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FEASTS Thursday - Dedication of Saint John Lateran Friday - Memorial Saint Leo the Great Saturday - Saint Martin of Tours MASS TIMES AND INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK: Tuesday 7 PM - Lily McHenry by CWG Wednesday 9 AM - Thursday 9 AM - Novena to St. Anthony starts at 8:40 a.m; Elva Bowers by Carl Bowers & Family Friday 9:00 AM - Saturday 7 PM - Mass of Thanksgiving for Sister Saint Agatha on her 75th Jubilee by Ruth & Rick Westwell & Family Sunday 9 AM - June Williams by Anthony & Family 11 AM - Tony Adriano by Teresa Clarke WEEKEND COLLECTIONS: Weekly target to meet ongoing operating expenses: $2,884.00 Weekend Collection - October 28th & 29th $2,601.50 P.P.C. ELECTIONS: The Parish will be holding an election to fill three vacancies in the Parish Pastoral Council. Any registered, practicing parishioner can be nominated as a candidate. Nominations can be delivered to the parish office in a sealed envelope addressed to “PPC Election Nominating Committee”. Nomination forms are available at the entrances of the church. Wednesday, November 8th is the last date for nominations so candidates can be presented to parishioners on the November 11th and 12th weekend. The election will be held on November 18th and 19th after the Masses. For further information contact: Bob Flynn 682-3349, Mary Dicks 595-8550, Betty Johnston 682-6478, Greg Fergus 684-6816. BAZAAR: C.W.G. annual bazaar November 18th, 2006 from 9:00a.m– 3:00p.m. If your cleaning up save the good stuff to bring the week before. “Quilt tickets available”. Everyone Welcome! SUNDAY MISSALS FOR THE NEXT LITURGICAL YEAR (2007) The new Liturgical Year will be commencing on the first of Sunday of Advent. The new missals have arrived and are on the tables at both entrances of the church. They are only $4.00 each. MEETINGS:
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD: Reminder that the gift-filled shoe boxes for hurting children around the world, are due the weekend of November 12th. Shirly Frenette will call everyone who has received a box from her to arrange a pick-up time. For more information please call Shirley @ 685-0576. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION: Parents are requested to register their children aged 5 to 12 for Sunday classes which will be held on every Sunday in the Church between 10.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. Classes will commence on the 22nd of October. For the registration kindly contact Paula Nason - Wiegand at (819) 684-1325 or the parish office at (819) 684-6926. SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL: The Aylmer collective kitchens are looking for volunteers to do some on-site babysitting during the kitchen's cooking day. Many participants are single mothers who don't have means to pay for sitters. Cooking days are one Friday a month, from 9:00 to 3 p.m., at the St. Vincent de Paul house, 39 Dalhousie Street and on Saturday, 3 times a month, at the Aylmer Food Centre, 57 du Couvent, from 9:30 to 3 p.m. Volunteers please call Émanučle Lavergne, Aylmer Food Centre at (819) 684-0163. DEVELOPMENT & PEACE: The earth’s resources must be shared by peaceful means in an equitable manner that allows current and future generations to meet their needs. "LIFE BEFORE PROFIT".
MEN OF ST. MARK’S: You are invited to join us for a Men's Breakfast at Annunciation of Our Lord Parish on November 18, 2006 from 8:15 – 10:30 am. Our speaker is the honourable Jack Murta, a former cabinet minister in the Clarke and Mulroney governments. Jack is presently leading the parliamentary prayer breakfasts for MP's and other hill staff. Jack is an exciting speaker and will be sharing with us, amongst other things, his journey from the United church to the Catholic faith.
We fully expect this event to be a SOLD OUT event.
Tickets will be scarce so act quickly: phone Rome Audet at 819 685 2380 to arrange for car pool from our parking lot.
Regular price of tickets is $10 - students $5.
PRAYERS FOR THE SICK:
Kindly remember Pat Normandeau, Cathleen Nash,
Eileen Lennon,
Claude Jacques,
Jennifer Clarke, Mary Larocque, Pat Burns,
Bailey Beck
... and all of their families in your prayers. |