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Our Lady of Fatima Church Mon Liturgical Publications 3171 LENWORTH DR. #12 MISSISSAUGA, ON L4X 2G6 1-800-268-2637 Ottawa Physiotherapy Because & Sport Clinic Westboro family Our Lady of Fatima Church Mon. - Fri. 7am-8pm, Sat. 8am-1pm Your Local Honda Dealer for over 35 Years SPOT 347 Churchill Ave. N. 613.728.4160 www.optsc.com 955 Richmond Rd. 613-726-0333 • OttawaHonda.com matters! 613-828-2313 153 Woodroffe Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario K2A 3T8 kellyfh.ca/Carling OFFICE HOURS: ® Phone 613 722-7661 Fax 613 722-6406 GIFTS & SOUVENIRS Kelly Funeral Home [email protected] www.fatimaparish.ca Monday-Friday 9 am - 3 pm FOR ALL RELIGIOUS OCCASIONS YOUNG DRIVERS Carling Chapel WEEKDAY MASSES 602-1260 Old Innes Rd. 613-745-1537 1550 Carling Ave. Suite 202 by Arbor Memorial (Innes Rd. & St. Laurent Blvd.) Mon-Sat 9 am, Wed 4:30 pm Greek www.liturgica.ca 613-829-9394 • yd.com/ottawa Arbor Memorial Inc. 15% Off First Visit Ivan and John Vranjes Denture Clinic SUNDAY MASSES Breakfast Sat 4:30 pm, Sun 8:30 am, 10:00 am, 11:30 am Lunch • Dinner Proudly Serving Ottawa Since 1973 CONFESSION SPOT 911 Richmond Rd. 338 Woodroffe Ave. 613-722-4111 One half hour before all masses except Sunday 613-820-5040 www.ottawadentureclinics.net SCHOOLS Our Lady of Fatima Anita Vandenbeld, M.P. Michael Keeler, Principal 613 722-4075 Ottawa West—Nepean Dr. F.J. McDonald Constituency Office Cindy Bissonnette, Principal 613 829-3878 1315 Richmond Rd., Unit 8 613-990-7720 Notre Dame High School [email protected] Michael Curry, Principal 613 722-6565 www.AnitaMP.ca Martin Manadan Hulse, Playfair & McGarry Accounting & Tax Funeral & Cremation Services / Services Funéraires et de crémation Personal & Business Tax Returns PASTORAL TEAM Serving Your Community Since 1925 Accounting service for small business Call Us With Confidence... Pastor: Rev. Bosco Wong Weekend Ministry: Archbishop Brendan O’Brien 613-909-3184 Office Manager: Irene Desjardins Parish Secretary: June Laderoute Maintenance: Stan Bielec www.hpmcgarry.ca 613-233-1143 www.ManadanAccounting.com Chair, Pastoral Council: Zenon Slodki Chair, Finance Council: Tim Grieve Chair, Liturgy: Myla Haack Your Purely "We Care" Environmental MINISTRIES w Altar Guild Susan Albert 613-722-7661 Choice! ww 2 .la 697 ysie 20- Altar Servers - Junior Richard Arrigo 613-722-7661 61 - 1 Hair, Skin & Nails - 10% off your first service with this ad. ngcouturier.com 613-8 SPOT Altar Servers - Senior Peter Cromwell 613-829-4295 911 Richmond Rd. 613-715-9503 www.purenvi.ca Bridal Gowns Carlingwood Mall 613 728 1874 Bridesmaid Dresses Aux. Ministers of Holy Eucharist Edna Cromwell 613-829-4295 Baptism - Infant/Child Myla Haack 613-828-7824 Evening • Prom Tax Return Services Remember... Cordial, efficient & money saving Catholic Women's League and Milk Matt Ministry Jean Anderson 613-680-2823 Mothers Sheila Dawson-Knight Children's Sunday Liturgy Patricia Tolgyesy 613-722-7661 Let our advertisers know Laysieng will be teaching CRA Registered E-Filer Christian Meditation Gail Cantwell 613-722-7661 you saw their ad here. a new course called [email protected] Cursillo Representative Bernie Reilander 613-820-2228 Design your own pattern 819-682-4239 Development and Peace Parish Office 613-722-7661 One stop to maintain to fit your body Funeral Team Parish Office 613-722-7661 Knights of Columbus Adam Johnson 613-400-9166 excellent health for your Youth to seniors are eyes and your teeth! Ladies of Fatima Joan Comba 613-828-7091 welcome to register! THE PERFECT SPOT Lectors Michelle Denison 613-820-4453 Carling Optometric Centre 613-288-2883 Woodroffe Dental Centre 613-722-3000 [email protected] Legion of Mary Linda Wicker 613-820-9735 2199 Carling Avenue • New Patients & Emergencies Welcome 1342 Wellington St W TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS! Library Mary Holder 613-792-1503 Marriage Preparation Rosa Paliotti & Chris Sandes 613-722-9617 Ministers of Hospitality Debbie Allen 613-820-4149 Music Ministry: Sat 4:30pm Choir and Funeral Choir Peter Domitrovits 613-695-3907 CARPET Sun 8:30am/10:00am/11:30am Choir Jonathan Bondoc 613-697-3896 Ottawa West Community Support Chris Sandes 613-722-9617 Everyone's wishes & choices are unique. Let & FLOORING Pastoral Care Linda Wicker 613-820-9735 Beechwood Cemetery help you prepare today, EST Pro-Life Catherine Swimmings 613-729-1869 SPOT so your family can cherish all the memories. 1967 TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE PLEASE CALL RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Parish Office 613-722-7661 280 Beechwood 613-741-9530 2181 Carling Ave. 1-800-268-2637 Sacramental Preparation for children in public school Parish Office 613-722-7661 www.beechwoodottawa.ca Funeral, Cemetery and Cremation Services Services funéraires, cimetière et crémation 613-729-6663 Sacristan Parish Office 613-722-7661 Owned by the Beechwood Cemetery Foundation & operated by the Beechwood Cemetery Company [email protected] Seniors Card Group Gordon Stoddard 613-828-9016 Separated/Divorced Ministry Irene Desjardins 613-722-7661 Lima Denture & Implant Solutions LEO Small Christian Communities Parish Office 613-722-7661 Your Smile is our Business!® Spiritual Direction Sr. Marjorie Myles 613 828-1428 GARAGE WAGORN Adam Lima Joseph Lima Michael Lima DD,B.Sc. T.D.,R.D.T.,DD DD St. Vincent de Paul James K. McDonell 613 828-5166 GENERAL REPAIR & SONS INC. 797 Richmond Rd. 1580 Merivale Rd. Suite 302 240 Catherine St. To donate articles call the store at 613 722-7166 Specializing in Asian Cars Full Automotive Service 613-728-5532 613-224-1001 613-235-5462 2046 Scott Street 613-722-4289 1526 Raven Ave. www.DentureclinicOttawa.com 613-728-1229 61 - 1 PENTECOST SUNDAY SUNDAY, MAY 31, 2020 THE FOLLOWING ARE ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED Catholics are encouraged to participate in the holy sacrifice of the Deacon Cuddihy, Sofie, Frank, Shelly 1) Pentecost Reflection: MASS TIMES AND INTENTIONS Mass via Mass shown on television or the internet. We are invited Firth, James Marquardt, Edith Wright, Pentecost Sunday is the grand Fr Bosco is celebrating daily Mass to continue to pray at home with our families and join with the Theresa Veaudry-Abbott, Toni Kramar, climax of the fifty days of Easter. privately. Please be assured that the scheduled Mass virtual Mass by making an act of spiritual communion. (see details Peter, Catherine & Steve Offierski, The gospel takes us back to the intention is being prayed for and honored. posted on our website) Michael Anderson, Sandra & Ken evening of the day of the Resurrection. It speaks of the presence Our Mass is live-streamed daily on YouTube at Kraglund, Bill & Carol Fitzpatrick, Catherine Levasseur, Etta of the Lord and the conferral of the Holy Spirit. In the Sunday 9:00am. Please click on the link on our website as we Here are a few options for daily Mass on TV: Vision TV – Sunday McKeown, Redge Doyle, Cynthia Hyduk, Maria Henriksen, Eucharist, the Lord is present in our midst, and the Spirit celebrate Mass together. 8am, Monday-Friday 8am and noon, Saturday 8am and 9:30am. Bridget Cyr, John, Brian, Paul McDonell, Marion Rodrigues, Sue breathes powerfully within the celebration. And the Lord says to Salt+Light – Sunday – 11am and 10:30pm, Monday-Saturday Smith, Theresa Ziebell, Sr. Essie Kofie, Elizabeth Muldoon, us, as he said to the disciples then, “As the Father has sent me, SATURDAY, MAY 30th, 2020 6:30am, 11am, 3pm, 10:30pm, yesTV – Sunday – 10:30am, Marian Teevens, Claudette McSorley, Remedios Balgos, so I send you.” [National Bulletin of Liturgy, vol. 33 #165] 4:30 pm Soul of Donald J. McGee by Margaret McGee Monday-Saturday 1pm. Claude, Liam McGee, Patricia & Victor Tolgyesy, Damian, Brian, SUNDAY, MAY 31st, 2020 Richard Weber, Vincent Quinn, Rowena Cruzado, Mike, Mary, 2) Our province has eased the lockdown somewhat. It is time 8:30 am For all Parishioners There are many resources available on the Diocesan website. Peter McAllister, Gerry Comba, Alex Mask, Duane Clark, John that we think of what we need to do once we can resume our MONDAY, JUNE 1st, 2020 Visit www.catholicottawa.ca/pastoral-resources-for-the-pandemic Dawes, Kristina Robinson, Charlie Laderoute, Danilo Gomez, liturgical practice. I shall inform you of the diocesan directives 9:00 am Intentions of Joan Shouldice by Judy Cooney -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Flavio & Amelia Gomez, Rosalina Flores, Joan Comba, Chris once they become available. Meanwhile, it would be wise to TUESDAY, JUNE 2nd, 2020 SENIORS: The Council on Aging of Ottawa gathers information of Jarrett, Rick Allan, Russ Grant, Jacob Dawes, Mike & Jacquie have available personal masks to protect yourself and others, 9:00 am Soul of Ernest Moore interest to seniors. Updates are available at McMullen, Jo Ann, Renata, Mary Carmody, Stan, Emilie Kamo, to have available sanitizers and if you are unwell, the Sunday by Rolia and Desjardins Families www.coaottawa.ca/impact-updates. Tammy Bushnik. Please note that at the end of each month this obligation will not apply. I continue to pray for all of you at WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3rd, 2020 list will be deleted. If you would like to re-list a name, please prayers and Mass daily. OTTAWA CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARD: 9:00 am Soul of Sheila McGoldrick If your child attends an contact the office at 613-722-7661 or [email protected] by Pauline Hendrick Ottawa Catholic School Board school, and needs any support 3) We continue to livestream Masses, both weekdays and including internet access or electronic devices such as a THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, 2020 YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED. Did you weekends. Those who have computer, cell phone or other Chromebook, email your school principal for help, call the school 9:00 am Birthday Mass of Thanksgiving know our parish depends exclusively on the on-going electronic devices can benefit from it.
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