Liturgies Sunday–After Divine Liturgies 10:00 am (HFH) Birthday Blessings & Health: Audrey Smith……………………….. Prayer Partner 8:00 am Monday - Friday Monday-Closed 11:00 am Health: Vicki Tycholis………………………………………... Josie & Marian Majer 8:30 am Saturday Tues.– Fri. 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Holy Days 8:30 am 7:00 pm Sat. 10:00 am-1:00 pm Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) Pamphlets are available for Adults, Youth & Vespers Saturday 4:15 pm 204-338-7321 Young Adults and Youth. Located next to the confessional. Blessed Vasyl Devotions [email protected] 7:00 pm Wednesday www.bvmartyrshrine.com Upcoming Parish Events Mon. Nov. 23 UCWLC Sauerkraut perogy preparation Wed. Nov. 25 UCWLC Sauerkraut perogy bee Fri. Nov. 27 UR Youth Sun. Nov. 29 Adult Faith Study, Catechism Sat. Dec. 5 Choir practice; K of C—Light UP for Christmas Sun. Dec. 6 Choir sings 8:30am Divine Liturgy; Adult Faith Study, Catechism UCWLC Christmas Luncheon Tues. Dec. 8 Parish Perogy Bee preparation Wed. Dec. 9 Parish Perogy Bee Thurs. Dec. 10 K of C Executive meeting Sat. Dec. 12 Choir practice Sun. Dec. 13 Adult Faith Study, Catechism, Children’s Liturgy, St. Nick Concert St Joseph’s Ukrainian Catholic Church UCWLC Sauerkraut Perogy Bee Contact Information Redemptorist Community Pre-orders at $6.00/ dozen. Orders will taken by Mary @ 339-1296 or Provincial 204-339-5737 Parish 204-339-4512 Olga @ 334-0858 until Fri. Nov 20 . Fr. Larry Kondra, CSsR Provincial Fr. Dmytro Dnistrian, CSsR St. Joseph’s Pickup will be on Nov. 25 from 1 pm - 3pm. Fr. Frank Szadiak, CSsR St. Joseph’s Fr. John Sianchuk, CSsR St. Joseph’s/Shrine Preparation days will be both Fri. Nov. 20 Fr. Len Ratusniak, CSsR St Andrew’s & Mon. Nov. 23. Your help is appreciated. Fr. Taras Kchik, CSsR Welcome Home Blessed Vasyl Velechkovsky Shrine Shrine Director - Fr.John Sianchuk, CSsR Shrine Administrator - Mary Jane Kalenchuk Parishioner Volunteers 204-338-7321 [email protected] The Welcome Home Holy Family Home Administrator - Justine Kruz Chaplain - Fr. Taras Kchik, CSsR Volunteers are needed 204-946-5352 [email protected] to porter residents of Redemptorist Young Adult Ministry Holy Family Home Catechism Coordinator, UR Youth to Sunday Divine Liturgy at 10:00 am on Michelle Thiessen Nov. 8, 15, 22, 29 & Dec. 27. 204-799-1060 [email protected] Please arrive at 9:00 am. Christ is Among Us! He is and Will Be! Holy Family Home Auxiliary Bake Sale ~ Friday, November 20 from 9:30 am - 3:30 pm at 165 Aberdeen Ave-Holy Family Home. Proceeds in support of residents of Holy Family Home. 25th Sunday after Pentecost ~ home baking, pyrohy, holubtsi, and pyrizhy. The Redemptorists and parishioners of St. Joseph’s extend a warm welcome to all Blessed Josaphata Day, Fri. Nov 20, 7pm at St. Nicholas Ukr Catholic Church, 737 Bannerman our guests. Thank you for worshipping with us today. Holy Ghost Ukr. Catholic Church’s Perogy Fundraising Dinner ~ Friday, Nov 27, 5 to 8 pm, at 40 Ada St @Logan Ave off Route 90. Cost: starting at $5 a plate for 6 perogies. This Week at Saint Joseph’s Sun. Nov. 15 9:45 am……………………….. Adult Faith Study Holodomor Commemoration at City Hall, Winnipeg ~ Saturday, Nov 28, 1:30 pm. 10:00 am………………………. Catechism Annual panakhyda, program, and reception at Winnipeg’s City Hall. 11:00 am……………………... Children’s Liturgy Annual Christmas Fair at the Oseredok Boutique ~ Fri. Dec 4 10am to 8pm; Dec 5 10am-4pm Mon. Nov. 16 7:00 pm ………………………. Parish Council meeting (184 Alexander Ave. East) Gifts, ornaments, jewelry artwork, ceramics, food for Xmas Eve. Tues. Nov. 17 6:15, 7:00, 8:15 pm………….. Adult Dance Lessons Wed. Nov. 18 10:30 am …………………….. Seniors-Divine Liturgy, meeting Holy Family Home Festival of Lights Campaign– Chapel Renewal Project, a 3yr fundraising 7:00 pm………………………. Blessed Vasyl Devotions (Eng) initiative to raise $300,000. Pick up a Festival of Lights envelope or visit Fri. Nov. 20 9:00 am………………………. Sauerkraut perogy preparation www.holyfamilyhome.mb.ca ; Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony following 10am Divine Liturgy in Sat. Nov. 21 4:15 pm.................................. Vespers the Holy Family Home Auditorium, Sunday Nov 29 with the Macenko Memorial Choir. 5:00 pm.................................. Divine Liturgy Sun. Nov. 22 8:30 am…………………..…... Divine Liturgy 9:45 am………………………. Adult Faith Study Mary’s Angels Blessed Josaphata Day 10:00 am………………………. Catechism 11:00 am……………………... Divine Liturgy Once again, “Mary’s Angel” Friday, November 20th at 7:00 pm ornaments will be sold before and after each Divine Liturgy on Saturday and St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church Sunday. These angels are sold as a 737 Bannerman Ave. Inscription Rite for Solemn Holy Communion Christmas ‘In Memoriam’ project for $5 each. Akathist to Blessed Josaphata, SSMI The angels are a means to offer support 11:00 am Divine Liturgy for (1) the Marian Hour on CKJS (evenings Sam Loewen-Werhun, Benjamin Firman, Angel Boyko-Fines, Elise Kruk, 10:30 pm) and (2) financially help the wounded Celebrated by His Grace, Mykola Sturrock, Liam Stefaniw-Buhay, Daniel Kurjewicz, Monica Yarko, soldiers in the hospitals in Lviv, Ukraine. With Metropolitan Lawrence, OSBM the assistance of the Sisters of St. Joseph’s in Lviv, these soldiers will be provided with Through her intercession let us pray: For our personal and family needs, medical aid such as medications, prostheses, Sunday Collections November 8, 2015 155 envelopes $ 3,818.00 For the protection of life in Canada, crutches, etc. Thank you for your support. For peace throughout the World. Open Collection $123.00 Vigil Lamps $146.00 Outreach $175.00 Holy Spirit Seminary $20.00 An Angel Tree with each angel representing a Building & Capital Maintenance Fund $10.00 deceased loved one will be blessed and Refreshments in the Parish Hall We gratefully acknowledge the family of † Nicholas Winchar for their Fellowship Donation ($500). dedicated in December. Thank you for your generosity November 14th November 21st St. Joseph’s Parish Perogy Bee November 15, 2015 November 22, 2015 UR Youth (youth Gr. 8-12) A Big Thank You is extended to everyone who helped at the last Perogy Bee. Epistle Readers Epistle Readers The NEXT Perogy Bee is Tuesday, December 8 & Wed., December 9. Friday November 27, 6:30 pm 5:00 pm Saturday 5:00 pm Saturday L. Baron K. Hrechka UR Youth Fun Night Please come and help support this worthy endeavour. Help is always needed. It is also a good opportunity to spend time with one another. Coffee breaks & delicious lunches are provided! All 8:30 am Sunday 8:30 am Sunday We're heading into the kitchen! Parish Choir C. Sikorsky Join us at St. Joseph's Ukrainian Catholic funds raised go to the Church. Church at 6:30 pm in the hall kitchen To place your order ~ $5 a dozen ~ Call Mary 339-1296 11:00 am Sunday 11:00 am Sunday Children’s Liturgy J. Washchyshyn where we'll be cooking up a storm! Menu TBA. Pick-ups at 10 pm. Call/text Ushers Ushers Michelle at 204-799-1060 for more details.
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