Most Rev. Donald Bolen Archbishop of Regina

Rev. Danilo Rafael Administrator/Rector

Rev. Scott Lewis, S.J. Sunday Ministry

Rev. Mr. Barry Wood Assisting Deacon

PASTORAL COUNCIL MEMBERS

Chairperson ..................... Samira McCarthy

Past Chairperson ............. Rob Chapple

Pastoral Team .................. Rev. Danilo Rafael

........................................... Deacon Barry Wood

Representatives:

CWL ................................... Shannon Chapple

Ecumenism ........................ Gillian Brodie

Finance .............................. Jim Hall, Paul Malone

Knights of Columbus ......... G.K. Tyler Wolfe

Liturgy ................................ Brad Hanowski

St. Vincent de Paul ............ Carol Schimnosky

Spiritual Life ....................... Krista LaBelle

Leaders: Parish Adjuncts

Catering ............................. Shannon Chapple

Challenge Girls* ................. Cathy Craig

Children’s Liturgy ............... Miri Schiller

Good Shepherd Catechist* Angela Montano

Kids for Christ .................... Leah & Roel Ubongen

CFC-Youth ......................... Abie & Rene Reyes

Singles for Christ ............... Aubrey & Arnold Palmero * inter-parochial

October 17, 2021 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

HOLY ROSARY CATHEDRAL Cathedral Church of the ARCHDIOCESE OF REGINA

3125-13th Avenue, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4T 1P2 Holy Rosary Cathedral is located on Treaty 4 Territory, the traditional lands of the

Nêhiyawak, Nahkawé, and Nakota, and homeland of the Dakota, Lakota, and Métis peoples.

Archbishop of Regina Archdiocese of Regina Coat of Arms MISSION STATEMENT Coat of Arms

We, the Catholic Community of Holy Rosary Cathedral Parish, under the Patronage of Our Lady,

are called to be a caring, outreaching church, proclaiming and celebrating our faith with all who seek a relationship with Christ.

MASS TIMES PARISH OFFICE HOURS PARISH OFFICE

Sunday 9 AM, 11 AM, 7 PM Monday-Thursday 9 AM – 4 PM & Friday 9 AM – 1PM 2104 Garnet Street

Tuesday-Friday 9 AM Closed: Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays Regina, SK S4T 6Y5

Saturday 9 AM Email: holyrosary@myaccess.ca Tel: 306-565-0909

CONFESSIONS Website: www.holyrosaryregina.ca Fax: 306-522-6526

Saturday 8 AM or by appointment FB: www.facebook.com/HolyRosaryReginaSK Hall: 306-525-5595

REGISTRATION NEW PARISHIONER or

CHANGE OF ADDRESS FORM Please complete this Form and place it in the Collection Basket

NAME ______________________________

ADDRESS __________________________

_____________Postal Code ____________

Phone # ____________________________

Email _______________________________ ____________________________

I/We wish to have Church Offertory Envelopes Yes No Automatic Debit? Yes No

Date: _____________________________

OCTOBER 17, 2021

29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

Schedule of Masses and Devotion

Tuesday-Saturday Mass --------------------------------------- 9:00 A.M.

8:00 A.M. – Rosary and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

Confession after the exposition of the Blessed Sacrament (Saturday only)

Sunday Masses --------------------------------------------------- 9:00 A.M., 11:00 A.M., & 7:00 P.M.

MASS INTENTIONS

Fr. Dan celebrates Mass and fulfils your request for the repose of souls of the dearly departed and

special intentions of the living or in thanksgiving. Call the parish office for Mass offerings.

October 17, 2021 Lectors, Cantors and Music Ministry

Readings: Isaiah 53:10-11 Ps. 33 Hebrews 4:14-16 Mark 10:35-45

Lectors: 9 a.m. Paul Malone Cantors: 9 a.m. Joan Pratchler

11 a.m. Greg Wensel 11 a.m. Marguerite Canales

7 p.m. Jon Niere New Director of Music: Evanne Wilhelm

Sunday Choir 7 PM Mass: The Voice Choir Organist: Barbara Zerr Scholar: Jessy Stroeder

Psalm 33: Let your love be upon us, Lord, even as we hope in you.

Sun Oct 17 MASSES 9 AM, 11 AM, 7 PM REQUESTED BY

9 AM Mass Missa Pro Populo (Mass for the People)

John and Rejane Krasey Paul & Lena Schuck

11 AM Mass

7 PM Mass Josefa Labaya Harris & Niere Family

Mon Oct 18 No Mass

Tue Oct 19 9 AM Mass Special Intentions of the Riffel Families Riffel Families

Wed Oct 20 9 AM Mass Rommel Alvarez Adolfo & Eleanor Alvarez

Maria Nieves Cabrera Adolfo & Eleanor Alvarez

Thu Oct 21 9 AM Mass Special Intentions of Philip Cheah The Carteri’s

Thanksgiving blessings to Fr. Eusebio Tubale

Fri Oct 22 9 AM Mass Special Intentions of the Riffel Families Riffel Families

Estella Garcia Garcia Family

Miguel Momongan Jessica Hernando

Sat Oct 23 9 AM Mass Ray Joubert Paul & Lena Schuck

"For the Son of Man did not come to be

served, but to serve and to give his life as

a ransom for many." (Mark 10:45)

If you held a mirror up to your life, would it reflect

God's love and mercy? If you are struggling with

this, try changing your attitude from "I want

more" to "thank you God for everything you have

given me; I have enough to share." This change

in perspective will bring you joy through service to

others. Pray daily to become less self-centered

and to become more God-centered.

Archbishop Appeal 2021

Today’s gospel reminds us that we are called to

serve others, just as Jesus did. Through service,

we can make positive changes in the world. Every

donation to the Archbishop’s Appeal, no matter

how big or small, makes a meaningful difference.

Let’s serve others by supporting the Archbishop’s

Appeal. Our Parish Goal is $55,119. To date, HRC

Parish has raised $6,010 or 10.90%.

Sacramental Preparation

Kids age 0-6 yrs. –

ongoing Baptism.

Children ages 7-16 yrs.

old - Sacramental

Preparation registration

for Reconciliation,

Confirmation and

Eucharist will start on

Thursday, October 28th. Classes will be online

through Zoom. We will keep you posted for the

RCIA schedule. Anyone interested can contact the

parish office at 306-565-0909 or send an email

to holyrosary@myaccess.ca.

Refugee Sponsorship

One more opportunity for the hazardous waste

pick up! For a donation, we will come to pick up

your hazardous waste and go wait in line to deliver

the material at the city depot. Please get in touch

with Bernadette (phone, text or message) by

Wednesday October 20.

Sarcan Drop and Go. We will pick up Sarcan

recyclables. Just call/text Bernadette or if you

wish to drop them off yourself, the keyword is

'kind welcome'. Thank you!

Call Bernadette at (306) 525-0049, landline or

(306) 537-4158, mobile.

100% of your donation for this service will go to

our refugee sponsorship! Thank you!

Community Fridge Join your neighbours today,

Oct 17, at 6:30 pm, Elle’s

Café at the Community

Fridge meeting to share

proactive ideas regarding

how we can continue to

grow our local mutual aid

network!

HRC Finances

Dear fellow parishioners,

Here is your report on last month’s offertory collection, along with prorated budget and year-to-

date offertory revenue.

Collections: September 2021 $ 25,683

Prorated year-to-date budget $ 263,250

Actual year-to-date budget $ 217,203

Offertory collection shortfall-to-date $ 46,047

Thank you for your continuing and faithful support

of your Parish, for your donations at Mass or by etransfer.

Your Finance and Parish Councils

HRC now accepts Interac e-transfer

You can send your

donations and mass

offerings to us directly.

Please utilize message

portion for transfer details and send to

holyrosary@myaccess.ca Your e-donation will be

included in your annual tax receipt. Thank you for

your continuing support of our parish.

3rd ANNUAL HOLY ROSARY CATHEDRAL FUNDRAISER DRIVE THRU DINNER GERMAN MEAL PROVIDED BY CHARLOTTE’S CATERING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2021 PROCEEDS TO ASSIST IN 3125 - 13TH AVENUE SPONSORING A REFUGE FAMILY 5:00PM – 7:00PM AND CATHEDRAL MAINTENANCE $25/TICKET $5/BEER; $20 BOTTLE OF WINE (PICKUP; CASH ONLY) TICKETS AVAILABLE AFTER SUNDAY MASS; 50/50 TICKETS (PICKUP; CASH ONLY) AT THE CATHEDRAL OFFICE AND BURNS HANLEY

OKTOBERFEST

PRAYER

Lord, Jesus. We repent of our sins. Come into our hearts. Wash us clean. You are our Lord and Savior. Lead us to our heavenly home. AMEN.

In Loving Memory of

All CWL Members

(deceased) by the Holy Rosary CWL

In Loving Memory of

Francis Edward Craig Penner Oct. 27, 2011 - Oct. 10, 2012

The Craig Penner Family

In Loving Memory of

Tommy Lucia Phonsavatdy

Sept.30, 1916 – Dec. 2, 1998

by Family

In Loving Memory of

Edwin Fesser d. Nov. 3, 2015

Love, Louella & Family

In Loving Memory of

Rob Heidt Feb.11,1969 – Oct. 3, 2016

Love, Sarah, Nadia & Family

In Loving Memory of

Mariano, Elsie, Nestor, Emma, Shirley & Imelda RAFAEL

In Loving Memory of

Al Luzny

Nov. 20, 1928 - May 28, 2012

by Luzny Family

In Loving Memory of

Eugene Allan Hoffert Dec. 5, 1937- July 14, 2015

by Louise Hoffert & Family

In Loving Memory of

Alma Luzny

May 16, 1930 – Oct. 19, 2017

by Luzny Family

In Loving Memory of

Trevor Miazga

Love Grandma Alice

In Loving Memory of

Shirley, Rosa, Vicente, Dulci Concepcion & Fr. Manuel

ESCANLAR

In Grateful Memory of Lillian E. & Henry A. Kutarna

by their Children

In Grateful Memory of

Gerald Frank Grill Bernadette Kutarna, Wife

In Loving Memory of

Debra Tuchscherer Nov. 17, 1963- Nov. 21, 2020

by Leo & Louise Tuchscherer & Families

In Loving Memory of

Bernardo & Porferia Hernando from The Hernando Family

In Loving & Grateful Memory of Ken MacKay June 22, 1937- July 10, 2021 The McCarthy Family

In Loving Memory of

In Loving Memory of

Tito Piezas, Jr.

Feb. 16, 1927 – Jul. 22, 2021

Harris, Niere, Piezas Family

In Loving Memory of

Antonio & Ranel Valencia

from Juganas Family

In Loving Memory of

Gary Frohlick

The Chapple Family

In Loving Memory of

Bob & Marian Harris

love, Ana & Paige

In Loving Memory of

Christina Selinger

Apr. 20, 1924 – Jan. 27, 2021

Dove House

In Loving Memory of

Chayce Garchinski

May 6, 2004 – March 17, 2021

The Chapple Family

Archdiocese of Regina

BulletinOctober 17, 2021

29th Sunday in OT

Stewardship Bulletin Bit“For the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many.” (Mark 10:45)If you held a mirror up to your life, would it reflect God’s love and mercy? If you are struggling with this, try changing your attitude from “I want more” to “thank you God for everything you have given me, I have enough to share”. This change in perspective will bring you joy through service to others. Pray daily to become less self-centered and to become more God-centered.

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Archbishop’s AppealJames’ and John’s request to be given a favour by being seated at Jesus’ left and right, unfortunately, is very like many of us. We often allow our egos to rule us to try and position ourselves ahead of others. We want to be in positions of power, and many of us do not handle power well. Many people who find themselves in a position of power over others use this power to bully and belittle those who are answerable to them. They have not learned that true power comes from empowering others. Jesus tells his disciples that in order “to become great among us, you must be your servant.” Servant leadership is very powerful not only for the leader but for all those associated with that leader. There is an expression that should always be kept in mind, “If the choice is between being right and being kind; always choose kind.” The Archbishop’s Appeal supports various programs which provide great servant leadership. One of these is Health Care Chaplaincy. The Health Care Chaplains offer spiritual support for people who find themselves hospitalized. These dedicated people visit the sick and give the support needed, whether it be someone to listen or to say a prayer. By donating to the Appeal, the Archdiocese of Regina can continue to provide this gift to those who are suffering.

Synod Opening MassPlease join us for the opening Mass for the Synod on Synodality on Sunday, October 17 at 3:00 PM at Holy Rosary Cathedral. This Mass will be livestreamed to our YouTube Channel.

CongratulationsCongratulations to our 40th and 41st graduating class of the Archdiocese of Regina Lay Formation Program.2020 Graduating Class: Alexis Abello – Our Lady of Assumption Co-Cathedral, GravelbourgDon Hansen – Christ the King, ReginaGreg Makuch – St. Joseph, BalgonieNikola Orlic – Resurrection, ReginaCarla Plosker – Holy Rosary Cathedral, ReginaAnnette Polasek – Christ the King, Regina

2021 Graduating Class: Timothy Abello – Resurrection, ReginaSharon Bender – Holy Child, ReginaGreg Dionne – Resurrection, Regina Sandra Gibson – Holy Trinity, ReginaErwin Labios – Holy Child, ReginaDiana Lee – Christ the King, ReginaJanice Leibel – St. Peter, LumsdenElizabeth Lynchuk – Little Flower, ReginaNancy Mayer – St. Cecilia, ReginaCindy Nelson – St. Joseph, CabriChelo Ravasco – Holy Rosary Cathedral, ReginaGregg Ravasco - Holy Rosary Cathedral, ReginaAseret Ruiz - Holy Rosary Cathedral, Regina

Young Adult Ministry WorkshopsAnyone ministering with and to young people is invited to join the office of youth and young adult ministry for a series of evening workshops. The workshops will be held over zoom. You are welcome to join us for all of them or just one. Please email us at oyyam@archregina.sk.ca to indicate your interest. • Workshop #1: Monday, October 25 at 7:00 PM -

Collaboration with and Mentoring of young people• Workshop #2: Monday, November 8 at 7:00 PM -

Assessing the Needs of Young People / Visioning for the Future

• Workshop #3: Monday, November 15 at 7:00 PM - Skills for leading groups (large & small)

• Workshop #4: Monday, November 22 at 7:00 PM - Building Your Ministry “Toolkit”

TF266:Dr Brett Salkeld Speaking to Huron Perth School Division - Part 3 - We continue our four-part series of talks given by Dr. Brett Salkeld to the teachers of the Huron Perth School Division.https://thinkingfaith.libsyn.com/dr-brett-salkeld-speaking-to-huron-perth-school-division-part-3

The Archdiocese of Regina is located on Treaty 4 Territory, the traditional lands of the Nêhiyawak, Nahkawé, and

Nakota, and homeland of the Dakota, Lakota, and Métis peoples.

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BULLETIN BOARD

Archdiocese of Regina445 Broad Street NorthRegina, SK S4R 2X8

(306) 352-1651Please send Bulletin Announcements to:

communications@archregina.sk.ca

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Parish, your community, and within your Family.

Catholic Engaged EncounterGetting married? Want a weekend away to focus on your relationship? Catholic Engaged Encounter uses a tried and true method of marriage preparation that has been used in hundreds of dioceses throughout the world since 1976 and was Vatican approved in 1992 by Pope John Paul II. A weekend will be held at the Mother Teresa Centre, Kenosee Lake, October 29-31. COVID precautions will be in place. The next weekend will be February 11-13 at Echo Lake Bible Camp. For more info or to register visit www.ceewest.com, Contact Miri and James Schiller at eereginacc@gmail.com if you have any questions. “A Wedding is a Day, a Marriage is a Lifetime”

Spiritual Motherhood of Priests Apostolate for the Archdiocese of ReginaThe idea of spiritual adoption of priests, where a woman adopts a certain priest as her spiritual “son” for whom she promises to pray, is not a new one; however, it was reserved only for nuns. In 2007, the Congregation of the Clergy, with the approval of Pope Benedict XVI, invited lay women to adopt priests as their spiritual sons, and to pray for them constantly, particularly before the Blessed Sacrament. In this Spiritual Motherhood of Priests, we try to imitate our Blessed Mother Mary, the first Mother of Priests, in her humility and sacrifice. We adopt priests as our sons with the commitments of Eucharistic Adoration, daily prayers, and sacrifices to help our priest-sons give themselves to God more perfectly in being shepherds of their flocks, leading us all to heaven with them.For more information please contact:Shannon Novak, tnovak@sasktel.net or 306-585-1609Mass and Blessing Ceremony for Spiritual Mothers of PriestsSaturday, October 23, 2021 at 1:30 PMTrinity Manor at Westerra8351 Canola Avenue* If you feel called to become a Spiritual Mother and "adopt" a priest to pray for him, please contact Shannon by October 22.

Exploring our Sacred Texts: A conversation about stewarding our common lifeAll are invited to join this online series with Jewish, Christian, and Muslim panelists to discuss the scriptural sources for understanding generosity, hospitality, and compassion. Join us for this three-episode series, Thursdays, October 21, October 28, and November 4 at 3:00 PM.Oct. 21 - GenerosityOct. 28 - HospitalityNov. 4 - Compassion•Rabbi Jeremy Parnes is the spiritual leader of Beth Jacob Synagogue in Regina. His long involvement in multifaith and community organizations includes Regina Multifaith Forum, Habitat for Humanity, numerous City of Regina committees on social housing and homelessness, and several inner-city boards, including Youth Connexions and The Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada. •Rev. Amanda Currie has been minister of First Presbyterian Church in Regina since 2017. She previously ministered in Saskatoon for 14 years and has recently completed a two-year term as Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. She is vice president of the Canadian Council of Churches, where she has served on the Governing Board for the past 7 years. She has convened the Ecumenical & Interfaith Committee of the Presbyterian Church and is active in numerous national and local ecumenical and interfaith initiatives. •Imam Dr. Mohamed Masloh is the leader of the Islamic Association of Saskatchewan in Regina, an RCMP chaplain, and a teaching assistant at the University of Regina. He studied at the prestigious Al-Azhar University in Cairo and the Graduate Theological Foundation in Indiana, where he earned a Ph.D. in Islamic Studies. In these days of increased social polarization and intolerance, where racism, antisemitism, and Islamophobia appear to be increasing daily, dialogue between faith communities is an antidote to ignorance and hatred. Generosity, hospitality, and compassion are social virtues that can heal the wounds of our society.Register in advance for this series: https://bit.ly/3iwyPfmFor further information, contact Archdeacon Cheryl Toth at stewardship@sasktel.netThis webinar is planned in the spirit of the LAURC Covenant by the Ecumenical Stewardship Committee of the Anglican Diocese of Qu'Appelle, the Saskatchewan Synod of the ELCIC, and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Regina.

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