[Sundaycommunity] People Progress: 2021.11.14!

Catherine Cavanagh cathcava at gmail.com
Sat Nov 13 14:23:24 PST 2021


Thank you Mary Lou for this and congratulations on another great stair
climb!!  And Greg, thank you for this wonderful reflection! I love the way
you tie the readings together and then ask "the mystery of God's presence
is being revealed to us at all times and are we paying attention?"  That's
a good question to ask every day I think.

Cathy

On Sat, Nov 13, 2021 at 5:05 PM Mary Lou Jorgensen-Bacher via
Sundaycommunity <sundaycommunity at lists.integralshift.ca> wrote:

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>                                 Sunday Community
> 2021.11.14                                        33rd Sunday in Ordinary
> Time    ___________        M.L.J.-B. . VIRTUAL ZOOM, November 14, 2021
> Thank you, Fr. BOB! for celebrating, and BEING with us.  It is greatly
> appreciated!!!!    Reflection:  by Greg Gillis   As we come to the end of
> the liturgical year and the days darken into fall/winter, the readings take
> on a sombre note.  They focus on the eschatalogical (end times) time frame
> of Creation in the lead up to the feast of Christ the King.  We know Advent
> is not far off; another season of waiting.  The first reading from Daniel
> reminds us that even in the darkest time, God is present.  Daniel lived
> during the days of Israel’s Babylonian captivity and became an advisor to
> the Persian King Nabuchadnezzer.  During this time, he urges the King to
> act justly to the Jewish people and to help them in their need.  He never
> abandons his faith in God, even when everything looks bleak.  We seem to
> live in similarly dark times with political chaos, climate turmoil, and a
> constant stream of bad news.  Nevertheless, we are assured like Daniel,
> that we are never alone and that God never abandons His people.  Thus, Paul
> reminds us that all sins have been forgiven.  Ours is a God of justice,
> peace and nonviolence!   The Gospel too, continues this eschatalogical
> theme as Jesus describes to the disciples the end times with the warning,
> “that day or hour, nobody knows it, neither the angels of heaven, nor the
> Son; no one but the Father.”  Scripture scholars tell us that many Jews of
> Jesus’ day believed the end of the world was imminent and that God would
> usher in an age when the power of Rome would be vanquished and Israel
> restored to Davidic glory.  However, as Richard Rohr remarks that really,
> what the literature of the end times is about is an unveiling of God’s plan
> in greater clarity.  That somehow, the mystery of God’s presence is being
> revealed to us at all times and are we paying attention?  This is the
> critical question of our time in an age of doubt, questioning, consumerism,
> crisis and otherwise, fearful foreboding.   Can we trust that God is
> revealing to us the need for greater community, generosity, loving
> kindness, welcoming of the stranger?  What Jesus called the Reign of God?
> More and more, this seems to be where history, as we know it, is headed to
> a culmination when God’s love and mercy for all will be revealed in such a
> way that, as Julian of Norwich says:” All shall be well, and all shall be
> well, and all manner of things shall be well.”
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> Readings:                Today:           Daniel 12:1-3             Psalm
> 16       Hebrews 10:11-14,18          Mark 13:24-32 Next Wk.:      Daniel
> 7:13-14          Psalm 93       Revelation 1:5-8                   John
> 18:33b-37          Fall Liturgy Schedule Nov 14          Greg
> Gillis
>                                        Fr. Bob Holmes Nov 21          Rita
> Shaughnessy                                                              Fr
> Jack Costello        Nov 28- Dec 19    Advent:              Nov
> 28           Sharon
> McCarthy
> Fr. Bob Holmes Dec 5              Sheila & Roberto
> Barrett                                                     Fr. Jack
> Costello Dec 12           Greg
> Gillis
>                                     Fr. Bob Holmes Dec 19           Mary &
> John MacMillan                                                      Fr.
> Jack Costello Dec 24 (Christmas Eve)                planners TBD/volunteers
>             Fr. Bob Holmes                                Planners: If you
> would like someone to help you, just ask that person. If you cannot do a
> liturgy as scheduled, you can switch with another planner, or ask someone
> to replace you. Just please notify the People Progress reporter so that we
> all know!   Many thanks to all, Elizabeth Whelan   People Progress
> Schedule: November:  Mary Lou Jorgensen-Bacher – mljb57 at yahoo.ca
> <mljb57 at yahoo.ca> December:  Elizabeth Whelan – erwhelan at icloud.com
> <erwhelan at icloud.com>   Announcements: ·           Virtual only continues.
> Brian will update us when the board communicates with him. ·           Do
> you have a friend who has been coming to our liturgies, who would like to
> receive our mailings? If so, please give their name(s) and email
> address(es) to Tedd Dillon tedd at tedddillon.com <tedd at tedddillon.com> or
> Elizabeth Whelan <erwhelan at icloud.com <erwhelan at icloud.com>> to be added to
> the elist.  ·           Egg cartons: The Farmers' Markets are open, and
> Elizabeth Stocking welcomes your egg cartons or flats. She was delighted
> with the last 'collection!' Please continue to save them and deliver them
> to Elizabeth Whelan, and Elizabeth Stocking will drop by to pick them up.
> NOTE: The 26th UN Climate Change ‘Conference of the Parties’ (COP26)
> will commence in Glasgow, Scotland today, and bring together the biggest
> gathering of world leaders ever assembled on British soil over the course
> of its 12-day run from Sunday 31 October to Friday 12 November.   IT is now
> in its second WEEK.  PRAY FOR THE OUTCOMES. REALLY!!!!!!!  We Need Strong,
> HURTING OUT Comes! They are in overtime today, NOVEMBER 13.  Pray. PRAY.
> PRAY.  PRAY.     Prayer for our world Creator God, who made our beautiful
> world, appointed us as its guardians and gifted us with everything we need,
> forgive us for the times we cause it harm; for the times our way of life
> affects our neighbours. Inspire us to care for the environment; to help
> rebuild lives and communities; to share in the griefs and anxieties, joys
> and hopes of all your people, so that all your creation may flourish.
> AMEN.  (by STEPHEN DAVIES/cafod)   HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the FOLLOWING! in
> NOVEMBER!!!!        Date Birthday Date Birthday 4 Jack Schauerte    20
> Penny Dunbar   8 Diana Morgan 23 Alisha Olsthoorn   9 Mary T. Engels
>                                             25 John Bacher 17 Dianne
> Gallagher   26 MICHAEL WATSON           Duties of liturgy planners for
> virtual masses:   Early in the week before the liturgy: ·           Call or
> email the priest to confirm Sunday’s liturgy (contact info will be
> provided). ·           Prepare or find a Reflection and send it to the
> People Progress reporter by Thursday. ·           Please notify the People
> Progress reporter early in the week if you cannot do a Reflection.
> ·           Select readers for the 1st and 2nd readings; check with Brian
> Halferty regarding the psalm.                              On the Sunday of
> the virtual mass: ·           Greet the group (Ask newcomers to introduce
> themselves) ·           Give a brief introduction to the liturgy.
> ·           Read your passage /be prepared to do a reading (if a volunteer
> is unable to log-in) ·           Thank everyone who ‘attended’ and those
> who helped (at Announcements)     I did run up the CN Tower, last
> Saturday!!!!!!! (and have been busy collecting “some” of the
> Sponsorships!)        It was GREAT!!!!  I ran up the stairs, here (1,890
> stairs, as compared to1,776 at the CN Tower – I just had the ‘breaks’
> between 7 floors!!!!!!!!!!!!!)   If you would like to sponsor myself,
> please give me a call.  I would like to raise over $175,000 for next year,
> my 29th YEAR.  I  WILL  DO  IT!   My address is Ms. Mary Lou
> Jorgensen-Bacher                         #1205, 38 Orchard View Blvd.
>                         Toronto, On.  M4R 2G3   THANK YOU!!!!!!!!*
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