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LAKE HURON CATHOLIC FAMILYOFPARISHESEXETER—GODERICH—GRAND BEND—MT. CARMEL—ST. JOSEPH—ZURICHOFFICE HOURSSUNDAY, OCT. 11, 2020 — 28TH SUNDAYINORDINARY TIMEMONDAY—CLOSEDTUESDAY TO FRIDAY8:30 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M.OFFICE INFORMATION156 NORTH ST.GODERICH, ONTARION7A 2V3TEL. E LOCATED GODERICH22 MARY ST.ZURICH, ONTARION0M 2T0TEL. .BLUEWATER.DIONET.CAOFFICE LOCATED ZURICH69219 BRONSON LINERR 8PARKHILL, ONN0M 2K0TEL. 519-237-3593OLMCPB@DOL.CAWWW.OLMCPB.DOL.CAOFFICE LOCATED MT. CARMELWEEKEND MASSESGODERICHSATURDAY 5:00 P.M.SUNDAY 11:00 A.M.GRAND BENDSATURDAY 5:00 P.M.SUNDAY 8:30 A.M.ZURICHSATURDAY 5:00 P.M.SUNDAY 8:30 A.M.EXETERSUNDAY 8:30 A.M.MOUNT CARMELSUNDAY 11:00 A.M.ST. JOSEPHSUNDAY 11:00 A.M.PRAYER LINE REQUESTSst.p.prayerline@gmail.comThe Story of My LifeHello everyone! Thank you for this opportunity to introduce myself to the widercommunity of our Family of Parishes. I am the sixth child of Bruce and Shirley Georgeof Delhi, a little tobacco town down by Lake Erie. (Prior to that, my family was military,so my siblings had a very difficult experience of growing up.) Dad taught history andEnglish in the local high school, so we kept up on everything! (Before the internet, wehad four daily newspapers and six weeklies delivered to our house: it was literally read,or be crushed)!We were all served by the priests in Delhi and Fr. Mike Dalton was a friend of the familyand a hero of mine. I told my grade 1 teacher I wanted to be a priest and that sentimentremained with me my entire life. (While most vocations are happening later in life likemarriage, I went off to the Seminary at 18, too young to drink)! I served my internship/diaconate at St. Clair Beach, a suburb of Windsor. I was an Associate Pastor at OurLady Help of Christians in Wallaceburg for two years, with two years at St. Justin’s inLondon to follow. My first placement as a pastor was five years at St. Mary’s,Tillsonburg. After asking for more than ten years, I was allowed to go to the Missions:two years at Watson Lake, in the Diocese of Whitehorse. While there, I was diagnosedwith colorectal cancer and so I returned to London for treatment. Following the surgery,(permanent colostomy and ileul conduit) I filled in at Our Lady of Guadalupe in Windsor,while the pastor was having by-pass surgery. After nine months there, I was appointedto St. Boniface in Zurich and St. Peter’s in St. Joseph.Growing up, my family was very involved in Pro-Life and other justice issues: as apriest, I have served as the chaplain to the Catholic Rural Life Conference and theDiocesan Development and Peace Committee; as director of the Mission Office andcurrently, as a member of the Ecumenical Commissions.When it comes to recreations, I like to think of myself as an outdoorsman: my familycamped each summer and I had 10 years in the Scouting Movement as Cub, Scout,Venturer and a Cub leader.I look forward to meeting more parishioners God willing when our epidemic ends. Untilthen, we’ll probably meet at an Adult Faith Development event: while I’ve tried to avoidbecoming a teacher like my father and brothers, you cannot escape some of this stuff!Thank you to all the volunteers and people in the pews who have gone out of their wayto introduce themselves and make me feel welcome in our Family of Parishes!God Bless, Fr. Matthew GeorgePASTORAL TEAMPASTOR: REV. ANTOINE (TONY) LAFORETASSOCIATE PASTORS: REV. MATTHEW GEORGE AND REV. VINCE GULIKERSPASTORAL WORKER: LISA MASELLIDEACONS: JOHN LAMMERS, BRIAN MCDONALD, FRED TRUCHONPARISH STAFFBUSINESS MANAGER: JIM VAN LANENSECRETARIES/RECEPTIONISTS: TINA BOUTILIER AND JANE LANSBERGENBOOKKEEPERS/RECEPTIONISTS: KAREN KESTER AND LORI LAPORTE
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK OFOctober 12 — 18, 2020MONDAY: October 12(We pray for Rev. Gregory Bonin)St. Boniface, Zurich — 9:00 a.m.Int. of Virginia Denomme — Kathryn RegierJoe Carroll — Kate & Michael MoriartyTUESDAY: October 13(We pray for Rev. Francis (Jack) Hurley)St. Peter’s, St. Joseph — 12 p.m. NoonInt. of Ana & Jaime Cabral — Christa IhrigPatrick Mihm — Elaine MihmSt. Peter’s, Goderich — 7:00 p.m.Carol Wilson — The FamilyWEDNESDAY: October 14(We pray for Rev. Mukucha Kathemo)IHM, Grand Bend — 12 p.m. NoonCathy McLennan — Jill YoungSt. Boniface, Zurich — 7:00 p.m.Kay Sharp — Warren & Helen RegierTony Regier — Clarence & Joan RegierTHURSDAY: October 15(We pray for Deacon Charles Stillwell)St. Peter’s, Goderich — 9:00 a.m.Int. of Bernice Omahen — Fritz FamilyOLMC, Mt. Carmel — 7:00 p.m.Jane Gillespie — Bridget Ryan & Greg PetrieTom & Mary Ryan — Joe & Lynn RyanFRIDAY: October 16(We pray for Deacon Gerald Clement)St. Boniface, Zurich — 9:15 a.m.Int. Richard & Rose Marie RaderRev. Paul Mooney & dec. Fam. Mem. — EstatePrecious Blood, Exeter — 12 p.m. NoonHarry Winters — The FamilySATURDAY: October 17(We pray for Rev. John Juhl, O.F.M. Cap.)St. Peter’s, Goderich — 9:00 a.m.Friends of Maria Lourenco — MariaSATURDAY: Oct. 17 — 29th Sun. in Ordinary TimeIHM, Grand Bend — 5:00 p.m.St. Boniface, Zurich — 5:00 p.m.St. Peter’s, Goderich — 5:00 p.m.Our Parish FamilySUNDAY: Oct. 18 — 29th Sun. in Ordinary TimeIHM, Grand Bend — 8:30 a.m.Precious Blood, Exeter — 8:30 a.m.St. Boniface, Zurich — 8:30 a.m.Our Parish FamilyOLMC, Mt. Carmel — 11:00 a.m.St. Peter’s, Goderich — 11:00 a.m.St. Peter’s, St. Joseph — 11:00 a.m.Our Parish FamilyEmployment OpportunityWe are looking to hire a cook./housekeeper for therectory in Goderich. This position would be 2-3days/week. If you are interested in this positionplease call the parish offices or email Fr. Antoine(Tony) Laforet: tlaforet@dol.caOctober Office NotationsThe Zurich office location will be CLOSED onTues., Oct. 13.The Goderich office location will be CLOSED onFriday, Oct. 16.The Mt. Carmel office location will be CLOSEDFri., Oct. 20 — 23.Reaching out by TelephoneWe are working on updating our parish data bases.In the near future, you will be contacted bysomeone from your parish to verify and updateyour contact information.SacristansWe are looking for Sacristans for all church sites.If you wish to become a Sacristan or would likemore information, please contact Rev. Antoine(Tony) Laforet at tlaforet@dol.caNew Parish WebsitePlease look for our new Lake Huron CatholicFamily of Parishes website coming this Fall.Sacramental PreparationPlease keep an eye on the bulletins for updatesregarding sacramental preparation.BulletinsDue to Covid restrictions, we are unable to printbulletins for distribution. At this time, we may onlyoffer on-line bulletins. If you wish to subscribe tothe bulletin please visit www.lhcfp.dol.ca andsign-up to subscribe. In order to spread the newswe encourage those who do receive the on-linebulletin to print a copy for someone withoutcomputer access. Let’s all help to spread the goodnews!Parish EmailEffective immediately, we ask that all caPlease note that emails are checked periodicallythroughout the day (Tuesday — Friday: 8:30 a.m. 3:30 p.m.)
Phone SystemPlease be advised that we have a newtelephone system for our new LakeHuron Catholic Family of Parishes. Weask for your patience while we getaccustomed to using this new telephone system.Your calls will be answered and then transferredto the appropriate person. We are trying our bestto be efficient and as helpful as possible.Blessings Foodbank—ZurichA food drive is taking place during the month ofOctober at Blessings in Zurich. In need are giftcards and canned meet. During Covid, we will notbe collecting items through the churches, but itemsmay be dropped off at Blessings.Choir NotesWe are looking for a Choir Director andmusicians for Immaculate Heart of MaryChurch, Grand Bend. For moreinformation contact, Fr. Antoine (Tony)Laforet: tlaforet@dol.caJoin Us for our first Alpha in our Family ofParishes!Alpha is a series of sessions to help youexplore questions about God and faith ina welcoming environment. Anyone canattend - Catholic, Christian, or not! Bringfriends and family! Alpha will run Onlineon Tuesdays from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. for 8weeks beginning this Tuesday, October 13.Contact Lisa Maselli to sign up at lmaselli@dol.caor call 519-236-4191-x-225. If you are not familiarwith using Zoom, let Lisa know and she will behappy to teach you.St. Boniface C.W.L.Congratulations and thank you to our members fortheir faithful years of service; Betty Grenier &Theresa Regier 70 years, Virginia Denomme &Marie Cyr-Whitney 65 years, Linda Regier 50years, Loretta Ayotte 40 Years & Mary Earle 25years.Membership Dues Collection for 2020: there willbe a mail out to all members this year.Catholic RegisterPlease enjoy the following newsletter, as we findnew ways to tell our stories of Faith as one FaithCommunity from Mt. Carmel to d-storiesc2010a/0?m4 Confessions following Weekday MassesOur priests are available to hear confessionsfollowing weekday Masses including Saturdaymorning Mass.Directives for Attending MassFor everyone’s safety we must adhere to the following directives when attending Mass:1. Please check your temperature and other symptomsbefore leaving for church such as; an elevated temperature, or are suffering from cough, sputum production,shortness of breath, undue fatigue, loss of appetite,muscle aching, runny nose, chills involving shakes, lossof taste or smell. Those who feel sick, are expected tostay home.2. As per the Huron-Perth Public Health masks will be required when entering the church.3. You may bring your own container of water from homeand have it blessed as we cannot offer holy water in thechurch.4. Everyone will be seated in the church and due to fireregulations no one is permitted to stand at the back ofthe church.5. Due to the need for physical distancing and the 30%capacity restriction, please use the clearly marked designated seating areas. You will be ushered to your seatas you enter the church.6. All our prayers and responses will be recited by the assembly at Mass. The Cantor will sing on behalf of thosepresent.7. The washrooms will be available for emergency purposes only. Please use your washroom at home before attending Mass.8. During Mass, all other areas of the church will not be inuse.9. Copies of church bulletins will be emailed or may befound on the parish website. Please forward your emailaddress to your parish office if you wish to subscribe tothe on-line bulletin.10. Collection/offertory will be received at the doors of thechurch as you exit. Thank you for your continued generosity.11. Please arrive well in advance to Mass as we must followthe necessary screening & sanitizing procedures thatwill take a few moments. Once we have reached maximum capacity in the church, no further people will beallowed entry.Following Mass, we ask that you to leave the church directlywithout gathering with other parishioners at the door or in theparking lot.
WEEKEND MASS REGISTRATION PROCEDURESGrand Bend, St. Joseph & ZurichOur online registration for our weekend Masses opens Wednesdays at 9 a.m. and closes once wereach our 30% capacity or Fridays at noon - whichever comes first.You must register weekly for our weekend Masses.Please visit our parish website and sign-up to attend the Mass of your choice or go tohttps://stpstbav.weebly.com/register.html.If you are able to register as a social group that will help us with our seating. Please make sure youcome to the church with your group so we are able to seat you together.If you have registered for a Mass and then realize you are unable to attend please cancel your registration or call the office and leave a message so we can free up your seat for someone else.If we have reached our capacity or registration has closed for a weekend Mass please feel free todrop by the church before Mass as there may still be room to seat you once we have seated everyone who has registered.Please help us by passing on this message. If you know someone who would like to attend Mass,but does not have access to the internet please have them call the office to register before Friday atnoon. 519-236-4191 or 519-238-8556.GoderichALL those with email access are required to register on-line to attend Mass by visiting our Only those without email access may call the office (519-524-8174), press # 7 and leave a detailedmessage.Note: we currently do not have a working telephone system at this time.Please register only ONCE.How will I know if I am selected?When you are selected for a seat for Mass you will be contacted on Friday (8 days prior to theweekend in question) by email or voicemail. Please make note of the date of the Mass. You mustacknowledge this contact by 11 a.m. of the next Tuesday. (Please do not call or email to see if youhave a seat.)If you do not reply, your name will be removed and the seat offered to another group.Please confirm or decline promptly, as this requires a significant amount of time to coordinate.Please note that you CANNOT exchange/swap your reserved seat with another parishioner for adifferent Mass time/week due to the strict Covid-19 tracing guidelines.Everyone MUST register to attend Mass and face masks MUST be worn at Mass.We ask for everyone’s patience during this time.Exeter & Mt. CarmelPlease remember to register for weekend Masses by Wednesday at 5 p.m.: olmcpb@dol.ca or call519-237-3593. In your email please indicate which Mass you wish to attend, your name, the number from your household who wish to attend and your phone number. You will receive an email notification if you have been assigned a seat at Mass.
Pray with Us: Oct. 4 — 12We invite you and your family to join brother Knights and fellow Catholics around theworld in a Novena for the Cause of Life beginning on Sunday, Oct. 4, and ending on Monday, Oct. 12. Throughout these nine days, we will pray for an end to abortion, euthanasiaand other social ills that result in broken families and unhappiness, and which threaten themost vulnerable. The novena calls upon the intercession of Our Lady and draws uponunique quotes from the teachings of Pope Francis regarding the sanctity of all human life.Joinbrother Knights and their families to pray this novena for the defense of life and invite your pastorand fellow parishioners to do the same. By uniting in prayer, we’ll be able to stand up against — andultimately defeat — threats against life.A downloadable version of the novena can be found here. You can also sign up to receive a dailyemail, which will include the unique petitions for each of the nine days of the novena. Click here fordetails.Christian hope is not the same thing as optimism, Optimism is a tendency to emphasize the goodpart in a situation at the expense of noticing: the bad part, or the feeling that the future good thingsare more likely to happen than bad things. In the thought of the German philosopher G.W. Leibniz,optimism is the belief that we are already living in the best of all possible worlds.Christian hope is very different. According to Thomas Aquinas, hope is the virtue that gives us confidence that a very difficult and arduous task to be completed or a goal to be reached can beachieved with the help of God's grace. So, Christian hope is fully aware of the difficulties that willhave to be fated to overcome a present injustice or evil. Christian hope also acknowledges ourweakness and the fact that only God's help will see us through. But Christian hope is also confidentthat just as God's labours have empowered us in the past, so now God's faithfulness will not fail us.This month, we enter into the final weeks of the liturgical year, and the Scriptures begin to be filledwith eschatological images of judgment and future victory. It is important that we approach theseimagesthroughthelensofChristianhope.Isaiah and Jesus call us to confront the very real injustices and evils in our midst: racism, economicinjustice, colonialism, exclusion based on gender or orientation, among others. They call us toacknowledge that God condemns all forms of persecution of the neighbour. We are to purify ourhearts of all these evils. They also present a vision of what a recreated and reconciled humanity willlook like, and they want us to hunger for the coming of that vision of the reign of God, to ache forGod's final eschatological wedding banquet. They speak confidently that just as God's labours haveempowered us in the past, so now God's faithfulness will not fail us. Like Isaiah's Servant, we aregiven grace that enables us to participate in the coming of God's reign. This year has been filledwith many struggles and difficulties, enough to destroy any and all optimism. But Christian hope liberates us to look reality in the face, to ask for the divine help we need, and to work alongside Jesusas he labours to bring about a re-created and reconciled humanity. We may not see the eschatological wedding banquet any time soon, but we are confident that the coming of God's reign is worththe effort.Gilles Mongreay. S. J.Wishing everyone a safe and blessed Thanksgiving Weekend!
Family Financial ReportAugust 2020Year to DateImmaculate Heart of Mary ChurchDonations/ReceiptsExpensesSurplus/(Deficit) 8,400.015,730.02 2,669.99 49,318.2858,256.52( 8,938.24)Our Lady of Mount Carmel ChurchDonations/ReceiptsExpensesSurplus/(Deficit) 9,704.184,726.90 4,977.28 62,167.7370,758.66( 8,590.93)Precious Blood ChurchDonations/ReceiptsExpensesSurplus/(Deficit) 9,982.385,161.87 4,820.51 67,126.8268,412.13( 1,285.31)St. Boniface ChurchDonations/ReceiptsExpensesSurplus (Deficit) 12,686.707,619.13 5,067.57 87,688.4278,182.30 9,506.12St. Peter’s Church, GoderichDonations/ReceiptsExpensesSurplus (Deficit) 20,148.2027,171.02( 7,022.82) 132,607.72138,598.01( 5,990.29)St. Peter’s Church, St. JosephDonations/ReceiptsExpensesSurplus (Deficit) 7,893.014,794.07 3,098.94 47,282.4246,155.55 1,126.87Note: All the Parishes in our Family have received financial relief from the Canadian EmergencyWage Subsidy ( 10-15% of Donations/Receipts). Without this assistance Parishes would in a worsesituation. Please keep this in mind when planning your donations.Donations may be brought to weekend Masses, delivered to the parish offices or E-transferred toone of the addresses below:St. Peter's, Goderich - stpetersgh@dol.ca St. Boniface - stboniface@dol.caSt. Peter's, St. Joseph's - stpeter@dol.ca Immaculate Heart of Mary - ihmgrandbend@dol.caPrecious Blood - preciousblood@dol.caOur Lady of Mount Carmel - ourladymc@dol.caOr call the offices to set up automatic withdrawals.Thank you all for your generosity.
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