WOODVIEW Barber shop

&Beauty salon

3216 Weston Road

416-743-2536

Full Line of Fresh and Frozen Fish,

Seafood and Live Lobsters!

Plus Imported Groceries and Houseware

Store Hours

Monday - Friday9 am to 6 pm

Saturday

9 am to 5 pm

81 Aviva Park Drive

Woodbridge, ON L4L 9C1(off Weston Rd. north of Steeles Ave.)

Tel. 905.856.2770

Toll Free. 1.800.485.FISH(3474)

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Aluminum Storm Doors

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George: 416-992-4936

Diamond office: 905-856-8980

Exquisitos platos típicos Ecuatorianos y Peruanos

y una extensa variedad de Mariscos

Visítenos en el 2300 Finch Ave. West, Unidad 63

Toronto, Ontario M9M 2Y3 – 416-743-6697

Abierto los 7 días de la semana Domingo a Jueves: 9:00am a 9:00pm

Viernes y Sábado: 9:00am a 10:00pm

Las Fronteras Restaurant

LatinAmerican Food

Desayunos – Almuerzos – Meriendas

VISITATION CENTRE

“Woodbridge Chapel” 8003 Weston Road

(Two Traffic Lights North of Hwy # 7)

Woodbridge, Ontario

905-850-9500

KEELE CHAPEL 3725 Keele Street

(Between Sheppard and Finch Ave. W.)

Toronto, Ontario

416-636-7027

DE MARCO FUNERAL HOME LTD. Per un servizio funebre curato fin negli ultimi dettagli..

LINO TAM & GIUSEPPE GIAMBATTISTA Funeral Directors and Proprietors

905-672-5068

BASETECH

THE WET BASEMENT

SPECIALISTS

Waterproofing, Foundation Repairs,

Concrete, Interlocking & Mini-Disposal Service

HOME STAIRS & RAILINGS INC. WOOD STAIRS

AND RAILINGS MANUFACTURING

Let us do it for you 3650 Weston Rd, #15

Toronto, Ontario M9L 1W2

Office 416-747-0303 nazario@stairsrailingstoronto.ca

Catholic Family

Services

Is a non-profit, com-

munity based coun-

seling agency. For

programs offered see

Calendar of Activi-

ties posted on our

bulletin boards or

contact the parish of-

fice for further infor-

mation.

Ana Rodriguez R.D.H.B.Sc.

Dental Hygienist

For appointment call:

647-962-4232

SUNDAY MASSES

Saturday: 5:00pm

Sunday: 8:00am (Italian),

9:30am, 11:00am, 12:30pm (Spanish)

WEEKDAYS MASSES Monday to Friday 8:00am

Wednesdays 7:00pm

First & Third Fridays 7:00pm

Holiday Mondays 9:00am

PARISH OFFICE HOURS Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm (Office closed from 12noon-1:00pm for lunch Mon-Fri)

The above closures are only for Parish office business. Office help for parish internal needs will still be available when the

office is closed.

Mass and Office Schedule

St. Jude’s Parish

3265 Weston Road, Toronto Ontario, M9M 2T9 Tel: 416-742-9072 Fax: 416-742-9327

Parish office: stjudes_weston@rogers.com

Fr. Efrén Alvarez-Pelayo: fr.efren@rogers.com

Fr. Bartlomiej (Bartek) Palczewski, assistant. Pastor: frbartek@gmail.com

CHURCH HOURS

Church opens at 7am and closes at 8pm Monday to Friday; Saturday 8am-6:30pm and Sunday 7:00am to 3:00pm Special events and ceremonies will keep the church open on Sundays as needed. Call the parish office for more info.

FIRST FRIDAYS MASS AND DEVOTIONS Mass every First Friday of the month at 7pm. Holy Hour immediately fol-lowing the Mass. Confessions 6:00pm to 7:00pm and during adoration.

SACRAMENT OF THE SICK & COMMUNION CALLS

First Friday visitation by the priest or a lay person. Please contact the office for further details or to arrange a visit. If you require the visit of a priest, please contact the office to provide us with details.

FUNERALS

Please contact the Funeral Home of your choice. They will contact the parish office to make church arrangements. Remember Catholic Cemeter-ies when making your arrangements.

DEVOTIONS TO ST. JUDE

Every Wednesday after the 8:00am and 7:00pm masses and privately in St. Jude’s Chapel every day. Call the office to verify church closures to

avoid any inconvenience.

CONFESSIONS

The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available Saturdays at 4:15pm; First Friday at 6:30pm and during adoration; Third Friday of the month at 6:30pm and after the Healing mass and other times by appointment.

Please note that the Healing Mass will no longer take place on the first Wednesday of every month, but rather on the third Friday of every month.

COUNCILS - GROUPS - ORGANIZATIONS

Parish Finance Council 2nd Wednesday of the month St. Vincent de Paul Call the office for information Renovación Carismática Friday at 7:00pm Maria de la Unidad (Esp.) Wednesday at 7:30pm Neo Catecumenate Wednesday at 7:30pm

ROSARY

Thursday after 8:00am Mass (English). Daily at 7:30am (Italian) Sábados a las 7:00am (Español)

Parish Schools

St. Jude’s - Elementary 416-393-5279 St. Simon - Elementary 416-393-5383 St. Basil-the-Great (H.S) 416-393-5513

SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

Contact the parish at least six months before the desired date of baptism. After contacting the office you will have an interview with one of the priests to discuss requirements, sacramental preparation and any other concerns.

FIRST COMMUNION & CONFIRMATION PROGRAM

Please contact the office for information. Our programs begin in the fall (September or October) and end with the reception of the sacraments.

R.C.I.A. AND R.C.I.C. PROGRAMS

The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) and for Children (RCIC) has now been implemented. Please contact the office to register and ar-range to fill out an application for next year. The RCIA will only take place if a minimum of 5 people register.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

Couples contemplating marriage at St. Jude’s parish are required to make contact with the parish office and review the marriage package before an interview with the priest.

WELCOME TO NEW PARISHIONERS

We warmly welcome all new parishioners to St. Jude’s and encourage them to register in the parish office and make use of envelopes to establish a committed relationship to the parish and be entitled to all services. Regis-trations and Offertory Envelopes are available in the office after mass or during office hours.

Saturday May 10th

5:00pm Vigil Mass

† Simeon Iringan Jr.

† Vittorio Sagafena

† Rudolp Arellano

† Rita Dodaro

Sunday May 11th

8:00am Mass

† Agata&Filippo Colacci

† Bruno&Rocco Romeo

† Giusseppina Rede

9:30am Mass

† Feliza and Ludovico Paniza Sr.

For the intentions of Nadia

11:00am Mass † Anthony & Euline Nainee

† Emilia Da Conceicao

† Maria Dos Anjos Pacheco

Monday, May 12th

8:00am Mass † All Souls in Purgatory

Tuesday, May 13th 8:00am Mass

† All Souls in Purgatory

Wednesday, May 14th 8:00am Mass

† All Souls in Purgatory

7:00pm Mass

In Thanksgiving to St. Jude by

Edwin Jesudasan & Family

In Thanksgiving to St. Jude by

George & Family

Thursday, May 15th 8:00am Mass

† Rosa and Giuseppe Maugeri

In honor to St. Dymphna

Friday, May 16th 8:00am Mass

† All Souls in Purgatory 7:00pm Mass

For the sick and the dying

PRAY FOR THE SICK: Marianna Frustaci, Alba Marina Valderrama, Stella Lacombe, Thair Frances,

Maria Gpe. Pelayo Olvera, Luisa Fava, Dennis Nation, Helen & Bernie Zweerman, Silvia Gorosito,

Saverio Capani, Veni Christante, Mathew Rodrigo, Rosa Martinez, Joseph Cassar, Daniella Massara,

Aldo B., Eugine Noga, Chandula Waidyaratne, Lina Valente. Pray for the Deceased: Concetta Celen-

za, Giusseppe Maugeri, Rosetta Carrera, Jianni Panzeca.

Congratulations!!! Congratulations to all the

children who will be Cele-

brating their First Com-

munion this weekend! "As

you join God's family on your First Com-

munion day, may Jesus Christ, Our Saviour,

bless you on your way, may you feel his

loving presence in a very special way, and

as you strive to follow in his footsteps may

he bless your life with many graces and last-

ing happiness."

Nicholas Agudelo Kyanna Liliana Alarcon Molina

Kyerra Nora Alarcon Molina Saverio Capani

Jameson Davis Cavicchia Aidan Huynh Clark

Brianna Huynh Clark Jason Michael DeFrancesca

Christian De Marchi Sarah Louise Della Rossa

Alexis Ariana Giordano Jordan Philip Heim

Mariana Elizabeth Loor-Vasquez Sofia Lauren Orsino Cristina Frise Orsino

Kimberly Zofianna Pham Alex Alberto Pleitez

Emma Elisabeth Rubia Helen Jezebel Silva Davila Serena Cristina Tramontin

Tristan Joseph Jorryn Trimble Franco Zuccaro

Cristian Life & Witness Course

May 12-31, 2014 Reignite your faith and find power to live a

life that radiates God’s love. Discover the

victory He has for His children and equip

yourself to share it with others through this

dynamic course. You’ll also find practical

help in reaching the next generation for

Christ. For more information visit Festi-

valofhope.ca

Pray for Vocations The Good Shepherd calls his own

sheep by name and leads them. Is

He asking you to help others to

find Him? Pray for an increase in

vocations to the priesthood, diac-

onate, and religious life, especial-

ly for our archdiocese, that God will raise up

good shepherds in our midst. If God is calling

you, contact Fr. Hansoo Park at 416-968-099

or by Email vocations@vocations.ca

Men who have responded to

God’s call to dedicate their

lives to His service come from

all walks of life. Those who

enter the priesthood come from

different ages and backgrounds,

economic situations, skill sets, and ethnic

communities. At ShareLife-funded agencies

such as Serra House, Redemptoris Mater, and

St. Augustine’s Seminary, they undergo exten-

sive theological education and practical field

training. Through ShareLife, you are helping

sustain the vocations for priesthood and in-

spire discernment for God’s call. Last year

ShareLife helped support over 70 priests and

seminarians in their formation studies.

The Problem of Pain

in Persons with Dementia: The Challenges of Assessment and Manage-

ment May 27 – 12 to 5 p.m. Columbus Room,

Columbus Centre 901 Lawrence Ave. W.,

Toronto CENTRAL REGION The deVeber

Institute of Bioethics and Social Research pre-

sents an educational series on palliative care.

Recommended for anyone who works with

older adults: health care professionals, admin-

istrators, caregivers, volunteers and family

members. Register by calling 416-256-0555

or email bioethics@deveber.org. Cost is $40

and includes lunch.

Sanctuary Lamp May 10th- May 16th, 2014

For the Intentions of:

Giusseppina Caruso

Richardson Family

McAlinden Family

Orellana Rodrigues Family

Questions for Reflection: Whose task is it in our day to

carry on the work of the Good

Shepherd?

Can you discern in your life which

“voice” belongs to the Good

Shepherd?

Fourth Sunday of Easter

On this Good Shepherd Sunday of prayer for vocations, the Church reminds us of

our call to become good shepherds of God’s flock and good sheep of His parishes,

and invites us to pray for vocations to the priesthood, the diaconate and the conse-

crated life. Both the Old and New Testaments use the image of a shepherd and

his flock to describe the unique relation of Israel to God and of the Christians to

Christ.

Pre-Authorized Giving How Do I Enroll? Fill out the

PAG form which you can pick up at

the entrance of the Church or in the

parish office. You can also request it

via email, see bulletin cover for

email address.

Reflecting on our

Pastoral Plan The Christian family is the vessel through

which we have the opportunity to evange-

lize to the world. We recognize the great

challenges faced by families in an increas-

ingly secular society. We will emphasize

activities that support Marriage Preparation,

Marriage Enrichment and outreach to sin-

gle, widowed, separated and divorced Cath-

olics. We must also look for opportunities

to support the elderly in our midst through

outreach initiatives and inviting them to

take a leadership role and share their gifts

and talents.

To support the publicly funded Catholic

Education system, we require the leadership

of parents as primary educators and Chris-

tian witnesses for our children. It is also a

central priority to invite youth of all ages to

participate fully in our faith as valued pa-

rishioners, involving them in roles of minis-

try and service. We encourage parishes to

have a Youth Council, a youth minister and

to work together with the Office of Catholic

Youth. To learn more about the Pastoral

Plan, visit www.archtoronto.org/pastoral

Help for Troubled Marriages Upcoming weekends: April 25, 26, 27

and September 19, 20, 21 Mississauga

WESTERN REGION A live-in week-

end followed by six post sessions to

help couples experiencing troubles in

their marriage relationships. For further

information, call 416-281-6007 or go to

www.torontoretrouvaille.com.

Marriage Enrichment Refresh and rekindle your love for

each other by treating yourselves to a

marriage enrichment weekend at Queen

of Apostles Renewal Centre, or give a

weekend as a gift to family or friends.

The Centre offers comfort, excellent

cuisine and an inspiring program. The

next weekend is June 6-8,2014. For

information telephone: 905-278-5229

We are presently asking everyone who

is involved in any type of volunteer

position to provide us with your per-

sonal information so that you can be

included in the screening program.

The volunteers in the following min-

istries are especially asked to provide

us with their info:

Ushers: (those in our hospitality

ministry who also help prepare for

mass and take up the Offertory col-

lection).

Children’s Liturgy: only those who

are presently committed.

Weekday mass Lectors:

Members of the various move-

ments and apostolates: i.e. Rosary

apostolate, Maria de La Unidad,

Charismatic Movement, St. Vincent

DePaul, etc.

Men in Black Diverse backgrounds yet a common call

for Toronto’s newest priests Archdio-

cese of Toronto celebrates ordination of

five “Men in Black”. Five men were or-

dained to the priest-

hood to serve to the

faithful of the Archdi-

ocese of Toronto on Saturday, May 10. Car-

dinal Thomas Collins, Archbishop of To-

ronto, presided at the ceremony, which took

place at 10 a.m. at St. Michael’s Cathedral.

These candidates have undergone a mini-

mum five years of extensive spiritual for-

mation, theological education and field

training in preparation for priestly ministry.

Following their ordination, they will be

assigned to one of 225 parishes in the arch-

diocese, which stretches from Oshawa to

Mississauga and north to Georgian Bay.

The “Class of 2014” includes:

Reverend Mr. Scott Birchall, 32, born in

Richmond Hill, the youngest of four

children

Reverend Mr. Omar Hernandez, 32, born

in Colombia, the youngest of six sib-

lings.

Reverend Mr. Marijan Šiško, 37, born in

Croatia, the seventh child of eight.

Reverend Mr. Michael Simoes, 29, born

in Toronto, the youngest of three chil-

dren

Reverend Mr. Neiman D’Souza, 31, born

in Kuwait and moved to Ontario in the

late 1980s.

As one of the most diverse dioceses in the

world, the Archdiocese of Toronto is home

to 1.9 million Catholics, with more than 800

diocesan and religious priests providing

pastoral leadership in churches throughout

the GTA. Let us keep them in our prayers.

Questions and

Answers

First Communion

Pre-Registrations for 2015 Parents with children 8 years old and up

are invited to pre-register by calling or

attending the parish office to sign up for

next year’s program. You will need to be

a registered parishioner, attending mass

regularly at St. Jude’s and presently living in the

boundaries of the parish in order to have your child’s

First Communion. The deadline to preregister is Satur-

day, May 31, 2014. A pre-registration form is ex-

pected to be filled out to begin the process of registra-

tion.

Confirmation Masses Saturday, May 24, 2014

Group One at 11:00am

Group Two at 1:30pm

May 11th, 2014