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PAG (Pre-Authorized Giving). Automatic withdrawal from your account every 20th of each month. Please complete the PAG form www.catholic-cemeteries.com Open 7 days a week Assumption Cemetery 905-670-8801 24hr care 905-460-9155 Pre-numbered envelopes. Please choose this option only if you intend to contribute every week (e.g.,every Sunday). OFFICE USE ONLY: Envelope # Catholic Cremation Services 905-670-8801 Include both spouse names on tax receipt? YES / No Funeral Burial Arbor Memorial Inc. Cremation 125 - 3 FOURTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME JANUARY 31, 2021 125 - 3 3 125 - February 2nd February 6th GUARDIAN ANGELS PARISH NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT – MASS INTENTIONS THE PRESENTATION OF THE LORD SAINTS PAUL MIKI AND COMPANIONS SPIRITUALLY AND FINANCIALLY This feast is also known as the Purification of the Martyrs Sadly the church doors are closed and we can not come to church st Blessed Virgin, and also Candlemas Day. Sunday, January 31 , 2021 In 1597, forty-five years after St. and attend and celebrate with Fr. Jan Holy Mass at this time. Fr. 9:00 a.m. Missa pro Populo. Forty days after His birth, Jesus was brought to the Francis Xavier had evangelized much Jan is celebrating the Holy Eucharist so we can watch our Pastor in 10:30 a.m. Joy Betco R.I.P. Temple of Jerusalem by Mary and Joseph and was of Japan, St. Paul Miki and twenty- our beautiful church via live-stream. The sad thing is, you are not Req. by Arcadia Betco. presented to the Lord, as the law of Moses required. five others were martyred. Those able to drop your donation envelope in a collection basket. Now it 12:00 a.m. Maria Dod Anjos Sousa R.I.P. martyred were three Japanese Jesuits: takes a little more effort to get your donation to your parish. Still Req. by The Sousa & Ernesto Families. Almighty and ever-living God, on this day Your only Son Paul Miki, John Goto, James Kisai; the parish needs you and your support. The parish’ Natividad Dino, Lolita & Minerva Papillero was presented in the Temple as sharing in our human Six Franciscans, four of whom were Spanish: Peter Baptist, responsibilities and huge loans were not killed by R.I.P. Req. by The Papillero & Petco Families. nature. We humbly ask that we too may be presented to Martin de Aguirre, Francis Blanco, Francis of St. Michael; one the coronavirus and therefore need to be attended Thanksgiving by The Papillero & Petco You with purified intentions. Amen. Mexican: Philip de las Casas; and one Indian: Gonsalo Garcia; the to. There are different ways to support Guardian Families. **************************************************** other seventeen were Japanese lay people, including a soldier, Angels Parish February 3rd st physician and altar boys. All were pierced with a lance like their You could send your cheque made out to Guardian Monday, February 1 SAINT BLAISE Saviour. Angels Parish by mail. 7:30 a.m. Palino Hipolito R.I.P. Bishop, Martyr, Patron of those with throat You could make an appoitment and bring your donation Req. by nat Fernandes. diseases, wool-combers and wild animals. God our Father, grant us through their intersession, the courage to to the office. be loyal to our Faith until our death. Amen. nd You could use the convinient PAG. Application forms Tuesday, February 2 Virtually nothing is known with certainty about St. ***************************************************** 7:30 a.m. Antonio Tan R.I.P. are available on our website or you may pick one up, by Blaise. It is believed, that he studied philosophy PARISH NEWS apppointment at the office. You may even request to and later became a physician. In his profession as physician he rd have one sent to you by mail.. Wednesday, February 3 witnessed many miseries of life and resolved to spend his life in Sadly churches are still closed but remember, even And… you can use the “give now“ on our website.and 7:30 a.m. No Mass Intention God’s service Known is that, after the death of the Bishop of so that we can not go to church to attend Holy Mass, pay by credit Card. Sebaste, in Armenia, St. Blaise was appointed bishop. Legend has th we are fortunate that Fr. Jan will celebrate Holy **********************”**************************** Thursday, February 4 it that in order to escape persecution under Licinius he took refuge Mass at regular times Monday - Friday at 7:30 a.m. Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board 7:30 a.m. Rodney Fernandes R.I.P. in a cave and lived with wild animals, which he cured of various and weekend Masses Saturday at 5:00 p.m. and Sunday at 9:00, PROGRAM & LEARNING SERVICES Friday, February 5th ailments. St. Blaise was found, seized and taken to prison to be 10:30 and noon for us to watch via interrogated.
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