Parish Bulletin – 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time – August 11, 2019

Masses and Celebrations for the Week

Day Time and Place Celebration Intention
Monday     No Mass
Tuesday     No Mass
Wednesday     No Mass
Thursday     No Mass
Friday     No Mass
Saturday Sheenboro

5:00 P.M.

  James Shea

By: Karen, Peter & Family

Sunday St. Joseph

9:00 A.M

Mary Lapierre

By: Pat Hynes

Victor Gagnon

By: Sam & Elaine McGuire

Sunday Chapeau

10:30 A.M

  Mathias Fortin-Chaput

By: Annick & Martin Chaput & Family

Grace Allard

By: Gene & Eddie O’Brien

Parish Lectors Communion
Sheenboro Kaleigh Gleason Marie-Paule Muldoon
St. Joseph Lawrence Duff Elaine, Paul
Chapeau Marlene Adam Meril, Gail

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK: Barbara Coventry, Leonard Duff, Fran Flavelle, Anchie Bechamp, Earl Lepine, Annie Gaudette, Sandra Fletcher- McGuire, Aspyn Carroll, Roseanne Gagnon, Viola Fleury, Joanne Souliere, Patsy Lariviere, Ida-Mae Turner, Kerry Kelly, Paul Dennie, Judy Sullivan.

Parish Collection Counter
Sheen $1040.00           Laetitia Tardiff Peacock, Monday August 19th
St. Joseph $1767.00
Chapeau $1884.00 Donna Gagnon, Monday, August 12th

On different days here and there the Office will be closed as the Secretary will taking some holidays. So, this Friday, August 16th and next Friday, August 23rd   she will not be in the office. Thank you.

 ENVELOPES FOR MEAT DONATIONS: Our Chapeau parish supper will soon be approaching Sunday, September 29th.   Envelopes are provided should you wish to help with the cost of the turkey. Your donation is greatly appreciated.

MARRIAGE BANNS: There is a promise of marriage between Emmett Patrick Sullivan, son of Lawrence Sullivan and Evelyn O’Neill and Jessica Amanda Yvonne Deane, daughter of Gordon Deane and Patricia Debutte. The wedding will be celebrated at 3:00 p.m. on August 24th at St. Paul the Hermit Church, Sheenboro, Quebec.

Thank you: On behalf of my family, I would like to thank Fr. Moyle for the use of the Fort William Chapel for my husband Lt./Col. Hugh Peacock’s funeral, Father Bill Kenny and Monsignor Douglas Bridge for officiating, St. Paul The Hermit Choir and Organist, Elaine Rochon. The President of the Pembroke Legion, Stan Halliday, and Vice-president, Romeo Ladouceur for their participation both at the Chapel and the Cemetery. A special thanks to all those who attended and donated to the Sheenboro Hall or the Cemetery Fund.                                                                               Laetitia Tardiff Peacock & Family

Young at Heart News: We have been invited by the Golden Age Club of Calumet Island to join them on Friday, October4th, 2019 to see the performers live on stage at the Centrepointe Theatre. These are tributes to Elvis, Patsy Cline, Buddy Holly etc…   The cost is $125 per person including Bus transportation, show ticket, $20.00 to play the slots at the Rideau Carleton Raceway. No meals included. Bus leaves Calumet Island at 11:30 a.m. For more info: call Ron Price at 613-639-0292.

2nd Public Flood Meeting- Monday, August 19, 7pm, L’Isle-aux-Allumettes municipal hall, 6 St. Joseph St., L’Isle-aux-Allumettes: This meeting will provide an update on the committee’s efforts and challenges to have the various agencies and governments provide information on the causes and solutions of the flooding. It is important to have a good turnout for this meeting. Please spread the word and encourage others to attend. THANK YOU!

Parish Supper & Bazaar – St. Andrew Parish, Killaloe, Sunday, August 11th from 1:30-6 p.m. Turkey, ham, stuffed pork, baked beans, salads, rolls, pies & desserts. Adults: $15 Children 4-12: $5 – Children under 4: Free.

St. Paul the Hermit Centenary, Sunday, September 1, 2019, 11:00 a.m. Mass: 100 years later, we are celebrating the rebuilding of the church in 1918 and the dedication of the church in September 1919 with a mass followed by a light luncheon. There will be sign-up sheet at the back of the church for donations of sandwiches, cheese plates and pickles. Also, a memorabilia room will be set up in the parish hall church and please contact Rosemary Brisson at rosebris@hotmail.com to donate your photos and memorabilia concerning parish life in Sheenboro for the display.

Chapeau Gallery News

1) Summer Hours – Posted on our outdoor sign. The Footwear & Handbag Fundraiser was a great success. We will continue with the sale until further notice. Check our Facebook page at Chapeau Regionale Gallerie for upcoming events. Leave a message. chapeaugallery@gmail.com

2) Tea Room is now open on Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

The Pontiac Day Center: Will be at Harrington Hall every Thursday beginning September 5th, 2019. This service is offered to senior citizens presenting a loss of autonomy and must be referred by a healthcare professional. The program includes therapeutic activities, based on an individual assessment. To learn more about the program, please call 819-647-3851, ex. 3246.

FESTIVAL AU STYLE DE L’ISLE IS FAST APPROACHING!!

1) This year’s Islandfest will be held on August 23rd and 24th 2019, at 64 Ch. Pembroke, Chapeau, Quebec.

On Friday night we will be welcoming The Blast from the Past for our musical entertainment. There will be an old timer’s baseball game; a fastball challenge game, featuring the Micksburg Twins and the Quyon Flyers; a Homerun derby; and a chilli cook-off.

2) The fun continues into Saturday for all age groups, including a mini softball tournament, an awesome kids zone, featuring Ry-J’s inflatables; the Chapeau Lion’s Club duck race; a vendor’s market; a dunk tank; a magician; an show by Les Enfants du Monde, face painting; Little Ray’s reptiles; a rib dinner; a dance party, featuring The Groove Revival; and so much more!! “Bring all your family and all your friend to Islandfest’’, says Winston Sunstrum, Mayor of L’Isle-aux-Allumettes, “Come enjoy all of the free activities!”

3) The rib dinner on Saturday evening will be prepared by the local restaurant, L’Ancienne Banque, who are making their famous recipe for tender, fall off the bone, mouth-watering ribs. Make sure you bring a big appetite and you won’t be left wanting. Get your tickets now, at the office of the municipality of L’Isle-aux-Allumettes, or from your local organizations before they’re sold out.

4) Come out and enjoy the local live musicians with the Groove Revival on Saturday night! They are sure to get you in the groove to dance the night away!

Turkey Lunch & Supper – Our Lady of Grace, Westmeath, Sunday, August 18th from 12-6 p.m. at the Westmeath Community Centre. Turkey lunch & supper. Bake/sale tables, bingo, draw tickets, grab bags. Take-out available – wheelchair accessible. Adults: $15 – Children 5-12: $6 – Children 4 and under: Free.

St. Alphonsus Raffle Tickets for a Parish Supper September 29th: Are available at the back and front of the church and there are sign up sheets to put your name and how many books you are taking. The Tickets are made up of 5 books per elastic. We encourage all parishioners to try and sell 10 books. Thank you so much for your support with this important Parish fundraiser.

Fr. Tim Notes:
Sell everything you own and give the money to the poor? Is this really a requirement of being a Christian? The answer to this question is not as clear as it may seem. What Jesus is doing if you read this weekend’s gospel in context is telling us that the best investment we can make with our funds are those that will pay dividends in the life to come, not something that ‘feathers our own nest’ in the here and now. So let me ask you: Would you want to face Christ as supreme judge having made the last acts of your life ones of selfish concern for your own comfort rather than doing what you could to alleviate the sufferings of someone in need? I wouldn’t think that such a selfish investment will provide the comfort and security we would hope for when measured against our obligation to love God and neighbour.

Thus this Sunday’s Gospel focuses on two basic (and profoundly interrelated) issues: (1) the radical simplicity and poverty to which Christ summons the disciples—and, by extension, every Christian, and (2) preparedness for the end of time, and the coming of the Son of Man. Jesus calls His followers to embrace a life which, by its detachment from earthly possessions and money, already points toward the end of the world and the judgement it will entail—at a date and time that no human being can predict, and for which we must therefore be constantly prepared. The Gospels make it clear that the first focus (poverty and simplicity) is based upon the second (the end is nigh).

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