We love you dear Jace and we hope and pray we can see you again soon because we all miss you so much!
God bless you and keep you safe!
From your great grandpa Mike and great grandma Maureen
xoxo😢
( I sang this for you a while back )
Monday, August 8, 2022
Saturday, August 6, 2022
Jericho Rosary Walk Saturday August 6 2022 - Ottawa ON Canada
A Pilgrimage
Photos
After mass, today at the Annunciation Parish, Lorraine drove Jackie, Margaret, and me to Blair Station where we took the train downtown. Jennifer met us at the Rideau Centre and the five of us walked from there to the War memorial on Wellington Street for the Jericho Walk organized by the Joan of Arc Community by John Pacheco. Thank you, John!
Videos are posted following the photos
Above - Lorraine and Jackie on the train
Above - Gathering at the War Memorial
The Jericho Rosary Walk below
It was quite a workout actually / physically as well as spiritually :-)
I will try to find a map of our walk and post it
below
Resting after that trek up those stairs ooh la la!
I took this photo ( above) of the Pilgrims and then sat down on the concrete ledge. A cop or a security guard came over and told me to go to the other side because I wasn't allowed to sit there. ???
Back on Wellington Street
The end of our pilgrimage of prayer at the office of the Prime Minister
and the Privy Council
Videos
Invocation of Saint Joan of Arc
Leaving the War Memorial
Part Three
Part four - transfiguration
Prayer to Our Lady of Sorrows and the Golden Arrow Prayer
Walking up to Wellington Street
Walking to the office of the Prime Minister
Prayers at the Office of the Prime Minister
Thursday, August 4, 2022
Annunciation of the Lord Parish Ottawa ON Canada - Summer 2022
Mass Wednesday morning yesterday in the Parish hall
While renovations were being made to make the altar more accessible
Father Rob was cute. He said it was like a "camping mass"
The church hall was the location of the Vacation Bible School last week
pictures below
Tuesday Afternoon
Adoration with Deacon Marc Gauthier
photo by Pat Maloney
Praying the Rosary on Tuesday morning after mass.
We started at the Grotto but when it started raining we moved to the front door of the church
but first Luzia and Margaret took refuge under the tree ( silly girls )
Then we continued to the front doors.
Safer here
Thanks Luzia for Breakfast at Tim Horton's
Vacation Bible School
Saturday, July 30, 2022
The Tragic Irony - Mark Mallett
SEVERAL Catholic churches were burned to the ground and dozens more vandalized last year in Canada as allegations surfaced that “mass graves” were discovered at former residential schools there. These were institutions, established by the Canadian government and run in part with the assistance of the Church, to “assimilate” indigenous peoples into Western society. The allegations of mass graves, as it turns out, have never been proven and further evidence suggests that they are patently false.[1] What is not untrue is that many individuals were separated from their families, forced to abandon their native tongue, and in some cases, abused by those running the schools. And thus, Francis has flown to Canada this week to issue an apology to the indigenous people who were wronged by members of the Church.
A Tragic Irony
It’s a moment of deep self-reflection for both the Church and the country. But sadly, it is also a moment of deep self-deception. For while the Prime Minister and the Pope lament the injustices that took place, they are completely ignoring new injustices taking place right under their noses — and caused by them. And that is the continued segregation, persecution, and vilification of individuals who have decided against being forced to take an experimental gene therapy dubbed a “COVID vaccine”.
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Friday, July 29, 2022
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