St. Ignatius Catholic Church 597 Walker’s Road, P.O. Box 2638 KY1-1102

Phone: 345-949-6797 Fax: 345-945-2594

Website: www.saint-ignatius-cayman.org

E-mail: ignatius@candw.ky

Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church Rev. Blackman Road, West Bay

Phone: 345-949-6797 or 345-949-7390

Stella Maris Catholic Church Alta Vista Drive, Cotton Tree Bay, Cayman Brac

Phone: 345-948-8351

October 2, 2011 — Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Ignatius

&

Christ the Redeemer

PARISH STAFF

Parish Priest

Rev. Paul Coutinha

Associate Priest

Rev. Alexander Crasta

Deacon

Rev. Mr. Joseph Biggs

Music Directors

St Ignatius:

Christ the Redeemer:

Mr. Albert Chin

Religious Education

Director & Acting Youth Minister

Mr. O’Neil Miller

Church Secretary Mrs. May U. Ursua

Community Liaison Coordinator

Mr. Jeremy Rice

Facilities Manager

Mr. Trenton Forman

Website - Parish Mr. Paul de Freitas

947-8630/916-6331

ST. IGNATIUS CATHOLIC SCHOOL

www.st-ignatius.com

Head of School

Mr. Tom McGrath

Phone: 949-9250

Fax: 945-6230

Head of Secondary

Mr. Peter Embleton

Phone: 949-9250

Fax: 945-6230

Administrative Staff

Mrs. Deborah Huggins

Mrs. Anita McIntyre

Mrs. Rashmi Arun

Ms. Claudette Mundle

Mrs. Doris Sun

FR. PAUL’S PONDERINGS

A GUIDE TO NEW TRANSLATION OF THE MASS – QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Will the changes affect the music for the parts of the Mass? Yes, to some degree. Liturgi-

cal music publishers have been developing new musical settings for the newly translated

prayer responses such as the Gloria, the Lamb of God, and other Mass parts. Many dioceses

and parishes will introduce people to these new settings to prepare them for use when the new

translation goes into effect. As far as St. Ignatius and Christ the Redeemer is concerned the

choirs have already been learning the new music settings. In the middle of October we will

introduce some of the music settlings into our weekend masses already. The Archbishop of

Detroit has permitted to do that.

Can I review the new translation of the Mass now? The new translation of the Mass is

posted online at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) website,

www.usccb.org/romanmissal. It has been made available for catechetical purposes. To avoid

confusion between the current and revised versions of the Mass, however the new translation

is not permitted to be used in the liturgy until it is officially promulgated on November 27,

2011. Again, as far as St. Ignatius parish is concerned the evangelization Committee has made

available the wonderful booklet “Understanding the Revised Mass Texts” by Fr. Paul Turner.

They are found in the Church pews in all our three Churches. Please take some time or a lot

of time to read them and review the new translation. I have ordered 500 pew cards for imme-

diate catechesis. As soon as they arrive we will do catechesis on the new translation.

EXPANDING OUR WEEKLY BULLETIN

We are currently in the process of revamping our parish bulletin and a committee has been

formed to explore this idea as well as to enhance other forms of communication. Our initial

aim is to double the size of our present bulletin, allowing for more news, in a more user-

friendly format (including larger fonts). We also intend to start selling advertising space on

the back page of the bulletin. What better way to promote your business or service than to

your fellow parishioners?! We will be providing more details in the weeks to come but should

you have any comments, questions or suggestions, please contact the church office.

SPECIAL MASS AND PRAYER FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE

(FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7)

5:40 PM – ROSARY

6:00 PM – MASS

6:30 PM – GUEST SPEAKER

6:45 PM – EXPOSITION AND ADORATION

OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT

7:15 PM – POTLUCK SUPPER (Please bring a dish to pass that can feed

6 people) Thank you.

Fr. Coutinha Paul

News from St. Ignatius Catholic School

Dear Parishioners,

Saint Ignatius Catholic School has had a very busy start to the new school year. Last week we mentioned about

the work we are doing on Catholic Ethos and we will have a new initiative this week with a Rosary event on

Friday 7th October. This will link in with Catholic Schools all across the world and especially in the Archdio-

cese of Detroit. Our theme for the week is Prayer, Food for the Soul thus the rosary event ties nicely into this.

We are delighted to announce the appointment of our Head Prefects for 2011-2012. This year we have ap-

pointed two female sixth formers and I congratulate Kelcey Huggins and Danielle Borden on their appoint-

ments. I know that Kelcey and Danielle will be excellent role models for all our students and I am very confi-

dent that these talented and highly motivated young ladies will fulfil these roles of responsibility with great

skill and much success. In addition we have appointed deputy head prefects to lead the following groups: Aca-

demic Support (Sasha Veeran), Charitable Fundraising (Gemma Cowan and Lucy Day), Liturgy and Service

(Katalina Watler), mentoring (Alia Huzinga-Wright), Hospitality (Clare Louise McGrath) and School Sprit &

Events (Chloe Tathum). I wish them all much success in their new roles.

In our review of our summer examination results we have had many notable successes that I wish to pass on to

you. This week I wish just to feature the Year 13 group.

Our Year 13 graduates was our largest group to date and they achieved the second highest performance in the

history of the A-Level programme in the school. Just over 78% of examination entries were at A*-C grades

and what was especially pleasing was that the majority of students obtained the university course of their

choice whether in Canada the United states, UK or elsewhere. In addition, a number of students were awarded

very competitive private scholarships in addition to the government scholarships awarded and this is a tribute

to the excellent students we have and the great work done by Mrs. Artuch assisted by Mr. Embleton.

Some notable results include Michael Sun who gained five A2 level grades ABBCD, Michael has now gone

on to study Medicine at Emory University USA; Matthew McTaggart gained three A2 grades, AAB and is

now studying Aerospace Engineering at Pennsylvania State University.

Matthew also gained a full Scholarship from the Cayman Government and a scholarship from Campbells Law

Firm. Michael Testori gained 2 A grades and a B grade at A2 Level and is now studying law at the University

of Kent on a Walker’s Scholarship; Yannick Whorms gained an A and two B grades at A2 level and is pursuing

a degree in Law at the University of Leicester on a Maples Scholarship; John Fawkes gained four A2 grades, 1

A grade, 2 B grades and a D grade and is now studying Economics at the University of Newcastle funded

through two scholarships from the CI Government and Maples.

These are just a sample of the students who graduated from Year 13 this year and there are many more that we

could feature who have also done exceptionally well.

In the coming week we have all the school photographs happening and the last day of September was a non-

uniform day in the school. The funds raised from this fun event go towards our educational trips fund. This

October Mrs. Weaver will be leading a trip to Washington to deepen the GCSE students’ knowledge and

understanding of American History and Politics. The trip is already fully subscribed and I am delighted to be

able to accompany Mrs. Weaver for what should be an excellent trip.

On Friday 30th there is also a large group from the school going to see the Godspell production and I thank Ms

Kennedy and Mr. Miller for their promotion of this event.

Finally Mr. Doran is planning a school pilgrimage to Rome in summer 2012 and we are now advancing in our

planning and costing of this event. There may be some parishioners who may also be interested in joining this

group. It will involve a great deal of walking and the highpoint is an audience with His Holiness Pope Benedict

XVI. Such audiences can be reserved and Mr. Doran has had much experience in leading school groups from

the UK on such pilgrimages. However such reservations can be subject to change due to the Holy Father’s

changing schedule.

If any parishioner wishes to learn more about this planned pilgrimage please contact Mr. Doran at:

will.doran@st-ignatius.com

Tom McGrath

Head of School

BETANIA (XIV) CAYMAN

Who are we?

Servant of God, Maria Esperanza de

Bianchini, who passed away in August

2004 and whose cause for Canonization

opened rather quickly by the Vatican, on

January 31, 2010, visited Cayman in

1998 when she formalized the Betania

Group of St. Ignatius under the priestly

office of Fr. Devon Nash.

She asked that we meet monthly for

fellowship, and to morally and

virtuously support each other in our

everyday lives, staying connected to the

main Foundation, at Finca Betania,

which together with her husband, Mr.

Geo Bianchini, and as directed by Our

Lady Blessed Mother, she founded, just

outside Caracas, Venezuela in 1976.

The Group, (which grew to

approximately 40 persons who had been

to Betania, and knew her personally), for

quite some time, was very active in the

Parish, but over the years since 2002,

had dwindled, mainly due to members

leaving the island. Late in 2009 at the

announcement of the Vatican’s Opening

of the Cause for her Canonization, we

were again brought together, by her

husband, to re-establish this monthly

meeting, and reconciliation.

Where is Betania?

Betania is derived from the word

Bethany which is where Jesus used to go

and spend time with Lazarus, Martha

and Mary.

Located an hour’s drive outside Caracas,

Venezuela, in the town of Cua, Betania

is a self-sufficient Farm, a Holy Site of

Pilgrimage approved by Bishop Pio

Bello Ricardo, (Vatican approval by

Pope Benedict XVI - as Cardinal

Ratzinger). Betania, which is the only

site of pilgrimage approved by the

church during the life time of the

Visionary, is open year round, for all the

members of the Betania Foundation, and

pilgrims from all over the world.

Limited standard accommodation is on

site for pilgrims, and the family of Maria

Esperanza, also have their second homes

located there.

Maria Esperanza, died in 2004 but

before her death, in a message from Our

Blessed Mother, she was told that

Betania would spread by communities

all over the world. Maria Esperanza

thought there would be 12 Betania

communities, however what started at

Betania to other parts of the World, now

numbers 15 communities and counting,

with the Cayman Islands approbated #14

community of the Apostolate to be

called Betania (XIV) Cayman, on March

27, 2010 in Betania, by Mr. Geo

Bianchini, President of the Betania

Foundation, and husband of Maria

Esperanza.

What do we do?

We endeavour monthly fellowship,

when we keep abreast of happenings in

the Parish and Country and discuss

topics of various interests, in particular

how we should disseminate the

messages of Betania, for the

development of a Marian Community in

Cayman, known with the approbation -

Betania (XIV) Cayman.

At each meeting, one or both of our

Priests is usually present. We start each

meeting with the Rosary, and follow

always with a nice pot-luck dinner,

discussion and fellowship. Always a

very enjoyable time, each person is

given the opportunity to voice their

concerns and issues, and where needed a

plan of collective action is usually

agreed. Normally we work within the

church along with the Evangelization

Committee and the Christian Service

Commission, or anywhere assistance is

available. We take turns to organize the

meetings and rotate to each member’s

homes as is convenient.

Betania (XIV) Cayman.

The mission of Betania (XIV) Cayman is

Reconciliation and the Gospel; these

encompassing every aspect of human

life, through living the Gospels, and

spreading the virtues throughout the

islands, growing the Catholic faith.

There is no definitive plan and the work

will unfold according to God’s own

plan. Focus is on the human family of

God encompassing all persons in the

nature of God. Love is the path to

Reconciliation and the Gospel and this is

the route we endeavor to follow.

Our Lady appeared in Betania

Venezuela as Our Lady Reconciler of all

Peoples and Nations. We are called to

live this message and to spread it, by

first, reconciliation within ourselves, on

into our families, our friends, our

community and the rest of the World.

Our Lady’s Message clarifies this:-

First Apparition: March 25, 1976 - 8:30 a.m. "Daughter, here you have Me, with My Hands enriched with graces and covered with splendors of light, to call all My children to conversion; this is the seed of glory I offer as "MARY RECONCILER OF PEOPLE AND NATIONS", for I come to reconcile all of you. Reconciliation is the inheritance of divine brotherhood of My Divine Son! Daughter, hand on My message to all. I will keep you here in My Heart from today on and forever!" Mary Reconciler of the People!

If you feel in your heart a desire to join

Betania (XIV) Cayman, we are asked to

consider that heart-felt feeling in the

manner of Our Lady at the appearance of

the Archangel Gabriel to her. Ask

yourself the question:- What is my role?

How can I contribute to the development

of Betania (XIV) Cayman through

reconciliation and the Gospel?

“Let us recall the words the Most

Blessed Virgin, Reconciler of Peoples,

gave us, through Maria Esperanza,

Servant of God:- “This is my time, this

is my hour and the bells are ringing,

calling all my children to announce

reconciliation to the world, so they may

lead a living example of an apostolic

life, with true fervor, drawn to love, an

expression of peace and reconciliation

among brothers. I want your conversion

to be total and universal, because this is

the humanity of Christ my Divine Son,

Who IS among you. The great day of

man’s freedom is coming and it is only

fair for all of you to be saved.”

Should you decide that you would like to

find out more, you are more than

welcome to attend our meetings. All our

members have had wonderful spiritual

experiences to share with you. Together

we will build on all our ideas, goals and

aspirations for a Marian Community in

Cayman, where Our Blessed Mother and

Her Son, Our Lord lead us to peace and

reconciliation with God; Our Father.

Betania (XIV) Cayman promotes a life

of prayer and Community Service, and

although not obligatory we do

recommend the following:

Daily Mass attendance:- the Mass is

the summit of our faith and we gain our

strength from receipt of the Blessed

Sacrament.

Eighteenth Apparition: March 28, 1989 - 5:00 p.m. "My daughter, My children, here I am... I beg each one of you to especially mend your lives, with penance, the needed prayer, to vindicate God's justice, so offended in these times by men... on the other hand, it is very important for you to attend Holy Mass frequently and to receive the Eucharist... so that My Divine Son's nourishment may help you in such a way that you will feel enlightened inside by an unknown light... wonderful and sublime... which is the great sign God, Our Father, wishes for the salvation of all those who with humility surrender faithfully to His Heart..!" "That is why, nourish and increase your fervor, longing spiritual

improvement... so you may serve, offering your lives as brothers with a deep and lively brotherly participation... so you may enjoy the goods God created for all of you..!" "Children, I love you very much, and My love is so great I call each one of you to My grotto of prayer, so you may meditate and live the Gospel... protected by the grace of the Holy Spirit... with His divine charismas..!" "Behold, I offer you My Heart, united to My Divine Son's Heart, so you may live the most profound experience with Us... in order to enjoy the sublime moment of a living testimony, the fundamental basis of a great truth: WE LIVE AMONG YOU! Participate children! And cradle yourselves here in My Heart..! I keep you..!" Mary Reconciler of the People!

Daily Adoration, silent prayer is a

means to get to know Our Lord and to

build up our relationship with Him.

Fifteenth Apparition: February 16, 1989 - 4:00 p.m. "Daughter, children, here I am..! Living among you..! Children, My Heart beats with Heavenly delights as I gaze at each one of your faces which come to find the hope of better days, to solidify your steps on the road that leads to Mount Zion. For My fountain of the waters of Betania shall restore your souls to a new life... that will bring you to lead an apostle¹s life, that is to say, of service, devoted to a mission of love, which will reaffirm your trust in the

light of the New Dawn of My Divine Jesus! He, My Beloved Son, wishes for all of you to live cradled in this motherly Heart, with the charismata and graces of the Holy Spirit. In this way, My children may hold hands, based on the Commandment, Love one another..!¹ It is the only truth that can save mankind from a war among brothers... that is to say, in these times, all should have recourse to the charitable harvest of good deeds, which is the identification of love and of truth of God's people, who are longing for Social Justice... because as long as unity does not come forth, you will lead a life of anguish, grief, shadows and sorrow. Behold, children, the love of a Mother, who cherishes you... and comes as a starting point to lead you toward a law of justice, love, peace and reconciliation..!" "Prayer... Meditation... Penance... Eucharist..!" Mary Reconciler of the People!

Daily Rosary, this is a weapon of the

Church and through it we ask Our

Blessed Mother’s intercession.

Seventh Apparition: March 25, 1984 - 3:00 to 6:30 p.m. "My children, I am Mary, Virgin and Mother Reconciler of Nations, I come with My Son in My Arms to reconcile you. O sublime hope of yours..! Pray the Rosary..! Sons and daughters, you have felt Me and seen Me, touching the truth that I live among you... continue to be loyal to the call that today I make... and let us walk

the path together..! I lead you..!" Mary Reconciler of the People!

We encourage an annual pilgrimage to

Betania, or another Holy Place of choice.

Our Lady calls us all to frequent retreats,

so that Her Son can rekindle every cell

of our body, making us as new. Betania (XIV) Cayman is planning a

Pilgrimage for March 25 2012, Feast of

the Annunciation. which is the 2nd

Anniversary of our appointment as

Betania (XIV) Cayman. This date will

be an annual anniversary event.

Should you be interested in attending the

next meeting, or desire further

information email betania14@candw.ky

or call Merle McGann at 916-6214.

Inclusive information on Maria

Esperanza, Servant of God is on the

website www.mariaesperanza.org

Thanks for your attention and we

welcome you.

BETANIA (XIV) CAYMAN P O Box 2019

Grand Cayman, KY1-1105

Email: betania14@candw.ky

Cell: Merle McGann (345)916-6214

St. Ignatius Mass Intentions

Saturday: October 1st St. Therese of the Child Jesus Fr. Alex 8:30 am Tammi, Jan & Leila Maw

Anne Marie Watkinson

Fr. Paul 6:00 pm +Rosalina Teano

Allister Watler

Sunday: October 2nd

Fr. Alex 8:00 am Martha Mata (b’day)

John & Winnie

Allister Watler Fr. Alex 11:30am People of the Parish

Fr. Alex 6:00 pm Gale Pagaran (special intentions)

+James McLaughlin +Victor Garcia Sr.

Monday: October 3rd

Fr. Alex 7:00 am Souls in Purgatory Jane Burton (traveling mercies)

Allister Watler

Tuesday: October 4th St. Francis of Assissi

Fr. Alex 7:00 am Sarah Ann Chu Fook

Allan Uson (b’day)

Fr. Paul 1:40 pm St. Ignatius HS students and Staff

Wednesday: October 5th

Fr. Paul 7:00am Allister Watler

Thursday: October 6th St. Bruno/Blessed Marie-Rose Durocher

Fr. Paul 7:00 am Leila Marie Ann Maw (b’day)

Allister Watler

Fr. Alex 1:15 pm St. Ignatius Prep. Students and Staff

Friday: October 7th Our Lady of the Rosary

Fr. Paul 7:00 am Helen & Freddy Sulliman

Samantha Clarke Allister Watler

Fr. Alex 6:00 pm +Anne/Neville Giuliany

+Francisco & Yasser Castillo Angela Miller

Saturday: October 8th Fr. Paul 8:30 am Tammi, Jan & Leila Maw

+Yasser Castillo

Fr. Alex 6:00 pm Allister Watler

Sunday: October 9th

Fr. Paul 8:00 am Denison Miller

Allister Watler

Fr. Paul 11:30am People of the Parish

Fr. Paul 6:00 pm +Geoffrey Collins

+Jon O’Halloran

Christ the Redeemer Mass Intentions

Sunday: October 2nd Fr. Paul 9:45 am Joe Mascarenhas

Sunday: October 9th Fr. Alex 9:45 am

Stella Maris Mass Intentions

Sunday October 2nd

Fr. Paul 4:15 pm People of the Parish

Sunday October 9th

Fr. Alex 4:15 pm +Irene Lewis (repose of her soul)

St. Ignatius Catholic Church 597 Walker’s Road

Mass times: Monday - Friday 7:00 am

Friday 6:00 pm Saturday 8:30 am & 6:00 pm

Sunday 8:00 am, 11:30 am & 6:00 pm

Confessions: Sat. 5:00pm-5:45 pm

Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church

Rev. Blackman Road, West Bay

Mass times: Sunday: 9:45 am

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Sick Calls: Please notify the parish—949-6797

Rosary: St. Ignatius:

Monday—Friday in Adoration Chapel 7:30am-8:00am Saturdays in Adoration Chapel after 8:30 am mass

Prayer Meeting: St. Ignatius—Wednesday 6:00pm

Christ the Redeemer —Wednesday 6:30pm

Music Ministry: every Tuesday at 6:00pm & after the 8am at St. Ignatius Church

Everyone welcome!

Sunday School & First Communion: Sunday mornings @ 10:15am to 11:15am

All Children of the Parish are welcome to come to classes, please call Mr. Miller for details.

Confirmation: Classes are held on Sunday mornings @ 10:15am to 11:15am For students in Years 7-9 of High School. Also for other High

School aged students who have not been Confirmed

Baptisms: To be held on the second Sunday of every month at 1:00 pm

Next class: August 31st & September 7th Please call the Parish Office at 949-6797 to register for classes.

Next Baptism: September 12, 2010

Marriages: Please call Fr. Paul or Fr. Alex . Six months notice needed, and

completion of pre-marital instruction. Classes will be offered twice a year, the next classes will be on

October 2010 Please call the Parish office to register for classes.

Catholic Women’s League Meet every 4th Sunday at 9:45 am in the Cry Room

Scripture Readings for the Week October 3-9, 2011

Mon: Jonah 1:1—2:2, 11; Luke 10:25-37

Tues: Jonah 3:1-10; Luke 10:38-42

Weds: Jonah 4:1-11; Luke 11:1-4

Thurs: Malachi 3:13-20; Luke 11:5-13

Fri: Joel 1:13-15; 2:1-2; Luke 11:15-26

Sat: Joel 4:12-21; Luke 11:27-28

Sun: Isaiah 25:6-10; Philippians 4:12-14, 19-20

Matthew 22:1-14 or 22:1-10

St. Ignatius Catholic Church 597 Walker’s Road, George Town

Mass times: Monday - Friday 7:00 am

Friday 6:00 pm Saturday 8:30 am & 6:00 pm

Sunday 8:00 am, 11:30 am & 6:00 pm

Confessions: Saturday 5:00-5:45 pm

Christ the Redeemer Catholic Church Rev. Blackman Road, West Bay

Mass time: Sunday: 9:45 am

Stella Maris Catholic Church Alta Vista Drive, Cayman Brac

Mass time or Eucharistic Service Sunday: 4:15 pm

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Sick Calls: Please notify the parish—949-6797

Rosary: St. Ignatius:

Monday—Friday in Adoration Chapel 7:30am-8:00am Saturdays in Adoration Chapel after 8:30 am mass

Prayer Meeting: St. Ignatius—Wednesday 6:00pm

Christ the Redeemer —Wednesday 6:30pm

Sunday School & First Communion: Sunday mornings @ 10:15am to 11:15am

(September through June) All Children of the Parish are welcome to come to clas-

ses, please call Mr. Miller for details.

Confirmation: Classes are held on Sunday mornings @ 10:15am to

11:15am For students in Years 7-9 of High School. Also for other

High School aged students who have not been Confirmed

Baptisms: To be held on the second Sunday of every month at

1:00 pm Next class: October 4th

Please call the Parish Office at 949-6797 to register for classes.

Next Baptism: October 9, 2011

Marriages: Please call Fr. Paul or Fr. Alex . Six months notice needed, and

completion of pre-marital instruction. Classes will be offered twice a year, the next classes will be on

October 15 & 16, 2011 Please call the Parish office to register for classes.

Catholic Women’s League Meet every 4th Sunday at 9:45 am in the Cry Room

"Sanctify yourself and

you will sanctify society."

Saint Francis of Assisi, (1181-1226), Feast

Day October 4

Holy Father’s Prayer Intention

for October 2011

General: For the terminally ill, that in their sufferings

they may be sustained by faith in God and by the love of

others.

Missionary: That the celebration of World Mission

Sunday may increase in the People of God the passion

for evangelization and the support of missionary

activity through prayer and economic aid for the poorest

Churches.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Offertory collection for the weekend of September 24 & 25, 2011

St. Ignatius $6,335.06/Christ the Redeemer $1,072.47

Second Collection for Cayman Brac-$3,084.21

Thank you for your generosity and good stewardship for all that

God has given you.

RCIA

Classes for adults looking to convert to Catholicism or for those who

need to complete their initiation will continue each Tuesday from

6:00-7:30pm at the Parish Apartments at 59 Denham Thompson Way.

Interested people are asked to contact the Parish office for more infor-

mation.

Next Week’s Topic: The Mystery of God

The Catholic Men's Fellowship is pleased to an-

nounce that the long awaited 60th Anniversary pa-

rishioners photo directory is now available. The

booklets are being sold at an introductory cost price

of $10 per booklet, additional donations are most

welcome. Please show your support for this innova-

tive project by the men's and get to know your fel-

low parishioners by name and help create the social togetherness

within the church.

SHUT-INS

Appeal: If you know of anyone who are homebound,

who needs anointing, confession, or wants to receive the

Eucharist, please call the parish office at 949-6797.

OCTOBER - MONTH OF THE ROSARY

All are invited to pray the Rosary before the weekend Masses

during the month of October:

St. Ignatius Saturday 5:20 pm

Sundays 7:20 am

10:50 am

5:20 pm

Christ the Redeemer 9:10 am

Prayer for World Peace

Join us on October 15th, Saturday as we unite in pray-

er with other parishes around the world as we pray the

Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary and the Divine

Mercy Chaplet before the Blessed Sacrament at the

Adoration Chapel at 7:30 am for World Peace.

FAMILY NIGHT FUNDRAISER Please join the St. Ignatius HSA on Saturday, 8 October after the 6 pm

Mass for Family Bingo Night.

Entry fee is only CI5.00 per person (which includes 2 Bingo cards). There

are prizes be won for every round!

Hope to see you there!

Offertory Envelopes The new offertory envelopes are ready for collection/

pick up at St. Ignatius Church ( back pews).

Wedding Banns # 1

Tiffany Buchanan & Andre Ebanks

If anyone has any reason/s why this wedding should not

take place , please call the parish office at 345-949-6797

We offer our deepest sympathy and pray-

ers to Mrs. Elsie and Mrs. Riselda

Ebanks upon the death of their father,

Mr. Norman Clark. May all the souls of

the faithful departed through the mercy

of God, rest in peace.

ST. IGNATIUS/DOROTHY RICE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

The St. Ignatius/Dorothy Rice Memorial Scholarship Fund assists

families who cannot afford the full tuition at St. Ignatius School

(which averages about $8900 per year). Donations can be dropped in

the collection, sent in by mail or dropped off at the Parish office. If

paying by cheque, please make your donations payable to

St. Ignatius-SAYM. Thank you for your on-going support!

REUSABLE, INSULATED

SHOPPING BAGS ON SALE NOW! The St. Ignatius Church is now selling navy blue and gold insulated

shopping bags with the St. Ignatius School logo. The bags are zip-

pered and come with extra pockets. Great for all kinds of shopping!

Please see May in the church office to purchase your bag for $7 (or

three for $20). All proceeds will support the St. Ignatius / Dorothy

Rice Scholarship Fund.

CHRISTMAS FUNDRAISER TICKET BOOKS The ticket books for the annual Christmas Fundraiser will be available

for collection NEXT weekend at all masses. As usual there are lots of

fantastic prizes (including $25,000 cash!) and we hope that all parish-

ioners will support this effort. We look forward to your enthusiastic

participation and we thank you in advance!

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL

Chairperson: Harvey Stephenson, JP Vice-Chairperson: Derek Lee Pack Secretary: Adrianne Webb

Other elected members: Charles McNeil, Joe Otu, Gloria Gall,

Commissions:

Worship: Adrianne Webb Christian Service: Patrick Broderick Evangelization: Tonja Wight

Stewardship: Elie Kozaily Education: Sarah Bertran Board of Governors: Derek Lee Pack

Pastoral: Fr. Paul Coutinha, Fr. Alexander Crasta and Deacon Joseph Biggs

MASS TIMES

Sat. Oct. 1 - 6:00 pm

Sun. Oct. 2- 8:00 am

WEST BAY - 9:45am

11:30am

6:00pm

Sat. Oct. 8 - 6:00 pm

Sun. Oct. 9- 8:00 am

WEST BAY - 9:45am

11:30am

6:00pm

LECTORS

A. Santos, R. Corbin

O. Miller

T. Catalanotto, M. Boyle

Youth

B. Wight

E. Lee Pack, K. Lee Pack

D. LookLoy, R. Rondario

M. Brown, M. Bodden

Youth

E. Weber

EMs

A. Miller, A. Ursua, S. Howden P.Olszewski

R. Ebanks, P. Broderick, B.

Conolly, J. Scott, J. Nunez,

M. Gonsalves

P. Pace, J. Pereira

W. Pineau, M. Kennedy, R.

Fercol, T. McGrath, D.

Soriano

T. DeLisser, H. Barriga

S. Cridland

M. Stafford, M. Ursua, Denise A. Miller

C. Broderick, J. Scott, L. Moraes

R. Ebanks, W. Rambayon

D. Simonrangkir, G. Powery

D. Pimentel, F. Pimentel, C.

Fercol, G. Pineau, M. Kennedy

E. Estrada, H. Barriga,

S. Cridland

USHERS

C. Duggan, J. Cridland, G. Huggins, S. Gunby , P. de Freitas, A. Ursua

R. Gouboult, P. Broderick, T. Todd

B. Augustine, K. Lopez

N. Natale, S. Awe

W. Pineau, D. Furtado, M. Bonon

J. Verano

T. DeLisser, H. Barriga, F. Abbaud

C. Duggan, J. Cridland, G. Huggins, S. Gunby , P. de Freitas, A. Ursua

R. Gouboult, P. Broderick, T. Todd

B. Augustine, K. Lopez

C. Chan A Sue, J. Otu

W. Pineau, D. Furtado, M. Bonon

J. Verano

T. DeLisser,,H. Barriga, F. Abbaud

ALTAR SERVERS

6:00pm E. Weber S. Cridland T. DeLisser, H. Barriga, F. Abbaud

ST. IGNATIUS/CHRIST THE REDEEMER WORSHIP SCHEDULE

The Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament

13th Anniversary 4th July 2011 “...could you not watch one hour with Me?”

St. Matthew Until further notice, the following are the hours for

Exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament: Mon. to Friday 6:00 am - midnight Weekends: Saturday 7:00 am - midnight Sunday 10:00 am - midnight We would like to extend the Chapel hours through the nights of Thursday/Friday /

Saturday and in addition we need Adorers for the following hours: Monday 8-9pm Tuesday 4-5pm; 9-10pm Wednesday 9-10am; 3-4pm; 11-midnight Friday 9-10pm Saturday noon-1pm; 9-10pm Sunday 10-11pm If you are able to take on one of these hours, please put your name and phone number on the roster. (The roster is also located on the bulletin board in the chapel.) Alterna-tively, feel free to complete an Invite located in the box outside the Chapel. We are also in need of Co-Ordinators for the following hours: 8-9am; 9-10am;

noon– ipm; 8-9pm; 10-11 pm

In addition, all Adorers and visitors to the chapel are asked to check the “I Need a Substitute” sheet just outside the chapel door to see if you can help. Please also check the notices on the notice board.

Our Prayer List for the Sick

William J. Brady Jr., Joy Scott , Margaret Wheaton, Harvey Stephenson

James Powell, Anthony Martin, Roger & Ming Enage, Oliver Plunkett, John

Winston, Marlene Petgrave, Adrian Seales, Kelley Ayres, June Walter, Ricky

Gazzel, Regan delos Santos, Celeste Broderick, Carol Richmond,, Doris

Urbiztondo, Solomon Burke, Jay Campbell, Marjorie Fansen, Jai Dixon, Mary

Fanning, Dorothy Ennis, Eugene Howden , Michael Brady, Margaret Rice,

Pastor Al Ebanks, Othelia Damasco, Linda Malasan, Adelaida Javier, Ronnie

Uson, Henry Hitch,, Alfred Chalenger, Annie Clarke, Jane Ritch, Priscila

Challenger, Anita Peggy Bodden,Trevor Burns, Jayden Pocholo Ocampo,

Sylvia Perry, Sabina Bista, Perpetual Alfonso, Judy Mahaffey, Antonio Rafer,

Josephine Harris, Alexis Nunez, Paul Mullen, Annesley Fernando, Gladys

Smith, Thabeetha Fernando, Josephine Tiempo, Jackie Balls, Lois Sylvester,

Jacqueline Hartmann, Carmen Becker, Nair Motta, Winston McFarlane, Ami-

na Sureta, Bill Jackson, Barbara Rice, Sara McLean, Michael Whittaker, Nelita

Catacutan, Rosalie Damasco, Lupita Parungao, Barbara Gee,

Philip Brian, Allister Watler

Please pray that the Healing Hand of the Lord touches all our sick bringing

consolation to the aged, peace of soul to the terminally ill, and strength to those

who are young and all those in our parish and families who are suffering. May

all of them know God’s healing love. We pray for all the sick not listed and

those in hospitals.

Please call 949-6797 to add or remove anyone to/from this list.