Family of Parishes Office Sacred Heart, St. Joseph, St. Paul 9399 Townline Road Windsor, Ontario N9J 2W6 Phone (519) 734-8044 Fax (519) 734-6486 Website: lasallerivercanardfamily.dol.ca Office Hours - Currently closed to the public Available by phone or email only Monday to Friday 8:30am to 12 Noon & 1pm to 4:00pm Mass Schedule (All Masses temporarily cancelled) Saturday 4:30pm St. Paul 6:00pm Sacred Heart Sunday 9:15am Sacred Heart 9:15am St. Joseph 11:15am St. Paul 11:15am St. Joseph Daily Mass (Temporarily cancelled) See schedule inside Reconciliaon (Temporarily cancelled) Saturdays -11:15am to Noon at Sacred Heart Adoraon (Temporarily cancelled) St. Paul - Tuesdays 10:00am to 1:00pm Sacred Heart - 2 nd Thursday of each month 10:00am to 6:00pm St. Joseph - 1 st Friday of each month 9:45am to 2:00pm Pastoral Team Pastor: Fr. Dwayne Adam Associate Pastor: Fr. Ray Lawhead Deacon: Art Bondy Coordinator of Parish Ministries: Rebecca Bondy Youth & Family Formaon: Lisa Mullins Family Faith Formaon: Sue Orcsik Parish Staff Financial Secretary: Ruth Cushing Parish Secretary: Kim Meloche Communicaons Secretary: Sharon Smith Custodians: Jeff Moore (Sacred Heart) Kirk Bertelle (St. Joseph) Gerry Semande (St. Paul) June 7 th , 2020 - Most Holy Trinity La très Sainte Trinité - 7 juin 2020 LaSalle River Canard Catholic Family of Parishes Jesus lives within us. We can change the world! Jésus vit en nous. Nous pouvons changer le monde!
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Family of Parishes Office Sacred Heart, St. Joseph, St. Paul 9399 Townline Road Windsor, Ontario N9J 2W6 Phone (519) 734-8044 Fax (519) 734-6486 Website: lasallerivercanardfamily.dol.ca
Office Hours - Currently closed to the public Available by phone or email only Monday to Friday 8:30am to 12 Noon & 1pm to 4:00pm
Mass Schedule (All Masses temporarily cancelled)
Saturday 4:30pm St. Paul 6:00pm Sacred Heart
Sunday 9:15am Sacred Heart 9:15am St. Joseph
11:15am St. Paul 11:15am St. Joseph
Daily Mass (Temporarily cancelled) See schedule inside
Reconciliation (Temporarily cancelled) Saturdays -11:15am to Noon at Sacred Heart
Adoration (Temporarily cancelled) St. Paul - Tuesdays 10:00am to 1:00pm
Sacred Heart - 2nd Thursday of each month 10:00am to 6:00pm
St. Joseph - 1st Friday of each month
9:45am to 2:00pm
Pastoral Team
Pastor: Fr. Dwayne Adam
Associate Pastor: Fr. Ray Lawhead
Deacon: Art Bondy
Coordinator of Parish Ministries: Rebecca Bondy
Youth & Family Formation: Lisa Mullins
Family Faith Formation: Sue Orcsik
Parish Staff
Financial Secretary: Ruth Cushing
Parish Secretary: Kim Meloche
Communications Secretary: Sharon Smith
Custodians: Jeff Moore (Sacred Heart)
Kirk Bertelle (St. Joseph)
Gerry Semande (St. Paul)
June 7th, 2020 - Most Holy Trinity
La très Sainte Trinité - 7 juin 2020
LaSalle River Canard
Catholic Family of Parishes
Jesus lives within us. We can change the world!
Jésus vit en nous. Nous pouvons changer le monde!
FAMILY OF PARISHES NEWS UPDATE
Feast of the Most Holy Trinity: What do
Catholics believe about the Trinity?
The Trinity is a mystery that is rich, deep and wondrous.
Saints, poets and artists have exhausted countless efforts
to explain and illustrate the Trinity. God, who has been
pondered since creation, is beyond our human
understanding. The more we explore who God is, the
more we value His presence.
The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity is
a dogma of our faith, known as an
unchangeable truth. It is so important
within our faith tradition that we acclaim
our belief in the Trinity whenever we
begin or end anything we do. Baptism
immerses us into God’s life – in the name
of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
Throughout our lives, our prayers begin and end with this
statement of faith, and when our lives are over, we are
ushered into the presence of the Father, the Son and the
Holy Spirit.
There are some things we know for certain about God.
He is both eternal and dependable. As He proclaimed to
Moses – “the Lord, a God merciful and gracious, slow to
anger and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness.”
We know that He sent His Son to suffer, die and rise
again so that we could be saved. With certainty, we know
that His Spirit guides, leads and directs the Church in the
ways of truth and justice. We have experienced God as a
Father, creator of all things visible and invisible. We
have encountered God in His Son Jesus who teaches us
how to live. And we know and have experienced that the
Spirit of God is with us.
Fête de la Très Sainte Trinité: Que pensent les catholiques de la Trinité?
La Trinité est un mystère riche, profond et merveilleux. Les saints, les poètes et les artistes ont épuisé d'innombrables efforts pour expliquer et illustrer la Trinité. Dieu, qui a été médité depuis la création, est au-
delà de notre compréhension humaine. Plus nous explorons qui est Dieu, plus nous apprécions sa présence.
La solennité de la Très Sainte Trinité est un dogme de notre foi, connu comme une vérité immuable. Il est si important dans notre tradition de foi que nous acclamons notre croyance dans la Trinité chaque fois que nous commençons ou terminons tout ce que nous faisons. Le baptême nous plonge dans la vie de Dieu - au nom du Père et du Fils et du Saint-Esprit. Nos prières commencent et se terminent par cette déclaration de foi et lorsque nos vies sont terminées, nous sommes introduits dans la présence du Père, du Fils et du Saint-Esprit.
Il y a certaines choses que nous savons avec certitude au sujet de Dieu. Il est à la fois éternel et fiable. Comme Il l'a proclamé à Moïse - «le Seigneur, un Dieu miséricordieux, lent à la colère et plein d'amour et de fidélité inébranlable». Il a envoyé son fils souffrir, mourir et ressusciter afin que nous puissions être sauvés. Avec certitude, nous savons que son Esprit guide et dirige l'Église dans les voies de la vérité et de la justice. Nous avons fait l'expérience de Dieu en tant que Père, créateur de toutes choses visibles et invisibles. Nous avons rencontré Dieu dans son Fils Jésus qui nous enseigne comment vivre. Et nous savons et avons fait l’expérience que l'Esprit de Dieu est avec nous.
COVID-19 Update: Bishop Fabbro and the Episcopal Council have been meeting once a
week since the beginning of the pandemic. Under the guidelines of the Premier of Ontario and the
Minister of Health, our policies have been communicated on the home page of the Diocese of
London website. Regular updates are available - a link is attached to the bulletin regarding the
pandemic. Though some parishes are publishing what they believe will be guidelines for the return to the celebration
of Eucharist, no official instructions have been provided. The Association of the Catholic Bishops of Ontario is
working on a document that will be discussed by the Episcopal Council and a diocesan committee will work on
practical guidelines for the reopening of the churches in the Diocese of London. Stay tuned!
Mise à jour COVID-19: Mgr Fabbro et le Conseil épiscopal se réunissent une fois par semaine depuis le début
de la pandémie. Conformément aux directives du Premier ministre de l'Ontario et du Ministre de la
Santé, nos politiques ont été communiquées sur la page d'accueil du diocèse de London. Des mises à
jour régulières sont disponibles - un lien est joint au bulletin concernant la pandémie. Bien que
certaines paroisses publient ce qu'elles pensent être des lignes directrices pour le retour à la
célébration de l'Eucharistie, aucune instruction officielle n'a été fournie. L'Association des évêques
catholiques de l'Ontario travaille sur un document qui sera discuté par le Conseil épiscopal et un comité diocésain
travaillera sur des directives pratiques pour la réouverture des églises du diocèse de London. Restez à l'écoute!
Adult Faith Formation from the Comfort of
Your Own Home: The Diocese of London continues
to partner with Dayton University to
provide all parishioners with affordable,
high quality formation opportunities.
Parishioners can nourish their faith and
continue learning during these times of
physical distancing. Many online courses are offered for a
reduced price. The next cycle of classes starts July 12.
Registration opens May 27th and closes July 8th. For a
selection of course offerings click here (The link goes
directly to the “Cycle 5” section of the page).
FAMILY OF PARISHES NEWS UPDATE
From Maintenance to Mission: For generations,
Catholics have maintained their parishes and have safe-
guarded their traditions. We have always focused on the
care of the people who regularly attend and the buildings
entrusted to us by our ancestors. In the world today, the
cry is to become a mission oriented church, the
foundation of the “Family of Parishes” model that we are
now living. This means focusing on and reaching out to
the people who do not attend.
Learning to be a disciple
requires a personal
relationship with the Lord.
Prayer is essential to all who
seek to know and love Jesus
with an intimacy of heart.
Important to our relationship with Jesus is knowledge of
His Church, of the Sacraments and of the teachings that
are held sacred by believers. Education of faith does not
end with Confirmation or with graduation from a
Catholic School. Education is a life-long process that is
necessary for our mission which is to evangelize. All of
the baptized are called to evangelize, to share the Good
News of Jesus with others in a personal way. We cannot
share what we do not have! When people are
evangelized, their hearts are changed. In coming to know
and love Jesus and His Church, they volunteer, join small
faith-based groups and study the Bible. They become the
Church! This is evangelization; to share our belief in
Jesus, our love for Him and the Church.
De l'entretien à la mission: Depuis des générations, les catholiques ont entretenu leurs paroisses et ont sauvegardé leurs traditions. Nous avons toujours mis l'accent sur la prise en charge des personnes qui fréquentent régulièrement et les bâtiments qui nous ont été confiés par nos ancêtres. Dans le monde d'aujourd'hui, le cri est de devenir une église orientée vers la mission, la fondation du modèle de la «Famille de paroisses» que nous vivons maintenant. Cela signifie de se concentrer sur les personnes qui ne
sont pas présentes et leur tendre la main.
Apprendre à devenir disciple nécessite une relation personnelle avec le Seigneur. La prière est essentielle à tous ceux qui cherchent à connaître et à aimer Jésus avec une intimité de cœur. La connaissance de Son Église, des sacrements et des enseignements tenus pour sacrés par les croyants est importante pour notre relation avec Jésus. L'éducation à la foi ne prend pas fin avec la confirmation ou l'obtention du diplôme d'une école catholique. L'éducation dure toute la vie et est nécessaire à notre mission qui est d'évangéliser. Tous les baptisés sont appelés à évangéliser, à partager la Bonne Nouvelle de Jésus avec les autres de manière personnelle. Nous ne pouvons pas partager ce que nous n'avons pas! Lorsque les gens sont évangélisés, leur cœur change. En venant à connaître et à aimer Jésus et son Église, ils se portent volontaires, se joignent à de petits groupes de foi et étudient la Bible. Ils deviennent l'Église! C'est l'évangélisation; partager notre croyance en Jésus, notre
amour pour Lui et pour l'Église.
Social Media/Tech Team: These are unprecedented
times which call for new creative ways of being and
connecting to people! We are still being called to reach
out to people and fulfill the mission of the Church! This
is a time of uncertainty without a doubt but also a time of
unexpected opportunities! We are looking for innovative
“out of the box” thinkers who are gifted in regards to
online social media venues and are willing to brainstorm
ways to help us navigate the new norms! If you, or
someone you know, has some time and the know how,
please contact Rebecca at the parish office 519-734-8044
(St. Paul does not have the ability to accept e-transfers.)
Canada Helps: To donate to Sacred Heart - Click Here. To donate to St. Paul - Click Here.
To donate to St. Joseph - Click Here.
Pre-Authorized: This is a great time to sign up for pre-authorized withdrawal. Your offering is deducted from
your account once each month and automatically deposited in the Parish account. If you are interested in signing
up contact the parish office or fill out a request by clicking here.
Envelopes: Feel free to drop them off at the secure Sacred Heart mailbox located next to the parish hall entrance
or mail them to the parish office at 9399 Townline Rd. Windsor, ON N9J 2W6.
Blood Donors Needed: The Windsor Blood Donor Centre (at 3909 Grand Marais Rd. East) will be open on Wednesday, June 10th from 3:00pm - 7:00pm. Donations by appointment only. Please book at blood.ca or download the GiveBlood App.
*The August Blood Drive is also Cancelled.*
Sacred Heart
Regular $2,961.25
Appeal 15.00
Capital 115.00
Other 100.00
Total $3,191.25
St. Paul
Regular $786.25 Appeal 25.00 Capital 740.00 Other 20.00
Total $1,571.25
St. Joseph
Regular $6,330.70
Appeal 25.00
Capital 1,385.00
Other 1,525.00
Total $9,265.70
The following Mass intentions will be offered by Fr. Dwayne or Fr. Ray.
Tuesday, June 9th Teresa Maria Spadafora (10th) Cathy Tedesco Vincenzo & Deceased Members of the Tortola Family Sister-in-law Assunta
Wednesday, June 10th
Intentions of the Quinn Family Annette & Joseph Quinn Intentions of Connie Scalzi Connie Scalzi
Thursday, June 11th Pauline Martin Dr. & Mrs. Dennis & Delores Brisson Claudio DiDonato Mom & Dad
Friday, June 12th
Sue Bezaire (5th) Richard & Family
Leo & Madeleine Hendrican Marie Hendrican
Pray for the Sick in our Family of Parishes:
Curtis Antonucci, Barb Coates, Larry Delmore, Teresa Durante, Judy Durocher, Catherine & John Gagnon, Ken Gaspar, Joanne Hagman, Gord Laird, Lilah Lamont, Larry Marcotte, Richard & Jayce Meloche, Emily Perry, Mary Pluck, Wayne Racine, Ed Regan, Robert Robinet, Diane Ryan and Allan Taylor.
Pray for the Diocesan Ministers: Sunday: Rev. Joseph Langlois Monday: Mrs. Dianne O’Neil, PM Tuesday: Rev. Barnabas Kiss, O.F.M. Wednesday: Deacon Carol Tamas Thursday: Deacon Guy Alden Friday: Mrs. Monika Korzec, PM Saturday: Rev. Dariusz Jagodzinski
