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Jubilee Pilgrimage Reminder

Reminder: The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception warmly invites Holy Redeemer Parishioners to a Jubilee 2025 Pilgrimage: a special day filled with prayer, devotions, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Reconciliation, and the Jubilee Pilgrimage Mass.

When: Saturday, March 1
Where: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception

Schedule:
9:30 am – Doors Open
10:00 am – Welcome and Jubilee Talk
10:20 am – Private devotions and prayer in the Cathedral.
Confessions available until Mass time
11:00 am – Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
11:50 am – Benediction & The Angelus
12:10 pm – Celebration of the Pilgrimage Mass
12:50 pm – The Jubilee Prayer and a final word of thanks to the Pilgrims
1:00 pm – Departure

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Jubilee Pilgrimage

The following are a few notes from the organizers of this weekend’s pilgrimage to the Cathedral –

A reminder that your Pilgrimage Day to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception is this coming Saturday, March 1. Doors open at 9:30 am, and the day begins at 10:00 am. The Jubilee year is a Holy Year, offering a special opportunity to experience Christ’s healing, mercy, renewal, freedom, life, and joy. We encourage all parishioners to attend this chance for spiritual renewal and blessings.

Altar Servers – Although this is a late request we invite altar servers from pilgrim parishes to serve at the Pilgrimage Mass. Please contact Natasha Mazerolle at nmazerolle@dioceseofsaintjohn.org if interested. Servers are encouraged to bring their own albs due to limited and varying sizes at the Cathedral.

Zoom Link for Shut-Ins – For those unable to attend in person due to being homebound, a private Zoom link will be available for the opening talk at 10:00 am and the Pilgrimage Mass at 12:10 pm. Parishioners can request the link by emailing nmazerolle@dioceseofsaintjohn.org.

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Prayers Of The Faithful – February 23

For Pope Francis and the Church as Jesus challenges us to be merciful and forgiving.
We pray to the Lord.

For people throughout the world recovering from natural disasters and acts of war and aggression.
We pray to the Lord.

For Bishop Christian and our Diocesan family giving many reasons to be hopeful through our renewal and the many who teach our children by word and example.
We pray to the Lord.

For the poor and homeless and for families in distress.
We pray to the Lord.

For anyone who is ill and for the many who care for the sick and elderly in their homes.
We pray to the Lord.

For those who have died: Paul Hanlon, Ricardo Lamangan, Gerry LeBlanc, Betty McGuire, Ralph Johnson, “Roz” Mooney, Margaret Rose Orr, Sister Hilda Lunney, S.O.S., Jim Lavigne, Anita Gionet, Ann Bonner; as they meet God face to face.
We pray to the Lord.