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Today’s Readings
Jeremiah 20.7-9 Ps 63.1, 2-3, 4-5, 7-8
Romans 12.1-2 Matthew 16.21-27
RECONCILIATION By appointment by calling the Priest ANOINTING OF THE SICK / MINISTRY TO THE SICK Please call the Parish Office to arrange for anointing for someone who is seriously ill, preparing for surgery or home-bound. We can visit upon request MARRIAGE Please contact the Priest to make arrangements at least nine months in advance SACRAMENTS
• Baptism • Confirmation/First Eucharist (Grade 2+) • First Reconciliation (Grade 4+) • Rite Of Christian Initiation For Adults • Rite Of Christian Initiation For Children
Contact: [email protected] FUNERALS Our staff are able to assist you during this difficult time. Once you have contacted the funeral home, please call the Parish Office to plan the funeral Mass and other arrangements PARISH REGISTRATION Registration forms are available on the Resurrection website, at the parish office or at the Welcome Desk. Please notify the Parish Office of any address changes. HOSPITAL CHAPLAINS Hospital chaplains visit patients and their families to address any spiritual needs, to pray, to provide a friendly face and comforting presence, to talk about people’s fears and concerns, to bring Communion, and to contact a priest for anointing of the sick.
Pasqua Hospital: 306-519-1380 Wascana Rehabilitation Centre: 306-530-6511
General Hospital: 306-519-1405
MASSTIMES Masses are broadcast daily at 9:00 am, the links are on on our website at resurrectionparish.ca
Pastoral Team Father Rick Krofchek (306-352-0988)
Deacon; Reverend Mr. Joe Lang
INFORMATION
Mass Intentions
Monday 9:00am + Devin Howat by Henriette and family
Tuesday 7:00pm Health and Safety of School Staff and Students
Wednesday 9:00am + Yvette Schatz by Madeline Dorosh
Thursday 9:00am + Clayton Paget by Vivian Paget & family
Friday 9:00am + Gil Lopez by Ken and Marg Engel
August 30, 2020 - 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
“What profit would there be for one to gain the whole world and forfeit his life?”
(Matthew 16:26) St. Francis of Assisi once said, “Remember, you are what you are in the eyes of God, and
nothing else.” We often forget this stewardship wisdom when we spend all of our time, talent, and treasure to gain more of the world’s riches. We need to set our priorities based on God’s values
and not the values of the material world.
3155 Windsor Park Road - Regina, SK S4V 3B1 Phone: 306-352-0800 Fax: 306-352-0999 Email: [email protected] Office Hours: Office is Temporarily Closed Please reach out to us by phone or email Monday – Thursday: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Friday: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Watch the Masses online
Masses are broadcast online every day . PLEASE NOTE: The broadcasts are now on the Archdiocese of Regina YouTube channel.
Please see our website at www.resurrectionparish.ca for a link to the broadcasts. h ps://www.youtube.com/user/ArchdioceseRegina
Did you know that you can send your weekly tithes and offerings now by e-transfer?
Send them to [email protected] and they will be included with your annual tax receipt. If you would like to inquire about other ways of giving electronically, please email the Parish at [email protected] or call our office at 306-352-0800. Thank you again for your generosity in doing the Lord’s work in our Parish, our community, our city, and beyond.
Please give generously, so we are all Recovering Together Today, Development and Peace – Caritas Canada invites us to be in solidarity with communities in the Global South, whose situation is worsening due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Let’s act together for a just recovery that includes all. Thank you for your generosity and solidarity. Your donation will help our partners in their struggle to improve the lives of the most vulnerable and marginalized in their communities. You can contribute to the parish collection or make an online donation at devp.org.
Masses on Monday at 9:00 am, Tuesday at 7:00 pm and Wednesday through Saturday at 9:00 am are open to those wishing to attend. Although registration is not required you will be asked to sign in when you arrive. Please be advised that we will do our best to accommodate the maximum number allowed by the Government. On the weekend Mass will be celebrated on Saturday at 5:00 PM, on Sunday at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM. Registration to attend these Masses is required. Please see the main page of our website for more
information
Annual General Meeting Pastoral Council & Finance Council
September 17th at 7pm. Virtual via Zoom
If you are interested in attending please register on our website – www.resurrectionparish.ca
Please see the insert for vacant positions, if you are
interested in volunteering, please contact Brad Lulik at [email protected].
The 2019/2020 Annual Report can be found on the webpage.
YOU are invited! Archbishop’s Appeal Newsletter Every year, the Archbishop’s Appeal develop a campaign that includes the production of pro-motional materials and postage. This year, we have established a goal to reduce these ex-penses!
We are inviting you to follow the campaigns online through the Archbishop’s Appeal news-letter. You will have access to all promotional materials such as videos and stories, giving options, and news updates.
The Archbishop’s Appeal supports the various Archdiocesan ministry programs and provides grants to community outreach organizations and charities while contributing to the Archdio-cese’s sustainability.
Subscribe for free here: http://eepurl.com/g9jMh5
OUR PARISH HAS AN ACTIVE PRAYER MINISTRY. IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW
IS IN NEED OF PRAYER, OR IF YOU WISH TO JOIN THE PRAYER MINISTRY PLEASE CONTACT
Sharon Schauerte, 306.586.9143
or email at [email protected]
POSITION: OFFICE ASSISTANT
REPORT TO: Office Manager and to President on request. If President is on holidays then Vice President. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES • Process incoming and outgoing mail • Prepare bank deposits • Data entry • Phone calls Simple miscellaneous office duties as assigned by Office Manager
QUALIFICATIONS
• Strong belief in the sanctity of human life and an unwavering commitment to the goals and ob-jectives of the Sask Pro-Life Association • Computer literacy • Excellence in communication and organization-al skills • Attention to detail Ability to follow oral and written instructions
TERM AND PAY October 1, 2020 - April 30, 2021 14-21 hours/week - $12.00/hour To apply please submit your Resume and Cover Letter to Saskatchewan Pro-Life Association by September 1, 2020. Email: [email protected] Post: Saskatchewan Pro-Life Association Box 27093, Avonhurst RPO Regina, SK S4R 8R8
Are you, or someone you know, looking for part time work in the Regina area?
We're hiring a part-time Office Assistant to help in our Regina Office! See the job
description and details below:
PARISHSTAFF ASSISTANT TO THE PASTOR
Victoria Billett
PARISHSACRAMENTS Barb Moser
OFFICEADMINISTRATION
Lori Babyak
PARISHFINANCE Gwen Herman
FINANCIALACCOUNT MGR
Terry Harty
FACILITIES&EVENTS MGR Tom Kuntz
COMMUNICATIONS
Randy Johnson
CUSTODIAN Susan Viergutz
September 13, 2020 On September 27, the Catholic Health Association of Saskatchewan is happy to announce the 14th Annual Compassionate Healers’ Mass will take place at Holy Rosary Cathedral at 11 AM. Archbishop Bolen will preside. This year, we hope all parishes will take the opportunity to offer a blessing to the caregivers in their parishes: the personal care assis-tants, nurses, doctors, first responders and those caring for loved ones. September 20, 2020 The Catholic Health Association of Saskatchewan is happy to share the good news that the 14th Annual Compassionate Healers’ Masses will be taking place in most parishes across the diocese during next weekend’s celebrations. A representative from CHAS will be at the liturgy presided by Archbishop Bolen at Holy Rosary Cathedral at 11 AM. Please take a moment to pray for all those working in Catholic healthcare in our province and for all people who offer care to those in need.
Masks are required at all times when attending Mass or visiting the
parish office.
The Sponsor Connection
Matthew 28:18-20 - And Jesus came and said to them, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”
Romans 1:16 - For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile.
As an RCIA sponsor you would be responding to the word of Jesus who calls us all to go and make disciples of all nations. By walking beside your Candidate, you would provide the support to someone discerning their decision to join the Catholic church. You are not expected to be an expert in theology, but rather someone who genuinely wants to support another’s journey, introduce them to the parish and all the different ways to live as a faithful Catholic. Many sponsors remark on what they learn about their faith while accompanying the Candidate and often lifelong friendships are made.
As a sponsor we would ask that you attend all the sessions with your Candidate, be available between sessions to encourage and support your Candidate’s journey, and to introduce your Candidate to all that is offered by the Parish and Archdiocese outside of the weekly RCIA sessions.
Are you interested in journeying with someone discerning their decision to join the Catholic church? Are you ready to respond to the call of Jesus?
Timothy Abello says:” Being a sponsor improved my knowledge about my faith “
Mary-Ann Dionne says:” Not only did I have the privilege of journeying with my candidate and witnessing her faith grow, my faith deepened as well.”
Chris McArthur says:” When I was asked to consider becoming an RCIA Sponsor I chose to do so as I felt that I was being called by God to renew my faith. At times it was truly a bit of a learning experience for me as well. I enjoyed journeying with my candidate.”
Marge Yano says:” Being a sponsor is a very rewarding experience. You get to journey along with your candidate and watch them in their faith journey. The unexpected blessings that a sponsor receives is renewing their own faith journey as you also grow and learn & become closer to God!”
Deanna Lang says:” For me, as a second-time sponsor, it was another great experience. It was as much beneficial to me, as a sponsor, as It was for my candidate. Knowing that we are there for individual support of our candidates, while all the teachings and lessons are provided by the experts is a great experience. I also realized how rich a parish we have with so many humble and dedicated people.”
Curious about being a sponsor? Interested in responding to the call from Jesus?
Join us for an information session on Sep 16 at 7:00 pm in the hall (please use the hall entrance)
Or contact us at [email protected] or Danica Love @ (306)789-7628
RESURRECTION PARISH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Thursday September 17, 2020 - 7:00 pm Zoom meeting
Please join us at the 2020 Annual General Meeting. As stated in our parish regulations the purpose of the annual meeting is to report the activities of the pastoral council and finance council and their
respective committees during the past year, provide an income statement and balance sheet for the year, and elect members to the pastoral council and finance council. The meeting is open to all parishioners of Resurrection Parish.
The positions listed below are up for election at our 2020 Annual General Meeting. The Stewardship Chair serves on both councils. Two individuals as co-chairs may fill any position. With our Pastoral Council, there is less concern with filling chairperson positions than asking people to have their voice heard on their pastoral council. Please pray about how you might see yourself as part of the leadership of Resurrection Parish. If you or someone you know has an interest to serve on either council – in any capacity, listed below or not, please contact: Marjorie Ingjaldson at [email protected] or Shelley Thiel at [email protected] or the parish office at [email protected] or 306-352-0800.
Pastoral Council The Parish pastoral council is entrusted with an advisory
or consulting role as to the spiritual and temporal care and development of the Parish. If you have a vested interest in
strengthening the parish as a whole, please talk to Marjorie or Victoria in how your voice is important to
Pastoral Council.
Finance Council The Finance Council is entrusted to advise the Parish Priest with respect to the Parish goods and property
(temporal goods). If you have a background in finance or accounting and feel you could share your talents for the good of the parish, please speak to Shelley or Victoria.
Positions Eligible for Election:
Pastoral Chair (1 year term)
Vice-Chairperson (2 year term)
Hospitality (1 year term)
Ecumenism (2 year term)
Liturgy (2 year term)
Social Justice (1 year term)
Youth (2 year term)
Stewardship (2 year term)
(1 Position for both councils)
Members at Large To help set vision and direction of the Parish
Positions eligible for Election:
Finance Council Chair (2 year term)
Finance Council Vice-Chair (1 year term)
Financial Administration (1 year term)
Hall & Catering (2 year term)
Fundraising (1 year term)
Members at Large To help make financial decisions for the Parish
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Pastoral and Finance Councils
"How can we make this big parish feel small?" Over 7,000 people - part of over 2300 families belong to Resurrection Parish. Our Mission is to grow in our own faith, deepen our roots in our faith, and deepen the relationship that each one of us has with Christ and with each other in Christ. As well, we want to reach beyond the walls of our church and our current parishioners, into our community, to share and spread God's love, joy and Word to our neighbors and community.
Pastoral Council
Pastoral Chair is responsible for keeping parishioners informed and developing and maintaining good relations between parishioners and the parish organizations, and other parishes and the public. The chair of this committee shall work with fundraising committee and/or the Finance Council as required.
Vice Chair is responsible to assist the Pastoral Chair with pastoral council duties and temporarily assume these duties when the Chair is absent. This includes keeping parishioners informed and developing and maintaining good relations between parishioners and the parish organizations, and other parishes and the public.
Hospitality is responsible for distributing welcome kits to new parishioners, coordinate social events throughout year like a parish/community barbeque, pancake breakfasts, Harvest Supper, Bingo, Halloween party etc.
Ecumenism is responsible for the education of the Parish on ecumenical issues. This committee shall act as a liaison with other Christian churches and other faith groups in the area and in the development of inter-church activities. Help coordinate and promote Praise in the Park, World Day of Prayer.
Liturgy works with the priest and/or pastoral assistant(s) to oversee and provide for meaningful liturgical celebrations including weekend ministry scheduling, training new ministers, music, and décor.
Social Justice is responsible for the development of programs, on-going education (Church's biblical and social teachings) and involvement within justice and service issues at the local, national and international level.
Youth works with the priest and/or pastoral assistant to foster the spiritual, social, and personal growth of the youth in the parish. Works with the coordinators of the Youth programs - Kids Alive, Jump, Higher, VBS (Vacation Bible School) and Source Adoration for support, resources, promotions and team.
Stewardship is responsible for creating awareness in all parishioners that everything we have comes from God: our life, our talents, our abilities, our intellectual gifts, our resources, and our holiness. There is only one chair who serves on both Pastoral and Finance Councils.
Finance Council
Finance Council Chair leads the advisory body responsible for safeguarding the finances and assets of Resurrection Parish and ensuring financial data is communicated to pastor, pastoral council and sub-committees and all other affected parties. Key priorities of Finance Council are: Finance Administration, Buildings & Grounds, Hall and Catering, Fundraising and Stewardship. A business background, especially financial and accountings skills, is valuable.
Finance Council Vice Chair assists the Finance Chair with leading the advisory body responsible for safeguarding the finances and assets of Resurrection Parish and ensuring financial data is communicated to pastor, pastoral council and sub-committees and all other affected parties. A business background, especially financial and accountings skills, is valuable.
Financial Administration is responsible for providing guidance or assistance to the Parish Finance Manager where needed.
Hall and Catering works with the parish event coordinator and oversees the upkeep, needs and operations of the parish hall and kitchen.
Fundraising develops and coordinates fundraising activities to raise funds to augment financial needs of the parish.
1835 Halifax St. P: (306) 757 0073 Regina, SK S4P 1T4 [email protected] August 26, 2020 Dear Friends, Late summer greetings! We hope and pray these summer days have been blessed for all of you. They have been good for us. We did individually get away for some holiday time, mostly in this beautiful province, although Christine and Peter did visit their families in Ontario. Now we are preparing to re‐open next week, something we always look foward to – it is like the beginning of a new year. However, this ‘new year’ is not like other years because of the Covid restrictions. Our hope had been to re‐open our dining room, we will need to continue to serve our meals as bagged lunches from the front door for the coming months ‐ until there is a significant change in the social distancing requirement. We continue to think of ways we can best serve those who come to us and to make the hospitality we offer personal. Including home baked goods in our lunch bags, especially muffins,has been one way of our doing this. Your continued support with this will be appreciated – as well as any other items for the lunch bags ( such as granola bars, juice packs, meat and cheese for sandwiches, fruit). We do assist, upon request, a vareity of other needs, including personal hygiene and mens’ clothing. Women and children have been coming for lunch bags as well – but our clothing room is just for men. We need to continue to suspend the regular rotation of weekly volunteers ‐ until we can re‐open the dining room and resume our drop‐in and hotmeal program. Our annual rotation of CWL volunteers will also need to be suspended. However, a few volunteers are helping us with our present program and we are so glad for this. It is an understatement to say we miss seeing so many of you on a regular basis! We certainly pray for you all, and we count on your prayers –especially that we be creatively faithful to those we have been called to serve in these unusual and difficult days. With our love, Charlie for Kate, Christine, David and Peter
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