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St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church
Brampton, Ontario
Readings for Sunday, November 6, 2011
THIRTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
First Reading: Wisdom 6.12-16
Second Reading: 1 Thessalonians 4.13-18
Gospel:
Matthew 25.1-13
LAMP INTENTIONS
The Two Sanctuary Lamps, the St. Anne Lamp, the
Sacred Heart Lamp, the Divine Mercy Lamp and the
Padre Pio Lamp burn for Your Special Intention:
This week the lamps are burning for:
LAMP NO. 1:
LAMP NO. 2:
SACRED HEART
ST. ANNE LAMP:
DIVINE MERCY:
PADRE PIO:
For the soul of Alibina Zufich
For the soul of Alibina Zufich
For the soul of Jonathan Faria
For the soul of Albina Zufich
For the soul of Alibina Zufich
For the soul of Albina Zufich
Monday, October 31, 2011
9:15 am
† Albina Zufich
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
9:15 am
† Valdevit and Corona families
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
9:15 am
All Souls in Purgatory
7:00 pm
All Souls in Purgatory
VOCATIONS
“The greatest among you will be your servant.” Can I
respond to God as a priest, deacon, brother or sister? If God
is calling you, contact:
Fr. Hansoo Park (416) 968-0997.
Email: vocations@vocations.ca
www.vocationstoronto.ca
EDGE NEWS
ATTENTION
Parents
of
Children in Grades 6, 7 & 8:
Due to a lack of volunteers who
can offer their time weekly, EDGE Nights will
take place only on the last Friday of each month
unless otherwise stated on the bulletin board.
EDGE Youth Ministry registration forms can be
obtained from & returned to the church office.
7 PM FRIDAY YOUTH MASS CHOIR
Announcing…
Youth Mass Choir Practices:
5:30-6:55 pm @ St. Anne’s Church
Then we sing @ 7 pm Friday
Mass 

Do you sing or play an
instrument?
Are available from 5:30 – 8
pm most Fridays?
Please leave your contact information in the
Church office if you are interested in singing or
playing an instrument with us.
All volunteers 18 & over must have a volunteer
screening & a vulnerable sector police check
LIFE TEEN
Thursday, November 3, 2011
9:15 am
† Giovanni Esposito
Friday, November 4, 2011
9:15 am
Open Intentions
7:00 pm
† Riccardo Jonni
Saturday, November 5, 2011
9:15 am
† Lucy & Gregory Moraes and
Natalia & Raymond Rodrigues
Life
Teen
will meet every Saturday evening
in the Stephenson room for teens
in grades 9 – 12 beginning at
6:00 p.m.
high
school
Please bring a
age
friends with you!
friend
or
JABEZ PRAYER GROUP
Jabez Prayer Group meets at 7:30 pm every
Wednesday evening in the Fraser room.
New members are always welcome
CENTERING PRAYER GROUP
Centering Prayer Group gathers on Thursday
mornings after the 9:15 a.m. Mass and Rosary
All
are
welcome
to
join
for
quiet
meditation,
movie
and
discussion.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WORLD MISSION SUNDAY
THANK YOU!!
Thank you very much for your generous support of
World Mission Sunday last week. Your prayers
and donations will make a huge contribution to the
growth of the Church and to the well-being of the
poor of our world. Please continue to pray for all
those who serve in mission countries that they
may remain steadfast in their vocation to bring
Christ’s message of love to those they serve – the
world’s most vulnerable..
SUNDAY MISSALS
Sunday Missals for 2012 are available in the
Religious Articles Store after all weekend Masses
for $4.00 each.
REMEMBER TO MOVE YOUR
CLOCKS
BACK
ONE
HOUR
BEFORE GOING TO BED NEXT
SATURDAY EVENING.
THE NEW TRANSLATION –
“LORD GOD OF HOSTS”
One
of
the
oldest
prayers
of
the
Mass
is
the
Sanctus
(“Holy,
Holy,
Holy”).
It
is
composed
of
two
parts,
the
first
of
which
is
based
on
the
hymn
that
the
prophet
Isaiah
heard
the
angels
singing
when
he
had
a
vision
of
God’s
glory
(Isaiah
6:3).
The
second
contains
the
greeting
of
the
crowds
“Hosanna
…
Blessed
is
he
who
comes
in
the
name
of
the
Lord”
(Psalm
118:25‐26)
when
Jesus
entered
Jerusalem
before
his
passion
(Matthew
21:9).
The
first
verse
of
the
Sanctus
features
one
of
God’s
chief
titles
from
the
prophetic
books
of
the
Old
Testament:
“Lord
God
Sabaoth”
appears
hundreds
of
times,
mostly
in
Isaiah
and
Jeremiah.
The
original
and
official
Latin
text
of
the
Mass
does
not
translate
the
Hebrew
word
“Sabaoth,”
which
means
“armies,”
just
as
we
do
not
translate
other
Hebrew
words
like
“Alleluia”
and
“Hosanna.”
There
is
much
discussion
about
the
meaning
of
the
phrase,
and
the
consensus
is
that
“Sabaoth”
refers
to
the
heavenly
armies
of
angels.
Our
current
wording,
“Lord
God
of
power
and
might,”
is
an
interpretation
that
tries
to
capture
the
majesty
of
God
but
is
not
entirely
successful.
Without
the
connection
to
the
Bible,
power
and
might
have
many
connotations
which
are
not
helpful.
For
example,
we
talk
about
“nuclear
power”
or
“military
might.”
Since
“armies”
has
many
of
the
same
problems
as
108
“power
and
might,”
it
was
decided
that
the
new
Roman
Missal
should
use
an
older
word
for
armies,
“hosts”
which
nowadays
refers
exclusively
to
the
heavenly
powers.
This
is
also
consistent
with
the
way
“Lord
God
Sabaoth”
is
translated
in
the
readings
at
Mass.
So,
we
will
say
or
sing,
“Lord
God
of
hosts.”
Like
the
vision
of
heaven
which
Isaiah
had
in
the
Temple,
every
Mass
grants
us
an
experience
of
the
living
God
and
we
hear
the
song
of
the
angelic
hosts
“Holy,
Holy,
Holy
Lord
God
of
hosts.”
Christ’s
gift
of
the
Holy
Eucharist,
however,
brings
us
much
closer
to
God
than
Isaiah
could
ever
have
imagined:
Even
on
earth
we
are
able
to
participate
in
the
heavenly
song
because
our
baptism
has
made
us
sharers
of
God’s
life
in
grace.
NOVEMBER MASSES FOR THE HOLY SOULS
The month of November
is traditionally dedicated
to prayers for the dead. One of the Masses each
Wednesday has been reserved for this intention. If you
wish to request prayers for deceased members of your
family, please fill out the special ALL SOULS
ENVELOPE and return it to the Church. Prayer
requests will be reserved in a special place in the
sanctuary during the month of November.
ROSARY RALLY
416-701-0678
MINISTRY OF CONSOLATION TRAINING
Office
of
Formation
for
Discipleship
is
offering
the
Ministry
of
Consolation
Training
for
those
who
are
ministering
to
the
bereaved
in
a
parish
setting.
New
and
experienced
parish
bereavement
volunteers/ministers
are
welcome
to
attend.
This
training
will
be
held
at
St.
Francis
Xavier
Parish,
Mississauga
on
Saturdays,
November
5,
12
&
19,
2011
–
9:45am
to
3:15
pm.
Registration
fee
is
$60.00.
For
further
information
contact
Sally
Amaral
at
(416)
721‐3741
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS SECONDARY SCHOOL
REGIONAL
CENTRE
FOR
THE
ARTS
OPEN
HOUSE
Thursday,
November
10,
2011
@
6:45
PM
Please
attend
with
a
parent
MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
Refresh and rekindle your love for each other by
treating yourselves to a marriage enrichment
weekend at Queen of Apostles Renewal Centre,
or give a weekend as a gift to family or friends.
The Centre offers comfort, excellent cuisine and
an inspiring program.
The next weekend is Nov. 25-27th.
For information call: 905-278-8879
or 905-829-0116.
To register call Queen of
Apostles: 905-278-5229
5TH ANNUAL ALTERNATIVE TRICK OR TREAT
ST. EDMUND CAMPION S.S.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
At St. Paschal Baylon Church
92 Steeles Avenue West, thornhill, ON L4J 1A1
1:00 PM Children’s Rosary Rally
3:00 pm Family Rosary Rally
5:00 p.m. Sunday vigil Mass celebrated by
Most Rev. William McGrattan
7:00 pm Youth rosary Rally
Free admission! Free Rosaries and gifts. For more
information, please contact Sr. Marilina Cinelli, C.P.,
Spiritual Director of the Rosary Apostolate at
The Student Council at St. Edmund Campion will
be holding it’s Fifth Annual Alternative Trick or
Treat on Monday, October 31st, 2011 between
5 pm and 8:30 pm. We will be providing families
in our community with small children (ages 10
and under) an opportunity to trick or treat in
the warm, safe environment of the school
matrix. The evening will be filled with many
games, prizes and treats). The entrance fee
(per family) is $2 or 2 non-perishable food
items which will be donated to charity.
For more information contact
Jennifer Perrotta at 905-846-7124 ext.
72187
GROUP SALES
There will be a Group Sales
fundraiser next week-end in
the
Stephenson room
following all Masses. Please
come and support this
worthwhile endeavour and maybe get a head
start on your Christmas shopping!!!