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Jubilation Program and Prince Albert Aid to the Homeless and the Hungry – The two social agencies have been coordinating food donations in Prince Albert for years. They are looking for ways to support a major increase in demand for services and food this time of the year. If you know an outfitter or hunter within your respective churches, would you be able to tell them that donations of “wild meat” would gladly be accepted by “Prince Albert Aid to the Homeless and the Hungry”. Cutting and wrapping, or de-feathering (ducks & geese) is not necessary as it can be done by our volunteers. Thanks for thinking about the hungry in Prince Albert and Area. Call Angela Impey at 306-940-4241.
September 27, Calling everyone to join in a Diocesan Choir – to help celebrate the visit of Most Reverend Luigi Bonazzi, the Apostolic Nuncio. The Diocesan Choir is open to anyone you know or in your parish who would like to sing or play an instrument of any kind. Choir practice at Sacred Heart Cathedral on Sept. 27 from 2:30-4:30pm. To be successful, For a successful practice and Celebration we ask that each person who would like to participate return an RSVP to Heidi Epp in the Liturgy Office (liturgy@padiocese.ca) specifying how they are able to participate (singing or what instrument) so that appropriate music is available.
September 28-October 4, Seniors Week in Saskatchewan – October 1 is Canada’s National Seniors Day and the United Nations’ International Day of Older Persons. This week gives parishes an opportunity to recognize the contributions of our seniors in passing on the Faith and for building and maintaining the churches in our Diocese for use by succeeding generations. The Government of Saskatchewan has a booklet entitled ‘Thinking About your Future?’ which is available online at www.saskatchewan.ca/seniors. Thank you for honoring our seniors
Euthanasia and assisted suicide in Canada – The Catholic Organization for Life and Family (COLF) strongly encourages all those who recognize the inherent and inalienable dignity of the human person, and who refuse to sit idly by as civilization regresses, to express their views to the following. Their website www.colf.ca helps to deepen your knowledge of euthanasia and assisted suicide, and to participate in the “Life Giving Love” campaign. To join the online consultation visit www.ep-ce.ca/issue-book.
