Saturday, April 19th - 5:00 p.m...Late Msgr Gale
Sunday, April 20th - 11:00 a.m...For all our parishioners
Sunday, April20 - 5:00 p.m...Hackett and Hickey family
Monday, April 21st - 9:30 am...Deceased members of the Gallant family
Tuesday, April 22nd - 9:30 am...Late George Buckle
Wednesday, April 23rd - 9:30 am...Late Cora Ochoa
Thursday, April 24th - 9:30 am...Deceased members of the Evans family
Friday, April 25th - 9:30 am...Late Stella Lee
Saturday, April 26th - 5:00 p.m...Late Tom Lasaga

OFFICE CLOSURE:

The Parish Office will be closed Good Friday - April 18th and closed Easter Monday - April 20th. If you need a priest please call 634-5161.

HOLY FATHERS’ INTENTIONS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL:

For the use of the new technologies - Let us pray that the use of the new technologies will not replace human relationships, will respect the dignity of the person, and will help us face the crises of our times.

EASTER SCHEDULE:
HOLY THURSDAY MASS:
7pm at All Hallows only - with adoration to follow. (Two parishes combined)

GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES:
3 pm at the Cathedral with Fr Ed Terry

3 pm at All Hallows with lay team

7pm at All Hallows -

Way of the Cross EASTER VIGIL:
9pm at the Cathedral only (two parishes combined)

EASTER SUNDAY:
9:30am at All Hallows

11:00 am at the Cathedral

5:00 pm at the Cathedral

THERE WILL BE NO MASS OR SERVICE AT ST BRENDAN’S AT EASTER . PLEASE JOIN YOUR
FRIENDS IN CORNER BROOK.

EASTER FLOWERS:

If you wish to make a donation for Easter Flowers for the Altar in memory of a loved one, put your donation in an envelope with the name of your loved on it. Include your name and drop it in the collection or at the office.

HOLY THURSDAY FOOD HAMPER:
The Church encourages the Faithful to bring food items to the Holy Thursday celebration as a sign
of our willingness to follow Christ’s example, of washing his disciples’ feet, by providing charity to those in need. Please drop your food items off upon entering All Hallows Church on Holy Thursday evening. Your food items may also be dropped off at any of the other celebrations of the Triduum.

GOOD FRIDAY COLLECTION:

(April 18th) : is traditionally taken for the Church’s ministry in the Holy Land. Considering the ongoing hostilities, and the consequent plight of the Christian community and Holy Sites, the Pope has made a special appeal for all Christians to be generous in their response. This collection will help to alleviate some of the hardship caused by lack of pilgrims and tourists to the area.

EASTER - SEASON OF HOPE:

The Easter mystery of Christ’s death and resurrection lies at the heart of the Church’s liturgical life. In the spirit of the risen Jesus, we are urged during the next fifty days to journey, as one liturgical prayer book puts it, “on a high plateau.” The way is smooth and peaceful, full of joy in the certitude that the Lord is living. It is a season of joyous thanksgiving. After the ceremonies of Holy Week, it can sometimes seem like an anti- climax. But Easter should be proclaimed as a time for celebration and companionship on the Emmaus Road, an opportunity foir dispelling doubt and bringing reassurance to all we meet along the way. There can still be a painful awareness of sinfulness as well as fear but there is also light breaking through.  Something new is happening. Something that goes beyond the changing moods of our life. The stream of God’s presence runs beneath our undulating waves of temperament. Easter brings the awareness that God is active even when his presence is not directly noticed. Evil has ultimately been overcome by good. Easter is abaout acknowledging the breaking in of eternity into the ordinary patterns of our lives. It is a bodily experience, celebrating in every in fibre new life, new hope and ecstatic liberation. (Taken from: Michael Ford, Eternal Seasons: A Liturgical Journey with Henri J Nouwen, Sorin Books, Notre Dame (Indiana) USA pp 119-120)

SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL:
The Poor Box Collection will take place during the weekend masses of April 26-27. Members will be located at all entrances to accept your donations. Thank you in advance for your continued generosity and support.

DEVINE MERCY:

Devine Mercy will be celebrated on Sunday, April 27th at 3:00 pm at All Hallows.

DAY OF MOURNING CEREMONY:
The Corner Brook and District Labour Council will hold a National Day of Mourning Ceremony will be held at Holy Redeemer Cathedral on Mt Bernard Ave on Monday, April 28th at 2:00 pm. The National Day of Mourning is held each year to honour workers killed or injured in industrial
accidents, or those who have died from exposure to hazardous industrial chemicals and dusts. Families, Unions, Government Officials and others will have an opportunity to lay a wreath at the ceremony. If you wish to have someone remembered at the ceremony , please contact Jim
O’Neill at 709-634-3695 or at jloneill@nf.sympatico.ca

CWL:

Members are reminded that the deadline to register for the May convention is April 30th.

BAPTISM PREPARATION:

Will be held on Monday, May 5th at 6:30 pm in the main level of the
Cathedral. This is for the parents and God-parents. If you wish to register your child for
Baptism, call the parish office at 709-634-5161.
CWL: CARD GAMES -7:00 p.m. lower
level of Cathedral: Sunday, May 18, June 15, 22, 29.

CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE:

Book sale in June - If you have any books to for the upcoming book sale please call Lillian at
709-639-7455.

4YOUTH:

Easter is the most joyous celebration of our Catholic faith. It is the special feast in the Christian calendar which defines us as Christians. Without Christ and the promise of eternal life that the Resurrection promises. We are truly Easter people!  There’s a great video on YouTube called: Life, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Twitter Style that you might like to check Out.

FAMILY CATECHETICS:

May sessions are posted and emailed to registered families. To register for our K-6 program or have any questions, please contact the parish office or a
ngie.dolomount@gmail.com / 709-631- 4543 for more information. Registration for Confirmation is
closed until the fall.

YOUTH GROUP FUNDRAISER:
Please consider dropping off your recyclables at Scotia Recycling under account #7093305347 to support our youth.  Please email cbcatholicyouth@gmail.com if you have any questions.

DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE:

Turn Debt into Hope - Thank you for giving from the heart. Development and Peace Caritas Canada
thanks you for supporting our campaign. Our parish collected a total of $1585.00. If you have not yet had a change to give, you can still place your Lent envelope in the offertory or donate on line at devp.org/give.

COMMUNAL PRAYER:

Thursday evenings at the Cathedral at 7:00 pm. Communal prayer will be cancelled on Thursday, April 17th - Holy Thursday and will resume Thursday, April 24th.

WEEKLY EXPOSITION AND ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT:

Fridays at 7:00 p.m

PLEASE NOTE - THERE WILL BE NONE ON GOOD FRIDAY


RELIGIOUS ARTICLES STORE:

Open Sunday evenings after Mass.

TAX RECEIPTS FOR 2024:

Are ready and can be picked up at the Parish Office.

TIPTAP REMINDER:

Please call the Parish Office at 709-634-5161 if you use the TipTap Device to make a donation. We need the last 4 numbers of your credit or debit card so we can provide you with credit for income tax time. We have several cards on file without the donors name. Please call and get credit for your donation.

LENTEN ENVELOPES:

Are available at the entrances of the Cathedral.

GRIEF TO GRACE:

Helps those who have endured neglect, physical, emotional, sexual and/or spiritual abuse in their family of o r i gin, t heir community, from spouses/partners, and/or coworkers or supervisors, find healing and journey to wholeness. The next program in Canada is May 20-25 in Kelowna. For more information please
email grieftogracekelowna@gmail.com or make a confidential call to 250-808-6403.

PRAYER FOR FORGIVENESS:
Lord, remember not only people of good will but also people of ill will. Do not remember only the sufferings that have been inflicted on us, but remember too the fruit we have bought as a result in this suffering; the comradeship and loyalty, the humility and courage, the generosity and greatness of heart that has grown out of it, and when they come to judgement, let all fruits that we have borne be their forgiveness. (Prayer found in Auschwitz)

HAVE SAFE AND BLESSED EASTER.