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Regular mass schedule has resumedSunday Mass Schedule
- Saturday: 5:00 PM English English EN Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish - Marmora
- Sunday: 9:00 AM English English EN Sacred Heart of Mary Parish - Madoc 11:00 AM English English EN Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish - Marmora
Daily Mass Schedule- Monday: 9:00 AM English English EN 9:30 - Holy Hour (SHJ, Marmora)
- Tuesday: 9:00 AM English English EN (SHJ, Marmora)
- Wednesday: 9:00 AM English English EN 9:30 Holy Hour - (SHJ, Marmora & SHM, Madoc)
- Thursday: 9:00 AM English English EN (SHJ, Marmora)
- Friday: 9:00 AM English English EN 9:30 Holy Hour - (SHJ, Marmora)
- 1st Saturday: 9:00 AM English English EN (SHM, Madoc)
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The Angelus
THE ANGELUS
V: The Angel of the Lord declared unto Mary:
R: And she conceived by the Holy Spirit.
Hail Mary..., V. Behold the handmaid of the Lord:
R. Be it done unto me according to Thy Word. Hail Mary..., V. And the Word became flesh:
R. And dwelt among us. Hail Mary...,
V. Pray for us, O holy Mother of God:
R. That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ. Let us pray: Pour forth, we beseech Thee, O Lord, Thy Grace into our hearts; that we to whom the incarnation of Christ, Thy Son was made known by the message of an angel, may by His passion and cross be brought to the glory of His Resurrection. Through the same Christ, our Lord. Amen.Sacred Heart of JesusWeekly ScheduleThirty-Fourth Sunday in OTThirty-Fourth Sunday in OTSat, Nov 23 @ 5pmPro PopuloThirty-Fourth Sunday in OTSun, Nov 24 @ 11am*Living & Deceased Priests, Bishops, Nuns, Deacons, Professionals in health care & all those here to serve and protect[req. Paul Cheng]*Jr. LiturgyLectors5pm: Noah Brownson11am: Ashton OllerenshawMon, Nov 25 @ 9amUnannounced MassMon, Nov 25 @ 9:30-10:30am** Holy Hour! **Tues, Nov 26 @ 9amZoran Zivkovic[req. Cook Hunt Club]Tues, Nov 26 @ 6:15-8pm*Life in the Spirit Seminar
SHJ Hall*note the date change this weekThe 40 hours in the term 40-hour devotion refer to the number of hours that the faithful believe Jesus was absent from the world. The period of time from his death on Good Friday at around 3 p.m. to his Resurrection on Easter morning at about 7 a.m. is 40 hours. These traditional three days — from Sunday afternoon to Tuesday evening — are when many Catholic parishes display the Blessed Sacrament in a gold monstrance on the altar, but due to Fr. Stephen's availability, we'll have ours during the latter half of the week.Displaying the Holy Eucharist is meant to promote adoration and worship of Jesus in his hidden but Real Presence in the Blessed Sacrament. It is a time for us to come before the Blessed Sacrament thank God for his graces, to make reparation to Him for our past sins, to pray for the sick and to beg God's protection of our nation. Parishioners are to sign up to commit themselves for an hour or half-hour. It is important to ensure during the times that the Blessed Sacrament is exposed that there be people praying there. As a guideline there should be at least two people at all times with the exposed Blessed Sacrament.While the Forty Hours Devotion nurtures our love for our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, three special dimensions have also surrounded this devotion:- The protection from evil and temptation
- Reparation for our own sins and for the Poor Souls in Purgatory.
- Deliverance from political, material, or spiritual calamities.
The Forty Hours Devotion provides a wonderful opportunity for the spiritual growth of each person and the parish as a whole. In a world where temptation and evil abound, where devotion to the Mass and our Lord in the Holy Eucharist have declined, where the practice of penance and confession have been forgotten, we need the Forty Hours Devotion more than ever. We'll be able to implore our Lord to pour forth his abundant graces not only for ourselves, but our neighbours, and not only for our own personal needs, but for those of the world. So I encourage you to take the time to participate in this beautiful devotion.Father Stephen Joseph Bruzzese was born October 11, 1989. From an early age, he always wanted to be a priest and found great joy in being an altar boy. After graduating from St. Michael’s Catholic High School in 2007, he received recruitment from several universities for football. In 2008, Father Stephen enrolled at St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto and played one season for the Varsity Blues. Between 2009 and 2012, he earned a Baccalaureate in Thomistic Thought from St. Philip’s Seminary & between 2012 and 2017, he earned a Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology and a Masters of Divinity from St. Augustine's Seminary. Fr. Stephen was ordained on Saturday, May 20, 2017 at the Cathedral of St. Catherine of Alexandria, by His Excellency, Bishop Bergie. He was named Parochial Vicar of Our Lady of the Scapular where he served from July 2017 to January 2021. Fr. Stephen is currently the pastor of St. Denis Parish in St. Catherines.The Church offers a Plenary Indulgence to the faithful who attend each evening of a parish mission, there will be a special Apostolic Blessing on the last evening at the Mass to impart the Indulgence.Wednesday, November 27Sacred Heart of Jesus, Marmora9am: Holy Mass for Peter John Rinder † [req. The Family]9:30am: Expostion of the Blessed Sacrament9:30am-6:30pm: All Day Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament6pm: Angelus & The Holy Rosary6:30pm: Meditation by Fr. Stephen Bruzzese on Confession7:15pm: Confessions with Fr. Stephen Bruzzese & Fr. Bill Maloney & Fr. Brian Price7:45pm: Benediction & Reposition of the Blessed SacramentThursday, November 28Sacred Heart of Mary, Madoc9am: Holy Mass for Mary Goulah † [req. Sheila Wright & Family]9:30am: Expostion of the Blessed Sacrament9:30am-6:30pm: All Day Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament6pm: Angelus & The Holy Rosary6:30pm: Meditation by Fr. Stephen Bruzzese on the Holy Eucharist7:15pm: Benediction & Reposition of the Blessed SacramentFriday, November 29Sacred Heart of Jesus, Marmora9am: Holy Mass for Bernadette Lynch † [req. Lynda Lynch & Family]9:30am: Expostion of the Blessed Sacrament9:30am-6:30pm: All Day Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament6pm: Angelus & The Holy Rosary6:30pm: Holy Mass for Bonnie & Dave Weir & Family [req. The Weir Family]6:30pm: Homily by Fr. Stephen Bruzzese on the Holy Spirit & a new Pentecost7:30pm: Eucharistic Procession, Solemn Benediction & Apostolic Blessing* SHJ & SHM Cemetery 2nd Collection after Holy Communion this weekend*This is the second time we're doing this. Please bring back the cemetery envelope you took home with you after Mass last Sunday and bring it this Sunday if you wish to contribute. We are very grateful to parishioners for their donations as this helps our Catholic Cemeteries with the upkeep. There will be separate envelopes for SHJ & SHM respectively in your pews, and we ask that you just write your offertory envelope number on it to ensure you get a tax-receipt.Requesting Mass IntentionsTo arrange to have a Mass celebrated, just contact our secretary Pauline Davis (613.472.2220 or [email protected]) or better yet, use the mass intention envelopes found in the vestibule, fill it out and put in the $20 offering and place it in the collection basket at Mass. We will do our best to have the Mass offered on the date requested. Flower Sponsor EnvelopesBy using the white Flower Sponsor envelopes (located in the narthex), a one time donation of $40 will provide flowers for the sanctuary and shrines, and you'll also get a Mass intention included in that. So a great deal if you think about it! The churches are beautifully decorated in large part to your flower donations. And when you see in the Flocknotes Masses being offered "For the X Family Intentions" - usually those are from the Family flower sponsor. Thanks to Shirley Gauvreau, Brenda Poirier, Iris Doyle & Joanne Forestell for always doing such a splendid arrangement of the flowers! Thank you for your support.7-Day Votive Candle OfferingsSHJ CHURCHOUR BLESSED MOTHERFor Healing[req. Anne Marie McGregor]
SACRED HEART OF JESUSA Special Intention[req. Anne Marie McGregor]
ST. JOSEPHFor the Repose of the Soul of Harold Maloney †
[req. Anne Marie McGregor]
ST. ANNE & OUR LADYA Special Intention[req. Anne Marie McGregor]
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Parish Information
Parish Office:
Sacred Heart of Jesus
P.O. Box 104
38 Bursthall Street
Marmora, Ontario
K0K 2M0Secretary:
Pauline Davis
Office Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday
9:00 am - 4:00 pmParish Priest
Father Justin Pulikunnel
(613) 472-2220
[email protected]
website: https://shjshm.com
Resident Priest:
Father Brian Price
(613) 472-2220
[email protected]
website: https://shjshm.com
- Attn Parishioners: The Archdiocese of Kingston has assigned each parish a new email to be used going forward. We will still receive emails sent to the old email ([email protected]) for a time, however going forward, please update your records and start using our new email address: [email protected]
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Flocknote Signup
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We thank everyone who has supported our parishes with their time, talent and financial contributions. As the pace of life speeds up, you may find electronic giving a most welcome way to make your Sunday offering. As you know, supporting the work of the Church with one’s financial resources is an essential and intrinsic part of Christian discipleship and stewardship. For your Sunday Offering you may use: [email protected] (SHJ)[email protected] (SHM)
For all other donations, specific to your request, please use the coloured envelopes in your box of envelopes and/or the envelopes provided at the back of the Church.
__________________By using the white Flower Sponsor envelopes (located in the narthex), a one time donation of $40 will provide flowers for the sanctuary and shrines, and you'll also get a Mass intention included in that. So a great deal if you think about it! The churches are beautifully decorated in large part to your flower donations. And when you see in the Flocknotes Masses being offered "For the X Family Intentions" - usually those are from the Family flower sponsor. Thanks to Shirley Gauvreau, Brenda Poirier & Iris Doyle for always doing such a splendid arrangement of the flowers! Thank you for your supportSacred Heart of MaryWeekly ScheduleThirty-Fourth Sunday in OTSat, Nov 23 @ 11am-2pmSHJ CWL Christmas Tea & BazaarSHJ HallThirty-Fourth Sunday in OTSun, Nov 24 @ 9am*For the Intentions of Fr. Justin & Fr. Price[req. SHM CWL]Lector: Charlotte LaheyGreeters: Carol Anne Kramp & FamilyMon, Nov 25 @ 2pm*Associates of the Franciscan Missionaries of MaryO'Neill Parish Hall* Inquirers are welcomeTues, Nov 26 @ 6:30pmSHM Parish Council MeetingO'Neill Parish HallWed, Nov 27 @ 5pmCombined SHM & SHJ Choir PracticeFri, Nov 29 @ 6:15amThis Man Is You #12
Objective Arguments for God’s Existence
O'Neill Parish HallWednesday, November 27Sacred Heart of Jesus, Marmora9am: Holy Mass for Peter John Rinder † [req. The Family]9:30am: Expostion of the Blessed Sacrament9:30am-6:30pm: All Day Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament6pm: Angelus & The Holy Rosary6:30pm: Meditation by Fr. Stephen Bruzzese on Confession7:15pm: Confessions with Fr. Stephen Bruzzese & Fr. Bill Maloney & Fr. Brian Price7:45pm: Benediction & Reposition of the Blessed SacramentThursday, November 28Sacred Heart of Mary, Madoc9am: Holy Mass for Mary Goulah † [req. Sheila Wright & Family]9:30am: Expostion of the Blessed Sacrament9:30am-6:30pm: All Day Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament6pm: Angelus & The Holy Rosary6:30pm: Meditation by Fr. Stephen Bruzzese on the Holy Eucharist7:15pm: Benediction & Reposition of the Blessed SacramentFriday, November 29Sacred Heart of Jesus, Marmora9am: Holy Mass for Bernadette Lynch † [req. Lynda Lynch & Family]9:30am: Expostion of the Blessed Sacrament9:30am-6:30pm: All Day Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament6pm: Angelus & The Holy Rosary6:30pm: Holy Mass for Bonnie & Dave Weir & Family [req. The Weir Family]6:30pm: Homily by Fr. Stephen Bruzzese on the Holy Spirit & a new Pentecost7:30pm: Eucharistic Procession, Solemn Benediction & Apostolic BlessingConfession Schedule this WeekA wonderful refresher...please watch!Sat: 4-4:45pm
Sun: 8-8:45am & 10-10:45amMon: 8-8:45 & 9:45-10:15amTue: 8-8:45am
Wed: 8-8:45 & 9:45-10:15 am
Thur: 8-8:45amFri: 8-8:45am & 9:45-10:15amAnointing of the SickThose Catholics confronted with serious illness, chronic illness, or surgery are invited to request the Sacrament of Anointing by calling Fr. Justin for an appointment. We also now have a wonderful Pastoral Care team made up of generous parishioners who can bring Holy Communion to the sick and those confined to their own homes. Again, if you are someone or know of someone who would like to receive Sacraments at their home, please contact the office @ 613.472.2220 for more information.Giving to the offertory is convenient and easy with e-transfers. As you know, supporting the work of the Church with one’s financial resources is an essential and intrinsic part of Christian discipleship and stewardship.
[email protected] (SHJ)
[email protected] (SHMDon't forget that great online faith resources are available to every member of our parish including books, movies, podcasts and more at Formed.org.To gain access to all of FORMED’s content, follow these simple steps:- Enter our parish’s postal code (K0K 2M0)
- Enter your name and your email address.
Food Bank At the entrance of our churches, you’ll find a box in which you can put non-perishable food items to be donated to the Food Bank. I encourage each family – weekly, if possible – to bring an item (make it part of your normal shopping routine) so we can donate them to those in need. This would be a practical way in which we can engage in almsgiving/charity, recalling our Lord's words from Matthew’s Gospel: “I was hungry and you fed me.” The following items are particularly welcome: baby & infant formula, pasta & sauces, personal hygiene items, whole grain cereals, canned vegetables & fruits, diapers, bathroom tissue, canned goods (beans, soups, stews) & peanut butter. Thank you for your continued generosity.Sunday Missals2024 - 2025The First Sunday in Advent in 2024 is December 1. Due to the rising costs for the parishes and at the suggestion of parish council and the custom at other parishes, in preparation for the new liturgical year, this year we'll be selling new Sunday Missals for 2024-2025 for individual purchase. While I prefer to walk into a church and see the missals in the pews, it's a considerable expense to the parish and people keep stealing them (lol!) - so we thought we'll try it this way this year. So you can purchase your own (subsidized) copy before Sunday Masses during the next four weeks. Just bring $5 and one of the Knights of Columbus will hand you a missal. As you know, these handy paperback books contain the readings and prayers for all Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation throughout the liturgical year, as well as some hymns, reflections, and more.7-Day Votive Candle OfferingsSHM CHURCHSACRED HEART OF JESUSFor the Homeless[req. SHM CWL]
OUR BLESSED MOTHERFor the Holy Souls In Purgatory †[req. SHM CWL]You can put your $10 7-Day Votive Offering in the filled-in pink envelope.
Any questions? Contact Pauline at the parish office @ 613.472.2220 or [email protected]
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