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MONDAY, December 28
9:00 AM - Sheila Hickey (Ann.) - Husband, Ron Hickey & Family
TUESDAY, Dec 29
5:30 PM - Joseph Colacci - Mom, Dad & Family
WEDNESDAY, December 30
9:00 AM - Joanne McDonald (Ann.) - Gary & Donna Dalliday & Family
THURSDAY, December 31 - SOLEMNITY OF MARY, MOTHER OF GOD
5:00 PM - New Year's Eve Mass - Jim Killen - Wife, Joanne & Family
FRIDAY - JANUARY 1 - SOLEMNITY OF MARY,
THE HOLY MOTHER OF GOD
9:00 AM - Mass For The People Of St. Anne's Parish
11:00 AM - Living & Deceased Members of St. Anne's Women's Group
SATURDAY, January 2
5:00 PM - Donato Vitarelli - Bill & Aileen Gregory
SUNDAY, January 3
9:00 AM - Antoinette Nese - Peter & Carmella Nese & Family
11:00 AM -Jack Smith - Frank & Barb Romo
7:00 PM - Adeline DeNoble - Bernice & Marcel Fortin
ALTAR SERVERS:
DECEMBER 31-SOLEMNITY OF MARY, MOTHER OF GOD - NEW YEAR'S EVE
5:00 PM - Ryan Horrigan, Zachary Horrigan, Gregory Horrigan
SOLEMNITY OF MARY MOTHER OF GOD (NEW YEAR'S DAY - JANUARY 1
9:00 AM - Madeline Bruce
11:00AM - Emily Arnold, Jordan Arnold, Danielle Anderson
Saturday, January 2
5:00 PM - Mary Walker, Danielle Malloy, Aisling Mahon, Sennett Kennaley
Sunday, January 3
9:00 AM - Becky Irwin, Katie Irwin, Emma Spenceley, Victoria Jones
11:00AM -Josie Grady, Mary James, Eric Darling
7:00 PM - Liam Mullin, Andrew Mullin, Daniel Horvath
GREETERS
Saturday, January 2
5:00 PM -Bryant Frank
Sunday, January 3
9:00 AM -Ed Dion, William Mason
11:00AM - Steve & Jeanne Stanlick, Anne Fox
7:00PM - Brian & Donna Hickey
READERS
Saturday, January 2
5:00 - Frank Romo
Sunday, January 3
9:00 - Gord Hutchison
11:00 - Dianne O'Keefe
7:00 - Mary McGriskin
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION
Saturday, January 2
5:00- Jo Ann Caskey, Imelda Collins, Angela Conn
Sunday, January 3
9:00 - Bernice Cote, Bill Connolly, Mary Connolly
11:00 - Maria Andreoli, Jim Armstrong, Phil Basciano
7:00 - Rita Condon, Chris DeCarlo, Mark Graham
NEXT SUNDAY'S READINGS: Epiphany of the Lord: Isaiah 60:1-6; Ephesians 3:2-3a, 5-6; Matthew 2:1-12
CENACLE OF PRAYER is held every Tuesday, from 2-3:15 in the Chapel of the Church. This cenacle of prayer time consists of scriptural readings, quiet time, St. Anne's beads, scriptural rosary & Chaplet of Divine Mercy.
FEAST DAYS & DATES TO REMEMBER
Sunday, Dec. 27 - Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary & Joseph
Monday, Dec. 28 - Feast of Holy Innocents
Friday, Jan. 1 - The Solemnity of Mary, The Holy Mother of God
Friday, Jan. 1 - World Day of Prayer For Peace
Saturday, January 2 - St. Basil, the Great and St. Gregory Nazianzen
Sunday, January 3 - The Epiphany of The Lord
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY: St. Anne's parish family would like to extend congratulations to: - Andy Sawada & Ginny Tewsley, 12/28/01 - Larry & Joan Huskisson, 12/28/63 - Tom & Marie Shaughnessy 12/31/55 who are celebrating their wedding anniversary. May God continue to bless them with love and happiness.
PRAYERS FOR THE SICK: Join with us as we pray for the sick & ask Jesus to relieve them of their suffering. We pray for: Patricia Allanson, Gloria Barbosa, Douglas Blodgett, Grace Caravaggio, Martha Conte, Alma Cull, Fred DeLaire, Peter Dennie, Douglas Davidson, Debbie Fredenburg, Alex Gillis, Agnes Leahy. Father John Maskey, Elizabeth McAdams, George McAllister, Collette Moher, Agnes O'Donnell, John O'Leary, Barbara Payne, Rev Bill Russelle, Maureen Stabler, Marie Strano & Thelma Whaley
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF ADULTS - There will be a short break for the holidays. The next session is Wednesday, January 6 at 7:00 p.m. The topic will be "Baptism & Confirmation."
REST IN PEACE: The Parish family of St. Anne's extends our prayers & sympathy to the families of:
June Rollins - Mother of Gord & Gloria Hutchinson of this parish
Thomas Sedgwick - Husband of Rally Sedgwick
May They Rest In Peace.
SOLEMN VESPERS - During the Year for Priests, Solemn Vespers will be held every Sunday at the Cathedral of St. Peter-in-chains beginning at 7:00 p.m. & ending with Benediction before 8:00 p.m. For more info, call Vocations Office 749-0330
FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY - This Feast Day reminds us that Jesus came to us from within a family, as the ultimate good of Mary and Joseph's marriage. The bond of love that binds the members of the Holy Family is a union of hearts which comes about through the marriage of Mary & Joseph. Whatever shape or size or configuration your family is, may you know all the blessings, joys and graces of being "family" in today's world. In the Holy Family of Nazareth, may you find inspiration and a model for what it means to love and be loved.
SOLEMNITY OF MARY MOTHR OF GOD
5:00 pm Dec. 31 - New Year's Eve Mass
SOLEMNITY OF MARY, MOTHER OF GOD
9:00 am Jan. 1 - New Year's Day Mass
11:00 am Jan. 1 - New Year's Day Mass
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER FOR PEACE - FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 - We come together to celebrate this day in prayer for peace in the world, for love and goodwill among all nations and for light and guidance for civil leaders that they will make decisions according to God's will and God's laws. Families are encouraged to pause today to consider their responsibility to work and pray for peace in the world and amongst each other.
SOLEMNITY OF MARY, MOTHER OF GOD - FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 - It is befitting that we celebrate this feast day in honour of Mary as well as World Day of Peace. We name Mary, "Queen of Peace" and God has given us Mary, the protector of unwed mothers, couples who bear children in poverty, who are displaced by political rivalries, war and violence, or are driven into exile by terror and economic desperation. He gave us Mary, the model of leadership in family and community, alert to the problems of difficult marriages, and He gave us Mary who was obedient to Him leaving us the message to follows His commandments and promising us eternal life. This is the Mary, Mother of God, whom He gave to all of us.
A HUGE THANK YOU: Our Christmas liturgies were wonderful! Thank you to our Choirs directed by Lynn Hickey, Kristen Steinberg &Teresa Foley. The music was glorious! Thank you to our decorating committee of many volunteers who made our Altar look magnificent. Our many volunteers serving in the various ministries came together to make our Christmas liturgies complete. Thank you to everyone in our parish family.
YOUTH MASS - The third Sunday of the month, the 11:00 a.m. Mass at St. Anne's is designated as a Youth Mass and the youth of the parish are encouraged to call the office (745-3229) or see Father Bill about Ushering, Greeting Reading or Altar Serving. Don't be shy - become involved in your parish.
ATTENTION GREETERS: The new schedules are ready & can be picked up in the Usher's Room.
PASTOR'S LEVY - WINE & CHEESE - Join us after all the Masses in the Parish Hall on New Year's Day for a Wine and Cheese gathering.
ST. ANNE'S WOMEN'S GROUP - Join us for a Mass for the Sick and Home Bound on Friday, January 1 at 11:00 a.m.
MEMORIAL MASS FOR DECEASED LOVED ONES will be on Tuesday, January 5 at 5:30 p.m.
MINISTRY APPRECIATION WINE & CHEESE is planned
for Friday, January 15 at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE FROM ST. ANNE'S STAFF. New Year's is a time to make resolutions and to start fresh. Make a resolution to become a volunteer in your parish. Becoming involved makes the liturgies more meaningful and gives the opportunity to meet the rest of your parish family.
SENIOR'S EUCHRE will begin again on Friday, January 8 at 1:00 in St. Anne's Parish Hall. The cost is only $3 to enjoy an afternoon of fun, friendship & prizes. Bring your own mug & we supply the refreshments.
ALTAR SERVERS: A training session for new altar servers will begin in January. If your child is interested in serving on the Altar, call Madeline 740-2531.
2010 DONATION ENVELOPES - When you begin using your 2010 envelopes in January, please print your name & address on the first envelope you use, so we can validate the information on our records.
ST JOSEPH VOCATION SOCIETY brings together those who wish to promote vocations, strengthens their resolve, multiplies their efforts, raises awareness and thus builds a culture of vocations. Members offer prayers & sacrifices for an increase in vocations to the priesthood and religious life and in addition, pray for the grace of perseverance for those who are in formation in seminaries & religious communities as well as for the holiness of those already ordained and professed. Together, our work will bear much fruit. Call the Vocations Office 749-0330
SILENT PRAYER VIGIL: Every 5 minutes a baby dies by choice of abortion. A silent prayer vigil is held every Saturday morning from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. in front of the Peterborough Regional Health Centre located on Hospital Drive where about 500 abortions are performed annually. Can you and your family join us for an hour a month?
HUNGRY FOR THE TRUTH? COME AND BE FED - Join us for a study of the Sacraments. Input materials from Fr John Corapi, with Sister Therese Roddy facilitating at Sacred Heart Parish hall on Romaine Street from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. on Sunday evenings beginning January 10 until Feb. 28. No registration fee. Donations may be made if desired. To Register, call 745-1309 ext. 277.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: PEACE STARTS WITH A SMILE!
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