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UPCOMING MASS CELEBRATIONS
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| END OF THE PROCEDURAL MASK MANDATE IN QUEBEC |
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The government has announced that as of May 14th, masks will no longer be required in public, except on public transportation and in health care facilities. Masks are still recommended for vulnerable and elderly people. More information...
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REGISTRATION FOR THE 10th EDITION OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF GATINEAU'S GOLF TOURNAMENT
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It is with great pleasure that we invite you to participate in the Archbishop's Golf Open on September 9th, 2022, starting at noon at the Kingsway Park Golf Club in the Aylmer sector. All proceeds from the Archbishop's Golf Open will go to support a multitude of community projects in the beautiful Outaouais region.
We invite you to form a team of 4 for the golf ($150 per player including dinner). If you are alone, you will be paired with a team. There is also room for people who would like to participate only in the dinner at a cost of $65. In addition to the dinner, the day ends with surprises and gifts. There will also be a draw for a $5,000 electrically assisted bicycle (tickets will be sold on the site for $20).
You can register via the diocesan website or by calling 819-771-8391, extension 304.
Come in great numbers.
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NEW FROM THE DIOCESE
A FACEBOOK PAGE AND BLOG ADDRESSED TO OUR ENGLISH LANGUAGE PARISHIONERS
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The archdiocese has launched a new Facebook page specifically addressed to our English-language parishioners. You don't need to have an account to see posts, only if you want to comment, share and like them.
See the internet link: https://www.facebook.com/archgat
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We also launched a new English-language blog entitled "Together on the Way". We'll be posting longer articles here, reflections and testimonies. If you want to share a story about something going on in your parish, please feel free to contact our communications team at the diocese.
See the internet link: https://archgatblog.blogspot.com/
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23rd SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME – September 4th, 2022
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First Reading:
Responsorial Psalm:
Second Reading:
Gospel:
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Wisdom 9.13-18
Lord, you have been our dwelling place in all generations
Philemon 9b-10, 12-17
Luke 14.25-33
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Lord, as you spoke, you were on your way to Jerusalem and the passion. The cross was not a little ornament to wear round the neck, but a terrifying symbol of evil, torture and death.
There may be feel-good times in my piety, but I must be ready for the feel-fear times, too, when I join you in your darkest hour.
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