St. James C.W.L. is hosting a Christmas Pot Luck for all the ladies of
St. James Church on Tuesday, December 2nd. The meal will be in the sacristy starting at 6:00pm. Please bring your plate and cutlery along with some non-perishable goods for the Seaforth Food Bank. The meeting portion of the night will start at 7:15pm. New members welcome.
CWL Dues will be collected at the back of the church on November 16 and 23. Dues are $35. Payment can also be placed in the collection basket or at the Parish Office before the end of December. Please consider registering. We welcome everyone over the age of 18. Your registration helps us provide essential services to our Parish. More volunteer help is needed. We meet 4-5 times per year. We support all socials and events in the Parish and Family of Parishes; we host an annual fundraiser and Christmas Dinner; and provide financial support to local charities. Questions? Please contact Jan O’Rourke for more information.
CWL Christmas Dinner in the Parish Hall at 6 pm, followed by a Candle Making Workshop with Farm Girl Candles, Hensall. Choose from 3 sizes of candle when you sign up for dinner. Dinner is $20/person. Candle Prices are $25, $30 or $60. Please contact Jan O’Rourke at 519-272-4320 or kjorourke8@gmail.com for more information or to sign up. Sign up sheets will be at the back of the church on November 16th and 23rd.
Regular monthly meetings are on the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm in the Sacristy.
It is membership time. Fees are $35.00.
Fees can be remitted by cash; by cheque paid to ST. James CWL;
e-transfer c4thblakes@tcc.on.ca;
fees can be put in collection basket;
or to Elaine Vandenhengel , box 275, Seaforth, N0K 1W0
Kinkora CWL has regular monthly meetings on the first Wednesday of the month at 7:30 pm in the Kinkora Community Center. Refreshments provided. Everyone welcome.
To: The Faithful of the Diocese of London Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, I pray that you and your families are safe and healthy during these challenging times. Following Premier Ford’s announcement earlier today, I am happy to inform you that our Diocese is now beginning the process of reopening our churches. This is exciting news for us and all other faith communities in Ontario. The announcement, with the changes it makes to restrictions on gatherings, recognizes the importance of places of worship. We are grateful to Premier Ford and Minister McNaughton, the Minister designated to lead the coordination with faith communities during the pandemic.
A MESSAGE FROM BISHOP FABBRO At the weekly teleconference with the Episcopal Council, we discussed the extension of the COVID-19 lockdown. I direct the following be communicated to all people of the Diocese:
COVID-19 UPDATE FROM BISHOP FABBRO I convened the Episcopal Council and the following represents a consensus of the Council, and it is my intention that these new directives become effective immediately:
With our situation changing on a daily – and sometimes hourly – basis, I convened the Episcopal Council in a conference call to get a sense of how they, our pastoral teams, our employees, and our parishioners are faring in this difficult time. Click the link for the following directives to come into effect immediately.
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, The following directives, which include the temporary suspension of all public Masses in our diocese and restrictions on the celebration of the other sacraments, will be hard on all of us. The Eucharist and the sacraments are the very heart of our Catholic faith. After consulting with public health officials, however, we decided that it is our responsibility as citizens to work together with others in our communities to take measures to minimize the spread of COVID-19 and to care for those who are sick and most vulnerable as a result of this virus.