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208 Prentice Ave. Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6C 4P9

Pastor - Rev. Boguslaw Jaroszek Retired Pastoral Assistant: Fr. Jack David Deacon - Rev. Mr. Larry Comte Wake Service Minister ~ Sr. Norma Zorzi Pastoral Leadership Team - Deacon Larry Comte, Ed Briglio Parish Pastoral Council Krystyna Ferguson, Chair C.W.L. - Suzanne Marshall, President K. of C. - Ernie Console, G.K. Prayer Line - Stella Wozny 256-8690 or

Mary Hunt 759-1689 Circle of Rosary - M. Zelek & D. Labay Kitchen Manager - J. Lukacena

Secretary - Marion Leach Office Hours: Tues. Wed. Thurs.

9:00am to 1:00pm. Office: 705-253-5523 Fax: 705-253-7560 Email: holyfamilysecretary@shaw.ca Website: www.holyfamilyparishssm.ca

For emergency contact: Fr. Boguslaw @ 705-253-5523

WEEKEND

MASSES

Sat. - 8:30am - Bilingual Mass - 4:00pm - English Mass Sun. - 9:30am - English Mass - 11:00am - Polish Mass

WEEKDAY MASSES: See Announced Masses

SACRAMENTS: Reconciliation: 1/2 hour before & after

mass on Thursday Friday & Saturday Baptism: See Fr. Boguslaw before mass on

weekends. Instructions required. Marriage: Contact Office not less than

eight months before desired date. In-struction required.

Children’s Sacraments: Contact office or Fr. Boguslaw.

Communion to Hospital or home for the Sick & Shut-ins Contact Parish Office.

Reading the Gospel we can see, that Jesus did not desire to proclaim His Messianic mission. Proba-

bly he did not want be connected with any political expectations of people. During his entrance to Jerusalem to celebrate the Jew-ish Passover, Jesus was conscious that he was going to die. He is at the front of the pilgrims and disciples as they make their way to Jeru-salem. He makes haste to fulfill the Father's will. He does not enter the city as an ordinary pilgrim. He prepares his own solemn en-trance, which will reveal Him as Priest, King and Messiah. Jesus is the Lord. When the disciples went to untie the donkey as Jesus' asked them, they were told to call Him Lord and say: “The Lord needs it”. Jesus is the Messiah. Entering Jerusalem on the donkey. He fulfills the prophesy of Zechariah. He shows that He is the Messiah. Jesus is the King. We see that the people are spreading their cloaks on the road and proclaiming: “Blessed is the King!” Jesus is the Priest. Immediately after His entrance into Jerusalem, Jesus went to the temple, where he feels at home. He chased the salesmen out of the temple.

When the Pharisees asked, that Jesus make His disciples, keep silent, Jesus replied: “If they keep silent, even the stones will cry out”.

STATIONS OF THE CROSS During LENT every Friday the Stations of the Cross at 7:00pm. Apr 19th > HOLY THURSDAY Washing of feet—First Communion Participants.

Apr 20th > GOOD FRIDAY PASSION OF THE LORD 2:30pm >English - Stations of the Cross 3:00pm >Liturgy of the Passion of the Lord 5:00pm > Polish - Droga Krzyżowa i Liturgia Męki Pańskiej 7:00pm to 10:00pm > Adoration of Jesus in the tomb. SIGN–UP SHEETS WILL BE AT THE BACK OF THE CHURCH DURING HOLY WEEK.

40 DAYS /

40 CANS FOR LENT

Holy Family K. of C.

are sponsoring

40 Cans for Lent

event again this

year. Thank you for your

generosity.

EASTER FLOWERS IF YOU WANT YOUR DECEASED LOVED ONES LISTED IN THE EASTER

BULLETIN, DONATE EARLY, “by April 16th,” SO I HAVE TIME TO PREPARE THE LIST. Thank you.

Sunday School has begun at Holy Family Parish Children age 3 and up can still attend anytime. If you would like your child(ren) to attend

call Linda Pozzebon @ 705-779-3932, or come on Sunday with your child(ren).

Johanna Cudmore will be handing out cards against Pornography on behalf of

the CWL for the month of April. We

are asking for your support by filling

them out and returning them to the

church. There will be a basket at the

back of the church for you to put them

in. These will be mailed to the House Of

Commons in Ottawa.

The Kingdom of the Divine Will Study and Reflection Group

You are invited to learn about the Divine Will

From Jesus and the Blessed Virgin Mary

Through the writings of the Mystic Luisa Piccarreta.

Each Saturday Evening at 7:00 P.M. St. Alexander Church (classroom Office side)

100 Gaudette St. Chelmsford Father Ken Gauthier, Spiritual

Director

Mother Teresa Conference of St. Vincent De Paul Society

Holy Family Parish Hall 208 Prentice

PASTA & MEATBALL DINNER Sunday April 28th, 5 - 7 pm

Tickets at the door or call 705-949-4937

Adults $10.00 / 6 - 12 $5.00 / 5 & under Free Take out orders available

Divine Mercy Sunday On Sunday, April 28th at 3:00 p.m., a Divine Mercy Sunday Service will be

celebrated at Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish. All are welcomed to attend!

The Novena begins on Good Friday.

PALM SUNDAY OF

THE PASSION OF

THE LORD

April 14, 2019 YEAR C

Pray for the sick in our parish:

Frank, Theo, Edith, Patti Anne, Marilyn, Elda, Melissa, Mercedes, John, Richard, Gisele, Janina, Vince, Matthew, Donna,

Darlene, Julia, Joan, Claudette, Pauline, Eno, Paul, Albin, Deacon Larry, Patti, Mike, Jean,

Wayne, Judy, Donelda, Norma, Gerry, Daniel, Louis, Fr. Jack, Helen & Olga

GOSPEL ACCLAMATION (Philippians 2.8-9) Palm Sunday—April 14, 2019

Christ became obedient for us to death,

even death on a Cross. Therefore God exalted him,

and gave him the name above every name.

Glory and Praise to you Lord, Jesus Christ .

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April 18th—HOLY THURSDAY 7:00pm

Extra Ordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:

7:00pm E. Briglio, I. Dear, T. Donato

Lectors:

7:00pm R. Kwolek / Children

Offertory:

7:00pm Welcomers

English: April 19th —GOOD FRIDAY 3:00pm

Extra Ordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:

3:00pm N. Lutes, M. Hunt, M. Caputo Lectors: 3:00pm L. McDougall, S. Marshall, C. Sicoli, L. Pozzebon Offertory:

3:00pm V. Plastino, D. Plastino

Daily Readings ~ Year C I Apr 15 1st Reading: Isaiah 42.1-7

Gospel: John 12.1-11

Apr 16 1st Reading: Isaiah 49.1-6 Gospel: John 13.21-33, 36-38

Apr 17 1st Reading: Isaiah 50.4-9a Gospel: Matthew 26.14-26

Apr 18 1st Reading: Isaiah 61.1-3a, 6a, 8b-9 2nd Reading: Revelation 1.4-8++ Gospel: Luke 4.16-21

Apr 19 1st Reading: Isaiah 52.13-53.12 2nd Reading: Hebrews 4.14-16; 5.7-9 Gospel: John 18.1-19.42

Apr 20 1st Reading: Genesis 1.1, 26-31a 2nd Reading: Genesis 22.1-18 3rd Rdg: Exodus 14.15-31; 15.20, 1++ 4th Reading: Isaiah 54.5-14 5th Reading Isaiah 55.1-11 6th Reading: Baruch 3.9-15, 32-4.4 7th Reading: Ezekiel 36.16-17a, 18-28 Epistle: Romans 6.3-11 Gospel: Luke 24.1-12

Apr 21

1st Reading: Acts 10.34a, 37-43 2nd Reading: Colossians 3.1-4 Gospel: John 20.1-18++

English Ministers April 20th & 21st

Extra Ordinary Ministers of Holy Communion:

8:00pm 9:30am

E. Briglio, I. Dear, ? Sr. Zorzi, N. Lutes, M. Pozzebon

Lectors: 8:00pm 9:30am

Sr. Zorzi, N. Sicoli, K. Hemsworth, M. Barker A. DePoli

Offertory:

8:00pm 9:30am

V. Plastino, D. Plastino J. McLeod, Welcomers

Polish Ministers April 20th & 21st Lektorzy: Czytanie Modlitwy

8:00pm

11:00am

I. Sikorski K. Sikorski K. Dubreuil C. Dubreuil

Dary: 11:00am Opryszczko

Polish: April 19th, GOOD FRIDAY 5:00pm

Lektorzy: Czytanie Modlitwy

5:00pm E. Bialy, G. Rogaczewski

D. Opryszczko

Announced Weekly Masses Mon Apr 15 9:00am 9:30am

MONDAY OF HOLY WEEK Confession MASS

Tues Apr 16 6:00pm 7:00pm

TUESDAY OF HOLY WEEK Confession MASS

Wed Apr 17 9:00am 9:30am

6:00pm 7:00pm

WEDNESDAY OF HOLY WEEK Confession Deceased Baranski & Pierkienwicz families

Confession ~ Dziękczynna za otrzymane łaski w 55 r. ślubu,

Wandy i Józefa Dudek zam. dzieci i wnuki. Thurs Apr 18 7:00pm

8:00pm

HOLY THURSDAY—LAST SUPPER OF OUR LORD ~ Thanksgiving for the gift and grace of the priest-

hood. Adoracja jak długo będą ludzie... > Washing feet of the children

Exposition & Adoration till 10:00pm

Fri Apr 19 2:30pm

3:00pm

5:00pm

7:00pm

PASSION OF THE LORD GOOD FRIDAY

STATIONS OF THE CROSS

Good Friday Liturgy

Droga Krzyżowa & Liturgia Wielkiego Piątku

Exposition & Adoration till 10:00pm

Sat Apr 20

11:00am

Sunset 8:30pm

HOLY SATURDAY / EASTER VIGIL ~ Blessing of the Easter foods. Połączone z

adoracją Pana Jezusa w grobie

Easter Vigil / Vigilia Paschalna Tullio Gualtieri by Rosina Gilda & family

> Bring candles & containers for Holy Water that will be blessed during the Easter Vigil Mass.

Sun Apr 21 9:30am

11:00am

EASTER SUNDAY / RESURRECTION OF OUR LORD

~ For all Parishioners

Procesja Rezurekcyjna i msza św. za Parafian

Mon Apr 22

11:00am

EASTER MONDAY Poniedziałek wielkanocny- drugi dzień świąt, (śmingus dyngus)

Antoniego Kamzol

Project Update

Our first project--the painting of the church--is now complete. Our second project--the covering of the exterior beams and exterior window frames with steel siding and replacing one window in the kitchen of the residence--will be starting once the weather improves. God Bless.

Fr. B.Jay and the finance Committee.

During the solemn entrance into Jerusalem, Jesus does not hide Who Is He. He knew that he

was going to die. He knew that he was not fulfilling the political expectations of the crowd, He

was not the kind of Messiah and king, whom his supporters expected. Jesus presents himself as

the humble King of Peace, the Messiah, entering on a donkey into Jerusalem. There were many

messianic prophesies, but Jesus chose to fulfill the prophesy of Zechariah. Instead of clothing

himself in majestic dress, Jesus entered into Jerusalem on a donkey, on the cloaks, which the

people threw to Him. Jesus is the humble King. He is the Lord, The Messiah, the King and Priest,

but His mission does not satisfy human desires. He enters into Jerusalem, to fulfill His Father's

will. Also it is important to mention those who follow Him, the crowd of disciples. We know

that in several days they will be frustrated and even leave Him. Today's reading of the Passion

of the Lord according to St. Luke is connected to the procession with the palms. The sense of

this celebration expresses very well our invitation to enter into the solemn procession, and fol-

low Christ in His Passion, to the Resurrection, and accompany Him in his footsteps with faith

and devotion. May St. Luke’s description of Jesus’ solemn entrance into Jerusalem be our invi-

tation to follow Christ, so that we too may have a share in His Resurrection and in His life.

HOLY WEEK > Office & Priest available only for emergency.

FROM THE LIFE OF THE CHURCH & PARISH

1. WIELKI TYDZIEŃ. Każdy dzień tego tygodnia nazywamy Wielkim. Wielki Tydzień rozpoczyna uroczysty wjazd Jezusa do Jerozolimy na Żydowskie Święto Paschy. To jest Wielki Tydzień w którym NaszPan Jezus Chrystus stał się Barankiem Bożym, który gładzi grzechy świata i oddał życie na drzewie Krzyża za nas. Od Wielkiego Czwartku będziemy przeżywać Paschę Chrystusa czyli Jego przejście z tego świata przez sąd, biczowanie, cierniem ukoronowanie, dźwiganie krzyża, ukrzyżowanie i śmierć na Krzyżu; przez złożenie w grobie, i przez wejście to życia chwalebnego, uwielbionego po zmartwychwstaniu. Te trzy Święte Dni nazywamy Triduum Paschalnym, Paschą Chrystusa i naszą Paschą, bo Chrystus został ofiarownay jako nasza Pascha. W całości te Trzy Święte Dni i Dzień Zmartwychwstania, stanowią jedną całość jako Święta Wielkanocne - Swięto Zmartwychwstania Chrystusa jest zaproszeniem całego stworzenia do udziału w Jego Triumfalnym Zmartwychwstaniu. Niech serca, prawdziwe świątynie Boga, zabrzmią potężnym śpiewem całego ludu, który dziękuje Bogu za niezwykłe dzieło naszego odkupienia; za to, że otworzył wierzącym królestwo niebieskie.

2. NIEDZIELA PALMOWA MĘKI PAŃSKIE Świętujemy pamiątkę wjazdu JEZUSA do Jerozolimy. Mszę poprzedza uroczyste wejście. Przy śpiewie kapłan wchodzi do świątyni i zatrzymując się pośrodku Kościoła poświęca palmy, znak naszego zwycięstwa nad grzechem i znak uczynków chrześcijańskiego miłosierdzia. Następnie odczytuje się Ewangelię o wjeździe Pana do Jeruzalem i z radosnym śpiewem naśladujemy rzesze, które uroczyście witały Pana.Sześć dni przed uroczystością Paschy, gdy Pan Jezus wchodził do Jeruzalem, dzieci wyszły Mu na spotkanie w rękach niosły gałązki palmowe i głośno wołały: Hosanna na wysokości. Bądź błogosławiony, Panie, który przycho-dzisz, aby nam okazać miłosierdzie. Rozważamy Trzecią Pieśni o Słudze Pańskim: Słowo Boże zapewnia, że Pan wspiera Sługę w prześladowaniach, pociesza i krzepi słowem. Kościół zasłuchany w zapowiedzi proroków o Mesjaszu, jako cierpiącym słudze, modli się słowami Pana Jezusa na krzyżu: „Boże mój, Boże, czemuś mnie opuścił?”Jezus jest Synem Bożym, który dla nas ludzi stał się Synem Człowieczym. On to uniżył samego siebie, dlatego Bóg Go wywyższył.

3. Wielkim Tygodniu nie załatwiać żadnych spraw kancelaryjnych, nie zamawiać mszy św. Proszę to załatwić wsześniej albo później. Proszę, aby mnie nie odciągano do innych spraw. W nagłym wypadku, zawsze jestem do dypozycji.

4. Ofiarujemy Panu gałązki palmowe, wieńce naszego zwycięstwa nad grzechem, słabością. Niech młode, żywe gałązki palmowe będą znakiem naszych dobrych uczynków z którymi wybiegamy powitać Jeusa, który przychodzi w imię Pańskie, aby nam okazać miłosierdzie. Idzie, idzie, Bóg prawdziwy, który uniżył samego siebie stawszy się człowiekiem; dał nam przykład pokory do naśladowania.

5. Panie z Kółek Różańcowych proszę w Niedziele Wielkanocną o udział w procesji, w strojach, ze świecami. Proszę o przybycie 15 minut przed godziną Jedenastą.

6. W Wielki Czwartek, adorujemy Najświętszy Sakrament. Modlitwa przed Najświętszym Sakramentem rozwija w naszych sercach wiarę, nadzieję i miłość oraz oddanie się Bogu w duchu posłuszeństwa i ofiary. Dziś Jezus po Ostatniej Wieczerzy udał się na modlitwę do Ogrodu na górze Oliwnej. Prosił, Apostołów, aby z Nim czuwali i modlili się. Oni jednak zasnęli. My nie możemy pozostawać obojętni w tę noc w którą wspominamy agonię Jezusa, który mimo ludzkiej trwogi na myśl o czekającym Go cierpieniu, przyjął je w doskonałej zgodzie z wolą Ojca. Dziś też obnaża się ołtarz, wynosi krzyże z kościoła. Zwyczaj zdejmowa-nia obrusów z ołtarza jest czynnością symboliczną. Ma przypominać opuszczenie Jezusa przez apostołów w chwili Jego pojmania, także przypomina obnażenie Jezusa z Jego szat, z Jego godności, bo umiera jako złoczyńca.

7. W Wielki Piątek jemy tylko trzy razy dziennie w tym raz do syta. Powstrzymujemy się od pokarmów mięsnych. Powstrzymanie się od mięsa obowiązuje pod grzechem od 14 roku życia do 60-go. Posiłek trzy razy dziennie, w tym raz do syta obowiązuje, od 21 do 60-go roku życia. Zachęca się jednak wszystkich do zachowania postu.

8. HOLY WEEK. Every day of this coming week is called Holy, and Friday is called Good Friday. This coming week began with the solemn entrance of Jesus into Jerusalem during the Jewish feast called Passover. This is the week in which Jesus became the Lamb of God and gave his life on the wood of the Cross for us. From Holy Thursday we will experience Jesus' Passover from this world through the death on the Cross, lying in the tomb, and through the entrance to glorified life after the Resurrection. These three Holy days are called “The Paschal Mystery, The Paschal Triduum”, and in wholeness they are The Easter Feast. In these three days we will participate in all acts of salvation. We will experience what happens in Jerusalem in the last days of the earthly life of Jesus.

9. We offer the Lord palm branches, wreaths of our victory over sins and weaknesses. May the fresh living branches of palms be a sign of our good deeds with which we run to welcome Jesus, who comes in the Name of The Lord. Who has come in His abundant mercy. Follow in the footsteps of The Lord, who humbled himself, becoming man and obedient to death, even death on the cross.

10. Holy Thursday. After the liturgical celebration of the Mass of the Last Supper we adore the Most Holy Sacrament. The prayer before the Most Holy Sacrament develops faith, hope and love in our hearts as well as devoting ourselves to God in the spirit of obedience and sacrifice. Today, after the Last Supper Jesus went to pray in the garden on the Hill of Olives. He asked the Apostles to watch and to pray with him. Nevertheless they fell asleep. Today we cannot remain indifferent during this night, in which we remember the agony of Jesus, who in spite of human fear of the thought of the suffering awaiting Him, he accepted it with perfect faith in the will of God. Also today the altar is stripped, the cross is carried from the Church. The custom of stripping the table cloth from the altar is a symbolic activity. It is to remind us of the abandonment of Jesus by his apostles at the time of his capture or it also reminds us of Jesus as he is stripped of his garments, of his dignity, for he died as a criminal.

11. Good Friday – Lenten discipline. Day of fasting.