July 26th Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

The Mass for the 17th Sunday in

Ordinary Time will be celebrated by Monsignor Michael

Heffernan, Vicar General, Pastor of Our Lady of

the Assumption/St. John Parishes in

Otonabee/Keene and broadcast from the Cathedral

of St. Peter-in-Chains in Peterborough.

Celebrant - Msgr. Michael Heffernan, Vicar

General

Homilist - Fr. Luis Lapinid, Pastor, Our Lady

Queen of Peace Parish in Bobcaygeon

and St. Aloysius Parish in Fenelon Falls

Lector - Peter Stuart

Cantors - Fr. Paul Massel and Kelly Robertson

who also serves as pianist.

Thank you to Marcus Ferguson and David Feeley

of YourTV Peterborough for their dedicated work

each week!

Television: COGECO YourTV Peterborough

Mass airs at 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on

Channels 10 and 700 in HD.

YOUTUBE LINK for the Mass for the 17th

Sunday in Ordinary Time. (This YouTube link

will be live on Sunday, July 26 at 8:00 a.m.)

The YouTube link will be available on the

homepage banner of the website for the Roman

Catholic Diocese of Peterborough.

https://youtu.be/Mj8Cvb1SQz

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Parish Websites

This weekly bulletin and also an archive of

bulletins can be accessed online on our parish

websites:

www.staloysiusfenelonfalls.ca

www.ladyqueenofpeacebobcaygeon.ca

PLEASE REGISTER FOR MASS

We are only legally permitted to have 30%

occupancy during Masses. For St Aloysius

this is forty people – for Our Lady Queen of

Peace this is seventy people. We need you to

phone or email the office to pre-register for

Mass. This will allow us to reserve a seat for

you and any guests you may be bringing.

If you do not register for Mass there is a

possibility that you

may be turned away

if the church has

already reached

its occupancy

(occupancy numbers

include those

present in the

church and also

those who

pre-registered). If you have registered for

Mass and find that you are unable to attend

Mass please contact us as soon as possible

and this may potentially ‘free up’ a seat for

another parishioner.

July 26th Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sat. July 25th 4:00 p.m.

Zoom Mass

For the People of the Parish

Sun. July 26th 9:00 a.m. (BC)

11:00 a.m. (FF)

Holy Mass † Joseph & Agnes Fobert by Bernie & Irene Fobert

Holy Mass † Anne Teresa McLarnon by Kathy Boyle Wed. July 29th 1:00 p.m. (BC) Holy Mass † Lawrence Surridge by Marilyn & Pat Callaghan

Thurs. July 30th 9:00 a.m. (FF)

Fri. July 31st 1:00 p.m. (BC) Holy Mass † Lawrence Surridge by Marilyn & Pat Callaghan

Sat. August 1st 4:00 p.m.

Zoom Mass

Sun. August 2nd

9:00 a.m. (BC)

11:00 a.m. (FF)

For the Deceased Members of the Beaudette & McPherson

Families by Mike and Lucy McPherson.

For the People of the Parish

Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish

CWL Outreach – For the next little while,

Father has graciously given us permission to

collect donations after Mass on Sunday. The

trunk of the car will be open and donations can

be placed inside. If a cash donation is made the

envelope with your name and address should be

put in the

offering basket and a tax receipt for those $10 and over can be sent. These are

hard times and we can help. Thank you.

Let us remember in our prayers all who are sick

Bobcaygeon – Paul Sirois, Edgar Thompson, Joseph Ehmann, Judith Dann,

Jody Kucera, Helen Vozza, Anne Hayes, Cindy Schwarzli, Raymond Tobin, Kathy Tobin,

Deacon Bill Steenburg, Deborah Anne Dunbar-Angus, and Mary Anne Dunbar.

Fenelon Falls – P. McKeaveney, Anne Stinson, Rita Lenton, Gilmore Brand, Patrick White,

Cindy Schwartzli, and Deacon Bill Steenburg.

July 26th Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

From the Parish Office

Confessions: If you would like to make a confession, please

contact the parish office to set up an appointment.

Office Visits: If you need to visit the office please contact

the parish office to set up an appointment. Parishioners are

also encouraged to make requests via phone or email.

Mass Offerings may be provided to the office in clearly

labelled envelopes sent by way of the collection basket.

Parish Office Contact Information: 705 887 4149 or

office@staloysiusfenelonfalls.ca

Pope Francis’ Prayer Intention for July

We pray that today's families may be accompanied

with love, respect and guidance.

July 26th Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

We greatly appreciate the

continued generosity of

prayers, time, and also,

monetary and in-kind

donations of parishioners.

Thank you.

July 19th Offertory

OLQP - $ 881

St. Aloysius - $ 574

Capital Funds Donation:

July 19th

OLQP - $ 20

Online Donations: July 24th

St. Aloysius - $ 200

July 26th Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

July 26th Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Happy Canada Day! July 1st, 2020

HALIBURTON KAWARTHA PINERIDGE HEALTH UNIT ORDER

Use of Non-Medical Masks and Face Coverings in Commercial Establishments

To prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge

District Health Unit is instructing that non-medical masks or face coverings be

worn in many indoor public spaces in the area. This instruction takes effect at

12:01 am on July 13, 2020, and includes commercial establishments and businesses

in Haliburton County, Northumberland County and the City of Kawartha Lakes.

The Health Unit is issuing this under the authority of Ontario Regulation 263/20

under Ontario’s Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act. The aim of the

directive is to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in this region. Website:

https://www.hkpr.on.ca/news_items/7768/

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July 26th Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Parishes and Missions in the

HALIBURTON KAWARTHA PINERIDGE HEALTH UNIT

PASTORAL MANAGEMENT INFORMATION FOR PRIESTS

Dear Reverend Fathers, Reverend Deacon, and Parish Staff in the Haliburton Kawartha Pine

Ridge District Health Unit region,

Today, the HALIBURTON KAWARTHA PINERIDGE HEALTH UNIT has expanded the Order

from last week regarding the wearing of face coverings/masks to include churches.

Specifically, face coverings/masks must be worn when entering or exiting the church. When

parishioners are seated in the pew, face masks are strongly encouraged but not mandatory.

Note that the HKPR District Health Unit Order only mandates face coverings/masks to be

worn while exiting or entering the church, while the BAO Registrar's Directive for funerals

mandates that attendees wear face coverings/masks throughout the funeral in the church.

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July 26th Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

These parishes and mission are located within the region served by the HKPR Health Unit.

St. Mary Parish, Lindsay

Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Cardiff

St. John Vianney Mission, Highland Grove

Our Lady of Mercy Parish, Port Hope

Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish, Hastings

Sacred Heart Mission, Harwood

Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (St. Mary) Parish, Grafton

Our Lady Queen of Peace, Bobcaygeon / St. Aloysius, Fenelon Falls

St. John Parish, Kirkfield

St. Margaret Mary Mission, Coboconk

Our Lady Help of Christians Mission, Kirkfield

St. Anthony Mission, Woodville

St. Luke Parish, Downeyville

St. Michael Parish, Cobourg

Our Lady of Fatima Mission, Minde

Holy Angels Parish, Brighton

Korean Martyrs, Brighton

St. Jerome Mission, Warkworth

The Health Unit’s updated instructions on mask use in indoor public places include the

following points:

Indoor face mask use now applies to churches/places of worship. While face masks/coverings

must be worn in most indoor places and situations open to the public, the exception is when

patrons are ‘in place’ and no longer ‘roaming’ inside the premises. At indoor weddings, funeral

services, or religious services/rites/ceremonies, attendees have to wear masks until seated with a

secured distance of 2 metres (6 feet) from others.

Exemptions: People who remain exempt from wearing masks indoors include children under 2;

children under age 5 (developmentally or in actual years) who refuse to wear masks; individuals

who cannot remove a mask without help; and people with medical conditions like respiratory

disease or cognitive difficulties.

(…)

Yours in Christ,

Bishop Daniel Miehm

Office of the Most Reverend Bishop Miehm, D.D.

July 26th Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Face Mask Q&A From Bishop Meihm

What happens if someone says they have a medical reason or a

cultural/religious reason for not wearing the face covering? Welcome

them to the parish and seat them in a pew maintaining 6 feet/2 metres of

physical distance.

Is a face covering the same as a face mask?

“A face covering means a medical or non-medical mask or other face

covering such as a bandana or scarf that covers the mouth and nose.”

What happens if someone says they don’t like face coverings/masks

and then

they change their reason to a medical reason or a cultural/religious

reason for not wearing the face covering? Welcome them to the parish

and seat them in a pew maintaining 6 feet/2 metres of physical distance.

Can I give someone a disposable face mask or covering if they don’t

have one? Yes, please do. Parishes and Missions in the HKPR District

Health Unit jurisdiction will need to have an ample supply of face

coverings so that those who forgot their face covering can enter the

parish.

What if I don’t think the face covering is sufficient? As long as the

mouth and nose are covered, welcome them to the parish and seat them in

a pew maintaining 6 feet/2 metres of physical distance.

When do I refuse entry to the parish? It is the responsibility of the

priest to refuse entry if he deems that there is no possible resolution to the

matter having offered a face covering/mask or not having heard a reason

for exemption.

July 26th Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

HKPR DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT ORDER

The revised instructions were released today (July 16) under the authority of Ontario

Regulation 364/20 of the provincial Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act

(EMCPA).

The revised instructions take effect at 12:01 am on Friday (July 17). The updated

instructions cover more services opening in Haliburton County, Northumberland

County and the City of Kawartha Lakes.

Increasing scientific evidence supports wearing a mask when in enclosed public spaces

as way to prevent the spread of COVID-19. “Together with physical distancing, hand

and cough hygiene, and staying home if sick, the use of a non-medical mask or face

covering in indoor public places are all important measures to protect everyone from

COVID-19,” Dr. Noseworthy adds.

The Health Unit’s updated instructions on mask use in indoor public places include the

following points:

• Indoor mask use now applies to any place of business or facility that is indoors and

currently open to the public under Stage 3. Public settings include: retail stores,

churches/places of worship, public libraries, real estate open houses, personal care services

(relating to the hair or body), restaurants/food courts, fitting rooms, driving instruction

services, sports and recreation facilities, movie theatres, performing arts centres,

casinos/bingo halls, and museums/cultural centres.

• While face coverings must be worn in most indoor places and situations open to the

public, the exception is when patrons are ‘in place’ and no longer ‘roaming’ inside the

premises. In the case of eating inside a restaurant, patrons would not have to wear masks if

sitting at their table (entering, exiting and walking around the food premise would require

masks). In gyms and fitness clubs, masks would be worn in change rooms, washroom and

waiting areas, but not when people take part in an activity or sport. At indoor weddings,

funeral services, or religious services/rites/ceremonies, attendees would have to wear masks

until seated with a secured distance of 2 metres (6 feet) from others. Movie patrons and

theatregoers would also have to remain masked until they were seated with a secured distance

of 2 metres (6 feet) from others. People who remain exempt from wearing masks indoors

include: children under 2; children under age 5 (developmentally or in actual years) who

refuse to wear masks; individuals who cannot remove a mask without help; and people with

medical conditions like respiratory disease or cognitive difficulties.

Website:

https://www.hkpr.on.ca/news_items/health-unit-updates-mask-use-instructions-to-cover-

morebusinesses-opening-in-stage-3/