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MAY, THE MONTH OF MARY & Holy Rosary – “The month of May is traditionally considered the month of Mary, a month especially dedicated to devotion to Our Lady, the Mother of God and the Mother of all of us. In May, we celebrate Mother’s Day, and it is only fitting that we spend a whole month celebrating especially the Mother who is model of all mothers, the Mother God chose for His own Son. This is a month to grow in devotion to Mary as Our Mother.  At the foot of the cross, Jesus said to His mother, who was standing with the beloved disciple (who represents each one of us), “Woman, behold your son.” And then to the beloved disciple—and to each of us--“Behold your mother.”  Then, the Gospel tells us, “From that hour the disciple took her into his home.” In the month of May, Jesus invites us in a special way to take Mary into our homes, to show her a special honor, to receive her as our Mother in the spiritual life, and to let her lead us closer to the heart of Jesus.”                                                         
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GOSPEL TODAY: John 14:23-29 - "Jesus is preparing his disciples in advance for his absence so that they will continue to believe in him and not feel all alone after his return to the Father. Jesus will remain with his followers in a very different way throughout the centuries. The liturgy reminds us that Jesus remains with us through the Holy Spirit, who teaches us everything we need to know, reminds us of all that Jesus taught, and brings us peace."
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CLICK: Mass - SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER - Please join in prayer with the Livestream of the Sunday Mass from the Cathedral of St. Peter-in-Chains, Peterborough, ON 
INDIGENOUS RECONCILIATION FUND

The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops has made a financial pledge of $30 million dollars and established the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund.  Dioceses across Canada are joining this financial pledge.  

To learn more about the purposes of the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund, the governance of the Fund, and how the Roman Catholic Diocese of Peterborough will participate, kindly read Most Rev. Bishop Miehm's May 16, 2022 letter.

Please click the link below to read Bishop Miehm's letter about the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund:
https://www.peterboroughdiocese.org/en/about-us/resources/Indigenous-Reconciliation-FUnd/IRF-Letter-May-16-2022.pdf
​Please Consider Planned Giving Options
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Preauthorized Offering Plan (POP) – (You may request a POP Form to fill up from the parish)
 
Regular Planned Giving annual increase in offertory based on Consumer Price Index (CPI)
 
Bequests through your last will and testament
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Securities – Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, GICs
 
Life Insurance

Our Lady of Mercy Parish-Honey Harbour, Ontario

Pope Francis-Bishop Daniel Miehm-Fr. Martin Dalida
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Weekend Masses: Sunday 11 A.M. (All Year Round)
Weekday Masses: 
Wednesday-Friday 11 A.M. (see inside bulletin) 
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Weekend Masses:
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unday  9 A.M (All Year Round)
                                                                             Confession: 20 minutes before every weekend Mass
                                                                              Wedding & Baptism: Call the office
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Address:
Our Lady of Mercy Parish 
P.O. Box 126 
2596 Honey Harbour Rd. 
Honey Harbour, On P0E1E0 


Fr. Martin Dalida - Parish Priest 
 Telephone: 705-756-2311 

 Email: office@ladyofmercyhoneyharbour.ca ​​
 Website: 
https://www.ladyofmercyhoneyharbour.ca/
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