Bishop Riesbeck has written a letter regarding the upcoming diocesan Indigenous Fundraising Appeal.

We are still accepting donations to help with Christmas Dinners. All monies received will be passed on to the Christmas Exchange, and you will be credited for income tax purposes by us. The Exchange will distribute these funds to the organizations that can physically meet with applicants in our area who need help.

Please place donations in an envelope marked Christmas Dinners, and make any cheques payable to Holy Redeemer.

You may also e-Transfer your donation. Use stpiusx@nb.aibn.com as the email address. Please note in the message area that your donation is for Christmas Baskets.

If you prefer to donate using your credit card (Visa, Visa Debit, Mastercard, AMEX) or PayPal account, you can use the secure CanadaHelps form on our website to make your donation.

Thank you for your help.

We have brought back a limited number of paper bulletins in the church. As in the past, they will be available at all entrances. We encourage everyone who reads the bulletin online to continue to do so, and leave paper copies for those without internet access.

Still haven’t got your 2021-2022 Sunday Missal? We still have some available for purchase through the parish office for $5 each. To reserve your copy, please email or call (653-6830) the parish office to arrange a time for pick up.

We are still accepting donations to help with dinners. All monies received will be passed on to the Christmas Exchange, and you will be credited for income tax purposes by us. The Exchange will distribute these funds to the organizations that can physically meet with applicants in our area who need help. 

Please place donations in an envelope marked Christmas Dinners, and make any cheques payable to Holy Redeemer.

You may also e-Transfer your donation. Use stpiusx@nb.aibn.com as the email address. Please note in the message area that your donation is for Christmas Baskets.

If you prefer to donate using your credit card (Visa, Visa Debit, Mastercard, AMEX) or PayPal account, you can use the secure CanadaHelps form on our website to make your donation.

Thank you for your help.

Reminder: This will be the last weekend for our Remembrance Book, so this is your last chance to have names added to it.

Due to COVID you will not be able to write the names of your deceased family members and friends in our Remembrance Book. We are using all of the previously added names to fill this year’s book. If you would like to add someone who has died since last November, you can email us at stpiusx@nb.aibn.com and we will add them to the list.

Your Sunday envelopes for 2022 will be available soon. If you don’t currently have envelopes, but would like to start using them, please contact the parish office at stpiusx@nb.aibn.com or 653-6830. Also, if you have moved in the last year, please let us know so that we can update our records.

Reminder: You can still participate in the Synod. You are encouraged to fill out a survey on the Diocesan website. The results will be summarized and sent to Rome. The survey, as well as other information on the Synod, is available at the link below:
https://dioceseofsaintjohn.org/synod-2021-2023

Last evening we welcomed Bishop Christian Riesbeck and the following 15 young adults, who received the Sacrament of Confirmation. Please keep these young people, their families and our faithful Religious Education teachers in your prayers.

Gabrielle Barrieau
Megan Breen
Cole Connell-Britt
Jonathan Corscadden
Noah Crowley
Raymond Dobbelsteyn
Isabelle Doiron
Alyssa Garnett
Nnadozie Ifeanyi-Okereh
Liam Kilpatrick
Tyler Kilpatrick
Isaac Logan
Kenneth McIntyre
Anna Paterson
Shay Scarff