Parish Bulletin Board

IN-PERSON SUNDAY LITURGIES RESUME
Under the current Manitoba gathering protocols, we have returned to all in-person Sunday Liturgies.  All registered parishioners are invited to sign-up each week in order to attend one of the Sunday Liturgies.  Limited space available per liturgy will mean a first sign-up basis.  Mask wearing and physical distancing will continue to be mandatory for all who attend.  Please be assured that Fr. Darrin and all of our parish staff have been fully vaccinated for your protection.

Visitors that are interested in attending a Sunday liturgy can make a request to attend and may receive a link to a Sunday Mass sign-up.  click:  Visitor Request to Attend Sunday Mass

Weekday liturgies have resumed with in-person participation Wednesday and Friday mornings at 10:00AM.  Since the weekday liturgies usually gather less than our current physically-distanced limit, there is no need to register.  Please arrive by 9:50AM as all participants are required to complete the necessary screening protocols and access to the worship space will be closed once the liturgy begins.

Last Sunday, Baby Angelo was baptized into the life, death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Registered families interested in the celebration of Sacraments should contact the parish office.

We are now prepared to begin the reopening of the Perpetual Adoration Chapel under the current COVID-19 Protocols and Conditions.  The first phase of reopening the Adoration Chapel will begin with access to the Chapel during current office hours only: Tuesday to Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.  Due to the confined nature of the Chapel, all those who wish to enter the Chapel should be fully vaccinated, wear a mask and maintain physical distancing.  The Adoration Chapel will be limited to three adorers at any one time.

In addition, the Shrine of St. Gianna will also be available for those who wish to pray before the statue of St. Gianna and light a votive candle.

Living Water Columbarium is also now available to accept visitors during current office hours, as well as before and after Sunday Liturgies for those who signed-up to attend the Mass.

Regarding Pastoral Visits with anointing and communion from Fr. Darrin.
During these many months of pandemic, many of our parishioners have experienced health challenges, some resulting in the need for intensive medical interventions.  Many continue to struggle to regain full and complete health.
COVID-19 restrictions now allows for home visitation to occur.  I have been fully vaccinated and have received my vaccination card.  Therefore, any of our parishioners who would appreciate a pastoral visit from me are invited to make a request for a visit.
I am more than pleased to make a pastoral visit and I am eager to reconnect after such a very long time of separation.  If you are experiencing a period of illness,  please let me know so I can be your pastor for you.