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January 31, 2016
SAINT BASIL the GREAT PARISH
202 HARCOURT STREET, WINNIPEG, MB R3J 3H3
Parish Office: 204-837-4180 Parish Hall: 204-889-9057
Parish Priest: Rt. Rev Canon Walter Klimchuk
MEAT FARE SUNDAY
Matthew 25:31-46
From Father Walter
A true shepherd watches over his flock,
protects it and gives it rest; the shepherd
rescues the strays, bandages the wounded
and strengthens the weak (Ezekiel 34:14-16). Jesus is the Good
Shepherd (John 10:11) who came to save and give rest to all
people, to search out the lost, to care for the wounded and weak.
He is loving, constantly providing for our needs whether or not we
have believed in him and obeyed his teaching (John 12:44-50), a
teaching which includes the commandment to love one another
as God has loved us (John 15:12).
Matthew's description of Jesus' final judgement on the basis of
love can be understood in several ways: One tradition sees the
people we are to love as fellow Christians while a second tradition
centers on all of humanity, including those who do not know
Jesus. Both understandings give us a glimpse into the mind of
Christ.
According to the first tradition, followers of Christ will be judged on
whether or not we have loved those who believe in Christ. As we
love them, we love Christ (Matthew 25:40). Jesus' words ring
clear: "Just as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers,
you did it to me (Matthew 25:40).The disciples are Jesus' brothers
(Matthew 12:49) and messengers sent out to teach in his name
(Matthew 10:40-42). Loving these - who are, in fact, Christ's
ambassadors - includes receiving their word and teaching.
The second tradition believes that we will be judged on whether
or not we have loved all people, whether or not they are Jesus'
SUNDAY DIVINE LITURGY
10:00 a.m. (Rosary precedes each
Liturgy by one half hour)
WEEKDAY SERVICES (Tue-Fri)
8:30 a.m. Rosary followed by Liturgy
CONFESSIONS
Before Divine Liturgies
BAPTISIMS
By appointment
FUNERALS
By arrangement
MARRIAGES
By appointment at least three months
in advance
WEBSITE: www.saintbasilwpg.ca
PARISH OFFICE EMAIL ADDRESS:
BULLETIN SUBMISSIONS:
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followers. All men and women are children of God, created in his image and likeness;
therefore, we must respect and honor them and treat them lovingly (Matthew 7:12).
What is the quality of our love? Do we love others, including those far from Christ, in the
power of the abundant grace flowing from God? Do we love our leaders and receive their
teaching? Do we love our fellow believers in the household of God (Ephesians 2:19) -
especially the members of our families? Do we reach out to those whom we can care for and
help?
As we love one another in practical and concrete ways, we can look forward without fear to
our own final judgment, for Jesus our King will not find our love wanting.
MEAT FARE SUNDAY
In the Early Church, no meat was eaten after this Sunday until Easter Sunday. The full name for this Sunday was “Farewell to Meat’ and was shortened to “Meat Fare”.
Since we know the Lord’s commandments, let us live accordingly: Let us give the hungry
food, the thirsty drink; let us clothe the naked, welcome strangers to our homes, visit those in prison and the sick; so that he who will judge the whole earth will say even to us: “Come, you that are blessed by my Father, inherit the Kingdom prepared for you.” (Vespers
Stichera)
LAST JUDGMENT
In Ancient Palestine, shepherds would separate the sheep from the goats when
travelling from one pasture to another. Sheep and goats could feed together but could not travel together.
What prevents me from recognizing Jesus in people who are naked, hungry, thirsty, ill, imprisoned or lonely?
KONDAK (Tone 3)
O God, when You come to earth in all Your glory, * when all things will tremble, when the river of fire will flow before Your judgment seat, * when the books will be opened and when what is secret will be revealed; * then save me from the unquenchable fire, * and grant that I may stand at Your right hand, most just Judge.
Our love for God must be active. We need to recognize Jesus in the men and women we meet – even those with whom we would never associate. Giving alms and doing good to others is a huge part of the Christian life, but it is often assigned to the seasons of Great Lent or Phillipian Fast.
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Many saints have had the experience of meeting Jesus in the least likely of places. St.
Francis of Assisi was terrified of lepers. After his conversion, he forced himself to go to the leper Colony and wash their wounds. As he did so, the leper became Christ and St. Francis realized that Jesus resides in the least likely of human beings. Where is Jesus hiding in my family, school, neighbourhood, Church? What does Jesus need from me?
WHAT CAN I DO IN MY CLASSROOM OR HOME?
Go through your closets and give clothes to the poor.
Have a bottle drive and give the money to the local food bank.
Put a sign on your mirror that says: Jesus lives in me!
Put a sign on your door that says: Jesus lives in others!
Pray for people who are lonely and sick, remember them as a family, class or individually.
Put chocolate in the food hampers at Church, not just food you dislike.
Try to spend a whole day thinking about others first.
At the end of each evening, class, week ask yourself if you helped anyone who was in need.
Where did you meet Jesus today?
”All men and women are created in the image and likeness of God, and Christ, the perfect image of
God, dwells in all of us. We find Christ in our neighbour, and not least in our neighbour who is in any
kind of need. If Lent is a time when the thought of judgment should spur us to repentance, then
authentic repentance leads us to put love into practice in our daily living and in all our
relationships”.
THE NEED FOR CHILD-LIKE FAITH
Most of us worry unnecessarily about too many things.
It’s almost as though we search for problems to give ourselves
stress. The amazing news is that much of what we worry
about doesn’t matter at all! Take a look at these statistics
about worry:
40% of all things that we worry
about never come to pass.
30% of all our worries involve past
decisions that cannot be changed.
12% focus on criticism from others
who spoke because they felt inferior.
10% are related to our health, which gets worse when we worry.
8% of our worries could be described as "legitimate" causes for concern.
Isn’t that remarkable? Fewer than one "problem" in every ten that we worry about is a real
concern. All the others are things that we can learn to see differently or eliminate.
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God does not wish for us to spend our days worrying. Not about the
future, not about money or need. He will provide for all those who have
trust and believe in Him. Worry has been defined as “a small trickle of
fear that meanders through the mind until it cuts a channel into which all
other thoughts are drained.
Here are 7 reasons why you should not worry.
1-The same God who created life in you can be trusted
with the details of that life.
"Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what
you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will
wear. Is not life more important than food, and the body
more important than clothes?” Matthew 6:25
We are the most valuable of all God’s creatures. In all
that we face in this world we can trust God – even in the
bad times. But we must make the choice to let go of our worries and trust Him.
2-Worrying about the future hampers your efforts
today.
“ Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap
or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father
feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than
they?” Matthew 6:26
3-Worrying is more harmful that helpful.
“ Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his
life?” Matthew 6:27
Death was walking
toward a city, and a
man stopped Death
and asked “what are
you going to do?”
“I’m going to kill
10,000 people today”
Death said. The man
ran ahead to the city. He warned everybody he passed that
Death was coming and what he was going to do. At the end
of the day, he again met Death. He said “you said you were
only going to kill 10,000 people and now 70,000 are dead” Death said “I killed only 10,000.
Worry and fear killed the others”.
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4-God does not ignore those who depend on him.
"And why do you worry about clothes? See how the lilies of the field grow. They do not labor
or spin. Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these.
If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today and tomorrow is thrown
into the fire, will he not much more clothe you, O you of little faith? “Matthew 6:28-30
We may worry about things but we have a lot to be thankful for to God.
If you have food in the refrigerator, clothes on your
back, a roof overhead and a place to sleep, you are
richer than 75% of this world.
If you have money in the bank, in your wallet, and
spare change in a dish someplace, you are among
the top 8% of the worlds wealthy.
If you woke up this morning with more health than
illness, you are more blessed than the million who
will not survive this week
If you have never experienced the danger of battle,
the loneliness of imprisonment, the agony of torture, or the pangs of starvation, you are
ahead of 500 million people in the world.
If you can attend church meetings without fear of harassment, arrest, torture, or death, you
are more blessed than three billion in the world.
And if your parents are still alive and still married, you are very rare.
5-Worrying shows a lack of faith and understanding of God.
“ So do not worry, saying, `What shall we eat?’ or `What
shall we drink?’ or `What shall we wear?’ For the pagans
run after all these things, and your heavenly Father knows
that you need them.” Matthew 6:31-32
When it comes to faith conquering our worrying, we need to
have a child-like faith.
A child does not worry all day long whether his house will be
there when he gets home from school, or whether his
parents will have made dinner. In the same way, Christians
should trust God to supply what is best for us.
6-Worrying keeps you from focusing on what God wants you to pursue.
“ But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you
as well.” Matthew 6:33
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If we are taking care of God’s business
as a priority—seeking His salvation,
living in obedience to Him, and sharing
the good news of the kingdom with
others—then He will take care of our
business as He promised—and if that’s
the arrangement, why worry? But how
do we know if we’re truly seeking God’s kingdom first? There are questions we can ask
ourselves. “Where do I primarily spend my energies? Is all my time and money spent on
goods and activities that will certainly perish, or in the services of God—the results of which
live on for eternity?” Believers who have learned to truly put God first may then rest in this
holy dynamic: “…and all these things will be given to you as well.”
7-Living one day at a time keeps us from being
consumed with worry.
“ Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for
tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has
enough trouble of its own.” Matthew 6:34
It does no good to worry about tomorrow. We may
not have a tomorrow. If you are worrying about the
problems of tomorrow, you will miss out on the
blessings of today.
If anyone wishes to receive the Sacrament of Confession or Holy Communion at home or in the hospital or nursing home please contact the parish office at 204-837-4180.
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Prayer for Trust in Jesus
O Christ Jesus,
when all is darkness
and we feel our weakness and helplessness,
give us the sense of Your presence,
Your love, and Your strength.
Help us to have perfect trust
in Your protecting love
and strengthening power,
so that nothing may frighten or worry us,
for, living close to You,
we shall see Your hand,
Your purpose, Your will through all things.
St. Ignatius of Loyola
PLEASE REMEMBER THOSE WHO NEED OUR PRAYERS
Oh God our Father we pray You restore to physical health, those who are weakened
with illness. Give peace of mind to those troubled with worry and comfort those discouraged with
problems. Help them find their inner strength, a faith and trust in you and a love for one another to
guide them through any health challenges or troubles they may face. Amen. Please pray for the
health of Lou Gollets. Please pray for the health of Walter Latocki. Please pray for the health of
Steven Marchenski. Please pray for health & healing for Joyce Hojlo. Please pray for the health
and total recovery of Bill Morant. Please pray for the health of Annie H. Kruk. Please pray for
the health of Margaret Hadubiak. Please pray for the health of Janet Shymanski Hemingway.
Please pray for the health and total recovery of Dorothy Labay. Please pray for the health of
Kay Tokarwiski. Please pray for the health of Deacon Leon Twerdun. Please pray for the health
and total recovery of Mildred Kalyniuk. Please pray for the health and recovery of Helen
Czaplynsky. Please pray for the health of Deacon Leon Twerdun. Please pray for the health of
Serge Larouche. Please pray for the health & total recovery of Marjorie Romanik.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT DO YOU FEED YOUR
BODY ONLY ONCE A WEEK? DO YOU FEED YOUR
SOUL (EUCHARIST) ONLY ONCE A WEEK? THE
EUCHARIST IS AVAILABLE TO YOU. TUESDAY TO
FRIDAY AS WELL. JOIN US!
January 31, 2016
LITURGIES & INTENTIONS
INTENTION OFFERED B
JANUARY 31ST 10:00 am HEALTH OF MARJORIE ROMANIK FATHER WALTER
+SOUL OF MARIE DOHAN BETTY KOLOCHUK
+SOUL OF DEACON NICHOLAS KOHUCH VICKI BUGERA
+SOULS OF HANNAH & MICHAEL PROVALNIUK SVITLANA KWIATKOWSKI
+SOULS OF TEKLIA & JOSEF KULCHYTSKIJ SVITLANA KWIATKOWSKI
FEBRUARY 1ST NO MASS
FEBRUARY 2ND 8:30 am +SOUL OF MARIE DOHAN DAVID & JO ANN ILKEW
FEBRUARY 3RD 8:30 am +SOUL OF MARIE DOHAN LINDA GARDNER
FEBRUARY 4TH 8:30 am +SOUL OF MARIE DOHAN ROXY MELNYK
FEBRUARY 5TH 8:30 am +SOUL OF MARIE DOHAN DOROTHY LABAY
HEALTH & BIRTHDAY BLESSINGS SOPHIA BILL & LESIA BOYCZUK
FEBRUARY 7TH 10:00 am HEALTH OF FATHER WALTER ANNE LAMOTHE
+SOUL OF DEACON NICHOLAS KOHUCH RUDY & MARGARET HADUBIAK
+SOULS OF HANNAH & MICHAEL PROVALNIUK SVITLANA KWIATKOWSKI
+SOULS OF TEKLIA & JOSEF KULCHYTSKIJ SVITLANA KWIATKOWSKI
FEBRUARY 8TH NO MASS
FEBRUARY 9TH 8:30 am +SOULS OF STANLEY & EMILY STOYANSKY & FAMILY C &A
FEBRUARY 10TH 8:30 am FOR THE FAITHFUL
FEBRUARY 11TH 8:30 am +SOUL OF MARIE DOHAN EDWARD & FRANCES YASKIW
FEBRUARY 12TH 8:30 am +SOUL OF MARIE DOHAN ALLAN & FLORENCE REBENCHUK
FEBRUARY 14TH 10:00 am +SOUL OF DEACON NICHOLAS KOHUCH STEVE NOVAK
+SOULS OF HANNAH & MICHAEL PROVALNIUK SVITLANA KWIATKOWSKI
+SOULS OF TEKLIA & JOSEF KULCHYTSKIJ SVITLANA KWIATKOWSKI
FEBRUARY 15TH NO MASS
FEBRUARY 16TH 8:30 am +SOUL OF MARIE DOHAN OREST & AURELIA KULCHYSKI
+ SOUL OF STEFAN (WITH PANAHYDA) BILL & LESIA BOYCZUK
FEBRUARY 17TH 8:30 am +SOUL OF MARIE DOHAN SAM & SYLVIA MARTYNIUK
FEBRUARY 18TH 8:30 am +SOUL OF MARIE DOHAN JOHN & LEONA SOLOMON
FEBRUARY 19TH 8:30 am +SOUL OF DEACON NICHOLAS KOHUCH FATHER WALTER
January 31, 2016
SANCTUARY LIGHT
WEEK OF INTENTION OFFERED BY
JANUARY 31ST + SOUL OF EUGENE KOLOCHUK BETTY KOLOCHUK
FEBRUARY 7TH + SOUL OF ANNE REBENCHUK BETTY KOLOCHUK
FEBRUARY 14TH +SOUL OF OLGA MUSHALUK ANNE TANCHAK & FAMILY
FEBRUARY 21ST +SOUL OF ANTHONY NAHULIAK VIRGINIA MOORE
FEBRUARY 28TH +SOUL OF PARANIA MAKSYMOWSKI GORDON & DONNA MENDRES & FAMILY
MARCH 6TH +SOUL OF DANIEL NAHULIAK VIRGINIA MOORE
MARCH 13TH + SOULS OF CATHERINE & DMYTRO MANDZIE FAMILY
MARCH 20TH +SOULS OF CATHERINE & DMYTRO MANDZIE FAMILY
MARCH 27TH +SOUL OF WALTER GALAY ELSIE GALAY & FAMILY
APRIL 3RD HEALTH INTENTIONS FOR FAMILY SOPHIA ANDRINIUK
APRIL 10TH +SOUL OF ANNE NAHULIAK VIRGINIA MOORE
APRIL 17TH +SOUL OF JOHN ZAMRYKUT ANNE TANCHAK & FAMILY
MAY 1ST +SOUL OF MIKE TANCHAK ANNE TANCHAK & FAMILY
MAY 22ND +SOULS OF MIKE & JEAN NECHWEDIUK MARTIN & LEONA NECHWEDIUK
JUNE 12TH +SOUL OF HUSBAND BORIS MUSICK (28 YEARS) DOREEN MUSICK & FAMILY
JUNE 19TH +SOULS OF SISTERS CHRISTINE, MARY & PEARL DOREEN MUSICK & FAMILY
JUNE 26TH +SOULS OF BROTHERS PAUL, WALTER & NICHOLAS DOREEN MUSICK & FAMILY
JULY 3RD HEALTH OF ANNA LABAY ANDY & LINDA LABAY
JULY 10TH +SOUL OF TONY NAHULIAK VIRGINIA MOORE
JULY 24TH +SOUL OF EMILY STOYANSKY ANGELA & CATHY STOYANSKY
AUGUST 28TH HEALTH & BLESSINGS ANGELA STOYANSKY CATHY STOYANSKY
SEPTEMBER 18TH HEALTH & BLESSINGS ANGELA STOYANSKY CATHY STOYANSKY
SEPTEMBER 25TH +SOUL OF FRED SOLTYS ANNE SOLTYS & FAMILY
OCTOBER 2ND HEALTH & BLESSINGS FATHER WALTER CATHY & ANGELA STOYANSKY
A Sanctuary Light burns eternally to indicate the presence of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist in the Tabernacle. It is a marvelous thing that we can actually be in His presence!
"Holiness is a disposition of the heart that makes us humble and little in the arms of God, aware
of our weakness, and confident -- in the most audacious way -- in His Fatherly goodness."
- St. Therese of the Infant Jesus
January 31, 2016
THE TRAVELING ICON OF THE MOTHER OF POCHAIV
You can arrange to have the icon in your home by using the sign-up sheet at the back of the church. Just write your name on the week in the calendar that corresponds to your choice of time period.
When we speak of icons as a medium for “gazing into heaven”, we refer to their value as much more than ethereal-looking religious art. Instead, icons serve as a very real means for connecting us with God and His love. Icons are beautiful, but without relationship behind it, beauty alone feeds only a portion of the human soul, and ultimately patronizes the deep human need for loving connection with the Transcendent. With this in mind, we seek to view icons as points of visual and spiritual intersection with eternal things, as living prompts for our prayers, and as reminders of the very real world that exists beyond the limitations of this temporal one. Icons can seem complicated or strange at first. Take time to come present to the icon, to simply gaze, allowing both your sense of sight as well as the longings of your heart to interact with what the icon presents to you in a particular moment. Icons have a way of teaching the heart spiritual truths the mind cannot. This is part of what is meant by icons being “theology in color.
While the Icon is in your home pray before it, alone or with others, for all your intentions and needs. You may pray the Rosary, in whole or in part, or the prayers from the Moleben to the Mother of God, or pray in your own words; or simply spend some silent moments in meditation, listening and being attentive to God's Word.
In your prayers, approach the Blessed Mother with childlike confidence and bring her all your concerns, worries, disappointments, hurts and sufferings, and all your needs, wishes and hopes. But also say a prayer of thanksgiving for all of your successes and joys, your graces and blessings, known and unknown. Make the most of the presence of Mary's Icon in your home.
YOUTH NEWS
2016 Youth Winter Games Schedule
Curling: Saturday, *Feb 13th (2 weeks earlier than previously advertised) Elmwood Curling Club, 300 Brazier St.
Registration is at *4:30pm., with curling and snacks from 5:00-7:00pm Brooms provided. Clean indoor shoes
allowed on ice
Indoor Soccer: Saturday, April 2, 2016 Seven Oaks Soccer Plex, 725 Kingsbury Ave., Registration 12:30pm., soccer and
Snacks 1:00-3:00pm Clean indoor runners required
Windup: Saturday April 16, 2016 St Vladimir & Olga Cathedral Hall Food, Music, Games and Awards 6:00-10:00pm
All youth of all ages are invited and admission is free.
These events give our children an opportunity to meet and visit youth from all over the city. We will arrange carpooling for any children needing a lift to and from the events. Please contact Wanda at [email protected], so we can ensure that enough drivers are made available.
January 31, 2016
Winter Clothing Drive As the weather chills, the need for warm outdoor clothing increases. There are many in
our city without proper winter wear. At the back of the church is a box labelled "Winter Clothing Collection". Please bring whatever winter items you can spare -
boots, mitts, gloves, hats, snow pants, jackets/coats. Clothing donations (for
children and adults) will be collected from now until February, and will be divided between the Main Street Project and Siloam Mission. Please let your children be
involved in the collecting of donated items from home, as this is an important lesson in giving to those less fortunate. Thank you and bless you for giving.
THE HAPPIEST OF BIRTHDAYS TO:
RAYMOND BLOCK who will celebrate on February 2nd
ELIZABETH HOTEL who will celebrate on February 3rd
BRENDA MORANT who will celebrate on February 3rd
DOROTHY LABAY who will celebrate on February 5th
TASHA PRYCHITKO who will celebrate on February 6th
MNOHAYA-MNOHAYA LITA! GOD GRANT YOU MANY HAPPY YEARS!
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
World Youth Day 2016!
CUCP ~ Canadian Ukrainian Catholic Pilgrims Ukrainian Catholics from Canada will be joining
together to experience WYD 2016. July 12-August 3, 2016
July 12-14 ~ Lviv, Ukraine July 15-17 ~ Zarvanytsia, Ukraine
July 18-24 ~ Days of the Eparchy in Przemysl, Poland
July 25-31 ~ World Youth Day Week in Krakow, Poland
August 1-3 ~ Wrap Up Retreat Days in Krakow, Poland
Cost Approx $3800-$4200 For more information on the Pilgrimage you can email either Sarah at
[email protected] or Millie at [email protected]
Please join us for a Pilgrimage of a Lifetime! (Register early, space is limited) HOLY FAMILY HOME LADIES’ AUXILIARY PRESENTS A LADIES’ NIGHT OUT FUNDRAISING DINNER. ROUND UP THE GALS & SADDLE UP WITH THE SISTERS. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 5, 2016 HOLY EUCHARIST PARISH CENTRE 460 MUNROE AVENUE, E. WINNIPEG. APPETIZERS 6:15 P.M. DINNER AND DRAW TO FOLLOW. WESTERN ATTIRE ENCOURAGED. COST $70 PER TICKET. FOR TICKETS CONTACT DIANE SNIDAL AT 204-589-7381
January 31, 2016
VELYCHKOVSKY PILGRIMAGE TO UKRAINE 2016 July 3 to July 25, 2016 - The
Bishop Velychkovsky Martyr's Shrine is conducting a pilgrimage for 22 days to places in
Ukraine where Blessed Martyr Vasyl lived, worked and suffered. Some of the places we will
be visiting are: Lviv, Ternopil, Ivano-Frankivsk, Kovel, Kamianetz Podilsk, Kyiv, the
Carpathian Mountains, Zarvanytsia, Pochaiv, etc. On this pilgrimage we will have prayer
services and hear stories of Blessed Vasyl’s life as well as sight-seeing throughout
Ukraine.Cost of the trip is $4500 CDN which includes: flights from Winnipeg to Lviv/Kyiv to
Winnipeg, travelling in air-conditioned bus throughout Ukraine, accommodations, meals and
attractions. Travel and medical insurance is not included. For more information contact by
e-mail: [email protected] or phone 204-338-7321. Book as soon as possible as space is
limited to 20 pilgrims. Deadline for reservations and non-refundable deposit of $300.00 is
February 29, 2016. Tour conducted by Fr. John Sianchuk, C.Ss.R. & Mary Jane Kalenchuk.
Come and experience Blessed Vasyl’s homeland and the beauty and hospitality of Ukraine
.
St. Anne Ukrainian Catholic Church In collaboration with the Ukrainian Catholic Council
(Centralia) invite you to the special celebration on the occasion of The 2016 BISHOP’S LEVEE & His Grace Metropolitan Archbishop Lawrence Huculak OSBM 65th
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Sunday, January 31, 2016 DIVINE LITURY 11:30 AM
BISHOP LEVEE 1:30 PM
St Anne’s Ukrainian Catholic Church 35 Marcie St, Winnipeg, MB Please come celebrate and offer your greetings and appreciation to His Grace and his ministry in service of our
church
UCWLC St Joseph Ukrainian Catholic Church 250 Jefferson Avenue invites you to a
SOUP & SANDWICH LUNCH, Sunday January 31, 2016 12:30-3:00 pm. Entertainment:
Sich. Silent auction. Bake Sale. Adults: $12.00, Children 6-12 YEARS :$6.00, Children 5
& under :Free. Advance tickets only: Please call Virginia 204-338-2856
Family Ministry Pizza, Pajamas and a Movie! Saturday Feb. 6 at 6pm at St. Anne Ukrainian Catholic Church Hall (35 Marcie St). We will feature Minions. Bring sleeping bags, pillows, pajamas, your favourite stuffie . . . anything to make you and your family comfortable! Pepperoni/Cheese Pizza Slice $1.50, Drinks $1. Please RSVP with your food order to Michelle at [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> by Wednesday Feb.3 or call 204-799-1060. We are asking all families to bring a non-perishable food donation for The Welcome Home. Parent(s) are expected to attend with their children. ~Hosted by the Ukrainian Redemptorists~ St. John Brebeuf Catholic School (K to 8) invites you to an information Open House, Thursday, February 4, 7:00pm at 605 Renfrew Street. For more information, please contact Ms. Gail Gel at [email protected], phone 489-2115, or visit www.sjbschool.ca
January 31, 2016
Ukrainian Catholic Youth & Young Adult
1. Saturday, January 30 at 1pm - 3pm, UCY Exec meeting at 233 Scotia St, snacks during
2. Sunday, January 31 Bishop's Levee at 1:30pm, at St Anne's Ukr Catholic Church, 35
Marcie St (I will need a few representatives to attend with me, please let me know if you will be attending)
3. Saturday, February 6 at 2pm to 4pm Lenten Session #1 at Holy Family Church, 1001
Grant Ave. Speaker: Vicky Adams 4. Sunday, February 28 after the 10am service, Parish Tour and visiting youth group at Rossdale BVM Parish. Please let me know if you would like to help do the presentation for this parish! If you need a ride, we can meet at 233 Scotia and go from there. 5. Sunday, March 6 at 2pm to 4pm Lenten Session #2 at Holy Family Church, 1001 Grant
Ave. Speaker: Vicky Adams 6. Friday, March 25 3pm to 8 or 9pm Visiting different Churches for Good Friday (if you would like us to visit your church this year, please email me the times that the church is open or when there are services) Dates TBA: Paska making and/or Easter Egg Decorating
FOR TICKETS PLEASE CONTACT GWEN DANKEWICH AT 204-889-3104
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