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Carbonear, Newfoundland, Canada |
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PO Box 429
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St. Patrick's Church, Carbonear Bulletins in Memory ofIt is now possible to donate the cost of publishing the weekly bulletin in memory of a loved one, to remember you, your family or friends in prayer, or simply to advertise your business. There will be a special section in each weekly bulletin to announce your donation and your intention. The amount of your donation is up to you (a minimum of $25,.00, as this is the approximate cost of publishing the bulletin each week). For income tax purposes, all donations will be credited to your yearly contribution receipt or, if you wish, on a separate receipt. Please contact the parish office to make your donation and to reserve your date.Philomena Chafe Memorial PilgrimagePhilomena Chafe Memorial Pilgrimage to St. Anne de Beaupre (with visits to St. Joseph's Oratory and Cap de la Madeleine). Group 1: June 4-11, 2007. Group 2: August 16-23, 2007. Contact Joanne Chafe at 709-579-7924. Catechetical ProgramPreparation for First Communion and First Penance has begun and is included in the home based Catechetical Program. If you have any questions, you may contact Eleanor Ash at 596-3939. Confirmation Preparation (for those born 1993 or earlier) takes place in a parish based program. Classes will begin soon. If you have not already registered, please do so as soon as possible by calling Eleanor Ash at 596-3939, or the parish office.
First Penance - May 29, 2007 First Communion - June 10, 2007 Confirmation - June 17, 2007 Priests Buried in Carbonear CemeteryThere are 9 priests buried in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Carbonear. Three priests, Msgr. Felix McCarthy (d. 1944), Father William Cullen (d. 1948) and Msgr. Edward O'Brien (d. 1986) are buried on the south side of the church. Father Lawrence George (d. 1992) is buried in a family plot along side of his parents. The grave sites of Rev. Dr. Edward Jones (d. 1964) and Father John Mackey (d. 1952) are found in the old cemetery, just west of the Convent building. The grave site of Msgr. Joseph Peddle (d. 1976) is found in the new cemetery. The grave site of Father James Donnely (d. 1916) is difficult to find; the headstone is tipped over and is in three pieces. It is located west of Fr. John Mackey's gravesite. Major work required on site. The gravesite of Father James Gleeson (d. 1848) is not precisely known. His gravesite is located around the south-east area of the Convent building and is probably asphalted over. Fr. Gleason's headstone was moved to a religious plot in the old cemetery probably in the 1970s, but since 1983 the headstone has also disappeared, and is probably concreted over. Some type of a marker or headstone needs to be erected. Father Gleason was the first resident priest of St. Patrick's Parish, Carbonear. Perhaps you could share your treasure and make a donation or offering in the memory of Father Donnelly and Father Gleeson. Your gift would be used to fix up Fr. Donnelly's gravesite and erect a replacement Headstone for Father Gleeson. There are envelopes available at the back of the church or you may use a blank envelop (be sure to add your name and envelope number). Your stewardship is greatly appreciated and will be acknowledged in a later bulletin. If you have any questions, you may call the parish office at 596-5232. For more infomation on the priests buried in Carbonear, check this link: http://www.stpatricksparish.info/buriedpriests/pastpriests.htm Today's Date is
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