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Pontifical Mission Societies for the Antilles Conference of Bishops St. Ignatius Catholic Church 597 Walker’s Road, P.O. Box 2638 GT Parish Office Phone: 345-949-6797 Fax: 345-945-2594 Web Page: www.saint-ignatius-cayman.org E-Mail : [email protected] Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church Rev. Blackman Road, West Bay Phone: 345-949-6797 St. Ignatius SEPTEMBER 24, 2006—25th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME & Christ the Redeemer M & M’s Parish Priest Rev. Michael A. Molnar This past week I was over in Kingston, Jamaica for a conference on the Pontifical Mission Societies for the Antilles Conference of Bishops. Directors of the Mission Societies meet every year to dis- Associate Priest cuss the importance of the Missions in our world and in the Caribbean Islands. The Papal Nuncio Rev. Alexander Crasta was there, Archbishop Thomas Gullickson, along with Archbishop Burke from Kingston, and Bishop DuFour from Montego Bay and Bishop Vincent Darius from Grenada. It was quite im- Deacon pressive having so many bishops at this conference. There are 20 regions in the Antilles Confer- Rev. Mr. Joseph Biggs ence of Bishops. Our region, the Cayman Islands is the only one that does not receive monies from the Pontifical Mission Society since we are financially backed by the Archdiocese of Detroit. This Music Directors is a good thing that we are not considered mission territory although we are a mission standing St Ignatius: alone. But all the other regions are mission territories. What is nice is that all the monies we collect for the mission all stays here in the Caribbean Islands. Last year we collected almost Mr. Simon Donoghue $20,000 in all the collections that went to missions, the Holy Land, Peter’s Pence, and the collection Christ the Redeemer: we sent for New Orleans after their hurricane. As a region we received many compliments on Mr. Albert Chin what we were able to collect since we are the smallest of all the regions. The Pontifical Mission Societies is composed of four societies. Religious Education The Pontifical Society for the Propagation of the Faith Director The Pontifical Society of the Holy Childhood Mr. O’Neil Miller The Pontifical Society of St. Peter the Apostle The Pontifical Missionary Union Church Secretary The Propagation of the Faith is supported by World Mission Sunday at the end of October. It’s May U. Ursua aims are to maintain in the Church the Spirit of Pentecost which opened the apostles to the far ends of the earth and made them missionaries; it is the Catholic or universal spirit that belongs to the Youth Minister very nature of the Church. Also to live the universal message of redemption in union with Christ in his Church as the foundation of a common apostolic responsibility. And to participate in the Mr. Jeremy Rice proclamation of the Gospel with the example of one’s own life and with the contributions of one’s own professional and productive human potentialities, also presented in monetary offerings. Some Year 7-13 Principal give to the missions by going to the missions. Some go to the missions by giving to the missions. Mr. Peter Embleton Both must happen for it to work well. Phone: 949-9250 The Holy Childhood Society addresses itself to children and adolescents in order to awaken Fax: 949-5497 their missionary awareness and to support their openness to charity and Christian solidarity. We hope to make this Society a part of the work of our children in our school that they might be able to Year KG-6 Principal support other children in the Caribbean Islands. Mrs. Jennifer Paul-O’Donnell The St. Peter the Apostle Society is for the formation and education of Priests and Reli- Phone: 949-9250 gious. We as a parish have not been very involved in this aspect of the Society and I hope we can Fax: 945-6230 begin to see the importance in helping in some way to foster the vocations in the Caribbean Islands. The Pontifical Missionary Union is the promotion of missionary work and the spread of the St. Ignatius School missions, not through aid, but through prayer. I would hope that we could all be a part of the mis- Administrative Staff sionary union by praying for the missions every day. I encourage all those who take time to pray Mrs. Deborah Huggins in the Eucharistic Chapel would say some prayers for the missions during the month of October. Mrs. Anita McIntyre Mrs. Rashmi Arun This week I am going to be in Scotland and Ireland as part of my celebration of my 30th anniver- Thomas Lasley sary in the priesthood that we celebrated last February 13th. I know that Fr. Alex, O’neil and May will be able to take care of all your needs throughout the next two weeks. Once again thank Website you to all who shared in your gifts for my 30th anniversary to assist me on this trip. Paul deFreitas Fr. Mike 947-8630 St. Ignatius Mass Intentions St. Ignatius Catholic Church 597 Walker’s Road Saturday: September 23rd Fr. Mike 6:00 pm Joseph R. Pereira (birthday) req. by Jean Pereira Mass times: Sunday: September 24th Monday - Friday 7:00am Fr. Alex 8:30 am Beatty & Norberg Thompson & D. Scott req. by Rosemarie Saturday 6:00pm Robert Jackson & Family Intention req. by P. Tibbetts Sunday 8:30 am, 6:00pm Fr. Alex 6:00 People of the Parish Monday: September 25th First Saturday of the month: 8:30am Fr Alex 7:00 am Thanksgiving by John Confessions: Larry Smith (dec’d) req. by Roseann Sat. 5:00pm-5:45pm Tuesday: September 26th Fr. Alex 7:00 am Souls in Purgatory Juanita Prado (birthday) Christ the Redeemer Fr. Alex 8:15 am St. Ignatius School Students & Staff Wednesday: September 27th Fr. Alex 7:00 am Eily Lowe (Special Intention) req. by Angela Catholic Church Thursday: September 28th Rev. Blackman Road, West Bay Fr. Alex 7:00 am Ronnie Uson (Special Intention) Nick Duggan (dec’d) req. by Rosaleen Corbin Mass times: Fr. Alex 10:45 am St. Ignatius School Students & Staff Sunday: 10:45 am Friday: September 29th Fr. Alex 7::00 am Miguela Ayangco (dec’d) req. by Adela ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Adela (thanksgiving) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Angela Miller’s Intention Saturday: September 30th Sick Calls: Fr. Alex 6:00 pm People of the Parish Please notify the parish—949-6797 Sunday : October 1st Fr. Alex 8:30 am Beatty & Norberg Thompson & D. Scott req. by Rosemarie Rosary: Sofia Castillo (dec’d) req. by Winnie St. Ignatius: Fr. Alex 6:00 pm Monday—Friday in Adoration Chapel 7:30am-8:00am Saturdays at 10:00am, 1st Sat. after 8:30 am mass Christ the Redeemer: Christ the Redeemer Mass Intentions Tuesdays at 7:30 pm Sunday: September 24th Prayer Meeting: Fr. Alex 10:45 am Chisholm’s Family (thanksgiving) St. Ignatius—Wednesday 6:00pm Sunday: October 1st Christ the Redeemer —Wednesday 6:30pm Fr. Alex 10:45 am Pauline Ebanks (Special Intention) req. by May & Family Music Ministry: St. Ignatius: Choir practice Sundays at 9:30am—Everyone welcome! Christ the Redeemer: Sundays at 9:30am WB—Everyone welcome! Sunday School: Sunday mornings @ 9:45am to 11:00am All Children of the Parish are welcome to come to classes, Scripture Readings for the Week Beginning please call Mr. Miller for details. September 23 , 2006 Baptisms: Saturday: Sept. 23rd 1 Corinthians 15:35-37, 42-49; Luke 8:4-15 To be held on the second Sunday of every month at 11:00am Next classes: September 26 & October 3,2006 Sunday: Sept. 24th Wisdom 2:12, 17-20 (134B); James 3:16—4:3 Please call the Parish Office at 949-6797 to register for Mark 9:30-37 classes. Monday: Sept. 25th Proverbs 3:27-34; Luke 8:16-18 Next Baptism: October 8, 2006 Tuesday: Sept. 26th Proverbs 21:1-6, 10-13; Luke 8: 19-21 Marriages: Wednesday: Sept. 27th Proverbs 30:5-9; Luke 9:1-6 Please call Fr. Mike. Six months notice needed, and comple- Thursday: Sept. 28th Ecclesiastes 1:2-11; Luke 9:7-9 tion of pre-marital instruction. Friday: Sept. 29th Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14 or Revelation 12:7-12ab Classes will be offered twice a year, the next classes will be John 1:47-51 October 21 & October 22,2006 Please call the Parish office to register for classes. Saturday: Sept. 30th Ecclesiastes 11:9—12:8; Luke 9:43b-45 Sunday : Oct. 1st Numbers 11:25-29 (137B); James 5:1-6 Catholic Women’s League Mark 9:38-43, 45, 47-48 Meet every 4th Sunday at 9:45 am in the Cry Room ANNOUNCEMENTS Prayer for the Protection from Hurricanes God our Father The Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for September Creator and Lord of the Universe, You have set the earth on its foundation GENERAL: That those who use the means of social communi- And all elements of nature obey your commands. cation may always do so conscientiously and responsibly. We humbly beseech you to keep us safe from all dangers And to calm the storms that threatens us. MISSIONARY: That in the mission territories the entire May we be secure in your loving protection And serve you always with grateful hearts. People of God may recognize that permanent formation is their We ask this through our Lord own priority. Jesus Christ, Your Son Who lives and reigns with you And the Holy Spirit, one God, SCHOLARSHIP APPEAL– A new school year has begun! The Forever and ever. St. Ignatius/Dorothy Rice Scholarship Fund has been in existence for Amen the past nine years.
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