For Pope Francis, who brought hope to the people of Iraq, as he continues to draw attention to the kidnapping of young girls and women to be sold into slavery.
We pray to the Lord.

For Church agencies at work in poor and hostile countries and for generous support of the Collection for Development and Peace.
We pray to the Lord.

For our country as we celebrate the feast of our patron St. Joseph and for his intercession for families as government and culture challenge the authority of parents to teach and protect children.
We pray to the Lord.

For Bishop Christian and our Diocesan family as we celebrate the feast of St. Patrick, our secondary patron, and for all people of Irish heritage.
We pray to the Lord.

For workers and small business owners impacted by COVID 19 and for families and seniors still living with so many restrictions.
We pray to the Lord.

For anyone who is ill at home or in hospital, especially those awaiting surgery or undergoing treatment for cancer.
We pray to the Lord.

For those who have died: Sister Thérèse Kergoat SCIC, Phyllis Donkin, Edmund Parks, Real Deschenes, Paula Melanson, Tammy Lanteigne, Bunnie Campbell; that they may enjoy refreshment, light and peace in the Kingdom of Heaven.
We pray to the Lord.

Our weekly invitations to Mass have all been sent out. Unfortunately, even with the increase in the number of people allowed in the church, we still can’t accommodate everyone each weekend. Those that weren’t invited this weekend will be the first parishioners invited next weekend.

Again, we have to stress how important it is for you to respond to both email and phone invitations, even if you aren’t going to be able to come that weekend. If we know you can’t attend, that means that we have an additional spot to offer to someone else.

Join us for online Mass at 9 am every Sunday. Mass will continue to be available throughout the day here on our website and on our YouTube and Facebook pages.

For Pope Francis who calls us to a better knowledge of the Holy Bible on this Sunday dedicated to the Word of God.
We pray to the Lord.

For Bishop Christian, his priests and catechists as they teach our Diocesan family to make God’s Word part of our daily lives.
We pray to the Lord.

For all Christians that they may bear witness together to Jesus’ desire that “all would abide in His love and bear much fruit”.
We pray to the Lord.

For people of every nation affected by the pandemic and especially for our province now under severe restrictions.
We pray to the Lord.

For the safety and health of our children and grandchildren attending school as they trust in God’s care and Providence.
We pray to the Lord.

For the poor and homeless most affected by the pandemic and for the poorer nations who are outbid by richer nations for vaccines.
We pray to the Lord.

For people in hospital and long term care and for people shut in and lonely at home.
We pray to the Lord.

For those who have died: Sonny London, Al Cormier, Marjorie Johnston, Joseph Wilson, Marguerite Godin, Katherine Davis, and for families in mourning who are unable to gather for funeral rites and burial.
We pray to the Lord.

For Pope Francis who urges us all to receive the light of Christ and to be guided by His light and transformed by Christ.
We pray to the Lord.

For Bishop Christian that he may remain constant in hope as he leads and unites us through faith in Christ.
We pray to the Lord.

For the growing numbers of people affected by COVID 19 and for the legion of health care workers delivering the vaccine worldwide.
We pray to the Lord.

For our province as we enter another period of increased health regulations and continue to endure the many restrictions involved.
We pray to the Lord.

For the health of our children and grandchildren and for each student in our places of learning.
We pray to the Lord.

For each person who has asked us to pray for them and for any special need that you have today.
We pray to the Lord.

For those who have died: Rev. Joe LeBlanc, Theresa DeLong, Brenda Butler, Irene Lawlor, Johnny ‘Storm’ Stoltz, Annie E. Hebert, Patricia Langille, Anita Godin, Alban O’Leary, Edith Kinsella, and for the many families who mourn in solitude.
We pray to the Lord.

Join us for online Mass at 9 am New Year’s Day. Mass will continue to be available throughout the day here on our website and on our YouTube and Facebook pages.

We decided to add a touch of class and elegance to the parish office for Christmas.

For Pope Francis who reminds us to pray each day for one another and for the Church.
We pray to the Lord.

For our Bishop, Christian, beginning his second year leading our Diocese, and giving us reason to be hopeful in difficult times.
We pray to the Lord.

For the revision of proposed legislation that expands assisted suicide and punishes parents for carrying out their duty.
We pray to the Lord.

For the safety of those who will travel this week and for the many more who are unable to travel to family and loved ones.
We pray to the Lord.

For all of you and many more who have generously provided for needy families this Christmas and for each person who will benefit from this kindness.
We pray to the Lord.

For our relatives and friends who are ill and for each person burdened by physical or mental illness and for caregivers.
We pray to the Lord.

For those who have died: Michael Raj, Donald Taylor, Michael Maloughney, Bill Baker, Nelson Walsh, that God will welcome them into the fullness of heavenly joy.
We pray to the Lord.

Join us for online Mass at 9 am every Sunday. Mass will continue to be available throughout the day here on our website and on our YouTube and Facebook pages.