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The Diocese of Hamilton has a great Thank you for your very generous contributions to the You are invited to visit our Facebook page: website with a number of upcoming events that are open Monday, May 25 Disaster Relief collection for Nepal. An additional $1080 www.facebook.com/StRaphaelsParishBurlingtonOntario to everyone. Visit http://hamiltondiocese.com/ 9:00 a.m. Giorgio Beraldo + was collected for a grand total of $11,826. Please send future donations directly to the Canadian Catholic UPCOMING MEETINGS HALTON ALIVE'S Annual Walk for Life is Saturday, May Wednesday, May 27 Organization for Development and Peace. Envelopes can Rosary Cenacle Prayer Group 30 at Burlington Christian Fellowship, 2054 Mountainside 9:00 a.m. Vito & Maria Mimma Spagnolo + be found at the Welcome Desk in the parish entrance. Every Monday, 9:40 a.m., St. Anthony Rm. Dr., Burlington. Participating in the Walk for Life creates a Bridge and Euchre Session visible presence for life and helps raise funds to support Thursday, May 28 MOVIE NIGHT: Our next movie and potluck Every Monday, 1:00 p.m., Parish Centre pro-life education in our schools and communities. If we th 9:00 a.m. Margaret Giroux + night will be on May 30 at 6:15 p.m. Movie: 9AM Sunday Mass Choir Rehearsal all give a little we can do a lot! Halton Alive would love to James Duguay + “Temple Grandin”: A biopic of Temple Grandin, Every Wednesday, 9:45 a.m., Church see you and your family at the walk and enjoy a BBQ Patrick O’Melia + an autistic woman who has become one of the S.E.N.T. Group afterward. Visit www.haltonalive.com/walk-for-life for Darryll Malley, Spec. Int. top scientists in the humane livestock handling Every Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., Parish Centre more information and pledge forms. Send any questions Tom & Lee Olds, Spec. Int. industry. If you plan to attend, we suggest the following 11 o’clock Mass Choir Rehearsal to [email protected] or call 905-632-3232. for the pot luck dinner: If your last name begins with: A Every Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Church Friday, May 29 to I - bring a dessert, J to Q - bring a side dish, R to Z - Precious Blood of Jesus Prayer Group MARIAN DAY OF MERCY, Healing and Forgiveness 9:00 a.m. Fr. Klemen Stolcar, C.M. + bring a main dish. Don’t forget - B.Y.O.B and bring a Every Thursday, 9:30 a.m., St. Anthony Rm. through God’s Mercy. Speakers: Fr. Denis Phaneuf, Moira th family member or friend. Coffee, tea and popcorn will be Spanish Prayer Group Noonan. Saturday, May 30 , 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Canada Saturday, May 30 provided. For further info please contact Renata at 905- Every Friday, 6:30 p.m., St. Francis Rm. Christian College, 50 Gervais Dr., Toronto. Free 5:00 p.m. Bernard MacDonald + 637-2457 or [email protected] admission. Register at www.MarianDay.ca or email Sophie & Matt Pacovsky + AROUND THE DIOCESE [email protected] or call 416-251-4245 Joseph Loncaric + SUMMER 2015 BIBLE CAMP: Rozanne Petersen, Spec. Int. July 6 – July 10 for children from J.K. to SOUNDS OF JOY: All are invited to the 1st annual talent HOLY SEPULCHRE CEMETERY SPRING MASS Vincenzo Luppino + Grade 6. Registration forms are in the Parish show “Sounds of Joy” celebrating the musical talents of Most Reverend Douglas Crosby, OMI, DD, Bishop of Sunday, May 31 Entrance as well as our website: www.straphaels.ca.
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