OUR PARISH BULLETIN

Parish Committees

Finance/Property:
Wally Berko
Don Cadeau
Nestor Baryliuk
Ray Bergie

Counters:
Joan Dupuis
Elaine Berner
Mabel Wiese Our Lady of Mercy Church St. John the Baptist Church
Erly Baybay

Screening:
Address:
Pam Berko Our Lady of Mercy Parish
Jenny Leduc P.O. Box 126
Elizabeth Villegas 2596 Honey Harbour Rd.
Music: Honey Harbour, On P0E1E0
Honey Harbour
Nestor Baryliuk Fr. Martin Dalida – Parish Priest
Bill Morton
Tel. 705 756 2311
Port Severn
Sylvia Head Email: office@ladyofmercyhoneyharbour.ca
Ingrid Dunbrook Website: https://ourladyofmercyparish.weebly.com
Sharon MacNeice-Organist

Lectors:
Port Severn: c/o Teri Restemayer
Sacristan:
Honey Harbour: Mark Vessair
Weekend Masses
Saturday 5 P.M. (May 1 to Oct 31 only) -Port Severn
Sunday 9 A.M. (all year) - Port Severn
Sunday 11 A.M. (all year) - Honey Harbour

Part Time Bookkeeper: Weekday Masses

Kristen Penfold (based in Parry (See inside bulletin)
Sound)
Confession: 20 minutes before weekend Masses
Parish Bingo: c/o Ellen Kester Wedding and Baptism: Call the office
 17th SUNDAY ORDINARY TIME
July 28, 2019
Gospel Today: Luke 11:1-13
CCC2857 “In the Our Father, the object of the first three
petitions is the glory of the Father: the sanctification of his
name, the coming of the kingdom, and the fulfillment of his
will. The four others present our wants to him: they ask that
our lives be nourished, healed of sin, and made victorious in
the struggle of good over evil.”
- who quietly, cheerfully and humbly offer their skills and time for the Lord.
Weekday Masses
Wed July 31, 9am Mass for all souls
Thur Aug 1, 9am Mass for the sick in the parish
Fri Aug 2, 8:30am Adoration of Blessed Sacrament
. 9am Mass for peace in the world
Weekend Masses
.( 18th Sunday Ordinary Time )
Saturday Aug 3, 5pm @ Port Severn - For the people of the parish
Sunday Aug 4, 9am @ Port Severn- +Helen Schaller by Schiedel family
. 11am @ Honey Harbour - +Camilla Murphy by Bray Family
$1, 858 Last Sunday Offerings, $1, 017.50 Bingo - Thank you
for your generous support.
Pray for Sick Members of our Parish Community: Maryrose
Vessair, Clifford Legault, Gloria & Louis Cousineau, Edmond Corbier, Theresa
Phillips, Ernie Corbier, Derek Wiese (Call the office if you would like someone
placed on the prayer list).
Parish Website - Visit our newly set up parish website:
https//ourladyofmercyparish.weebly.com and find out what’s going on in our
parish. Our weekly bulletin, in particular, is posted in the said website.
Bingo Every Tuesday 6:30pm – Join us at Our lady of Mercy Church
Hall in Honey Harbour every Tuesday until October. Door opens @ 6:00 P.M. and
games start @ 6:30 P.M. Volunteers are urgently needed. Any help you can
provide will be appreciated.
Bingo Report - Profit to Date: $3,443.75
. Expenses (including start up costs): $2,426.25
. To Parish July 21/19: $1,017.50. Thanks to the Bingo Team for their hard work and
for the job well done.
Volunteer - We express heartfelt appreciation to a concerned
parishioner(anonymous), who rendered his services for free, re-painting front parts
of the Port Severn church as well as the gate. Our parish is so blessed to have people
Catechism of the Catholic Church (MORAL CONSCIENCE 1776) "Deep within
his conscience man discovers a law which he has not laid upon himself but which he
must obey. Its voice, ever calling him to love and to do what is good and to avoid evil,
sounds in his heart at the right moment.... For man has in his heart a law inscribed by
God.... His conscience is man's most secret core and his sanctuary. There he is alone
with God whose voice echoes in his depths."
Pope Francis – “On the Feast of OurLadyofMountCarmel(July 16), we contemplate the
Virgin who stands beside the Cross of Christ. That is also the place of the Church: close to
Christ.” “We pray for the sick who are abandoned and left to die. A society is human if it
protects life, every life, from its beginning to its natural end, without choosing who is worthy
to live or who is not. Doctors should serve life, not take it away.”
St. Peter Chrysologus–(feast day July 30) St. Peter merited being called
"Chrysologus" (golden-worded) from his exceptional oratorical eloquence. In 433,
Pope Sixtus III consecrated him bishop of Ravenna. He practiced many corporal and
spiritual works of mercy, and ruled his flock with utmost diligence and care. He
extirpated the last vestiges of paganism and other abuses that had sprouted among
his people. He also counseled the heretic Eutyches (who had asked for his support) to
avoid causing division but to learn from the other heretics who were crushed when
they hurled themselves against the Rock of Peter. In addition to his zeal in the
exercise of his office, Peter Chrysologus was distinguished by a fierce loyalty to the
Church, not only in its teaching, but in its authority as well. He is known for testifying
courageously to Christ's full humanity and divinity during a period of doctrinal
confusion in the Church. His surviving works offer eloquent testimony to the Church's
traditional beliefs about Mary's perpetual virginity, the penitential value of Lent,
Christ's Eucharistic presence, and the primacy of St. Peter and his successors in the
Church. Peter was such a great preacher of the truths of the Catholic faith that his
reputation spread far and wide among the faithful.