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Mass Invitations
Updated Mass invitations for the 4 pm Mass tonight, Saturday, November 21, will be sent out at approximately noon today. If you don’t receive a new email from us today that means that you can’t attend. Unfortunately, attendance is now much more limited.
Out of an abundance of caution, we will be waiting until late this afternoon to send out invitations for the two Sunday Masses.
Remembrance Day
Please take a moment to remember.
Happy Halloween!
Masks
Don’t forget your mask.
Religious Education
As previously announced, we anticipate Religious Education classes will begin in November. We hope to announce the exact date shortly.
In the meantime, all registration for Religious Education will be done online this year. If your child will be attending our Sunday program here at St. Pius X/Holy Redeemer, we ask that you please fill in the form linked below for each child who will be registering.
Mass – Sunday, September 13
Mass at St. Pius X Church / Holy Redeemer Parish on Sunday, September 13, 2020
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Introduction – Prayers Of The Faithful
How often has a child approached a parent and said, with arms outstretched, “Do you love me this much?”? And to a young heart’s delight, Dad or Mom with arms stretched much farther than a child could imagine replies, “I love you MORE than this!” This little exchange captures a truth that is more often lived than explained.
In a very different kind of language Jesus describes what love makes possible. It is beyond our imaginations and quite often exceeds our limited reach. Sometimes the people we love are limited to a small circle of people on whom we are dependent. In some ways it can be selfish. Jesus challenges us to reach out beyond what is most familiar. He shows us how to love even a stranger or someone who is not able to give us anything in return.
Parents are like that. Seeing the Canadian flag this Canada Day will remind us of the many thousands who sacrificed in war and conflict and the many generations who worked hard to ensure a future for unseen generations. We can only marvel at their love and look to Jesus to help us imitate them.