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July 21, 2019 Algoma Office Equipment John Street –945-6061 Authorized Canon Copier Dealer; Kyocera Printer dealer Photographic Restoration Services Reconciliation SUNDAY JULY 21, 2019 Saturdays: 3:00 - 3:30 pm THE SIXTEENTH SUNDAY The Eucharistic Adoration Chapel at Baptism : Our Lady of Good Counsel Church IN ORDINARY TIME Expectant parents Ph: (705) 253-9411 welcome to register, and Our Chapel is open 18 hours a day, 7 days a speak with Fr. Ron after Hall: (705) 253-4352 Mass week and has been a source of comfort for [email protected] Matrimony : many people across our city who drop in daily Must register at least eight for a visit. When no one is scheduled for a months in advance. Book the Parish Priest: Church before the hall. particular hour and you happen to drop in and Fr. Ron Ambeault Communion at Home : find the tabernacle doors closed, you are Lay ministers are available to welcome to open the tabernacle doors for the Parish Council Chair: bring Communion to shut- Santa De Marco ins. Phone the parish office. time that you are there and close the doors Children Sacramental Prayer-Line : again when you leave, providing that there is no Rose Marie Spina Prep. Coordinator 254-4064 one else in the chapel. Fran Boyle Angela Filice 253-8607 “A Holy Hour will give you more strength during life (Italian) CWL President: and more consolation at the hour of your death”. Visiting & Card Rose Linklater Ministry: St. Alphonsus Ligouri If you wish to send cards or Knights of Columbus have someone visit people John Sullivan who are confined to their COUNTRY GOSPEL CONCERT homes. Contact the parish featuring John McClenaghan and the Perfect Blend office. Parish Secretary: “Only those who have Lisa Maville REGULAR CHURCH Reconciliation Baptism : Expectant parents When: Sunday, September 22 at 2:00 PM OFFICE HOURS REGULAR CHURCH encountered Jesus willwelcome have to register, and Saturdays: speak with Fr. Ron after OFFICE HOURS Where: Emmanuel United Church, 224 Bennett Blvd., Sault Ste. Marie Tues - Friday 3:00 - 3:30 pm Tues - Friday 9:30-12:30 the desire to make Mass welcome to register, 9:00-12:00 Tickets: $20 per person or $50 per family - Available at Emmanuel Office after Labour Day Him known.” Proceeds to Emmanuel General Fund FINANCE REPORT “In my deepest July 14, 2019 wound I saw your Questions? - Call the Emmanuel Office 705-946-4949 PADP $ 731.53 SUNDAY COLLECTION 1694.95 glory, and it ONLINE DONATIONS: 90.00 BUILDING & MAINTENANCE: 300.00 dazzled me.” Thank-you To All Who Give!! - St. Augustine Web site: veronica.church NEWS FROM THE VATICAN WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE British-born Italian layman appointed new Vatican spokesperson Inés San Martín July 18, 2019 Monday, July 22, 2019 ROME BUREAU CHIEF 1:00 PM BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Pope Francis has appointed British-born Italian layman Matteo Bruni as the Italian Prayer Group. new director of the Holy See Press Office. Interim spokesman Italian layman Alessandro Gissotti, the longtime Vatican Radio journalist who ’d been on the job since the sudden resignation of American Greg Burke on Dec. 31, will continue to work win the Friday, July 26, 2019 Vatican’s Dicastery for Communication. NO MASS “On 21 July my responsibility as ‘interim’ Director of the Holy See Press Office will conclude,” Gissotti told reporters in a statement. “I am grateful to the Holy Father for the privilege he gave me in being his spokesman during such an intense period of his Pontificate, and for now offering me the opportunity to Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time continue in his service as Deputy Editorial Director of the Vatican’s media.” In his new role, Gissotti will be the right-hand of Italian veteran journalist Andrea Tornielli, appointed as Editorial Director of the Vatican’s media operation last year. Saturday, July 27, 2019 The acceptance of Gissotti’s resignation had long been rumored in Rome, and he had always described it as a temporary position until a suitable replacement could be found. 4:00 PM MASS “I thank the Pope, the Prefect of the Dicastery for Communication, and the Superiors of the Secretariat of Nicola Desando by Rosina Desando and family. State for respecting my decision, communicated at the beginning of my mandate and later confirmed, that Brian Muscatello by Carol Smilanetz. I would carry out this very important role for a limited time,” Gissotti said in his statement. Bruni’s appointment was expected from Vatican watchers, but the person to fill the role of his deputy is Giovanni Spina by Anna Spina. proving harder to find. The pope wants a woman for the position. For the intentions of all parishioners of St. Veronica’s. According to Il Sismografo, a respected Rome-based Catholic news aggregator, several women have already rejected the position left vacant after Spaniard Paloma Garcia Ovejero announced her at the same time as Burke. Sunday, July 28, 2019 Since St. John Paul II appointed layman Joaquin Navarro-Valls as Director of the Vatican’s press office, 11:00 AM MASS every director had been a journalist, including Jesuit Father Federico Lombardi, who for decades was head of Vatican Radio. Curly and Albert Vanderburg by Carol Vanderburg. Bruni - an Italian born in Winchester, England in 1976 - breaks with that tradition, as he has no previous Teresa Fabbricino by husband Marco Fabbricino. experience as a journalist. However, he’s well-known and highly respected by the reporters who cover the Vatican daily and those who travel on the papal plane. Deceased Spadafora family members by Domenico and Ida Spadafora. He began working at the Holy See’s Press Office in 2009, where he was tasked with coordinating the For the intentions of all parishioners of St. Veronica's. media accreditation section. In 2016 he was appointed as coordinator of the Media Operations in addition to the accreditation section, which means he’s been the man tasked with coordinating the journalists traveling with the pope. “In recent years, in my professional life, the relationship with the media has been rather intense, ” Bruni said in an interview with Vatican News, an outlet of the Dicastery for Communication. Registration for Sacraments “Even from behind the scenes, I tried to make my work contribute to correct information, attempting to convey some of the main themes of the pontificate,” he said. Bruni also said he interprets his new role in continuity with his previous one: “A communicator at the Preparation for Confirmation, service of the Holy Father.” First Reconciliation and First Communion will He notes that in his new position he’s accompanied “by my wife’s support and my daughter’s affection, but also by his commitment with the “poor of the peripheries of Rome and the world, that I lived with the begin in the Fall. For more information and to Community of Sant’Egidio since I was a high school student.” “Today I am asked to take a step further and, by accepting to do it, I can only continue to work, at the register, please go to our website: service of the Pope and the Holy See, with my sensitivity, which remains that of a Church for all, veronica.church especially the poor,” he said. In addition to Italian, Bruni also speaks English, Spanish and French. .
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