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St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church Liturgical Publications 3171 LENWORTH DR. #12 MISSISSAUGA, ON L4X 2G6 (800) 268-2637 A Lifelong Parishioner McEachnie & Pickering Resident Funeral Home ST. ISAAC JOGUES CATHOLIC CHURCH Certified tutors for students in all grades. BRYAN RODRIGUES Companions & Personal Support Workers Science, Math and ESL 28 Old Kingston Road Household Management, Personal Care Sales Representative 647-834-1757 www.AtomicSpringboard.com Pickering Village Respite & Palliative Care Bus: 905-619-9500 1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering, Ontario, L1V 1J6 Brushstrokes Paint, Paper & Reno Scott McEachnie Tel: (905) 428-8488 (Hourly, Overnight & Live-in Care) Dir: 416-453-2647 T: 905-831-3353 F: 905-420-6365 Manager Transportation to medical appts. & social outings Handyman Services [email protected] ST. ISAAC JOGUES CATHOLIC CHURCH Fax: (905) 683-2180 Serving Durham & surrounding areas Mike Hergott W: http://stisaacjogueschurch.com E: [email protected] W. David McEachnie VAC Health Identification Cards accepted 1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering, ON L1V 1J6 Reg. Manager 416-737-0874 HERITAGE REALTY INC. 905-509-8469 or 1-877-509-8469 BROKERAGE Trillium Funeral Corporation www.homewelldurham.com [email protected] PARISHTel: 905-831-3353 PRIEST Fr. Fax: Paul 905-420-6365 Dobson Chartered Accountants Family Physician STEVE LOVISEK Website: http://stisaacjogueschurch.com/ASSOCIATE PRIEST Fr. Michael Email: Simoes [email protected] Rouge River Realty Ltd., Brokerage AUDREY LOVISEK Walk-in clinic Income Tax • GST DEACON Rev. Mr. Rudy Ovcjak Bookkeeping • Payroll 1550 Kingston Road Steve Kostka DEACON Rev. Mr. Ken Sylvan Sales Representative 905-509-3717 905-421-0220 Bus: 905-831-5115 SECRETARYPARISH P RIEST: PatFr. PaulSmith Dobson Robertson Open Monday to Saturday Cell: 416-567-0016 YOUTHASSOCIATE MINISTER PRIEST: Shelly Fr. Michael Coish Simoes www.themedicalsupplystore.ca www.SteveKostka.com 635 Kingston Rd. 905-839-6200 "For The Best Results, Call Steve" DEACON: Rev. Mr. Rudy Ovcjak DEACON: Rev. Mr. Ken Sylvan SERVING THE DURHAM COMMUNITY SINCE 1980 SUNDAY MASSES C.I. RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES LITURGICAL LIFE SECRETARY: Pat Smith Robertson YOUTH MINISTER: Shelly Coish Desmond Religious Articles Catholic Books Contact: Paul S. Przybylo Saturday Vigil 4:30pm Kerr Baptism, First Communion & Confirmation Gifts 905-839-4484 Toll Free: 1-877-839-4484 Sunday 8:30am, 10:00am, 11:30am, 7:00pm 3458 Kingston Rd. (at Markham Rd.) Altar Servers Deacon Rudy Ovcjak 647-970-4495 30 yrs Experience (Parishioner) 416-267-7126 www.walkerhead.com (Rosary 15 minutes before each Mass) 647-545-7448 [email protected] 1315 Pickering Parkway, Suite 800 (Liverpool and 401) Children's Liturgy Doris Sweeney 905-837-2944 DAILY MASSES Tours Available ™ Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion 1955 Valley Farm Rd. David Easson 905-409-1582 Monday to Friday 7:30am Wednesday 7:00pm 905-831-2641 WEALTH MANAGEMENT Lectors Joe Przybylo 905-839-8233 www.orchardvilla.ca Saturday 8:30am • Financial Planning • Investment Planning Anna or Beata Ushers & Greeters Steve Dugal 416-436-3203 First Friday 7:30pm • Tax Planning • Estate Planning Floral Designers / Owners Music Coordinator Anna Hughes 905-576-9398 First Saturday: 11:00am Extraordinary Form of the Connect Realty, Brokerage 905-420-8044 Gordon A. Gheyssen 1105 Finch Ave. Unit 1A, Pickering Roman Rite (Latin) Michael J. Wilson ASSANTE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT LTD. 905-420-1230 [email protected] Organist: Andrew Weleschuk Senior Financial Advisor, (Mass will be offered at 10:00am on Public Holidays) Broker [email protected] CFP, RFP www.FinchFlowers.ca Sacraments of First Holy Communion & Confirmation Ext. 505 Direct: 416-575-7069 Office: 905-683-1790 Dr. Paul Countryman Youth Choir: Vanessa Lowing SACRAMENT OF PENANCE (CONFESSIONS) "Serving the Real Estate Needs www.catholic-cemeteries.com Cosmetic & Family Dentistry of Fellow Parishioners" Parish Choir: Anna Hughes Saturday 9:00 to 9:30am, 3:45 to 4:15pm. Resurrection Cemetery 905-668-8912 St. Isaac Jogues Parishioner [email protected] Gregorian Choir Michelle Cuyugan 647-292-1422 Sunday: 15 minutes prior to each Holy Mass www.michaelwilsonhomes.com Christ the King Cemetery 905-471-0121 Pickfair Plaza 905-831-7555 (Any time by appointment) urham Dental Centres Durham Dental Centres TAX-R-US Shan Manickavasagar 225 - 1 YOUTH MINISTRY Shelly Coish Ext. 223 CHARTERED PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT Mobile Mortgage Specialist EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Personal & Business Taxes EDGE Programme: Grade 6, 7 & 8 Wednesday between the morning and evening Masses Bookkeeping & Accounting 416-705-5392 Please join us on the 2nd and 4th Friday of the month First Fridays after morning Mass until 6:30pm Holy Hour "Gentle, Comfortable and Personalized Care" "Pickering/Ajax 2015 Lifeteen Programme: Highschool Students All aspects of General Dentistry Readers' Choice Awards" Achievers Realty DEVOTIONS Please join us on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month www.durhamdental.ca 416-558-7547 Michael (Mike) Our Lady of Perpetual Help: Every Wednesday at 7:00pm Dr. Valerie D'silva We Create to Innovate ~ PICKERING ~ AJAX ~ WHITBY ~ Parishioner www.taxrus.ca 1822 Whites Rd. 905-831-8920 Arnold First Friday: Holy Hour at 6:30pm COLIN L. OLDMAN B.Com. LL.B Sales Representative OTHER APOSTOLATES Residential Real Estate BAPTISM Shani Hanwella, Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant 65 OLD KINGSTON ROAD, AJAX - (905) 683-2741 Parishioner / K of C Bereavement Carole Fowles 905-420-4165 SPOT Former Visa Officer at the High Commission of Canada in Colombo, Sri Lanka Baptisms are celebrated at least once per month. Parents are 1585 Markham Rd., Suite 407, Scarborough LAWSON CLARK & OLDMAN Est. 1955 905-428-7677 Legion of Mary Zita Rodrigues Ext. 504 PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION - BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES to be registered parishioners. To register your child for 416 298 0990 | www.novaim.ca | [email protected] [email protected] Rosary Apostolate Camille Jacques-Carr 905-509-8500 DORIA'S baptism, pick-up a baptism package in the parish office. St Vincent de Paul Ben Jardine Ext. 502 Oshawa - Clarington GARAGE LTD. Repairs to All Makes (at White's Road Shell) MARRIAGE Rick Wilson • Eric Girard Couples planning to be married contact the parish office at 1211 Kingston Road 905-420-4040 or 905-839-9291 PARISH ORGANIZATIONS least one year in advance. No wedding date is to be set Health Center Catholic Women's League Marie James 905-839-8890 BEST SELECTION • EXTENSIVE DISPLAYS • EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE Dr. Claire de Guzman-Dayot, D.M.D. Celebrating 16 Years of Business before consultation with the Priests/Deacons. At least one 905-655-0601 4105 Lakeridge Road, Whitby General Dentistry - Orthodontics - TMJ Periodontics - Snoring - Sleep Dentistry in Your Neighbourhood Knights of Columbus Paul Bertrand 905-622-5910 of the parties must be a registered parishioner. 905-683-0887 At Lakeridge & Taunton, 416-984-4332 the edge of the 247 Simcoe St. N., Suite 202 905-728-1081 698 Kingston Rd. (905) 831-3919 Children's Play Group Ramona Kelland 905-831-5772 www.OshawaClaringtonDentalHealthCentre.com arntstopsoil.com Ajax - Whitby border Michael Doria - Owner Parish Finance Council Bart Calderone 905-839-9116 RITE OF INITIATION OF ADULTS INTO THE Free Investment Review CATHOLIC FAITH (RCIA) Please Patronize Our Advertisers! Bldg/Maint. Council Charlie Johnson 416-799-9243 Interested in becoming Catholic? Please contact the office. For advertising space call Refugee Committee Joe Przybylo 905-839-8233 Susan M. Lepp 1-800-268-2637 Financial Advisor PASTORAL CARE OF THE ILL OR HOMEBOUND 1105 Finch Ave., Unit 1B CHEVROLET 715 Kingston Road 905-831-4611 PARISH SCHOOLS PRINCIPAL Requests for the Sacrament of the Sick, prayers or (401 & Whites Road) FLAHERTY McCARTHY LLP visitations, please call the parish office. CADILLAC 2693 www.edwardjones.com BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS St. Elizabeth Seton Sharon Bird 905-839-0005 BUICK 905.831.BOYER GMC [email protected] MEMBER - Canadian St. Isaac Jogues Jim Raper 905-839-1844 Investor Protection Fund TODD J. McCARTHY WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS! SPOT New & Used • Sales & Leasing • Service • Parts • Body Shop B.A., LL.B. St. Wilfrid Lyn Wardle 905-427-6225 To be a registered member of our parish is to have a sense of Sales Hours of Operation: Service and Parts Hours of Operation: McPherson Lawn Care Mon - Thu 9am - 8:00pm Mon - Thu 7am - 7:30pm Total Lawn & 132 Dundas St. W. Notre Dame Secondary Joe D'Amico 905-686-4300 belonging to the Catholic Church locally. Please introduce Friday 9am - 5:30pm Friday 7am - 5:00pm Saturday 9am - 5:30pm Saturday 8am - 2:00pm Garden Care Whitby St. Mary Secondary Michael O'Brien 905-420-7166 yourself to the Priests or Deacons and register in the office. "We at Boyer's are committed to building a lifetime relationship Chris McPherson (905) 666-0231 with you. Your satisfaction measures our success." 905.655.0070 225 - 1 SPOT EASTER SUNDAY MARCH 27, 2016 225 - 1 FROM THE PARISH PRIEST NEXT SHARELIFE SUNDAY IS APRIL 17 Mass Intentions & Parish Activities MONDAY 28 MARCH OF THE EASTER OCTAVE ALLELUIA ! During Paschaltide, 10:00am Mass: + Mat Obal It is difficult to point to any one Working wonders overseas through the Pastoral Mission Fund …. instead of the Angelus, we pray “This workshop has helped me to reflect on my priestly call, a TUESDAY 29 MARCH OF THE EASTER OCTAVE particular moment as the climax of 7:30am Mass: + David Obina the Easter Vigil: there are so many privileged service in God’s Kingdom; and has reenergized me and WEDNESDAY 30 MARCH OF THE EASTER OCTAVE wonderful ones! But they must my brother priests to be better in our service. Given our rural and Our Lady’s Easter Antiphon: 7:30am Mass: + Pedro Mamaril certainly include the proclamation of remote location, serving people who live in poverty can be 4:00pm Youth Choir the Easter “Alleluia” before the draining at times. This workshop and dialogue has made a Regina Caeli 6:40pm Benediction Gospel. Ever since Ash Wednesday, renewing impact for many of us.
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