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It’s FREE to everyone within the parish boundaries of Holy Name of Mary, St. Charles Borromeo &

St. Vincent de Paul, our gift to you!

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Visit: FORMED.org/signup.

Type our parish postal code K0K 2N0 or Marysville to bring up our parish name. Click on it.

Register your name and email and you are in.

Use your browser, or download the app on Android or Apple devices, Roku, FireTV and

Apple TV, too!

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Confession Times: 

- On Saturday evenings starting at 4:00pm, in the Confessional at Saint Vincent de Paul Church  

- On Sunday mornings starting at 8:00am, in the Confessional at Holy Name of Mary Church 

- 1 hour before each weekday Mass. 

If you would like to go to Confession but these times do not work for you, please call the office (613-396-2846) or contact Fr. Jay at frJAmalanathan@archkingston.ca to arrange a time.  

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​​​​╬Please Remember in Your Prayers all those who are sick      

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​ Blayre McCarthy, Bridget Knott, Brienna Wright, Bruce Loft, Carson McKenna, Cathy Sloan, Cathy Thompson, 

Kelsey Banks, Mike Sloan, Olivera Lambeta, Patricia Putman, Raymond Brennan, Raymond McAvoy,

Dan Williams, Kelly Thompson, Dan Donati, Kevin Power, Dennis Purcell, Theresa Stone, Hannah Pascoal, 

Darlene McKenny, Jean Jordan, Joe Schiller, Pat McCambridge, Cindy Stone, Joseph Whalen,  Jean Brady,

Donna Simpson, Susan Sagriff, William Young, Karen Stephens, Ryatt Drew, Fr. Sebastian Amato, Brian Knapp,

Bernie Dillon, Zoe Enright, April Jarrell

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​​​Divine Mercy Chapel of the Most Blessed Sacrament - Adoration:  Tuesday 8am to 9pm. 

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Adoration Chapel  Invitation - Feel free to drop by the chapel at Holy Name of Mary anytime on Tuesdays for as long as you want, or if you would like to inquire about partnering up with an existing adorer at a regular time slot, let us know. Feel free to touch base with Fr. Jay (613-396-2846) or Chris Brady (613-242-2485) anytime. 

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If you know of anyone who is Sick, Hospitalized or Homebound and would like a visit from Fr. Jay, please fill out their name and contact information on the sheet available at the back of each Church.  You may also contact the Parish office at 613-396-2846.

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Harvest Supper Results update  - We are still receiving donations for the Harvest Supper.  The results will be published within the next few weeks.  Thank you for your patience.

 

Marysville Catholic Women’s League - 2026 Raffle prize winners are: 1.Matt Fleming 2.Marg Todhunter 3.Barb Hayes 4.Rob Cornett, 5.M. McCormick 6.J. Edwards 7.Kelley McAlpine 8.Cheryl McGuinness 9.Dolores Parks 10.Marilyn Holmes 11.Cathy Zachariah 12.Molly Flendall, 13.Betty Ann Jordan 14.Frank Murphy 15.Jo McAlpine 16.Colleen Downing 17.Christine Shannon 18.Brian Risto and 19.Neil Poutney.  Congratulations! 

Thanks to all who supported the Catholic Women's League Raffle and helped us raise funds for local charities.

 

Helping Hands Food Bank - is in need of Canned Chef Boyardee; peanut butter; canned fruit; Rice and crackers and cookies. And as always if you are not able to donate food items, envelopes are available at the entrance of our three churches for financial donations. We appreciate your support during these difficult times. Thanks for your support.

 

CWL Read - there will be a meeting on Tues, Oct. 20th at 7 pm at the home of Kristen Hannifan. All members most welcome.

 

Holy Rosary CWL invites you to a Chili lunch and Bake Sale on Saturday, October 24, 11am – 2pm in the Parish Hall.. For $10.00 you get a bowl of Chili, Bun and coffee or tea. Eat in or take out.

 

Project Rachel at St. Mary’s Refuge is offering a weekend retreat, Nov. 13-15, 2026, for women who have been hurt by abortion. You can speak with someone who understands and you will have a chance to begin healing from loss and grief. Phone 613-473-2679 or e-mail ProjectRachel@stmarysrefuge.org, & visit stmarysrefuge.org/rachel.

 

Special Jubilee Year – St. Francis of Assisi - A Special Jubilee Year is being celebrated from January 10, 2026 to January 10, 2027, at 7pm in commemoration of the 800th anniversary of the passage of St. Francis of Assisi.  In Kingston, designated pilgrimage churches include St. John the Apostle, Holy Family, and St. Francois d’Assise. A Plenary Indulgence is available under the usual circumstances.  All are welcome to visit when the churches are open for Mass or Adoration on weekdays (Tues.–Fri.) or on weekends.

 

A Silent Peace Vigil - In a time marked by violence, division, and conflict, many people are asking how they can respond in a meaningful way. The Sisters of Providence & Providence Associates invite you to join them for a silent, prayerful vigil in solidarity with all those affected by violence.  In front of Kingston City Hall, Ontario Street, Every Monday  12 noon – 12:30.  Together, these intentions are lifted to the Divine Light that permeates the universe as we pray & work for peace—for our world & for future generations.  Sister Pauline Lally, SP & Valerie Kelly, PA.

 

Spirituality, Religion and Psychotherapy; learning from Jesus - Anne Hanley will lead a presentation on, “Spirituality, Religion and Psychotherapy; learning from Jesus.” The role of religion and spirituality in psychotherapy has received growing attention in the last two decades, with a focus on understanding the ways that religion and spirituality relate to our “wellness”. Followed by discussion.  Blessed Sacrament Parish Hall, 3 Briscoe Street, Amherstview.  Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 7pm.  All are welcome.  Light refreshments. Reception to follow.  Sponsored by The CWL.  NO need to register.

 

St. Rita’s Drop-in Centre - Monday–Friday, 1:00–3:30pm, St. Mary’s Cathedral Outreach to the homeless and poor of the city.  1:00-3:30 pm, Monday to Friday.  Providing safety, great food, showers, and good Christian hospitality and dignity. Inquiries: paty@stmaryscathedral.ca                   

            

Come and experience the SASE course entitled “John”.  The course will be held at St. Michael the Archangel Parish Centre from Thursday, November 19 to Sunday, November 22, 2026.  The cost of registration is $60.  For more information and to register please visit www.sase.ca  contact:  sharttbond@hotmail.com

 

Living and Dying with Real Hope and True Dignity in Christ - Join us for our series Living and Dying with Real Hope and True Dignity in Christ presented in the month of November. We welcome a number of presenters and panelists.  Session 1 – November 5 - Spiritual aspects of death and dying  7:00 -  8:30pm;  Session 2 – November 12 - Practical consideration of the end of life  6pm -  7:30pm;  Session 3 – November 19 - Pastoral care for the dying and those who love them  7pm -  8:30pm.

 

KEYS Winter Clothing Drive 2026 - KEYS is collecting winter clothing donations to support clients in need during the upcoming winter season.   Dates: October 8–20, 2026 (weekdays, excluding Wednesdays) 🕘 Time: 9:30am – 5pm.  Location: The Spire, 82 Sydenham St., Kingston.   Donations Needed: Coats, hats, mittens, gloves, boots, scarves, sweaters, pants, and other warm clothing. All items must be clean and in good condition.  Financial donations and gift cards are also accepted.  For more information: 613-546-5559 ext. 827 or donations@keys.ca

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