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SUNDAY, October 4th.
2020
SUNDAY LITURGY
10:00 a.m. English
(Rosary at 9:30 am)
Office Hours (Tues. & Thurs.)
11:00 am – 2:00 pm
CONFESSIONS Before Divine Litur-gies
BAPTISM By appointment
FUNERALS By arrangement
MARRIAGES: By appointment at least six months in advance
WEBSITE: www.saintbasilwpg.ca
PARISH OFFICE EMAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]
SAINT BASIL the GREAT Ukrainian Catholic Parish
Парафія СВ. ВАСИЛІЯ ВЕЛИКОГО УГКЦ 202 HARCOURT STREET, WINNIPEG,
MB R3J 3H3
Parish Office: 204-837-4180 Parish Hall: 204-889-9057
Rev. Fr. Mykhaylo Khomitskyy Cell: 431-286-0205
Email Address [email protected]
ВІТАЄМО! WELCOME! To
all those who are tired and
need rest, to all who mourn
and need comfort, to all who
are friendless and need
friendship, to all who are dis-
couraged and need hope, to
all who are hopeless and
need sheltering love, to all
who sin and need a Saviour,
this Church opens wide its
doors in the name of the
Lord Jesus Christ!
18th Sunday after Pentecost Tropar, tone 1: Though the stone was
sealed by the Jews* and soldiers,guarded Your most pure body,* You
arose, O Savior, on the third day,*and gave life to the world.* And
so the heavenly powers cried out to You,O Giver of life:* Glory to
Your resurrection, O Christ!* Glory to Your king-dom!* Glory to
Your saving plan,* O only Lover of Mankind. Glory be to the Father,
and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, now and for ever and ever.
Amen! Kondak tone 1: You arose in glory from the tomb* and with
Yourself You raised the world.* All humanity acclaims You as God,
and death has vanished.* Adam exults, O Master,* and Eve, re-deemed
now from bondage, cries out for joy:* “You are the One, O Christ,
Who offer resurrection to all.” Prokimen, tone 1: Let Your mercy, O
Lord, be upon us, as we have hoped in You. Verse: Rejoice in the
Lord, O you just; praise befits the righteous. Epistle: A reading
from the Second Letter of the Holy Apostle Paul to the Corinthians.
(9: 6 - 11) Brothers and Sisters! He who sows sparingly will reap
sparingly, and he who sows bountifully will reap bountifully.
Everyone must give according to what he has inwardly decided; not
sadly, not grudgingly, for God loves a cheerful giver. God can
multiply his favors among you so that you may always have enough of
everything and even a surplus for good works, as it is written: “He
scat-tered abroad and gave to the poor, his justice endures
forever.” He who supplies seed for the sower and bread for the
eater will provide in abundance; he will multiply the seed you sow
and increase your generous yield. In every way your liberality is
enriched; through us it results in thanks offered to God. Alleluia
Verses: God gives me vindication and has subdued peoples under me.
Making great the salvation of the king, and showing mercy to His
anointed, to David, and to His posterity forever. Gospel: Luke 5: 1
- 11 At that time as he stood by the Lake of Gennesaret, and the
crowd pressed in on him to hear the word of God, he saw two boats
moored by the side of the lake; the fishermen had disembarked and
were washing their nets. He got into one of the boats, the one
belonging to Simon, and asked him to pull out a short distance from
the shore; then, remaining seated, he continued to teach the crowds
from the boat. When he had finished speaking, he said to Simon,
“Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch.” Simon
answered, “Master, we have been hard at it all night long and have
caught nothing; but if you say so, I will lower the nets.” Upon
doing this they caught such a great number of fish that their nets
were at the breaking point. They signaled to their mates in the
other boat to come and help them. These came, and together they
filled the two boats until they nearly sank. At the sight of this,
Simon Peter fell at the knees of Jesus saying, “Leave me, Lord. I
am a sinful man.” For indeed, amazement at the catch they had made
seized him and all his ship-mates, as well as James and John,
Zededee’s sons, who were partners with Simon. Jesus said to Simon,
“Do not be afraid. From now on you will be catching men.” With that
they brought their boats to land, left everything, and became his
followers. Communion Hymn: Praise the Lord from the heavens, praise
Him in the highest. Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
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SCHEDULE All Sunday and Feast Day
Divine Liturgies are limited to 50 people,
please register through the office at 204-
837-4180 or Dorothy Labay at 204-832-6834
Time Feast or Intention, requested by
4 Oct., Sunday 10:00 AM
2:00 PM
8:00 PM
Divine Liturgy for all parishioners with a live stream
18th Sunday after Pentecost
Divine Liturgy at Ukrainian Catholic Mission in Morden
Rosary—Live stream on Facebook
5 Oct., Monday 10:00 AM
8:00 PM
No Divine Liturgy
Rosary—Live stream on Facebook
6 Oct., Tuesday 10:00 AM
8:00 PM
Daily Divine Liturgy for God’s Blessing and Health for Adam
Krupa requested by Marusia Labay
Rosary—Live stream on Facebook
7 Oct., Wednesday 10:00 AM
8:00 PM
Daily Divine Liturgy for the soul of Lavinia Novak requested
by
Steve Novak
Rosary—Live stream on Facebook
8 Oct., Thursday 6:00 PM
8:00 PM
Daily Divine Liturgy for the deceased members of the
Karnaoukh
family
Rosary—Live stream on Facebook
9 Oct.., Friday 10:00 AM
8:00 PM
Daily Divine Liturgy
Rosary—Live stream on Facebook
10 Oct., Saturday 5:00 PM
8:00 PM
Divine Liturgy for all parishioners with a live stream
Rosary—Live stream on Facebook
11 Oct., Sunday 10:00 AM
8:00 PM
Divine Liturgy for all parishioners with a live stream
Rosary—Live stream on Facebook
MASKS MANDATORY in CHURCH! Due to increasing of new cases of
Covid-19,
as of September 28th the city of Winnipeg entered into orange
level, that
means that masks now are mandatory in all public places,
including any
church services! Thank you for your cooperation and
understanding!
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PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS
Call and visit our many parishioners that are ill or
experiencing varous challenges in life. Remember:
If anyone wishes to receive the Sacraments at home
or in the hospital or nursing home please contact
the parish office or Fr. Mykhaylo directly, at the
numbers noted, and he will be happy to visit.
SANCTUARY LIGHT burns eternally to indicate the presence of the
Holy Eu-
charist In the tabernacle.
The Sanctuary light can be reserved , please contact the office
at 204-837-4180.
God’s Blessings for your
Happiest Birthday
Greg Musick—Keri-Lynn Szwaluk—James Bamburak - Deacon Leon
Twerdun —Stan
Shymanski
МНОГАЯ ЛІТА !
Church Custodians
September—Rob & Natalia Hotel and family
Dear Parishioners, Please contact me to help clean the
church for a month in 2020.
Diane Pinuta - Church Cleaning Chair
204-774-1350
If you wish to receive the Sunday Bulletin via email, please
contact the parish office or Father Mykhaylo at
[email protected] or [email protected] with your email
ad-dress. Father Mykhaylo will send you the bulle-tin and other
information about events every week. There is a sign up sheet at
the back of the church. Donations: Many Parishioners have asked how
they can keep donating to the church during these unusual times.
God bless you for thinking about your parish! If you would like to
drop off your envelope - use the mailbox located in front of the
Church on Harcourt Street.
Online First Holy Communion Class 2021
First online Zoom lesson we are plan-ning for Oct. 15th, at 7:00
PM. for chil-dren 8 years old or older. Younger chil-dren are
welcome to attend as well. If your children are interested in this
class - please notify the parish priest to send you the Zoom
password.
CATECHISM CLASS 2020-2021
We would like to welcome all our children as we start our new
catechetical year! Join us beginning Sunday, October 18th at 9 AM
in the Parish Hall. Any interested families please RSVP to
[email protected] or [email protected] with the name and age
of children. The most current recommended Covid precautions will be
taken into consider-ation including online catechism if need-ed.
Looking forward to a fun year getting closer to Jesus!
GOD’S BLESSINGS FOR MANY MORE YEARS
OF LOVE & HAPPINESS
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
Stan & Adeline Shymanski—Rudy & Margaret
Hadubiak—Larrie & Pat Chuchmach—Sam &
Sylvia Martyniuk—Philip & Margaret Musick
МНОГАЯ ЛІТА !
Tatsa counters
October—Andy & Linda Labay & Phyllis Fedorchuk
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18th Sunday After Pentecost
God comes to find us
One of St. Pope John Paul II's favorite stories in Scripture was
the story of Jesus asking Peter to go fishing. Jesus' call to
Peter: "Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch,"
became the quin-tessential image for St. Pope John Paul II of the
moment that faces the Church in the new millennium. St.John Paul II
renewed Jesus' call to go out into the deep. Jesus' call is for us,
as it was for Peter, a call to leave our complacency behind,
striking out of the dullness and routine of daily life to engage in
a deep spiritual encounter with our Creator. The challenge,
however, is that we must head out into deep waters, where only
faith can sustain us.
When Peter witnesses the miraculous catch of fish, he recognizes
that there is far more to Jesus than simply a profound teacher.
Peter's response to Jesus is immediate: "Depart from me, Lord, for
I am a sinful man." How natural it is for us, when we are before
God, to focus on our sinfulness. Peter's sins put him in doubt that
he could be close to God. And yet the point of the story is that
Jesus can call a sinner into a close relation-ship with him. Jesus
responds to Peter and our fears, which result from sin, that we
need not part from God: "Do not be afraid." What a message! We need
not fear God, in spite of all our sins, for God's love is far
greater than our failures. It may be this lesson of God's love for
us, despite our fear of inadequacy, which made Peter such a great
fisher of people. Do I let my past sins and shortcomings block my
relationship with God?
Lord Jesus, you are calling me into a deeper relationship with
you. Cast away my fears so that I may move closer to your loving
heart.
Operation Jericho Ride
Saturday Oct. 3 and Sunday Oct 4, 2020 Friends, we have felt a
call to unite, to pray valiantly for God’s blessings to be poured
out upon us, a
call to pray for God’s spiritual and physical protection upon
our land and it’s people. Will you join us?
Simply commit to one hour of driving around Winnipeg’s perimeter
highway, Oct 3rd
or 4th, (or
around a similar route in your community if you are not from
Winnipeg) and pray the whole time in a spirit of reparation and
intercession. Alternately, you can pray at home. Use whatever form
of prayer
with which you are comfortable and inspired. Last April we
participated in a similar event, inspired by a friend in the
Catholic community. We prayed three mysteries of the rosary: the
joyful, sorrowful and glorious, as well as a Chaplet of Divine
Mercy. These fit into the one hour drive perfectly for us. Feel
free to use any form of prayer...singing songs of praise and
worship, litanies, spontaneous prayer, prayer in the spirit.
This event is consecrated to the Holy Family: Mary, Joseph and
Jesus. We are seeking their inter-cession.
Simply go on the website here or below, click RSVP on the first
page and again on the second page. Register please so we can be
encouraged by the response of others! One last thing… please pass
this on to as many people as you can. We are also encouraging all
the faith communities in the city to take part, which is why we are
only mentioning the ‘Catholic’ sugges-tions here. The website is
more ecumenical in nature. We will be submitting this to CHVN to be
an-nounced as well. May God’s almighty blessing be poured out upon
us all! ~Louis and Mary
Visit this website for more details and to register:
https://operationjerichori.wixsite.com/website
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