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3216 Weston Road
416-743-2536
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Store Hours
Monday - Friday9 am to 6 pm
Saturday
9 am to 5 pm
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Woodbridge, ON L4L 9C1(off Weston Rd. north of Steeles Ave.)
Tel. 905.856.2770
Toll Free. 1.800.485.FISH(3474)
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VISITATION CENTRE
“Woodbridge Chapel” 8003 Weston Road
(Two Traffic Lights North of Hwy # 7)
Woodbridge, Ontario
905-850-9500
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Free estimate
George: 416-992-4936
Diamond office: 905-856-8980
Exquisitos platos típicos Ecuatorianos y Peruanos
y una extensa variedad de Mariscos
Visítenos en el 2300 Finch Ave. West, Unidad 63
Toronto, Ontario M9M 2Y3 – 416-743-6697
Abierto los 7 días de la semana Domingo a Jueves: 9:00am a 9:00pm
Viernes y Sábado: 9:00am a 10:00pm
Las Fronteras Restaurant
LatinAmerican Food
Desayunos – Almuerzos – Meriendas
VISITATION CENTRE
“Woodbridge Chapel” 8003 Weston Road
(Two Traffic Lights North of Hwy # 7)
Woodbridge, Ontario
905-850-9500
KEELE CHAPEL 3725 Keele Street
(Between Sheppard and Finch Ave. W.)
Toronto, Ontario
416-636-7027
DE MARCO FUNERAL HOME LTD. Per un servizio funebre curato fin negli ultimi dettagli..
LINO TAM & GIUSEPPE GIAMBATTISTA Funeral Directors and Proprietors
905-672-5068
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SUNDAY MASSES Saturday: 5:00pm (English) Sunday: 8:00am (Italian)
9:30am (English) 11:00am (English) 12:30pm (Spanish)
WEEKDAY MASSES Monday: No Mass Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 8:00am Wednesday 7:00pm
(*) 1st Friday of the month, Mass will be celebrated ONLY AT 7:00pm
followed by exposition-benediction. Confessions during the adoration.
MASS SCHEDULE
St. Jude’s Parish
3265 Weston Road, Toronto Ontario, M9M 2T9 Tel: 416-742-9072 Fax: 416-742-9327
Email Addresses:
For St. Jude Parish: [email protected]
Rev. Efrén Alvarez-Pelayo, Pastor ([email protected])
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm (Office closes between 1pm-2pm for lunch Mon-Fri)
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 6:00pm to 9:00pm Tuesday, Thursday 6:00pm to 8:00pm Saturday 10:00am to 4:00pm Sunday 8:00am to 2:00pm
HOLY HOUR Every First Friday of the month immediately following the 7:00pm Mass. Confessions 6:00pm to 7:00pm and during adoration..
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK & COMMUNION CALLS
First Friday visitation by the priest or a lay person. Please contact the office for further details or to arrange a visit.
DEVOTIONS TO ST. JUDE
After the 7:00pm Mass every Wednesday. 1st Wednesday of the month, Mass is celebrated at 7:00pm.
Sacrament of the sick is administered.
ROSARY
Thursday after 8:00am Mass (English). Daily at 7:30am (Italian) Sábados a las 7:00am (Español)
COUNCILS - GROUPS - ORGANIZATIONS
Parish Finance Council 2nd Wednesday of the month St. Vincent de Paul Call the office for information Renovación Carismática Viernes a las 7:00pm Maria de la Unidad (Esp.) Miércoles a las 7:30pm Neo Catecumenate Wednesdays at 7:30pm
Parish Schools
St. Jude’s - Elementary 416-393-5279 St. Simon - Elementary 416-393-5383 St. Basil-the-Great (Secondary) 416-393-5513
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Contact the parish in person and fill out an inquiry form in order to have an interview with the pastor or one of the members of the preparation team. It is mandatory that parents/Godparents seeking to baptize an infant are presently practicing their faith. Practicing the faith means that the parents/Godparents have been already attending Sunday mass regularly (not occa-sionally) and have been using offertory envelopes for a minimum of a year to ensure commitment to the parish. This commitment is expected of the par-ents/Godparents, not the grandparents or relatives.
FIRST COMMUNION & CONFIRMATION PROGRAM
Please contact the office for information. Our programs begin in the fall (September or October) and end with the reception of the sacraments.
R.C.I.A. AND R.C.I.C. PROGRAMS
The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) and for Children (RCIC) has now been implemented. Please contact the office to register and arrange to fill out an application for next year.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Couples interested in marriage at St. Jude’s parish are required to see the pastor before making any other arrangements. A marriage package is avail-able at the parish office and it contains the steps a couple needs to take to book a wedding date. No dates can be given on the phone.
FUNERALS
Please contact the Funeral Home of your choice. They will contact the par-ish office to make church arrangements. Remember Catholic Cemeteries when making your arrangements.
CONFESSIONS (NEW SCHEDULE)
Every Wednesday from 6pm - 7pm; First Wednesday of the month from 6pm –7pm and after 7pm Mass; First Friday of the month from 6pm-7pm and during adoration.
WELCOME TO NEW PARISHIONERS
We warmly welcome all new parishioners to St. Jude’s and encourage them to register in the parish office and make use of envelopes to establish a committed relationship to the parish and be entitled to all services. Registra-tions and Offertory Envelopes are available in the office after mass or during office hours
Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Saturday, June 8th
5:00pm
† Mario Bordin
† Owen and Anne Holroyd
† Rita Dodaro
Sunday, June 9th
8:00am
† Ercole & Angela Rotondi
† Vincenza & Agostino Cozzi
9:30am
† Teresa & Arturo Frustaci
In thanksgiving for Favours
Received by Dolores An
11:00am
† Crispin Arellano
12:30pm
See Spanish bulletin for this
Sunday’s intentions.
Tuesday, June 11th
8:00am
Wednesday, June 12th
8:00am
7:00pm
In thanksgiving for Favours
Received by McLeod Family
Thursday, June 13th
8:00am
In thanksgiving to Our
Mother of Perpetual Help
for the health of Ronald
Comeau
Friday, June 14th
8:00am
Sanctuary Lamp June 9th — 15th 2013
For deceased parishioners
and their families
PRAY FOR THE SICK: Stella
La Combe, Thair Frances, Maria
Guadalupe Pelayo Olvera, Luisa
Fava, Dennis Nation, Fr. Joe
MacDonald, Helen & Bernie
Zweerman, Gina Trillo, Silvia
Gorosito, Saverio Capani, Veni
Christante, Yineth Santanilla,
Mathew Rodrigo, Rosa Marti-
nez, Jerome Downey, Lucy
Escalante, Joseph Cassar.
DECEASED: Rodolfo Terrado,
Graziella Samayoa
Summer Parish Office Hours Please note that our office hours will change
for the summer months as of July 1st. We
are going to be open from 9am to 5pm; the
evening and weekend hours will be con-
firmed shortly.
ShareLife
OUR PARISH GOAL $30,500
Total collected to date $23,802.67 Thank you to everyone who contributed to
the 2013 ShareLife Parish Campaign. For
those who wish to make a donation, you are
still welcome to do so. You can drop your
ShareLife envelopes in the offertory basket
until July 31, 2013 or donate online at
www.sharelife.org. Thank you!
Thank you for your generously.
Together we can work WONDERS!
Papal Blessing Scroll Parishioners may order a Papal Blessing
scroll to commemorate a milestone wedding
anniversary or birthday, as well as the recep-
tion of the sacrament of baptism, first com-
munion, confirmation, marriage, and reli-
gious ordination and profession. For more
information on how to order Papal Blessing
scroll, including the cost and timeline in-
volved, please contact the parish office.
Catholic Family Services is a non-profit, community based counseling
agencies. For programs offered see Calen-
dar of Activities July—December 2013 on
our bulletin board at Church entrances.
Pro Life “Roses for life“ Next weekend June 15-16, the Knights of Co-
lumbus will be selling the “Roses for Life” after
all Masses. Please show your support, all pro-
ceeds donated to Pro Life Movement.
Queen of Heaven Cemetery Please join us on the first Saturday of each
month at 9:30am: July 6; August 3; September
7 and October 5, 2013. Mass will be held in St.
Anthony’s Chapel. For more information
please call Queen of Heaven Cemetery at 905-
851-5822.
The Marian Shrine of Gratitude Located at Weston Road and Sheppard. Marian
celebrations for the entire family from May to
October 2013. Pray with us:
Every First Saturday of the month from
8:30pm to 9:30pm Candlelight Rosary Pro-
cession
Rosary every Thursday at 7:00pm
Mass Intentions We would like to remind those requesting Mass
Intentions that they must attend at the Parish
Office to make the request. Please note that if
you deposit such requests in either St. Jude’s
Chapel candle box or the Sunday collection, we
may not get to see this request in time to fulfill it.
Healing Mass We are planning on changing the day of the
Healing Mass, so as to not interfere with the
Wednesday devotion to St. Jude. The new day
will be announced shortly. Please note that dur-
ing the summer months if the weather turns out
to be too unbearable for the elderly and the sick,
we will suspend the administration of the
Anointing of the Sick and just have a regular
mass at 7pm.
It is with great pleas-
ure to announce that
the Children’s Liturgy
will be continuing
through the summer
months. The chil-
dren’s liturgy takes place during the 11:00 mass
in the Holy Family Room. Please encourage
your children to join us!
The prayer of imagination is a wonderful way to experience today’s Gospel.
Imagining ourselves to be actually there, we witness the heart-felt compassion Je-
sus has for the suffering. Watch, as lives are transformed. At every Eucharist, as
we celebrate the dying and rising of Jesus, we are invited to experience our own
lives being restores. With open hearts and renewed minds, may we each receive
the sacred blessing that awaits us.
PILGRIMAGE TO ITALY AND THE HOLY LAND Tour Date: November 3 - 16, 2013 14 days $2,990.00
Under the spiritual leadership of Father Efren Alvarez-Pelayo, Pastor, St. Jude's Church in Toronto. Travel arrangements by International Heritage Tours
Tel: 1-877-999-8868, 905-886-0232 Contact: Stan ext. 339 or 647-463-9057 or Halina ext. 315 or 647-294-4116
Brochures available in the Parish Office (416) 742-9072
21 Pilgrims to date Hurry!!
June 9, 2013
Planning to be a Catholic School
Teacher? It is critical for you to know that to be hired
to teach in any Catholic School Board in
Ontario as part of your application for em-
ployment there must be a letter of reference
from your pastor. If you are planning to
apply to teach in a Catholic School, it is
highly recommended to contact the pastor
a year in advance, especially in light of the
fact that all universities make this matter
known to every student at the beginning
of the year. Please plan to have a conversa-
tion with your pastor early in the process
(not the week before you are submitting
your application) and you will avoid disap-
pointment and stress at the time when ap-
plications are to be submitted. The follow-
ing are required at St. Jude’s:
Be (yourself, not your parents or grand
parents) a registered member of the
parish using offertory envelopes (at least
1 year before the application).
Be in the parish for participation in Sun-
day/Saturday mass for a minimum of 12
months prior to approaching the pastor.
Be involved in some way with your par-
ish.
Make your request 3 months in advance.
Applicant must be the one making the
requests. No request will be accepted by
a relative or a parent.
The pastor has to be able to recommend
you and that is only possible if he knows
you at the basic level of regular mass at-
tendance. Personal knowledge of the can-
didate’s faith practice is what the pastor
needs to recommend (not your parents,
grand parents, but yourself as this is a per-
sonal recommendation not a family one.
Choir News-Youth Choir The youth choir continues to rehearse for
the Saturday 5:00 pm mass. All youth,
grades 2 and over are welcome to come to
the St. Francis & St. Claire room on Thurs-
day afternoons from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm. If
you like to sing and attend the Saturday
evening masses, please, drop in and join us!
Books, books, books Please take a moment and bring a book or
two home for yourself or someone who you
think may need it. They are free and we
welcome any donations of funds which will
go to the building fund.
Renovation News The new roof for the Nave is now complete
and the barrier free parking area at the north
end of the building is again open for your
use. We have also completed the installation
of the new roof top heating/air conditioning
unit for the Rectory, and the new exhaust
system for our basement washrooms is also
now operational. Next up will be the re-
instatement of the ceilings in the Nave, un-
der the Balcony, the North and South stair-
wells, and the ceiling in the hallway next to
the washrooms in the basement. Contracts
for this work are being finalized and more
information will be provided as we get
closer to the start date.
DONATION OF MATERIALS FOR
CONSTRUCTION NEEDED. We are moving forward with plans to re-
install the ceilings once the roofing work is
complete. In order to meet building code,
we will need to use 2 layers of 5/8 inch type
-X gypsum wallboard in these areas.
Marygrove Collection The annual collection for Marygrove girls
camp is this weekend.
Marygrove Camp is a residential camp
situated on 39 acres of beautifully treed
grounds and a quarter mile of Georgian
Bay waterfront, near Penetang, Ontario.
The camp is open to eligible girls, ages 5
– 13, and provides an 8-day camping ex-
perience to over 1,000 children who may
not otherwise have the opportunity to en-
joy a camping adventure. Families experi-
encing financial or domestic hardship
may contact the Society to determine their
eligibility. Each camper's holiday is fully
subsidized through the generous support
of this collection in all parishes through-
out the Archdiocese.
For more information please visit svdpto-
ronto.org.
Attention Parents Parents who have children in grade one and grade seven and attend our parish Schools (St. Jude’s and St. Simon’s Schools), as well as Public or Private Schools and are planning to request either First Holy Communion or Confirmation Next Year, please be aware that previous membership in the parish is mandatory. Membership in the parish must include participation in the life of the Church at the basic level which is includes: Regu-lar attendance to Sunday Mass, formal regis-tration in the parish and regular use of offer-tory envelopes making your support known. This is an expectation, as per Sacramental Norms in the Archdiocese of Toronto. Therefore, those living outside of the parish boundaries who are not formally members of the parish by choice (see above), will be advised to request the sacraments for their children at the parish they belong to.
Please be aware that the parish will publish infor-mation regarding these sacraments in the Sum-mer.
Baptism Previous membership in the parish and regular attendance at Sunday (Saturday vigil at 5pm in-cluded) Mass will be expected from anyone seek-ing to baptize a child. Membership includes not only attendance at mass regularly, but the use of offertory envelopes. If you are new to the parish you will be expected to first establish your relationship with our parish. It is time for us at St. Jude’s to expect the same level of commitment that is given by those who seem to always carry the responsibilities of our parish community. The gifts of the Church depend on both rights and obligations and personal relationship with one’s parish and fair share of the responsibilities is to be expected.
Do you wish to become a catholic? Are you:
Non-baptized and have a desire to learn more about the Catholic faith with the intention of converting?
Baptized as a Christian in a different denomina-tion (religion) and seek full reception (membership) in the Roman Catholic Church?
Baptized in the Catholic faith but never receive faith instructions as a child, made first com-munion and received Confirmation?
The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) is the place for you. Every year adults are wel-comed/received/baptized into the Catholic Com-munity through RCIA. If you or someone you know is interested in the RCIA program please call the parish office and leave your name and phone number or pick up an RCIA Inquiry form at the parish office.
We ask parishioners who would be willing to make donations in kind to consider helping us with donations of the above material and possibly the tape and mud compound. Pease call the office.
