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Blessed Vasyl Velychkovsky, Cssr Shrine Bishop - Martyr UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC C HURCH Blessed Vasyl Velychkovsky, CSsR Shrine Bishop - Martyr Served by the Ukrainian Catholic Redemptorists ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH OFFICE & MONASTERY 250 Jefferson Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R2V 0M6 JULY 14,2019 OFFICE HOURS 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. PHONE Office: 204-339-4512 Hall: 204-339-0061 EMAIL & WEBSITE [email protected] www.stjosephukrwinnipeg.ca PASTOR Fr. Dmytro Dnistrian, CSsR ASSISTANTS Fr. John Sianchuk, CSsR Fr. Frank Szadiak, CSsR OFFICE MANAGER Natalia Bilynskyy BLESSED VASYL VELYCHKOVSKY, CSsR SHRINE Shrine │ Museum │ Gift Shop Open Sunday after Divine Liturgies Closed Monday Tues– Fri 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Sunday Divine Liturgy Schedule PHONE Saturday 5:00 P.M. (ENG)│ Sunday 10:00 A.M. (UKR/(ENG) 204-338-7321 Daily Divine Liturgy EMAIL & WEBSITE Please see Divine Liturgy Intention Schedule [email protected] www.bvmartyrshrine.com Vespers Resume in the Fall. Христос посеред нас! Christ is among us! The Redemptorists and parishioners of St. Joseph’s extend a warm welcome to all our guests. Thank you for worshipping with us today. Summer Divine Liturgy Schedule Saturday evening Divine Liturgy will be at 5:00 pm. On Sundays there will be one Divine Liturgy (English and Ukrainian) at 10:00 am. This schedule will continue until our Praznyk on September 15. Holy Family Home Portering July 2019 During the month of July volunteers from our parish are needed to help transport residents of Holy Family Home to 10:00 am Sunday Divine Liturgy. Please arrive at 9:15 am. Your help is greatly appreciated. Knights of Columbus Canon Luhovy Assembly - Educational Foundation This foundation provides financial assistance to any member of our Ukrainian Catholic Community who is enrolled in a post- secondary (University or College) or a private Catholic secondary school program. Bursary Application Forms are in the parish office. Deadline for receipt of applications is September 30, 2019 Applications forms can be found on the bulletin board near the elevator at the entrance of the church Volunteers Needed Folklorama 2019 Ukraine-Kyiv Pavilion 50th Anniversary Maples Collegiate, 1330 Jefferson Ave Sunday August 11 to Saturday August 17 Contact [email protected] Volunteers must register by July 28, 2019. Need a Ride to Church For Saturday Evening or Sunday Divine Liturgy please call Rudy Macsymach and Josie, 204.694.8763 There is always a need for more drivers. If interested and for more information please phone the number above. August 6 Feast of the Transfiguration of Our Lord Blessing of Fruit August 15 Feast of the Dormition of the Mother of God Blessing of Flowers 6th ANNUAL PARISH PICNIC Hosted by Knights of Columbus 8925 For all Parishioners and Families of St. Joseph’s Sunday July 21, 2019. Following the 10:00am Divine Liturgy Parish Auditorium and Church Grounds Food and Beverages Provided. Games for Children and Good Fun for All. Hope to see you there. Ukrainian Redemptorist Youth will be having an event during the parish picnic. For more information phone (431) 999-8969 or [email protected] Faith is like WiFi, it's invisible but has the power to connect you to what you need. July 13 & 14 July 20 & 21 July 27 & 28 August 3 & 4 Epistle Readers Epistle Readers Epistle Readers Epistle Readers Sat. 5:00 p.m. Sat. 5:00 p.m. Sat. 5:00 p.m. Sat. 5:00 p.m. Kathy Hrechka Joanne Peters Sylvia Rorabeck Donna Sumka Sun. 10:00 a.m. Sun. 10:00 a.m. Sun. 10:00 a.m. Sun. 10:00 a.m. Sandra Dudych Iyvan Michalchyshyn Beverly Rolston Helen Stockburn Ushers Ushers Ushers Ushers Sat. 5:00 p.m. Sat. 5:00 p.m. Sat. 5:00 p.m. Sat. 5:00 p.m. J. Tchir D. Dahl D. Sumka M. Gwozd S. Hrushka S. Sumka S. Sumka P. Gwozd Sun. 10:00 a.m. Sun. 10:00 a.m. Sun. 10:00 a.m. Sun. 10:00 a.m. S. Prokop D. Gulchak M. Samec L. Hudyma P. Kurjewicz B. Rols I. Werbovetski Z. Hudyma Vigil Lamps Vigil Lamps Vigil Lamps Vigil Lamps July 8-21 July 8-21 July 22-August 4 July 22-August 4 P. Pavcek, C. Warkentin P. Pavcek, C. Warkentin D. Gnutel, E. Gnutel D. Gnutel, E. Gnutel Ukrainian Greek-Catholic leaders meet with Pope at the Vatican A two-day meeting with leaders of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church, convened by Pope Francis, begins Friday at the Vatican. Present for the encounter are the Greek Catholic Major Archbishop of Kyiv-Halych, Sviatoslav Shevchuk; the members of the Permanent Synod and the Metropolitans of the Church; and the heads of various discasteries of the Roman Curia. By Vatican News The meeting at the Vatican of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, called by Pope Francis, took place July 5 & 6. The encounter called together the Greek Catholic Major Archbishop of Kyiv-Halych, Sviatoslav Shevchuk; the members of the Permanent Synod and the Metropolitans of the Church; and the heads of the dicasteries of the Roman Curia that are competent for the Country. Sign of closeness In the statement announcing the meeting, the Holy See Press Office said, “In the delicate and complex situation in which Ukraine finds itself, the Holy Father… wishes to give a sign of his closeness to the Ukrainian Greek- Catholic Church that carries out pastoral service both at home and in various places in the world. “This meeting will also offer a further opportunity to deepen the analysis of the life and needs of Ukraine, with the aim of identifying the ways in which the Catholic Church, and in particular the Greek-Catholic Church, can dedicate itself ever more effectively to preaching the Gospel, contributing to the support of those who suffer and promoting peace, in agreement, as far as possible, with the Catholic Church of the Latin rite and with other Churches and Christian communities.” The humanitarian mission the Pope desires for Ukraine Pope Francis has always had this country particularly at heart, ravaged by a conflict that has been ongoing for five years. In 2016, he promoted a humanitarian initiative for Ukraine, with an active participation of the Catholic churches in Europe and of the faithful of the other parts of the world, and with the collaboration of other confessions and international organization, to meet, in a concrete manner, the basic needs of the inhabitants of the territories struck by the war. The prayer for peace Pope Francis has made numerous appeals for peace in Ukraine. In his Easter message this year, the Holy Father said, “May this Easter bring comfort to the people of the eastern regions of Ukraine, who suffer from the continuing conflict. May the Lord encourage initiatives of humanitarian aid and those aimed at pursuing a lasting peace.” Relations with the Orthodox In January, Pope Francis met with Archbishop Claudio Gugerotti, the Apostolic Nuncio to Ukraine. A statement from the nunciature said that the Pope “dwelled upon the delicate conditions of the relations within the Orthodoxy, on the contribution which the Catholic Churches in Ukraine bring to the well-being of the country, on the political and social environment, particularly the need to make every possible effort in the attempts to favour peace through dialogue, for the wellbeing of the citizens and the commitments to improve the the conditions of everybody and the full exercise of religious freedom.” Respect for international law That same month, speaking to the diplomatic corps accredited to the Holy See, Pope Francis had drawn attention to the humanitarian initiative he had launched in favour of the suffering people of Ukraine: “The Church and her various institutions will pursue this mission, also in the hope of drawing greater attention to other humanitarian questions, including that of the treatment of the numerous prisoners. Through her activities and her closeness to the people involved, the Church strives to encourage, directly and indirectly, peaceful paths to the solution of the conflict, paths that are respectful of justice and law, including international law, which is the basis of security and coexistence in the entire region. To this end, the instruments that guarantee the free exercise of religious rights remain important.” Divine Liturgy Intentions July 14 – 20 Sun. July 14 5th Sunday after Pentecost Rom. 10:1-10 Matt. 8:29-9:1 5:00 pm (Sat) St. Joseph’s Church Birthday Blessings John Hykawy (85th) Family 10:00 am Holy Family Home God’s Blessings Glicaria Bilinsky Bernie & Bill Bereziuk 10:00 am St. Joseph’s Church For Our Parishioners Mon. July 15 Saint Vladimir Gal. 1:11-19 John 10:1-9 8:00 am St. Joseph’s Church + Helen Fydirchuk (40th Day) Martin Fydirchuk Tues. July 16 Priest Martyr Arthenogenes 1 Cor. 1:1-9 Matt. 13:24-30 8:00 am St. Joseph’s Church Birthday Blessings Eileen Kuzenko Audrey Smith 11:00 am Bethany Home + Ann Colgan Mary Hamm Wed. July 17 Great Martyr Marina 1 Cor. 2:9-3:8 Matt. 13:31-36 8:00 am St. Joseph’s Church Birthday Blessings Vincent Carl Rara Mom & Dad 10:00 am Holy Family Home + Recent Deceased Residents Holy Family Home Thurs. July 18 Martyr Hyacinth 1 Cor. 3:18-23 Matt. 13:36-43 8:00 am St. Joseph’s Church +Olga Skehar Jenny Bahluta 11:00 am Bethany Home +Bishop Michael Hrynchyshyn Yorkton Province Fri. July 19 Venerable Macrina 1 Cor. 4:5-8 Matt. 13:44-54 8:00 am St. Joseph’s Church God’s Blessing Steve & Jane (50th Anniv) Stan & Luba Sirdar 11:00 am Bethany Home God’s Blessings Aubrey Baba & Pepere Sat.
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