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Select “The Oratory 4th Sunday of Easter Maintenance and Debt Collection, and please be reception following in the parish hall for coffee, tea and of St. Philip Neri”, then “St. Philip Neri”. First Vespers Opening Hymn: 460 Holy Holy Holy generous. Envelopes are available at the back of the cake – all are welcome! of St. Philip Neri will take place on Wednesday, May 25 Kyrie: 205 church. at 7:30 p.m. There will be a sung Latin Mass in St. Gloria: 206 PARISH PICNIC Philip’s honor on Thursday, May 26, at 6:00 p.m. at Holy Creed: more ambrosiano MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Mark your calendars for Family. Sunday, June 26 (Corpus Offertory Hymn: 523 Panis Angelicus MONDAY, MAY 16 Christi), when we will enjoy our Sanctus: 208 8:00 (+) John & Maria Leben, req. by Antonia Leben annual parish picnic in High ORATORY SUMMER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Agnus: 209 Park. More details to come! Since 1989, the Oratory has offered a summer school for TUESDAY, MAY 17 Closing Hymn: 515 Father We Thank Thee 8:00 Brendan Brown, req. by David and Claudia Brown lay people. There are two week-long sessions. The first MADRID KIDS BANQUET - JUNE 18TH session is a prerequisite for enrolment in the second 11:30 USUS ANTIQUIOR, SOLEMN HIGH MASS WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 Mark your calendars! Details to follow. session. There are three classes each day, taught by one Third Sunday after Easter St. Felix of Cantalice, Religious of the Fathers of the Oratory. A special Mass is Surrexit Pastor Bonus, motet colouration, H. 8:00 (+) John Scola, req. by Anne Lafontaine COME AND SEE WEEKEND: celebrated. And lunch is served. The day begins at 8:30 Scheidemann June 3-5, St Augustine’s Seminary a.m. and ends at 3:00 p.m. The fee for the course is $150 THURSDAY, MAY 19 “The love of Christ urges us on” (2 Cor. 5:14) to Vidi Aquam 8:00 Neil MacAlister, req. by Anne Lafontaine per session which includes lunch. Please note that the radically respond to His call to follow Him whole- courses are aimed at adults and older teens. Introit Jubilate Deo heartedly. Jesus is inviting you to spend time with Him, FRIDAY, MAY 20 Kyrie 1 so that you may discover His call to the priesthood. On First Session: July 4-8 Second Session: July 11-15 St. Bernardine of Siena, Priest Alleluia Redemptionem misit June 3 - 5 at St. Augutine’s Seminary there will be an The topic for the Second Session: The Church in the Catacombs Alleluia Oportet pati SATURDAY, MAY 21 opportunity for young men 18 years or older to spend a weekend in prayer and reflection and for information on Credo 5 St. Eugene de Mazenod, Bishop 10:00 (+) Relatives and Friends of Parishioners the process of becoming Christ’s disciple through the Offertory Lauda Anima Catholic priesthood. 5:00 (+) Bill & Lucy Metcalfe, req. by the Sherlock ST. FELIX OF CANTALICE, F.D. Allein Gott in der Höh sei Her, bicinium, J.S. Bach Family MAY 18 Sanctus 1 ST. PIUS X PARISH: CELEBRATING 60 YEARS OF FAITH Agnus 1 IN THE BLOOR WEST VILLAGE COMMUNITY (1951- MASS INTENTIONS St. Felix of Cantalice was born to 2011) Communion Modicum Sometimes our book for Mass intentions is filled for peasant parents in Cantalice, Italy. Please join us for the Anniversary Mass followed by a Regina Caeli Laetare, solemn tone months in advance, and sometimes we have openings for As a boy he worked hard as a farm reception on Saturday, May 28, 2011. Pièce d’Orgue, J.S. Bach the present time. If you have been thinking about laborer and shepherd, and, in 1543, 2305 Bloor Street West Toronto, 4:00 pm requesting a Mass for a special intention, now is a good became a Capuchin lay brother. It Mass of Thanksgiving: Archbishop Thomas Collins, time! is said that he was well noted for his piety. In 1547 he Main Celebrant was sent to Rome as questor, begging for bread and wine 5:00 pm Reception, Parish Hall RSVP 416-767-1859 Vespers and Benediction TREAT YOUR CHILDREN TO A TEOPOLI SUMMER for the friars, and spent his remaining 38 years aiding the All parishioners, former parishioners, family and friends sick and the poor. In Rome, Felix preached in the street, Sundays at 5:00 p.m. at Holy Family Church, EXPERIENCE 1372 King Street West are welcome. rebuked corrupt politicians and officials, and exhorted The Teopoli Summer Experience (TSE) is a 12-day young men to stop leading dissolute lives. He also Catholic residential summer program for youth, ages 6 to 16 in the Muskoka area of Ontario. Activities include composed simple teaching canticles, and arranged for HAPPENING AT THE ORATORY PARISH FINANCES MAY 7/8 children to gather in groups to sing them as a way to swimming, canoeing, sports, art, music, drama, culture, teach them catechism. He could not even read, yet theology, daily Holy Mass and rosary. Since 1973, the Regular Collection $3076 theologians consulted him on spirituality and Scripture. TSE has provided a life-long spiritual formation to EVENING AT THE ORATORY ShareLife Collection $1298 Felix was revered by all and was a companion of St.
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