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04 October 2020 St. Anne 04 OCTOBER Catholic Church 2020 7610 - 87th Street, Osoyoos, B.C. 27th SUNDAY V0H 1V0 Parish Staff: MASS SCHEDULE Pastor: Rev. Peter Tompkins Saturdays: 5:00 pm Secretary Cheryl Harper Sundays: 8:30 am & 10:30 am Mailing Address: Weekdays: (check schedule on Page 2) P.O. Box 242, Osoyoos, B.C. V0H 1V0 Website: www.stanneosoyoos.org Reconciliation: Saturdays 4:00 to 4:30 PM Telephone: 250-495-6815 E-mail address: [email protected] Our Lady of Lourdes Mission - Mass in Chopaka Office Hours: Wednesday to Friday 30th to 2nd 1st Sunday of each month 9:30 AM to 12 Noon Next Mass: 12:30 PM This Sunday, 04 October Sacramental Preparation Baptisms: Contact the Pastor 2 months in advance Weddings: Contact the Pastor 6 months in advance PARISH ORGANIZATIONS Parish Council Contact: Denis Richer…780.645.8660 C.W.L. Contact: Cheryl Harper…....306.831.2000 Prayer Group Contact: Laurie Martin….250.495.2964 P.R.E.P. Contact: Fr. Peter………..….250.495.6815 STEWARDSHIP: OFFERTORY COLLECTIONS Sunday Collection 26/27 September $ 1,714.00 Weekly budget $ 2,300.00 Canadian Missions &CCCB (2 week total) $ 733.80 Thank you for supporting our parish. QUICK 20s Please call the office for appointments with Fr. Peter this “The tenants beat one servant, killed another and week. Available times: stoned another.” [Matthew 21:35] Wednesday, 07 October, 10:30 AM to 12 Noon Thursday, 08 October, 11 AM to 12 Noon WELCOME We are happy to host travelers and visitors at our Masses this THE PARISH PRAYER GROUP autumn weekend. Enjoy your stay in our area. Be safe on the All parishioners are welcome to attend on Monday highways and stay healthy in your family group. evenings, 7 PM in the church. Covid-19 protocols apply. Please help us update our Parish records by cutting out & completing this form. Please place in the collection basket or return to the Parish office. NAME:___________________________________________________________________________________ TELEPHONE #:__________________________ COLLECTION ENVELOPE BOX #_____________ ADDRESS (STREET):______________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS (MAILING):_____________________________________________________________________ E-MAIL ADDRESS_________________________________ POSTAL CODE:____________________ I would like to receive the bulletin via weekly e-mail.__________________ I would like to begin using a boxed set of collection envelopes.__________ MASS INTENTIONS 03 to 11 October 2020 Saturday 03 October 5 PM ...…….………………........................................Int. Sharon and Charles Kwong Wah Sunday 04 October 8:30 AM.…...……[27th Sunday]………..…………………Int. Catherine & Jordan Schaad Sunday 04 October 10:30 AM ..………………………………….………………...…....…..…….….Pro Populo Monday 05 October 9 AM….…….……………............................................................................Int. Anna Petrin Tuesday 06 October 9 AM ………...[St. Bruno]............................................................................Int. Holy Souls Wednesday 07 October 9 AM.……..…...[Our Lady of the Rosary]...............................................Rep. Maria Pereira Thursday 08 October 9 AM….……..………………………………………….............Int. Nicola & Ryan Finnson Friday 09 October 9 AM….……............................................................................................Rep. Teodoro Mellace 9:30 AM to 11 AM …..Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction…..……...….…..………… Saturday 10 October 5 PM ...….……………………….............................................................Rep. Gordon Zelko Sunday 11 October 8:30 AM.…...……[28th Sunday]…………………..……....Rep. Antonio & Maria Moreira Sunday 11 October 10:30 AM ..…………………………………………….…...…….....….………..Pro Populo HOLY TRIVIA REQUESTING MASS INTENTIONS Last Bulletin: The 26th of September is the celebration of What does it mean to have a Mass “offered” for someone? the Canadian Martyrs. The shrine is in Midland, Ontario. The published intention (and announced on weekdays), and These Jesuits martyrs died in the mid-17th century in what at the heart of the priest’s prayer, may be for the living, the is now Ontario and upstate New York. They were deceased, in thanksgiving for grace received, and also for canonized by Pope Pius XI ninety years ago. They died special occasions (anniversaries or birthdays). The parish here but each of these eight martyr-saints was born in office is stocked with Mass Cards for these intentions which another country. Which one? may be sent to a surviving family or to the person for whom A] Italy B] Spain C] Mexico D] France the Mass is offered. All parishioners may request Mass This Week: The 7th of October is the Feast Day of the intentions, though we do try to keep a couple of openings Holy Rosary, in the month of the Holy Rosary, October. In each week on the calendar, in case there are requests for this bulletin there is a backgrounder to explain the origins someone who is ill, heading for surgery, wedding of the Rosary prayer (see 4th page). Tradition has it that anniversary, etc. If we have too many Masses we can one saint, in a vision, received the Rosary from the Blessed support some of the smaller missions and parishes by Mother Mary. Which saint? forwarding Mass intentions to them for a more timely A] St. Catherine of Siena B] St. Dominic offering of the Mass. Please remember that no date is C] St. Elizabeth of Hungary D] St. Gregory absolutely guaranteed. There may be a Funeral Mass, or the Answer in the next bulletin pastor may be away. Nearby dates will allow for a prompt re-scheduling. Also, Saturday 5 PM and Sunday 8:30 AM P.R.E.P. Masses are listed in consecutive bulletins, but are The religious education program for our parish children unannounced at Mass. There are plenty of open dates in the continues this year with increased emphasis on family coming autumn season of 2020. In early November, after participation in the home program. The new catechism All Souls Day, you will be able to reserve dates for 2021. books for the children have arrived and I will be meeting On All Souls Day, Monday, 02 November, we plan to visit with each family to provide the text book for each child’s Lakeview Cemetery to offer prayers for our deceased year. I will contact families to arrange for a meeting over relatives, parishioners and friends. You may also wish to the next two weeks. Meanwhile, all parishioners can include the names of your family members to be named in continue to pray for the religious education of our youth. the Mass on All Souls Day. This year will be different. Half a dozen are preparing for their first Holy Communion Please prepare a PRINTED list of your family names. On while two are preparing for Confirmation. ~PT 18 October, for three Sundays, a box will be available as you enter the church, to deposit your list. WEBSITES TO KEEP YOU CONNECTED www.nelsondiocese.org for Mass with Bishop Bittman 9 AM Sunday from Immaculate Conception Church, Kelowna www.youtube.com for “Bishop Robert Barron daily Mass” www.cccb.ca for the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops www.usccb.org for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops www.universalis.com for daily Mass readings and the Breviary prayers for the hours throughout the day www.bccdc.ca for information from the Chief Medical Officer and the Minister of Health www.zenit.org for the world seen from Rome http://www.vatican.va/archive/ENG0015/_INDEX.HTM for the Catechism of the Catholic Church http://www.kofc.org/en/columbia/index.html Columbia magazine of the Knights of Columbus (articles current & archived) https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/about.php for news about the Catholic Church www.catholic.org for a Catholic “library” on-line https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/emergency-preparedness-response-recovery/covid-19-provincial-support/bc-restart-plan www.beholdvancouver.org A new website for the Catholic laity: questions, connections, webinars, blogs, and more. Masses are also celebrated throughout the day and televised on Salt + Light, EWTN, and Vision TV. ATTENDING MASS - WORSHIP IN THE TIME OF COVID-19 The PERFECT shouldn’t become the enemy of the GOOD. In other words, do all that we reasonably can even if there is no perfect protection from the virus. PREPARING TO ATTEND SUNDAY MASS, PLEASE OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING: 1. Registration is required for attendance at all of the Masses so that we can limit the congregation to a count of 50. The contact information, which you provide by phone, email, or on-line registration, is retained in our parish office for 30 days. Should there be an outbreak, the Interior Health Authority and the B.C. Ministry of Health need to be able to contact people who may have been infected. Bishop Gregory Bitmann has continued the dispensation from the obligation to attend SundayMass. What that means is that if you are not confident in the safety of environments outside of your home, you need not heroically venture out. There are three ways to register for one of the three Masses, with your name and telephone number: by on-line registration link (each person individually, include your name and telephone number in the box). From the parish office, you will receive an email with a new link each week, by Monday morning, for the following weekend Masses. by email, including your name and telephone number, to the parish office [email protected] by telephone, Monday to Friday 9:30 AM to 12 Noon (we will also check the voicemail) At the church, please confirm your registration with the usher in the church foyer to verify your attendance. It is helpful if people avoid arriving just a few minutes before Mass. The only entrance is through the main door (near the confessional). Ushers will be alert if the wheel-chair ramp is needed. Hand sanitizer is to be used when entering and exiting the church. 2. Wear a mask and wash and sanitize hands regularly. 3. Stay at home if you are not well, and stay at home if your health is compromised with other conditions and you feel vulnerable to germs. 4. Stay apart from each other by 2 meters.
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