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The document is about the Third Sunday of Easter in the year A, including intentions for Mass from April 28th to May 3rd. It discusses how the disciples recognized Jesus in the breaking of bread, and how we can experience the presence of the Risen Christ at the Eucharist. Parishioners are encouraged to donate electronically through e-transfers since the church is closed, but their donations are still important to support the parish's regular expenses.
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Third Sunday of Easter - Year A
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The document is about the Third Sunday of Easter in the year A, including intentions for Mass from April 28th to May 3rd. It discusses how the disciples recognized Jesus in the breaking of bread, and how we can experience the presence of the Risen Christ at the Eucharist. Parishioners are encouraged to donate electronically through e-transfers since the church is closed, but their donations are still important to support the parish's regular expenses.
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Third Sunday of Easter - Year A
Sunday April 26, 2020
This week, the Sanctuary Lamp burns in THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER memory of: It was impossible for Christ to be held in the power of death. + MARCEL CHAMPAGNE (Acts 2) You were ransomed by the precious blood of Christ, the The Sanctuary Lamp burns to remind us of Christ’s Lamb without defect or blemish. (1 Peter) presence in the Blessed Sacrament of the altar. The disciples recognized the Lord when he broke bread with If you wish to sponsor the sanctuary lamp for one them. (Luke 24) week, the stipend is $35.00 Luke’s Easter night story Mass Intentions parallels our own experience April 28 - May 3, 2020 of the Eucharist: We come to As we gather, let us remember and pray for . . . the Lord’s table feeling angry, th hurt, despairing, alone – but at Tues. ~ ………………………………………. Apr. 28 this table, coming to “know + Bethany Qun Yi Yan him in the breaking of the (by Yvonne MacNiven) bread,” we can experience the Wed. ~ ….…St. Catherine of Sienna……… Apr. 29th peace and presence of the Risen Christ. + Margaret & Elizabeth Ward It has been said that true friendship begins when people (by Henderson Family) share a memory. Like the two disciples who recognize Jesus in the breaking of bread, we, too, are bound as a Church by Thurs. ~ …………Pope Pius V…...…..……… Apr. 30th the same memory of the Risen One. In the word we hear Intn’s of Linda & Hadi together and the bread we share together, God's love is both (by Rosemary Salmon) remembered and relived, giving us hope and direction and ………St. Joseph the Worker...…… May 1st meaning in the course of our individual journeys. Fri. ~ + John McCarthy As the two disciples discover on their journey to Emmaus, (by Bonehill Family) Christ is alive and present in our midst in the love, charity and goodness we give and receive, in the sacrament of his ……………………………………… May 2nd body and blood, in moments of grace and prayer. Sat. ~ + Helmut Grascha Like the disciples journeying to Emmaus, we are disciples (by Furbacher Family) are on a journey, a journey reaches its zenith in the great Sun. ~ ……………………………………… May 3rd Paschal journey from crucifixion to resurrection. As the + Mark Cookson disciples traveling to Emmaus discover, the journey is not (by Shirley Brunet & Family) ended. It continues through the wilderness and is marked by For the People of St. Helen Parish the cross. But God is still very much present to us along the way. We are now set up for online e-transfers. If you would God travels with us on our own roads to Emmaus; God is like to use this convenient method through your bank please present in the broken bread of compassion and healing we follow these instructions (some banks charge a fee): offer and receive from our fellow travelers. Easter faith is to Go online and log into your bank account. Select Interac e- recognize God in our midst: in our wanting to understand, in transfer and select a recipient – the first time you will have our struggle to make things right, in our brokenness. May to add recipient by putting in donations@sthelenscatholic.ca this Easter season open our hearts and spirits to recognize (after the first time it will then stay on your list of recipients). Christ among us in every moment of our lives, in both the Input amount to send and complete the transaction. Note in bright promising mornings and the dark, terrifying nights. the memo area what your donation is for; Sunday FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK . . . Offertory (SO), Facility Maintenance (FM) and Thank you all for your continued prayers and support. Building Fund (BF). Please be assured of our continued prayers for all of you in Example - SO $20 One transaction can be made for all these challenging times. In the case of any emergency do not three if you wish. Such a notation could look like this: SO hesitate to contact the parish office as we check our email $xx, FM $xx, BF $xx. If your transaction does not work the and messages regularly. Should you require assistance, first time, please try the next day as the Diocese can only please contact the parish. receive a set amount of donations in a 24 hour period. If you Many of you have responded to the e transfer option for have any questions please email or call the office. your donations. Thank you for sending in your gifts. While our primary concern is your spiritual and physical “Let nothing disturb you, nothing frighten you, well-being, the offertory gifts are very important for the all things are passing, God is unchanging. parish as we continue to incur our regular expenses. Please Patience gains all; be safe and stay home - the church is closed. We have nothing is lacking to those who have God: been receiving some weekly offerings through the mail and a God alone is sufficient.” few by those who are on preauthorized monthly payment. St. Teresa of Ávila