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SUNDAY BRUNCH Церква Матері Божої Неустанної Помоч І Our Mother of Perpetual Help Sunday, April 13Th 155 Catherine St KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ST. MARY’S UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH SUNDAY BRUNCH Церква Матері Божої Неустанної Помоч і Our Mother of Perpetual Help Sunday, April 13th 155 Catherine St. Yorkton, SK S3N 0B9 St. Mary’s Cultural Centre Vol. 51, No. 14 Parish Bulletin April 6, 2014 Христос Посеред нас ! Christ is Among Us ! Following the 9:00 am & 11:00 am Divine Liturgies Є і буде ! He is and will be ! Adults - $8.00, Under 12 - $5.00, Under 5 - Free, Family $24.00 The Knights Would Appreciate your Support! Everyone Welcome ! DATE TIME EPISTLE CANTOR USHERS ORGANIST GREETERS Sat Apr 5 5:00 pm Sr. Suzanne Peter Dan MacLean English Kokuruds Kobylka Rose MacLean Sun Apr 6 9:00 am Mykhaylo Ed Ukrainian Catholic F i f t h Sunday of Lent Ukrainian Zotov Pindus Brotherhood 11:00 am Terry Laurie Fedorowich Terry Ruf I r i s Gloria Rhinas English Ruf Ron Wizniak Nadia Ruf Skehar Gordon Rhinas Sat Apr 12 5:00 pm Evelyn Peter Metro Mosiondz English Tymko Kobylka Martha Mosiondz The parish community of St. Mary’s would like to extend a warm Sun Apr 13 9:00 am Peter Ed Ukrainian Catholic We l c o m e - Вітаємo Willow / Palm Sunday Ukrainian Moroz Pindus Brotherhood to everyone who is with us today, especially all Visitors. We are pleased that you have come to pray with us this Sunday. May the Lord bless You. 11:00 am Emil Laurie Fedorowich Emil Strutynski I r i s Adeline English Strutynski Ron Wizniak Paul Shewchuk Skehar Wytrykush Pastoral Care of the DIVINE LITURGY SCHEDULE Ukrainian Redemptorists Sunday Received in 209 Regular Envelopes ……………………...........................................................…. $ 4,346.00 SUNDAY Fr. Peter Pidskalny, CSsR - Pastor Collection Loose Change …………………………………………….................................................................... $ 256.00 Saturday 5:00 pm English Fr. Raymond Lukie, CSsR - Assistant Pastor Mar. 30, 2014 Received in 10 Other Envelopes ……………………......................................................................... $ 140.00 Sunday 9:00 am Ukrainian F r. Methodius Kushko, CSsR - Assistant Pastor 11:00 am English F r. Thaddeus Krawchuk, CSsR WEEKDAYS OFFICE HOURS Monday - Friday 7:30 AM Monday, Tuesday, Thursday O f f i c e : [email protected] P a s t o r : [email protected] 9:15 am - 12:00 pm 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm 9:00 AM Saturday We b : www.saintmarysyorkton.com Eparchy of Saskatoon: www.skeparchy.org Office 306-783-4594 Fax 306-782-4214 Eparchial Pastoral Council - Pat Thompson 306-782-9425 Info Line 306-782-0654 LITURGY OF THE PRESANCTIFIED GIFTS Parish Council President - Dave Spelay 306-782-5320 Knights of Columbus - Steve Popowich 3 0 6 - 7 8 3 - 5 4 4 1 7:00 PM Wednesday & Friday English UCWLC - Elizabeth Zahayko 306-783-6232 U C Y- SICK CALLS - Anytime UCBC - Peter Moroz 306-783-6293 Cultural Centre - Russ Thompson 3 0 6 -782-9425 BAPTISMS & MARRIAGES* by Appointment Golden Agers - Verna Moroz 306-783-6293 Cultural Centre Manager - Stan Shymanski 3 0 6 -782-1010 WAY OF THE CROSS *Please contact the pastor at least six months Young Adult Ministry Office - Phone: 1-204-799-1060 7:00 PM Sundays E n g l i s h / U k r a i n i a n Email: [email protected] Web: www.yorktonredemptorists.com before the wedding date. ST. MICHAEL'S CAMP 2014 Madge Lake, Saskatchewan Upcoming Events “Bible Boot Camp - The Armour of God” April 13 1st Solemn Holy Communion Class 9:45 am April 13 Knights of Columbus Brunch 10:15 am & 12:15 pm TEEN CAMP (Ages 13-16) July 20-25 April 14 Cultural Centre Board Meeting 8:00 pm YOUTH CAMP (Ages 8-13) July 6-12, July 13-19 April 15 Knights of Columbus Bingo 7:00 pm April 20 Resurrection - Easter For further information contact: April 27 Parish Easter Potluck Dinner - Спілне Свячене 5:00 pm St. Michael's Camp Director at [email protected] April 28 Ukrainian Catholic Brotherhood Meeting *Note change of date 7:00 pm or visit our website at www.stmichaelscamp.com April 24 Golden Agers Birthdays and Anniversaries 1:00 pm May 2 Ukrainian Catholic Brotherhood Bingo 7:00 pm May 3 Eparchial Sobor in Saskatoon - **NO Divine Liturgies in Yorkton** St. Michael's Camp 2014 is inviting applications for the positions of cook and May 5 Knights of Columbus Meeting 7:00 pm maintenance persons. May 5 UCWLC Meeting 7:00 pm For more information or to apply contact May 11 First Solemn Holy Communion 11:00 am St. Michael's Camp Director at [email protected] or May 13 Holy Rosary Hour 12:00 Noon Box 55, Tuffnell, SK S0A 4G0 May 20 Parish Council Meeting 7:00 pm May 25 Blessing of graves at Memorial Gardens 2:00 pm ARE YOU INTERESTED IN USHERING OR READING THE EPISTLE?? May 29 Feast of Ascension of Our Lord We are looking for vo l u n t e e rs to usher at Divine Liturgy on Sat u rd ay evenings at 5:00 pm and June 8 Pentecost S u n d ays at 11:00 am. We are also seeking vo l u n t e e rs to read the Epistle at the 11:00 am Divine June 8 Blessing of graves at Yorkton City Cemetery 2:00 pm L i t u rg y. Please call Andy Mathuik at 306-783-3835 for more info r m ation or to vo l u n t e e r. June 14 Yorkton Deanery 5th Annual Golf Tournament ✟ GR E A T LE N T - SC H E D U L E O F SE R V I C E S ✟ UKRAINIAN CHOIR Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts (English) Wednesdays & Fridays - 7:00 pm - Thursday, April 10th 6:45 pm : practice - Willow Sunday, April 13th : 9:00 am Divine Liturgy Way of the Cross (English & Ukrainian) Sundays - 7:00 pm - Resurrection Sunday, April 20th : 7:00 am Matins and Divine Liturgy SURVEY OF THE FAITHFUL OF THE EPARCHY OF SASKATOON CO-MISSIONARY FUND Co-Missionary Fund - Contributions can be made monthly, quar- 2013 -14 terly, semi-annually or annually. Our goal is to contribute $250/month The Eparchy of Saskatoon is conducting a survey of members to assist in the reflection process that or $3,000/yr. Please make your cheques payable to “St. Mary’s” but each parish is asked to make as part of Vision 2020, a program of renewal of our entire Church, initiated in **OUR TARGET FOR THIS memo the cheque Co-Missionary Fund. 2011 by our Patriarch, Sviatoslav, and the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church Synod of Bishops, and present- YEAR IS $3000.00** ed by His Beatitude in his letter, "The Vibrant Parish a place to encounter the living Christ". We are also build- SICK & VISITING ing upon the foundation of the 2005 Sobor which recognized the need for examining and evaluating avail- If you know of someone who is in the hos- able programs and other resources, and communicating this information to parishes. $3,000 pital and has not been visited by one of the Results of the survey will be compiled and made available to parishes and to all the faithful of the $2,500 Fathers, please call the Parish Office 306-783- Eparchy to provide a better understanding of the overall direction of the Eparchy and to offer each individual 4594 to inform them. The Yorkton Regional Health $2,000 parish a perspective on its situation within the context of the entire Eparchial community. Centre has recently switched over to a new patient The survey should be completed by every member of the Eparchy who is 13 years of age or $1,500 record program and there have been issues with patients’ n a m e s more. For more information, and to complete the survey online or print a copy for completion on paper, visit $1,000 being deleted from the visiting list. the Eparchial website: www.skeparchy.org $ 500 Members who do not have access to the internet may request copies from the pastor or parish Listen for the UKRAINIAN HOUR office. Please participate in this very important project which will help all of our parishes to develop pastoral Sundays 3:00 - 4:00 pm Mondays 10:00 - 11:00 pm plans that fit their particular circumstances and needs. Year 2013 Year 2014 on 98.5 the ROCK Thank you...... FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT APRIL 6, 2014 Thank you to everyone who attended our musical “His Promise”. With The theme of Sunday is always Resurrection. the funds raised we are now able to move forward on our Habitat for Humanity We invite you to refrain from kneeling during the Divine Liturgy. Faith Build. We are at the stage where we can begin the process of looking for a family to build a home for. To d a y ’s special liturgical parts & readings are found on pages 39-40 in the Application forms are available in the church entrances. If you know of a family who is in need of Tropars, Kondaks, Epistle & Gospel Readings a home and who meets the criteria set out by Habitat, please encourage them to make an application. booklets that are found at the entrances of the church. We are also looking for a lot on which to build. If you know of available lots that are for sale at a Next Sunday’s Readings: E p i s t l e : Philippians 4:4-9 G o s p e l : John 12:1-18 reasonable price or if you wish to donate a lot please contact a Habitat representative.
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