The Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) Sunday Vigil Mass
will be celebrated this evening
(Saturday, June 18th)
at 5 pm.
Doors open & Confessions begin at 4 pm.
We no longer need to continue physical distancing. However, due to the size of the cathedral we will continue to do so as much as possible for everyone’s comfort and protection. Therefore, we will continue to have the ushers seat you and we will continue to follow the same form of receiving Holy Communion as we have been doing throughout the pandemic.
We are no longer required to wear masks. Those who are wearing masks when the arrive will be guided to the tabernacle (lefthand) side of the cathedral. Those who are not wearing masks when they arrive will be guided to the baptismal (righthand) side of the cathedral.
PLEASE SANITIZE YOUR HANDS WHEN YOU ARRIVE AND FOLLOW THE USHERS INSTRUCTIONS AS TO WHERE TO BE SEATED.
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The Following is the
Program of Prayer & Study
Saturday, June 18, 2022
My dear sisters and brothers in Christ
Please stay safe. Be prudent. Wash hands often. Practice physical distancing.
Contact one person today who does not have many people to contact them.
Above all, pray!
United in prayer in Christ.
Father Shawn
Today's Readings for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass: www.cccb.ca
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Catechism in a Year Day 109
255. Starting when to whom has the Church administered Baptism?
From the day of Pentecost, the Church has administered Baptism to anyone who believes in Jesus Christ.
Further reading: CCC 1226-1228
256. In what does the essential rite of Baptism consist?
The essential rite of this sacrament consists in immersing the candidate in water or pouring water over his or her head while invoking the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.
Further reading: CCC 1229-1245, 1278
From the day of Pentecost, the Church has administered Baptism to anyone who believes in Jesus Christ.
Further reading: CCC 1226-1228
256. In what does the essential rite of Baptism consist?
The essential rite of this sacrament consists in immersing the candidate in water or pouring water over his or her head while invoking the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.
Further reading: CCC 1229-1245, 1278
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