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St.I Saacj Oguesc Atholicc Hurch 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 Companions & Personal Support Workers BRYAN RODRIGUES 28 Old Kingston Road Household Management, Personal Care medrehabgroup.com Sales Representative Pickering Village Respite & Palliative Care Freedom from pain is just Bus: 905-619-9500 1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering, Ontario, L1V 1J6 (Hourly, Overnight & Live-in Care) Scott McEachnie Tel: (905) 428-8488 a phone call away. Dir: 416-453-2647 T: 905-831-3353 F: 905-420-6365 Manager Transportation to medical appts. & social outings [email protected] Fax: (905) 683-2180 Serving Durham & surrounding areas W: http://stisaacjogueschurch.com E: [email protected] W. David McEachnie VAC Health Identification Cards accepted 1105 Kingston Rd. E. Reg. Manager HERITAGE REALTY INC. 905-509-8469 or 1-877-509-8469 BROKERAGE Trillium Funeral Corporation www.homewelldurham.com 905-837-5000 PARISH PRIEST Fr. Paul Dobson Chartered Accountants Family Physician STEVE LOVISEK ASSOCIATE PRIEST Fr. Michael Simoes Rouge River Realty Ltd., Brokerage AUDREY LOVISEK Accepting Patients Income Tax • GST DEACON Rev. Mr. Rudy Ovcjak Bookkeeping • Payroll 1550 Kingston Rd. Steve Kostka DEACON Rev. Mr. Ken Sylvan Sales Representative 905-509-3717 905-421-0220 Bus: 905-831-5115 SECRETARY Pat Smith Robertson Open Monday to Saturday Cell: 416-567-0016 YOUTH MINISTER Shelly Coish www.themedicalsupplystore.ca www.SteveKostka.com 635 Kingston Rd. 905-839-6200 "For The Best Results, Call Steve" McEachnie Funeral Home SERVING THE DURHAM COMMUNITY SINCE 1980 SUNDAY MASSES Orchard Villa C.I. RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES LITURGICAL LIFE Retirement Residence Religious Articles Catholic Books Contact: Paul S. Przybylo Saturday Vigil 4:30pm Baptism, First Communion & Confirmation Gifts 905-839-4484 Toll Free: 1-877-839-4484 Sunday 8:30am, 10:00am, 11:30am, 7:00pm Tours Available 3458 Kingston Rd. (at Markham Rd.) Altar Servers Deacon Rudy Ovcjak 647-225-1915 1955 Valley Farm Rd. 905-831-2641 416-267-7126 www.walkerhead.com (Rosary 15 minutes before each Mass) www.orchardvilla.ca [email protected] 1315 Pickering Parkway, Suite 800 (Liverpool and 401) Children's Liturgy Doris Sweeney 905-837-2944 Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion DAILY MASSES ™ David Easson 905-409-1582 Monday to Friday 7:30am Connect Realty, Brokerage Wednesday 7:00pm Michael J. Wilson WEALTH MANAGEMENT Lectors Joe Przybylo 905-839-8233 Broker Saturday 8:30am Office: 905-683-1790 • Financial Planning • Investment Planning Anna or Beata Ushers & Greeters Steve Dugal 416-436-3203 First Friday 7:30pm Direct: 905-420-2929 • Tax Planning • Estate Planning Floral Designers / Owners Music Coordinator Anna Hughes 905-576-9398 First Saturday: 11:00am Extraordinary Form of the "Serving the Real Estate Needs 1105 Finch Ave. Unit 1A, Pickering of Fellow Parishioners" 905-420-8044 Gordon A. Gheyssen Organists: Andrew Weleschuk Roman Rite (Latin) www.mwsold.com ASSANTE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT LTD. Senior Financial Advisor, 905-420-1230 [email protected] (Mass will be offered at 10:00am on Public Holidays) "Make the Move with Mike!" [email protected] CFP, RFP FinchFlowerShop.com FinchFlowers.com Surinder S. Mundra CATHOLIC CEMETERIES Youth Choir: Vanessa Lowing ROSE OF DURHAM Archdiocese of Toronto Dr. Paul Countryman SACRAMENT OF PENANCE (CONFESSIONS) Caring assistance for pregnant young Senior Choir: Anna Hughes women and/or Teen Mothers & Fathers Resurrection, Whitby (905) 668-8912 Cosmetic & Family Dentistry Saturday 9:00 to 9:30am, 3:45 to 4:15pm. Completely Confidential Christ the King, Markham (905) 471-0121 St. Isaac Jogues Parishioner Gregorian Choir Surinder S. Mundra 416-731-4485 Sunday: 15 minutes prior to each Holy Mass Mausoleum, Cremation, Monument Lots and Shrine Sections Please Call (905) 432-3622 www.catholic-cemeteries.com Pickfair Plaza 905-831-7555 (Any time by appointment) Lucy’s Alterations 225 - 1 Accettone Funeral Home PICKERING YOUTH MINISTRY Shelly Coish Ext. 223 Men's, Women's & Children's Clothing EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Ajax-Pickering's only family owned funeral home OPTOMETRIC CLINIC Achievers Realty Over 30 Years Experence EDGE Programme: Grade 6, 7 & 8 Wednesday between the morning and evening Masses Dino Accettone • Ray Stephens Dr. E. Gillezeau Michael (Mike) For an appointment 384 Finley Ave., Ajax 905-428-9090 Dr. M.J. Fitzsimmons Lucy 905-420-3235 Please join us on the 2nd and 4th Friday of the month First Fridays after morning Mass until 6:30pm Holy Hour Dr. C. Wang Arnold Dr. L. Van & Assoc. Sales Representative Lifeteen Programme: Highschool Students DEVOTIONS OPTOMETRISTS Residential Real Estate Please join us on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month Repairs to All Makes Family Eye Care Parishioner / K of C Our Lady of Perpetual Help: Every Wednesday at 7:15pm Rick Wilson • Eric Girard Glasses & Contact Lenses 905-428-7677 Taking Hair to a New Level First Thursday: Holy Hour at 6:30pm 1211 Kingston Road 905-420-4040 or 905-839-9291 (905) 839-5303 (905) 683-1175 [email protected] 1822 Whites Rd. 905-831-8920 OTHER APOSTOLATES First Friday: Holy Hour at 6:30pm MATHEMATICS COLIN L. OLDMAN B.Com. LL.B AHMARI LAW FIRM Bereavement Carole Fowles 905-420-4165 Enrichment Programs 65 OLD KINGSTON ROAD, AJAX - (905) 683-2741 Ali Ahmari-Moghaddam BAPTISM Barrister & Solicitor Legion of Mary Zita Rodrigues Ext. 504 For grade 5-12 Baptisms are celebrated at least once per month. Parents are Students LAWSON CLARK & OLDMAN Est. 1955 Injury & Illness Rehabilitation Specialists • Incorporations & Organization Rosary Apostolate Camille Jacques-Carr 905-509-8500 [email protected] PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION - BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES 1-888-rehab-90 rehabfirst.ca • Real Estate to be registered parishioners. To register your child for • Immigration Law St Vincent de Paul Mary Anne D'Mello Ext. 502 baptism, pick-up a baptism package in the parish office. ® The Simple Alternative • Will & Power of Attorney • Notaries PARISH ORGANIZATIONS MARRIAGE Funeral Centres 77 Finch Ave. W., Suite 305, Toronto, ON Couples planning to be married contact the parish office at Catholic Women's League Pat Wood 905-837-3051 SPOT owned and operated by Canadian Services 289-314-7693 least one year in advance. No wedding date is to be set a Mount Pleasant Memorial Services company TRAVEL PROFESSIONALS INTERNATIONAL™ Free Investment Review DORIA'S Columbian Squires Glenn Thurston 905-831-7110 before consultation with the Priests/Deacons. At least one Care • Compassion • Choice Sandy Cantalini GARAGE LTD. Travel Consultant, Fellow Parishioner Knights of Columbus Leo Downey 416-992-0311 of the parties must be a registered parishioner. Susan M. Lepp (at White's Road Shell) 1057 Brock Road, Pickering ~ 905-686-5589 416-885-6240 Financial Advisor Children's Play Group Ramona Kelland 905-831-5772 www.thesimplealternative.ca [email protected] 1105 Finch Ave., Unit 1B Parish Finance Council Bart Calderone 905-839-9116 RITE OF INITIATION OF ADULTS INTO THE DISCOUNT PAINT CENTRE McPherson Lawn Care 905-831-4611 CATHOLIC FAITH (RCIA) Celebrating 16 Years of Business Bldg/Maint. Council Charlie Johnson 416-799-9243 1794 Liverpool Rd. Total Lawn & www.edwardjones.com Interested in becoming Catholic? Please contact the office. Garden Care in Your Neighbourhood Pickfair Plaza Refugee Committee Joe Przybylo 905-839-8233 Chris McPherson MEMBER - Canadian 698 Kingston Rd. (905) 831-3919 PASTORAL CARE OF THE ILL OR HOMEBOUND 905-837-0317 905.655.0070 Investor Protection Fund Michael Doria - Owner Requests for the Sacrament of the Sick, prayers or CHEVROLET 715 Kingston Road PARISH SCHOOLS PRINCIPAL (401 & Whites Road) THE PERFECT FLAHERTY DOW ELLIOTT & McCARTHY visitations, please call the parish office. CADILLAC 2693 BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS St. Elizabeth Seton Sharon Bird 905-839-0005 BUICK 905.831.BOYER SPOT St. Isaac Jogues Lisa True 905-839-1844 WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS! GMC [email protected] TODD J. McCARTHY New & Used • Sales & Leasing • Service • Parts • Body Shop TO 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: belonging to the Catholic Church locally. Please introduce Mon - Thu 9am - 8:00pm Mon - Thu 7am - 7:30pm 132 Dundas St. W. Notre Dame Secondary Joe D'Amico 905-686-4300 Friday 9am - 5:30pm Friday 7am - 5:00pm ADVERTISE yourself to the Priests or Deacons and register in the office. St. Mary Secondary Michael O'Brien 905-420-7166 Saturday 9am - 5:30pm Saturday 8am - 2:00pm TO ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE Whitby "We at Boyer's are committed to building a relationship PLEASE CALL 1-800-268-2637 with you. Your complete satisfaction measures our success." (905) 666-0231 225 - 1 THE EXALTATION OF THE HOLY CROSS SEPTEMBER 14, 2014 225 - 1 225 - Mass Intentions & Parish Activities FROM THE PARISH PRIEST SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION MONDAY 15 SEPTEMBER: OUR LADY OF SORROWS; ST CORNELIUS, POPE AND ST CYPRIAN, BISHOP, MARTYRS First Holy Communion - Registration 7:30am Mass: Thanksgiving Sunday, September 21st @ 2:00 pm OR 4:00pm Youth Choir TH Tuesday, September 23rd @ 7:00 pm SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 7:00pm RCIA Sign-up Confirmation – Registration TUESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER Hosted by the Knights of Columbus Sunday, September 28th @ 2:00 pm OR and in cooperation with the Catholic Women’s League, 7:30am Mass: + William Anderson Tuesday, September 30th @ 7:00 pm 7:30pm St. Vincent de Paul meeting Columbian Squires, EDGE and LifeTeen Bring a copy of your child’s baptism certificate and the $40.00 WEDNESDAY 17 SEPTEMBER ST ROBERT BELLARMINE, Our Parish Picnic will be held next Saturday, programme fee. See the parish website for further details. BISHOP & DOCTOR THE CROSS STANDS FIRM September 20th, from 11:00 am to 3:30 pm 7:30am Mass: + Paul John Pantalone Mercifully, divine Providence often turns shallow human ideas If you re quire a Baptismal or Confirmation certificates, please 8:00am Adoration and Novena to Canadian Martyrs begins upside down and narrow human plans inside out.
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