The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be celebrated in the cathedral today,
June 26th,
The 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time, at
8 am, 10:30 am & 7:30 pm
Confessions ½ hour before each Mass
We are no longer required to physically distance. However, since we are so large and can physically distance we will continue to do so. Also you are free to wear or not wear your mask as you choose. Those who enter with no mask will be seated on the right and those who enter wearing a mask will be seated on the left.
SIMPLY SANITIZE YOUR HANDS WHEN YOU ARRIVE AND FOLLOW THE USHERS INSTRUCTIONS AS TO WHERE TO BE SEATED.
The 10:30 am Mass will continue to be live-streamed. You can view it at stmaryscathedral.ca
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DO YOU WANT TO DEEPEN YOUR PRAYER AND DEEPEN YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE LORD?
Experience the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius with Father Tim Gallagher on the Hallow App. You can work your way through them at your own pace. I will provide you with one each day. They are about 15 minutes each. He is an excellent teacher of how to pray with Ignatian Contemplation. I have almost every one of his books and have experienced him a couple
times in person on retreat.
He truly is one of the
spiritual masters of our
time.
Many, many thanks to Geraldine Koomen for doing the painstaking work of forwarding the links.
Introduction Click here: https://hallow.com/prayers/1006420/
Session One: Click here: https://hallow.com/prayers/1006421.
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The Following is the
Program of Prayer & Study
Sunday, June 26, 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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The Week Ahead
No 7:45 am Mass.
Confessions at 11:30 am Monday to Friday followed by 12:10 pm Mass
Wednesday: Adoration and Confessions 6 to 9 pm
Friday: All day Adoration - 9 am to 9 pm
Confessions at 11:30 am Monday to Friday followed by 12:10 pm Mass
Wednesday: Adoration and Confessions 6 to 9 pm
Friday: All day Adoration - 9 am to 9 pm
Regular Sunday Schedule: Sat. 5 pm, Sun. 8 am, 10:30 am & 7:30 pm preceded by confessions.
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Discover the Power of the Gospel – Summer Intensive
July 25-28th, 6:30-9:00 pm (In-person)
Hosted by Our Lady of Divine Fire Mission at the Boys and Girls Club South East, 1300 Bath Rd., Kingston.
Embrace the fullness of your Baptismal call to holiness and mission! Each evening we will worship, teach, equip and activate. We will introduce content from the first 4 quarters of the Encounter School of Ministry two-year program: (1) Identity in Christ and renewal of the mind; (2) The healing power of God's love; (3) Hearing God’s voice for ourselves and others; (4) Inner healing and freedom. Registration: $75 / $60 (students); $30 / $25 for one night.
Visit: https://ourladyofdivinefire.regfox.com/2022-summer-intensive for more information / registration.
Historical Tidbit: Sacrilege Dec. 6, 1843
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Catechism in a Year Day 117
274. What does the Eucharist represent in the life of the Church?
It is the source and summit of all Christian life. In the Eucharist, the sanctifying action of God in our regard and our worship of him reach their high point. It contains the whole spiritual good of the Church, Christ himself, our Pasch. Communion with divine life and the unity of the People of God are both expressed and effected by the Eucharist. Through the eucharistic celebration we are united already with the liturgy of heaven and we have a foretaste of eternal life.
Further reading: CCC 1324-1327, 1407
275. What are the names for this sacrament?
The unfathomable richness of this sacrament is expressed in different names which evoke its various aspects. The most common names are: The Eucharist, Holy Mass, the Lord's Supper, the Breaking of the Bread, the Eucharistic Celebration, the Memorial of the passion, death and Resurrection of the Lord, the Holy Sacrifice, the Holy and Divine Liturgy, the Sacred Mysteries, the Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar, and Holy Communion.
Further reading: CCC 1328-1332
It is the source and summit of all Christian life. In the Eucharist, the sanctifying action of God in our regard and our worship of him reach their high point. It contains the whole spiritual good of the Church, Christ himself, our Pasch. Communion with divine life and the unity of the People of God are both expressed and effected by the Eucharist. Through the eucharistic celebration we are united already with the liturgy of heaven and we have a foretaste of eternal life.
Further reading: CCC 1324-1327, 1407
275. What are the names for this sacrament?
The unfathomable richness of this sacrament is expressed in different names which evoke its various aspects. The most common names are: The Eucharist, Holy Mass, the Lord's Supper, the Breaking of the Bread, the Eucharistic Celebration, the Memorial of the passion, death and Resurrection of the Lord, the Holy Sacrifice, the Holy and Divine Liturgy, the Sacred Mysteries, the Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar, and Holy Communion.
Further reading: CCC 1328-1332