BULLETIN ST. PAUL # 371
Week of May 27 to June 2, 2012
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SUNDAY, MAY 21st 2012

Sunday of Pentecost and

Memorial por John Fraser

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Presider & Homilist: Father Maurice
Organist: Michael Li. Cantor: Devin Yuke
Lay Readers: Mark Richardson
Sunday School Coordinator: Colleen Milburn
Sidepeople for May:
Betty Morgan, Bill & Melodie Condlln
Chancel Guild:
betty Morgan & Jean Colwell
Rite: BCP
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The homily this Sunday is focused on
the Celebration of Pentecost,
the birthday of the Church.

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SUNDAY LEAFLET: Please, take home the Sunday Leaflet. It can help you to review the readings, collect, prayers and parish news, or you can share this leaflet with other parishioners or friends who were not able to attend the Sunday Service. Thank you for your cooperation.

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CENTENNIAL BOOK: Our Centennial Book is available. Price $ 35 per book (subsidize price) and signed by the author, Harlan Lunn. Please, plan to buy your copy and one extra copy for birthdays, anniversaries or keep it until Christmas as a gift.
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WHAT THAT MEANS APOCRYPHA?

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WEDNESDAY SERVICE: We started a new series of studies on Apocryphal Books. Join us for our Study & Holy Eucharist on Wednesday, May 30th @ 10 am, followed by coffee time. Liturgical Colour: White. St. Roberta Elizabeth Tilton, Founder of the Women's Auxiliary of the Canadian Church (1925). We pray for the Diocese of Nyahururu, Nigeria. Readings: 1 Peter 1: 18- 2:1; Psalm 147: 13-21 & St. Mark 10: 32-45. 
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COMING ACTIVITIES:
MAY 27 Sunday of Pentecost

MAY 27 Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10;30 am

MAY 28 Meeting with Bishop Poole & Bishop of Monterrey, Mexico

MAY 29 Meeting at Trinity College, Faculty of Theology @ 3 pm

MAY 30 Wednesday Study & Eucharist @ 10 am

MAY 31 Italian Mass @ 10. St.Mary Magdalene

JUN 03 Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10;30 am

JUN 03 Spanish Mass @ 2 pm. Parroquia San Esteban

JUN 05 Postulancy Committee @ 12 pm

JUN 06 Wednesday Study & HE @ 10 am

JUN 06 Corporation meeting @ 12 pm

JUN 06 Clericus @ 1:30 PM @ St. Simon's Church

JUN 07 Italian Mass @ 10 at St. Mary Magdalene

JUN 07 Meeting at St. Anne's Church @ 1:30 pm

JUN 07 Discussion Group from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm

JUN 10 Father's Day

JUN 10 Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10:30 am.
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OUR PARISH PRAYERS:
For those who are travelling:
For those who are sick: Gillian Tenneson, Kay Karbownik, Moldy Condlln, James Spencer, Dominik Mikolajczyk, Peter Crkovski, Bishop Patrick Yu, Lincoln Alexander, Penny Hogge, Stanley Walpoole, Anne Blok, Kim Sloane, Carol McCarthy, George Funnell, Gary Beech, Baulah & Arthur Reid, Norm McLeod, Lynne Argyle, Maureen Curtin, Bernice Graham, Mimi Rossias, Regina Jarowskjy, Martinique Francois and Beulah Alay.
Those who are in need: For the Canadian Forces abroad.
We pray for those who have died: For all those beloved from our congregation, family members, relatives and friends of St. Paul's. Stephen Morgan, Ray Sellars and Emilia Pucci
Our thanksgiving prayer for: Cali, the pet of Harlan Lunn who passed away.
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ANGLICAN COMMUNION CYCLE PRAYERS:
Diocese of Nova Scotia, Canada
Diocese of Nsukka, Nigeria
Diocese of Nyahururu, Nigeria
Diocese of Offa, Nigeria
Diocese of Ogbomoso, Nigeria
Diocese of Ogoni, Nigeria
Diocese of Ohio, USA.
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SOCIAL JUSTICE & ADVOCAY PRAYERS:
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May 27, Pentecost
Pray for St. Bartholomew, Toronto, its breakfast and after-school programs, and its Food Bank and Christmas hamper programs;
and for St. Chad, Toronto, its Tuesday afternoon program of soup kitchen, clothing and food distribution and its monthly community supper.
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FLOWERS AT THE ALTAR:
Please, after you donate flowers to the altar provide your invoice to Shirley Buckley or accumulate for the end of the year for tax purposes.
MAY 27 From Radika in memory for her husban John Fraser
JUN 03 Put your name here

JUN 10 Put your name here

JUN 17 Put your name here

JUN 24 Put your name here.
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THURSDAY DISCUSSION GROUP:
Join us and tet us learn and grow together in this journey of faith. Very inter-active dynamic. We are looking to see you!!!

THURSDAY, JUN 07.

Summer break from June 08 till Thursday, September 20.

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FROM THE ANGLICAN CALENDAR OF SAINTS:
MAY 26 Augustine, First Archbishop of Canterbury, 605

MAY 31 The Visit of the Blessed Virgin May to Elizabeth.

JUN 01 Justin, Martyr at Rome, teacher, c. 167

JUN 02 Martyrs of Lyons, 177

JUN 03 Martyrs of Uganda, 1886

JUN 03 Janani Luwum, Archbishop of Uganda, Martyr, 1977

JUN 04 John XXIII, Bishop of Rome, reformer, 1963

JUN 05 Boniface, Archbishop of Mainz, Martyr, 754

JUN 06 William Grant Broughton, Bishop of Australia, 1853

JUN 09 Columba, Abbot

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LAY READER'S CALENDAR:
MAY 27 Mark Richardson
JUN 03 Radika Fraser
JUN 10 Brian Beech
JUN 17 Harlan Lunn
JUN 24 Jean Colwell
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COFFEE TIME:

MAY 27 Radika Fraser

JUN 03 David Borsa

JUN 10 Garden Tour. Lunch $ 4, money proceeds to St.Paul's

JUN 17 Margaret Lyons and Melissa Diaz

JUN 24 Strawberry Social

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BIRTHDAYS:
JUN 01 Emma Borsa

JUN 04 Joshua Coroa

JUN 09 Roberth Routh

JUN 10 Betty Morgan

JUN 17 Hannah Stankiewicz

JUN 23 Devin Yuke

JUN 28 Win Bourchier

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ANNIVERSARIES:
MAY 31 Baptismal anniversary of Dylan Wood
JUN 04 Baptismal anniversary of Liam Mather
JUN 20 Memorial anniversary of Karol Kamrich
JUN 16 Memorial anniversary of Austen Beech
JUN 26 Marriage anniversary of Andrew & Wendy Gardner
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WHO IS WHO?: Instead of our regulat Who is Who and due that Olympic Games London 2012 are close we dedicate this space to identify from our congregation who is going to compete in this world event. Let us know your answers at coffee tine. Here some clues:
His initials are BB and he is leading the team of divers
Her initials are MN a medallist in gymnastic parallel bars
His initials are DT specialist is archery and golden medallist
Her initials are WB promised us a gold medal in judo
Who they are?
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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN: Still making your pending decision? There is still time! Please, let us know about your support. You will receive a phone call or letter soon. Thank you for your time and good will to give to your parish.
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FOOD BANK: Thank you very much to everyone who is supporting our Food Bank tha we share with those in need. We are asking to focus more into food and supplies for children (diapers). Please, do not bring peanut butter. Thanks.
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WEEKLY SMILE: "Money won't buy happiness, but it will pay the salaries of a large research staff to study the problem." Bill Vaughan
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NEW MISSION STATEMENT: Please, for the first proposal for our Mission Statement taking from our current one, postedin several news board in our church. Please, let us know your feedback or if you want, sent us your proposal as well. Let us accomplish this project by ending May. Thank you very much for your input and interest.
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CURRENT

"St. Paul's Church, Runnymede is a welcoming family
of devoted Christians in Bloor West Toronto.

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We are committed to the fostering of spiritual discovery
and growth for those in the neighbourhood
seeking God in heir lives.

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We strive to achieve this by offering a rich
and varied program of worship, prayers,
education, community service, and by having fun together."

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PROPOSAL # 1

Contribution by Betty Morgan and edited by Harlan Lunn

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St. Paul's Church, Runnymede is a welcoming

and supportive Anglican community.

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We are committed to fostering spiritual growth in the lives

of those seeking the enriching power of God's

unending message of love, compassion and hope.

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PROPOSAL # 2

Contribution of Margaret Lyons.

+"You've got a friend in the neighbourhood."

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PROPOSAL # 3

Anonymous contribution

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"St. Paul's, Runnymede - Join us for the mysteries;

see what will be revealed."

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EPILOGUE: Come and join us. Our Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10:30 am. and our Wednesday Study & Eucharistic Celebration @ 10 am.
See you around. Chanel your gifts and talents with us!

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YOUR PARISH
Email: iglesiastesteban@hotmail.com

http://www.stpaulsrunnymede.ca

EUROPE'S OLDEST BOOK:

St Cuthbert's gospel which survived pillaging Vikings and lay in his coffin for centuries is sold for £9m.

• The seventh century St Cuthbert Gospel is on show at the London library
• Book is a copy of the Gospel of St John
• It was buried alongside St Cuthbert, an early English Christian leader, on the island of Lindisfarne off the coast of Northumberland in around AD698
• Coffin was moved off island to escape Viking raiders and taken to Durham
• Book was found when the coffin was opened at Durham Cathedral in 1104
• Its original red leather binding survives today
• Now bought by the British Library for £9million.

The earliest surviving intact European book, which lay buried in a saint's coffin for hundreds of years, has been bought by the British Library for £9million.

The seventh century St Cuthbert Gospel is on show at the library in King's Cross, north London.

It was purchased and saved for the nation after a multimillion-pound fundraising effort.

Dame Lynne Brindley, the British Library's chief executive, said: 'This was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to secure the Gospel for the nation and we were both grateful and touched that so many people felt moved to support our campaign.'

The book was produced in the north of England in the late seventh century and buried alongside St Cuthbert, an early English Christian leader, on the island of Lindisfarne off the coast of Northumberland in around AD698.

The coffin was moved off the island to escape Viking raiders and taken to Durham, where the book, which is a copy of the Gospel of St John, was found when the coffin was opened at the cathedral in 1104. Its original red leather binding survives today.

The single largest contribution to the campaign was a £4.5million grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund but there were also donations from charitable trusts and the public.

Dame Lynne said: 'To look at this small and intensely beautiful treasure from the Anglo-Saxon period is to see it exactly as those who created it in the seventh century would have seen it.

'The exquisite binding, the pages, even the sewing structure survive intact, offering us a direct connection with our forebears 1,300 years ago.

'Its importance in the history of the book and its association with one of Britain’s foremost saints make it unique, so I am delighted to announce the successful acquisition of the St Cuthbert Gospel by the British Library.

'This precious item will remain in public hands so that present and future generations can learn from it.'

The book will also go on show in Durham next year.

The Very Rev Michael Sadgrove, Dean of Durham, said: 'It is the best possible news to know that the Cuthbert Gospel has been saved for the nation. For the people of Durham and north-east England, this is a most treasured book. Buried with Cuthbert and retrieved from his coffin, it held a place of great honour in Durham Cathedral Priory.'


St Cuthbert was born circa 634 in Northumbria and is regarded as one of the most important medieval saints in England.

He was inspired to become a monk, and later a bishop, after spotting a vision in the night sky while working as a shepherd in 651.

St Aidan, the founder of Lindisfarne, died that same night - Cuthbert immediately vowed to follow a monastic path.

He was a monk at Melrose Abbey between 651 to 664, after which he became prior at Lindisfarne until 676.

In 684, he became bishop of Lindisfarne but resigned in late 686 as he thought he was on the verge of dying.

He was buried at Lindisfarne Prior in 687 before his coffin was moved to Durham Cathedral to escape Viking raiders.

HAPPY VICTORIA'S DAY

Enjoy the long weekend.

Drive safe.

Your parish.

BULLETIN ST. PAUL # 370
Week of May 20 to 26, 2012

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SUNDAY, MAY 20th 2012

Seventh Sunday of Easter and

Ascension Sunday.

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Presider & Homilist: Father Maurice
Organist: Michael Li. Cantor: Devin Yuke
Lay Readers: Jean Colwell
Sunday School Coordinator: Colleen Milburn
Sidepeople for May:
Betty Morgan, Bill & Melodie Condlln
Chancel Guild:
Collen Milburn & Radika Fraser
Rite: BAS
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The homily this Sunday is focus on
Jesus prays for his people

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SUNDAY LEAFLET: Please, take home the Sunday Leaflet. It can help you to review the readings, collect, prayers and parish news, or you can share this leaflet with other parishioners or friends who were not able to attend the Sunday Service. Thank you for your cooperation.

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CENTENNIAL BOOK: Our Centennial Book is available. Price $ 35 per book (subsidize price) and signed by the author, Harlan Lunn. Please, plan to buy your copy and one extra copy for birthdays, anniversaries or keep it until Christmas as a gift.

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WEDNESDAY SERVICE: Join us for our Study & Holy Eucharist on Wednesday, May 23rd @ 10 am, followed by coffee time. Liturgical Colour: White. We pray for the Diocese of Northern Texas, USA. Readings: Acts 10: 28-38; Psalm 68: 28-36 & St. John 17: 11b-19. 
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COMING ACTIVITIES:
MAY 20 Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10:30 am

MAY 20 Spanish Mass @ 2 pm. Parroquia San Esteban

MAY 23 Wednesday Study & Eucharist @ 10 am

MAY 24 Italian Mass @ 10 am. St. Mary Magdalene

MAY 24 Discussion Group from 7:30 to 8:30 pm

MAY 25 Meeting with Bishop of Monterrey, Mexico

MAY 25 Ecumenical Service @ 6 pm @ Holy Trinity

MAY 27 Sunday of Pentecost

MAY 27 Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10;30 am

MAY 28 Meeting with Bishop Poole & Bishop of Monterrey, Mexico

MAY 29 Meeting at Trinity College, Faculty of Theology @ 3 pm

MAY 30 Wednesday Study & Eucharist @ 10 am

MAY 31 Italian Mass @ 10. St.Mary Magdalene

JUN 03 Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10;30 am

JUN 03 Spanish Mass @ 2 pm. Parroquia San Esteban

JUN 05 Postulancy Committee @ 12 pm

JUN 06 Wednesday Study & HE @ 10 am

JUN 06 Corporation meeting @ 12 pm

JUN 06 Clericus @ 1:30 PM @ St. Simon's Church

JUN 07 Italian Mass @ 10 at St. Mary Magdalene

JUN 07 Meeting at St. Anne's Church @ 1:30 pm

JUN 07 Discussion Group from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm

JUN 10 Father's Day

JUN 10 Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10:30 am.
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OUR PARISH PRAYERS:
For those who are travelling:
For those who are sick: Dominik Mikolajczyk, Peter Crkovski, Bishop Patrick Yu, Lincoln Alexander, Penny Hogge, Stanley Walpoole, Anne Blok, Kim Sloane, Carol McCarthy, George Funnell, Gary Beech, Baulah & Arthur Reid, Norm McLeod, Lynne Argyle, Maureen Curtin, Bernice Graham, Mimi Rossias, Regina Jarowskjy, Martinique Francois and Beulah Alay.
Those who are in need: For the Canadian Forces abroad.
We pray for those who have died: For all those beloved from our congregation, family members, relatives and friends of St. Paul's. Stephen Morgan, Ray Sellars and Emilia Pucci
Our thanksgiving prayer for: The ministry of our lay readers and communion ministers.
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ANGLICAN COMMUNION CYCLE PRAYERS:
Diocese of Northern Territories, Australia
Diocese of Northern Uganda, Uganda
Diocese of Northern Zambia, Zambia
Diocese of Northern Texas, USA
Diocese of Northern Pennsylvania, USA
Diocese of Norwich, England.
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SOCIAL JUSTICE & ADVOCAY PRAYERS:+
May 20, Easter 7 / Sunday after Ascension
Pray for St. Augustine of Canterbury, Toronto, its support of the Flemingdon Park Ministry, Amnesty International, the Flemingdon Park Food Bank and All Saints Church Community Centre;
and for St. Barnabas, Chester, its Prayer Shawl Ministry, volunteer support for the ecumenical Out of the Cold Program, Deacon’s Cupboard, support of an orphanage in Haiti, volunteer support for a weekly Ecumenical Dinner, and participation in the East York Strategy, working with youth in the area to curb violence and teach life skills.
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May 27, Pentecost

Pray for St. Bartholomew, Toronto, its breakfast and after-school programs, and its Food Bank and Christmas hamper programs;
and for St. Chad, Toronto, its Tuesday afternoon program of soup kitchen, clothing and food distribution and its monthly community supper.
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FLOWERS AT THE ALTAR:Please, after you donate flowers to the altar provide your invoice to Shirley Buckley or accumulate for the end of the year for tax purposes.
MAY 20 Put your name here

MAY 27 Put your name here

JUN 03 Put your name here

JUN 10 Put your name here

JUN 17 Put your name here

JUN 24 Put your name here.
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THURSDAY DISCUSSION GROUP: Join us and tet us learn and grow together in this journey of faith. Very inter-active dynamic. We are looking to see you!!!

THURSDAY, MAY 24

THURSDAY, JUN 07.

Summer break from June 08 till after Labour Day in September.

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FROM THE ANGLICAN CALENDAR OF SAINTS:
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MAY 25 Bede, Priest, Monk of Jarrow, 735

MAY 26 Augustine, First Archbishop of canterbury, 605

MAY 31 The Visit of the Blessed Virgin May to Elizabeth.

JUN 01 Justin, Martyr at Rome, teacher, c. 167

JUN 02 Martyrs of Lyons, 177

JUN 03 Martyrs of Uganda, 1886

JUN 03 Janani Luwum, Archbishop of Uganda, Martyr, 1977

JUN 04 John XXIII, Bishop of Rome, reformer, 1963

JUN 05 Boniface, Archbishop of Mainz, Martyr, 754

JUN 06 William Grant Broughton, Bishop of Australia, 1853

JUN 09 Columba, Abbot of iona, Missionary, 597.

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LAY READER'S CALENDAR:
MAY 20 Jean Colwell
MAY 27 Mark Richardson
JUN 03 Radika Fraser
JUN 10 Brian Beech
JUN 17 Harlan Lunn
JUN 24 Jean Colwell

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COFFEE TIME:

MAY 20 Bev Weir & Alan Peters

MAY 27 Put your name here

JUN 03 Put your name here

JUN 10 Put your name here

JUN 17 Put your name here

JUN 24 Put your name here

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BIRTHDAYS:

JUN 01 Emma Borsa

JUN 04 Joshua Coroa

JUN 09 Roberth Routh

JUN 10 Betty Morgan

JUN 17 Hannah Stankiewicz

JUN 23 Devin Yuke

JUN 28 Win Bourchier 

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ANNIVERSARIES:
JUN 04 Baptismal anniversary of Liam Mather
JUN 20 Memorial anniversary of Karol Kamrich
JUN 16 Memorial anniversary of Austen Beech
JUN 26 Marriage anniversary of Andrew & Wendy Gardner
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THE BAPTISM OF THOMAS PAUL TANCHAK: held on Sunday, May 13th @ 10:30 am in our parish. Thomas Paul was very comfortable and he enjoyed his first step in the Christian faith.

From left to right: John Ayre, grandfather of Thomas Paul; Paul Tanchak & Lesia Lysyk, godparents; and Katherine and Adrian Tanchak, parents of the amazing little Thomas Paul.

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WHO IS WHO?: Each month we will have a person to discover! A few clues and let us guess the person's name: Nice couple with nice children. Great smile, full of life, study outside of Toronto, loves her borther (joke) and photography. So, who are the people of May? Let us know during the coffee hour.
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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN: Still making your pending decision? There is still time! Please, let us know about your support. You will receive a phone call or letter soon. Thank you for your time and good will to give to your parish.
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PROPERTY REPORT: The Property Committee resported that we installed new fence on Evans Avenue, in this way we accomplish another new step to provide a better service to our tenants and neighbourhood.

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SEMINAR ON BEING PREPARED & PLANNING AHEAD, an initiative of Turner & Porter Funeral Home and the Chancel Guild of St. Paul's Church, Runnymede was held on Wednesday, May 16th at 7:30 pm. The seminar was led by Gordon McGregor and was attended by 11 people. Great presentation with attractive visual support, materials were provided and the seminar was very appreciated by everybody who attended. Please, contact Margaret Lyons for more details about this event.
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FOOD BANK: Thank you very much to everyone who is supporting our Food Bank tha we share with those in need. We are asking to focus more into food and supplies for children (diapers). Please, do not bring peanut butter. Thanks.
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WEEKLY SMILE: "Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which is stored than anything on which it is poured." Mark Twain
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NEW MISSION STATEMENT: Please, for the first proposal for our Mission Statement taking from our current one, postedin several news board in our church. Please, let us know your feedback or if you want, sent us your proposal as well. Let us accomplish this project by ending May. Thank you very much for your input and interest.
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CURRENT

"St. Paul's Church, Runnymede is a welcoming family
of devoted Christians in Bloor West Toronto.

.

We are committed to the fostering of spiritual discovery
and growth for those in the neighbourhood
seeking God in heir lives.

.

We strive to achieve this by offering a rich
and varied program of worship, prayers,
education, community service, and by having fun together."

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PROPOSAL # 1

Contribution by Betty Morgan and edited by Harlan Lunn

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St. Paul's Church, Runnymede is a welcoming

and supportive Anglican community.

We are committed to fostering spiritual growth in the lives

of those seeking the enriching power of God's

unending message of love, compassion and hope.

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PROPOSAL # 2

Contribution of Margaret Lyons.

"You've got a friend in the neighbourhood."

PROPOSAL # 3

Anonymous contribution

"St. Paul's, Runnymede - Join us for the mysteries;

see what will be revealed."

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EPILOGUE: Come and join us. Our Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10:30 am. and our Wednesday Study & Eucharistic Celebration @ 10 am.
See you around. Chanel your gifts and talents with us!

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YOUR PARISH
Email: iglesiastesteban@hotmail.com

http://www.stpaulsrunnymede.ca

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Week of May 13 to 19, 2012

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BULLETIN ST. PAUL # 369

Week of May 13 to 19, 2012

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SUNDAY, MAY 13th 2012
Sixth Sunday of Easter, Mother's Day and

The Baptism of Thomas Paul Tanchak

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Presider & Homilist: Father Maurice
Organist: Michael Li. Cantor: Devin Yuke
Communion Minister: Margaret Lyons
Readers: Kathryn Siddal, Thomas Ayre,

Theresa Mader & John Ayre.
Sunday School Coordinator: Colleen Milburn
Sidepeople for May:
Betty Morgan, Bill & Melodie Condlln
Chancel Guild:
Shirley Buckley & Mary Novak
Rite: BAS
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The Homily this Sunday is based on the Gospel of

St. John 15: 9-17 in the context of the

Holy Baptism of Thomas Paul Tanchak

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SUNDAY LEAFLET: Please, take home the Sunday Leaflet. It can help you to review the readings, collect, prayers and parish news, or you can share this leaflet with other parishioners or friends who were not able to attend the Sunday Service. Thank you for your cooperation.
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CENTENNIAL BOOK: Our Centennial Book is available. Price $ 35 per book (subsidize price) and signed by the author, Harlan Lunn. Please, plan to buy your copy and one extra copy for birthdays, anniversaries or keep it until Christmas as a gift.
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WEDNESDAY SERVICE: Join us for our Study & Holy Eucharist on Wednesday, May 16th @ 10 am, followed by coffee time. Liturgical Colour: White. We pray for the Diocese of Northern Mexico, Mexico. Readings: Acts 17: 15, 22- 18: 1-8; Psalm 148 & St. John 16: 12-20.
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COMING ACTIVITIES:
MAY 13 Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10:30 am
MAY 13 Mother's Day
MAY 13 Baptism of Thomas Paul Tanchak @ 10:30 am
MAY 13 Spanish Mass @ 2 pm. Parroquia San Esteban
MAY 14-16 Clergy Conference in St. Catherine
MAY 16 Wednesday Study & Morning Prayer @ 10 am
MAY 16 being Prepared & Planning Ahead Seminar @ 7:30 pm
MAY 17 Italian Mass @ 10 am. St. Mary Magdalene

MAY 20 Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10:30 am

MAY 20 Spanish Mass @ 2 pm. Parroquia San Esteban

MAY 23 Wednesday Study & Eucharist @ 10 am

MAY 24 Italian Mass @ 10 am. St. Mary Magdalene

MAY 24 Discussion Group from 7:30 to 8:30 pm

MAY 27 Sunday of Pentecost

MAY 27 Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10;30 am

MAY 28 Meeting with Bishop Poole & Bishop of Monterrey, Mexico

MAY 29 Meeting at Trinity College, Faculty of Theology @ 3 pm

MAY 30 Wednesday Study & Eucharist @ 10 am

MAY 31 Italian Mass @ 10. St.Mary Magdalene
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OUR PARISH PRAYERS:
For those who are travelling:
For those who are sick: Dominik Mikolajczyk, Peter Crkovski, Bishop Patrick Yu, Lincoln Alexander, Penny Hogge, Stanley Walpoole, Anne Blok, Kim Sloane, Carol McCarthy, George Funnell, Gary Beech, Baulah & Arthur Reid, Norm McLeod, Lynne Argyle, Maureen Curtin, Bernice Graham, Mimi Rossias, Regina Jarowskjy, Martinique Francois and Beulah Alay.
Those who are in need: For the Canadian Forces abroad.
We pray for those who have died: For all those beloved from our congregation, family members, relatives and friends of St. Paul's. Stephen Morgan, Ray Sellars and Emilia Pucci
Our thanksgiving prayer for: The coming baptism of Thomas Paul, his parents Katherine & Adrian, godparents leslia & Paul, and all members, relatives and friends of the families Tanchak & Ayre.
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ANGLICAN COMMUNION CYCLE PRAYERS:
Diocese of North Carolina, USA
Diocese of North Indiana, USA
Diocese of North Luan, Philippines
Diocese of Northern Mexico, Mexico
Diocese of Northern Malawi, Central Africa
Diocese of Northern Michigan, USA
Diocese of Northern Philippines, Philippines
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SOCIAL JUSTICE & ADVOCAY PRAYERS:

May 13, Easter 6

Pray for the St. Andrew Japanese Congregation, Toronto, its support of the Flemingdon Park Ministry and St. Monica’s, its outreach to the Momiji Seniors’ Residence, and other social outreach in the Japanese Canadian community;
and for St. Anne’s Place, a LOFT program providing affordable, supportive housing for seniors.

May 20, Easter 7 / Sunday after Ascension

Pray for St. Augustine of Canterbury, Toronto, its support of the Flemingdon Park Ministry, Amnesty International, the Flemingdon Park Food Bank and All Saints Church Community Centre;
and for St. Barnabas, Chester, its Prayer Shawl Ministry, volunteer support for the ecumenical Out of the Cold Program, Deacon’s Cupboard, support of an orphanage in Haiti, volunteer support for a weekly Ecumenical Dinner, and participation in the East York Strategy, working with youth in the area to curb violence and teach life skills.

May 27, Pentecost

Pray for St. Bartholomew, Toronto, its breakfast and after-school programs, and its Food Bank and Christmas hamper programs;
and for St. Chad, Toronto, its Tuesday afternoon program of soup kitchen, clothing and food distribution and its monthly community supper.
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FLOWERS AT THE ALTAR:Please, after you donate flowers to the altar provide your invoice to Shirley Buckley or accumulate for the end of the year for tax purposes.

MAY 13 Put your name here

MAY 20 Put your name here

MAY 27 Put your name here.
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THURSDAY DISCUSSION GROUP: Join us and let us learn and grow together in this journey of faith and spirit. Very inter-active dynamic. We are looking for you!!!!!!

THURSDAY, MAY 24

THURSDAY, JUN 07.

Summer break from June 08 till after Labour Day in September

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PIPPER THE RIDER. Our brother Devin Yuke is challening himself very hard. Last week, he rided his bicycle from Toronto to London. he finish his ride of 210 kilometres in 10 hours and 43 minutes. He is inviting now other from St. Paul's, to join him in this odyssee. Are you ready?
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FROM THE ANGLICAN CALENDAR OF SAINTS:

MAY 14 Saint Matthias the Apostle (see above)

MAY 19 Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury, 988

MAY 25 Bede, Priest, Monk of Jarrow, 735

MAY 26 Augustine, First Archbishop of canterbury, 605

MAY 31 The Visit of the Blessed Virgin May to Elizabeth

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LAY READER'S CALENDAR:
MAY 13 Margaret LyonsMAY 20 Jean Colwell

May 27 Mark Richardson

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COFFEE TIME:

MAY 13 The Tanchaks

MAY 20 Bev Weir & Alan Peters

MAY 27 Put your name here

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BIRTHDAYS:MAY 09 Gavin Diaz
MAY 10 Joan Stankiewicz

MAY 13 Marjorie Babb

MAY 16 Kyle Diaz

MAY 16 Nyle Diaz.

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ANNIVERSARIES:
MAY 02 Memorial Anniv.of Rotha Surtherland
MAY 10 Marriage Anniversary of Fr. Maurice & Mary
MAY 13 Baptismal Anniversary of Marley Bradfield

MAY 13 Baptismal Anniversary of Leonard Mathu

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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN: Still making your pending decision? There is still time! Please, let us know about your support. You will receive a phone call or letter soon. Thank you for your time and good will to give to your parish.

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PROPERTY REPORT: The Property Committee resported that we installed new fence on Evans Avenue, in this way we accomplish another new step to provide a better service to our tenants and neighbourhood.

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FOOD BANK: Thank you very much to everyone who is supporting our Food Bank tha we share with those in need. We are asking to focus more into food and supplies for children (diapers). Please, do not bring peanut butter. Thanks.
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WEEKLY SMILE: Some superb definitions to ponder: Conference: The confusion of one person multiplied by the number present."
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WHO IS WHO?: Each month we will have a person to discover! A few clues and let us guess the person's name: Nice couple with nice children. Great smile, full of life, study outside of Toronto, loves her borther (joke) and photography. So, who are the people of May? Let us know during the coffee hour.
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NEW MISSION STATEMENT: Please, for the first proposal for our Mission Statement taking from our current one, postedin several news board in our church. Please, let us know your feedback or if you want, sent us your proposal as well. Let us accomplish this project by ending May. Thank you very much for your input and interest.
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CURRENT

"St. Paul's Church, Runnymede is a welcoming family
of devoted Christians in Bloor West Toronto.

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We are committed to the fostering of spiritual discovery
and growth for those in the neighbourhood
seeking God in heir lives.

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We strive to achieve this by offering a rich
and varied program of worship, prayers,
education, community service, and by having fun together."

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PROPOSAL # 1

Contribution by Betty Morgan and edited by Harlan Lunn

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St. Paul's Church, Runnymede is a welcoming

and supportive Anglican community.

We are committed to fostering spiritual growth in the lives

of those seeking the enriching power of God's

unending message of love, compassion and hope.

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PROPOSAL # 2

Contribution of Margaret Lyons.

"You've got a friend in the neighbourhood."

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EPILOGUE: Come and join us. Our Sunday Service & Sunday School @ 10:30 am. and our Wednesday Study & Eucharistic Celebration @ 10 am.
See you around. Chanel your gifts and talents with us!

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YOUR PARISH
Email: iglesiastesteban@hotmail.com

http://www.stpaulsrunnymede.ca

MEMORIES

Last a Lifetime

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Presented by St.Paul's, Runnymede

in conjunction with Turner & Porter

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BEING PREPARED

& PLANNING AHEAD SEMINAR

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Please join us for an interactive trip down lane that

captures the reverence of our stories and the importance of

taking care of our life events in advance.

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This seminar provides the opportunity to assess & record

our own personal preferences & wishes regarding life planning.

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Complementary Life Story Memory Book

provided for each participant.

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WHERE:

St. Paul's Church, Runnymede

404 Willard Avenue

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WHEN:

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Presentation begins at 7:30 pm

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Refreshments provided.

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To register by phone, call Gordon: 416-346-2697

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