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DioceseMarch 7, 2023
MASS OFFERINGS: Effective April 10, 2023, a new rate of $15.00 for Mass intentions will be in effect for the Diocese of Moncton. For over 40 years, the $10.00 fee has remained the same. Please be assured that priests from here and elsewhere will celebrate all Masses reserved before April 10, 2023, at the $10.00 rate. Archbishop Valéry Vienneau
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DioceseFebruary 28, 2023
Journey through Lent 2023 video reflections: Journey through Lent with Cardinal Lacroix’s reflections (FR) and Bishop Brian Dunn's reflections (EN) on the gospel readings for each Sunday of Lent. The videos will be posted every Monday on the CCCB website here in English and French:
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DioceseFebruary 14, 2023
Lenten Walk with the Lord – 40 Acts of Kindness A parishioner is presenting an additional or optional way to enhance and enrich your Lenten commitment and experience. “Lenten Walk with the Lord” invites you to do one (1) simple act of kindness for each of the 40 days of Lent. There is a calendar available here to help you keep track of your kindnesses along with some simple instructions to help guide you.. For example, kindness can be as simple as a smile and often begins at home.
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DioceseJanuary 18, 2023
A mass will be celebrated by Archbishop Valéry Vienneau for the deceased Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI. This mass will be bilingual and will take place at the cathedral on Wednesday, January 18, 2023, at 9:00 a.m. All are welcome.
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DioceseOctober 27, 2022
Synod 2021-2023 Pope Françis announced last May a new Synod of Bishops for 2023. The theme will be « For a Synodal Church: Communion, Participation and Mission ». ‘Synod’ is an ancient and venerable word in the Tradition of the Church, whose meaning draws on the deepest themes of Revelation […] It indicates the path along which the People of God walk together. It will be held in three phases: diocesan, continental and universal. Synod Update You are invited to click here for a compilation of all the Parish Reports that we have received. (Please note the input from our English speaking parishes begins at Page 29.) We have summarized this compilation and sent to the CCCB our Diocesan Report, found here. The CCCB has submitted its national Synod Synthesis to the Holy See. The national synthesis document is divided into 11 sections, collectively reflecting on the major themes of this process and the voices heard. The report can be found through the CCCB Website online at the following link: https://www.cccb.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Synod-on-Synodality-EN-2022-08-31.pdf What is a Synod of Bishops ? Synods have been held since the Vatican II Council (1962-1965). They have a consultative function, sort of a« mini Council » which serve to manifest the collaboration among Bishops and to deepen certain topics. Since their beginning, Synods have treated many important subjects for the Church. “Everyone listening to each other and all listening to the Holy Spirit” The Church of God is convened in Synod. The journey to this important Assembly entitled For a Synodal Church: Communion, Participation and Mission was launched by Pope Francis on October 9th and 10th, 2021. For the first time in the history of this institution created by Pope Paul VI who wished to pursue the collegial experience of Vatican II, the upcoming Synod will be decentralized; i.e., every local Church from all continents is asked to take part in its preparation. A week following Pope Francis’ official announcement of a Synodal journey, dioceses on all five continents, under the presidency of their respective Bishops, invited men and women of faith to listen to one another and to the Holy Spirit. In solidarity with Pope Francis – who has promoted synodality since the beginning of his pontificate and who insists on a broad preparation of the Synod in order to listen to the People of God – the Synodal process starts at the ground level with each local Church. Once the initial phase is completed, the process will move through the Episcopal Conferences to the continental level on its way to the Synod of Bishops, in October 2023. Of concern to all Parishes and Pastoral Units as well as baptized individuals, this first phase is of vital importance since it involves listening to the People of God who is guided by the Holy Spirit. “If listening is the method of the Synodal process, and discerning is the aim, then participation is the path.
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DioceseOctober 4, 2022
The Season of Creation is an annual Christian celebration to listen and respond together to the cry of Creation and to join together to pray for and protect our common home, Mother Earth. The Season of Creation begins on September 1, the World Day of Prayer for the Integrity of Creation, and ends on October 4, the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, the beloved patron saint of ecology of many Christian denominations. The theme for 2022 is "Listen to the Voice of Creation." Click here for the theme of the week of September 1st: LISTEN TO THE VOICE OF THE OCEANS Click here for the theme of the week of September 7th: LISTEN TO THE VOICE OF NOURISHING EARTH Click here for the theme of the week of September 14th: LISTEN TO THE VOICE OF THE RIGHT TO A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT Click here for the theme of the week of September 21st: LISTEN TO THE VOICE OF THE NORTH Click here for the blessing of animals (Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, October 4th)
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DioceseAugust 6, 2022
Neuvaine à Notre Dame de l’Assomption du 6 au 15 août, 2022. Voici l’horaire de la semaine : Le samedi 6 août, et les 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 et 13 août au Monument : 10 h Chemin de croix, 18h30; Chapelet, 19 h messe. Le dimanche 7 août au Monument : 10h Chapelet, 10h30 messe. Le dimanche 14 août, au Monument; 10h Chapelet, 10h30 messe, 13h30 Vente à un sou /Penny sale au Club d’âge d’or de Rogersville. Le lundi 15 août, à l’église : 10h30- Heure mariale (avec Yolande), 14h30- Bénédiction des malades (Père Wislais) au Monument : 19h Chapelet, 19h30 messe, suivi de la procession des flambeaux à 21h00 Bonne neuvaine à vous tous et toutes! Bon 15 août!
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DioceseJuly 25, 2022
As the Church, it is our shared responsibility to facilitate this apostolic journey and the planning that it entails. There are many costs associated with the papal visit which are the direct responsibility of the Church, and we need your help to ensure the financial means that will further support this journey of our Holy Father in Canada towards healing and reconciliation with our Indigenous brothers and sisters. You may click on the following text to: DONATE TO THE PAPAL VISIT .
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