Upcoming Events

 

 

FM TRANSMITTER


Those who find it difficult to hear in church may now use an FM receiver to follow the Mass. Our system will now broadcast in the church and vestibule only - an FM signal. Use an earphone and tune in to 98.5FM on your radio (radio or FM receiver on an MP3 player, etc.) to hear di-rectly from the amplifier.

LOST AND FOUND


Throughout the year many items have been left in the church,
including glasses, hats, books, jewelry etc and have been
placed in our lost and found. These items will be displayed in
the foyer until the end of June. Following that, any unclaimed
items will be donated.

COMPLIMENTARY PHOTOS


If you were unable to pick up your complimentary 8 x
10 photo last weekend you may collect it from the parish
office during regular office hours

VACATION BIBLE CAMP

Divine Infant Parish presents: A rainforest
Bible adventure that will have your children
swinging into fun! They will experience
Bible stories through an interactive
combination of music, art, science, games,
celebration, and drama in a sky high adventure!
The Vacation Bible Camp is offered for students
in grades 1 to 5 from 9:00 am until noon - July 15 -19
Register early; space is limited. Fee: $45.00 per child
(maximum of $100.00 per family). Please register by
July 5. To register for the program please pick up a
registration form in the church vestibule.
Adult and teen volunteers will be needed to make this
camp the great success it has been in past years.

 

 


CLERGY APPOINTMENTS

For more information about our new priests, Fr. Waldemar
Podlasz(left), SDS, Fr. Krystian Golisz SDS and the Society of
the Divine Saviour, go to their website at www.sds.org

Introduction to the Nicene Creed - Part Seventeen


The final part of the Creed reads: “I LOOK FORWARD
TO THE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD AND THE LIFE OF THE WORLD TO COME.” We believe that we will be raised from the dead and our souls reunited with our body when Christ returns in glory. Sometimes people like to speculate what that means or what that will look
like but right now we have only a limited idea of what that will mean: “By death the soul is separated from the body, but in the resurrection God will give incorruptible life to our body, transformed
by reunion with our soul. Just as Christ is risen and lives for ever, so all of us will rise at the last day” (Catechism, n. 1016). We also believe that “at the end of time, the Kingdom of God will come in its
fullness. Then the just will reign with Christ for ever, glorified in body and soul, and the material universe itself will be transformed. God will then be "all in all" (1 Cor 15:28), in eternal life” (Catechism, n. 1060).
[prepared by Fr. Geoff Kerslake, our English Sector Episcopal Vicar

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion

Should you present yourself or someone else to one of the Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (laypersons) for a blessing, rather than Communion, they will say a short prayer of blessing. I have asked that they not make any gesture of the hand while do-ing so.
Any kind of gesture or touch with the hand implies that something is taking place which a layperson can-not provide; that is, a form of the priestly blessing which requires ordination. Particularly during the cele-bration of Sacraments, these gestures are reserved to those who may give the blessing, namely deacons, priests and bishops.
Thank you for your understanding.
Fr. Frank

Are you new to Divine Infant Parish?


Welcome! If you have not yet registered, please complete a registration form found in the foyer or in the parish office.
You may bring the completed form to the parish office or drop it in the collection basket.