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Readings for November 17th, 2019 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year C
(1) The Book of Malachi chapter 4,1-2 The sun of righteous will rise upon you.
(2) The Second Letter to Thessalonians chapter 3,
7-12---Anyone unwilling to work should not eat.
(3) The Gospel of Luke chapter 21, 5-19
By your endurance you will gain your souls
St. Joseph’s Parish Mission Statement (Tagalog)
Ang Parokya ng San Jose ay tinawag na maging isang sambayanang may pananampalataya, bukas palad sa lahat ng tao upang ipagdiwang ang pagmamahal ng Diyos sa pamamagitan ng kanyang Banal sa Salita at Sakramento. Inatasan tayo na maging mga kamay at paa ng ating Panginoong Hesukristo, marunong magpakumbaba sa lahat ng paraan, nakaunat ang kamay at handang tumangap ng mga mahihirap at yaong nangangailangan na puno ng paggalang at kawang-gawa.
535 8th Street East, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7H 0P9 Phone: 244-1556 Fax: 242-8916
Website: www.stjosephsaskatoon.ca
Pastor - Fr. Hoang Nguyen Office Administrator - Darlene Urquhart
0FFICE HOURS: Monday through Friday – 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. SUNDAY LITURGIES: 11:00 A.M. & 5:00 P.M.
Parish Pastoral Council: Andrew Webster (Chair) Jane Rusbridge, Avery Haubrich, & JoAnn Emard, Jane Bruse & Simon Hoadley
Finance Committee: Joan Squires (Chair) Josh Pion, Tom Zurowski, Wayde Squires, June Zurowski.
Knights of Columbus – Fr. O’Leary Council #5104 –For info contact Bill at (306)652-2965 or John at (306) 373-1822
Thirty Second
Sunday
in Ordinary Time
November 10th, 2019 22nd, 2019
Readings for This Sunday: 4
(1) The Second Book of
Maccabees Chapter 7,1-2,7-14----
The King of the universe will raise
us up to a resurrection of eternal
life.
((2) The Second Letter to the Thessalonians 2,16-3,5-
May the Lord strengthen your hearts in every good
work and word.
(3) The Gospel of Luke 20,27, 34-38
He is not God of the dead, but God of the living.
Morning Weekday Liturgies @ 9:00 a.m.
Monday, November 11th Rita Main - H & B
Requested by Mary Bennett
Tuesday, November 12th Robert Farthing
Requested by Tom & June Zurowski
Thursday, November 14th Emilio Petrinic
Requested by Vjera & Robert Petrinic
Friday, November 15th Marija Maricic
Requested by Vjera & Robert Petrinic
Note: Repose of the Soul. H & B – Health & Blessings
Mass at St. Francis Xavier Parish Wednesday, November 13th @ 9:00 a.m.
November 10th, 2019
REMEMBRANCE BOOK: November in our Parish is the
month when we remember all those in our community as
well as our family members who have passed away. A
special Parish Remembrance Book will be on display at
the front of the Church (by the Broadway entrance) for
anyone who would like to enter the names of deceased
loved ones whom they wish to remember in prayer.
Rest In Peace: We extend our deepest sympathy
and prayers to the family and friends of Roy Labas. The Funeral Mass for Roy will be held
on Saturday, November 16th at 2 p.m.
Here at St. Joseph’s Parish.
Baptisms: Congratulations to the following families
who celebrated a Baptism on Saturday, November 9th:
Ophelia Jean Erker , child of Kam & Deanne Erker
and
Juliette Anne Urquhart, child of Jillian
Urquhart.
2019-2020 Missals- are available in the main entrance of the
parish to purchase for $5.00 each. Just ask a Welcomer.
Ministry Volunteers: We are looking for YOU. Every
member that attends our masses has a specific gift from God
that we are looking for. Please pray and consider signing up
for at least one area of need in our parish. Our parish is run
by volunteers JUST LIKE YOU! Ministry Volunteer
Forms for the New Liturgical Year are available at the main
entrance of the Church. If you have any questions at all,
please contact the office and we will get you in contact with
the right person.
K of C Pancake Breakfast: Sunday, November 24th at St. Joseph’s Parish Hall from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Preschool Free; Adult $ 7.; Family; $ 20. Everyone is Welcome. Hosted by the Sanlorzo Ruis Council #11429
to Jo-Ann Emard and Linda Hoult and all
the rest of their helpers for organizing the
Fall Turkey Supper on Sunday, November 3rd. Thank you
as well to Tim Haubrich who did a great job as MC. Many
Thanks to all the parishioners and friends who came out to
enjoy a great evening. The net profit from this fundraiser
was $750.00.
Save The Date – St. Joseph’s Annual Advent Pot Luck
Sunday, December 8th, at the Parish Hall following the
5 p.m. Liturgy.
Many of you know the Knights of Columbus and what they
have done to service the Parish and Community for many
years. After 137 years of great service, we are trying to
Modernize ourselves and attract Younger and Mid-Aged
families. That is why we have developed the New“ On-Line
Family Membership’' For more information go to:
www.kofc.org/joinus
Priest Discernment Night will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday,
Nov 21 at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, 1235 – 12th Street
East. The night will begin with Mass, followed by a
presentation/discussion. This year for our discernment nights, we are studying Bishop Fulton Sheen’s book A Priest
Is Not His Own. We will be covering Chapter 3 — “Spiritual
Generation”, and Chapter 4 – “The Holiness of the Priest”.
Books are available for those who have not received one and
would like to participate. For more information contact Fr.
Colin Roy at [email protected] or Fr. Daniel Yasinski at
St. Joseph’s Parish Craft Fair Saturday,
November 16th 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at
the Parish Hall. There will be over 34
crafters selling their goods, come and do
some early Christmas Shopping.
Come for a hot lunch - soup, chilli, hotdogs etc. will be
sold at the Concession.
Bake Sale Donations Needed: St. Joseph’s Parish will be
selling Baked Goods at the Craft Fair. Donated Baking
would greatly be appreciated. Best Sellers – Loafs
(banana, pumpkin, zucchini), pies, tarts, buns & cookies.
Baked items can be dropped off at the hall the evening
before or brought to the hall the day of the Craft Fair.
The Bishop’s Annual Appeal supports many important ministries and programs. Gifts are allocated towards Hospital Chaplaincy, Prison Ministry, Youth Ministry, the education of our seminarians and all of the services provided by the Diocese. If you have not yet made your pledge, please pray about your decision and consider
making a pledge or one-time gift. Join us, your Catholic community, as we join our gifts to God’s many blessings
Collected to date - $9,000.00 St. Joseph’s Parish Goal – 20,527.00
Red Wednesday Nov. 20 - An international awareness day
to remember persecuted Christians – An estimated 327
million Christians in the world today are affected by religious
persecution. In an effort to make them known and to be in
solidarity with them, Aid to the Church in Need is organizing
Red Wednesday to be marked around the world on Nov. 20,
2019. You are invited to learn more about the plight of
persecuted Christians and to pray on that day – as individuals,
families, parishes and communities. You are also encouraged
to wear red, or to light up buildings in red on Nov. 20 as a
sign of your solidarity for those who are persecuted. Prayer
resources for vigils, rosary events, mass intentions and more,
are available on the Aid to the Church in Need website at:
https://acn-canada.org/red-wednesday --
Olive Branch Marriage and Family Ministry is holding a
workshop that will interest you: Accompaniment and Hope
– This workshop will be presented by Madeline and Peter
Oliver from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 27
at St. Philip Neri Parish, 1902 Munroe Ave. S., Saskatoon.
For more information see: www.olivebranchministry.ca or
contact Madeline Oliver (306) 361-9318, Peter Oliver (306)
260-6213 or [email protected]
Prison Ministry Request: The diocesan Restorative Ministry
office is seeking men’s winter coats or parkas (sizes large,
extra large and up), as part of the outreach provided to men
at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre. Please drop off or send
donations to the Catholic Pastoral Centre, 2nd floor of the
Cathedral of the Holy Family, 123 Nelson Road, Saskatoon,
S7S 1H1, which is open from 9 a.m. to noon, and 1 to 4:30
p.m. Monday to Friday, or call Dianne Anderson at (306)
659-5845.
Christmas Outreach in the Prison - Restorative Ministry is
once again asking for help to make Christmas more cheery
for the men at the Saskatoon Correctional Centre. Monetary
donations are needed in order to purchase small, identical
gifts for 475 men. Please send donations to the Catholic
Pastoral Centre, 123 Nelson Road, Saskatoon, S7S 1H1,
Attention: Dianne. Please make out cheques to ‘Restorative
Ministry’. Thank you
Celebrate The Feast Of Christ The King! Theme:
Maranatha 2019! Chosen By The Lord For A New Song
(Romans 8:29-30) Preparation: The Reign of Christ
Apostolate at St. Paul’s Co-Cathedral Novena from
November 15 to 23 and attending the evenings of prayer and
reflection, held at St. Paul’s Co-Cathedral at 7 to 8 p.m.,
except Sunday, Nov. 17 starts at 9:30 a.m. and Saturday,
Nov. 23 starts at 6:30 p.m. During the Novena there will be
Exposition and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and
Confessions. Celebration: November 23 is the last day of the
Novena, starting at 6:30 p.m., and followed by a Vigil Mass
by Bishop Mark Hagemoen at 7:00 p.m. and fellowship,
afterward, in Bishop Mahoney Hall, at St. Paul’s Co-
Cathedral.
Spiritual Direction: For a mentor and companion to
accompany you on your spiritual journey contact Sr. Adeline Behm at Queen’s House 306-242-1916 or email: [email protected] or visit the website www.queenshouse.org
Black Upright Yamaha Piano and Bench for Sale. P2B
model, serial #397097. Excellent condition. If interested
please call Sr. Judy at 306-653-2426 or 306-713-8487
Ministers for Next Sunday – November 17th, 2019 –33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Extraordinary
Ministers of
Communion
11:00 A.M.
5:00 P.M.
C – Judi Zaleschuk
T- B Jennifer Fillinger P-C Lori Skibinsky
T- B Barb Schnurr
Proclaimers Of The Word
11:00 A.M.
5:00 P.M.
Cecilia Mui, Clementina Amah, Paul McTavish
Carmen Bassingthwaite
WELCOMERS
11:00 A.M.
5:00 P.M.
(C) Linda Hoult, Bincy Baiju
Evelyn Nesdole
(C) Carmen Bassingthwaite, Simon Hoadley
11:00 A.M.
5:00 P.M.
Altar Servers Needed
Dennis Reddekopp
CHILDREN’S Liturgy
11:00 A.M.
Deb Johnson
Joan Watts
LITURGY TEAM
COORDINATORS
11:00 A.M.
5:00 P.M.
Judi Zaleschuk
Brad Phillips
SASKATOON FOOD BANK: We are asked to
continue our much-needed
support by donating the
following food: Nov. 17th –Canned Soups
Nov. 24th - Cereal
The food donations will be
included in the Offerings
during Sunday Liturgies.
Financial Contributions for Last Sunday Envelopes $ 1,510.00 Loose $ 562.00
Building Fund $ .00
Besides sacramental liturgy and sacramentals, catechesis must take into account the forms of piety and
popular devotions among the faithful. The religious sense of the Christian people has always found
expression in various forms of piety surrounding the Church's sacramental life, such as the veneration of
relics, visits to sanctuaries, pilgrimages, processions, the stations of the cross, religious dances, the rosary,
medals, etc. (CCC, #1674).
IMAGES: Religious images in a church include illustrations, paintings, pictures, sculptures, or statues.
Artistic representations of Jesus, his Mother of Mary, angels and saints are provided for the purpose of
praying, honouring, instruction, or decorating.
“In the earthly Liturgy, the Church participates, by a foretaste, in that heavenly Liturgy which is celebrated
in the holy city of Jerusalem, toward which she journeys as a pilgrim, and where Christ is seated at the right
hand of God; and by venerating the memory of the Saints, she hopes one day to have some share and
fellowship with them. Thus, in sacred buildings images of the Lord, of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and of the
Saints, in accordance with most ancient tradition of the Church, should
be displayed for veneration by the faithful and should be so arranged so
as to lead the faithful toward the mysteries of faith celebrated there. Care
should, therefore, be taken that their number not be increased
indiscriminately and moreover that they be arranged in proper order so
as not to draw the attention of the faithful to themselves and away from
the celebration itself. There should usually be only one image of any given
Saint. Generally speaking, in the ornamentation and arrangement of a
church, as far as images are concerned, provision should be made for the
devotion of the entire community as well
as for the beauty and dignity of the
images” (GIRM, # 318).
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS: Windows filled with colour pieces of
glass are found in churches, buildings, and homes. This form of art has been
popular in churches for centuries. In addition to colourful designs, somehow
pictures of Jesus, saints, or important religious events from scripture. The
shinning sun brightens the many colours and helps make God’s house look
special, beautiful, and meaningful. Several cathedrals (the bishop’s church
in a diocese) around the world have become famous because of their
architectural design and use of stained-glass.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS: The Stations of the Cross is a devotion
in which we meditate upon the Passion and Death of Jesus Christ. In the
Stations, we focus on the fact that Jesus freely suffered and died out of
infinite love for us and for all of mankind. We remember with gratitude
that it is through His complete offering of Himself to the Father that it
becomes possible for us to enter into the unending joy of heaven. Finally,
while the Stations are a meditation on our Lord’s Passion and Death, we
remember that death does not have the final word, but rather that it leads
to Resurrection – His and our own.
