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Livestream of the Sunday EucharistMass May 18, 2025 – Fifth Sunday of Easter. Click on the YouTube link.YouTube Linkhttps://youtube.com/live/K-fI4YLBq7I?feature=share_blank
National Family and Life WeekNational Family and Life Week 2025 begins on May 11 and concludes on May 18. As we journey together as “Pilgrims of Hope” in this Jubilee Year, let us reflect on the gift of hope God gives us through our families. Click on the link to go to the CCCB website for further information.Information Linkhttps://www.cccb.ca/faith-moral-issues/family-and-life/national-family-and-life-week/_blank
We have a Pope!Click on the link to read a letter from Archbishop Murray Chatlain concerning the election of Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as Pope Leo XIV.Link to Letterhttps://archwinnipeg.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/2025-5-8_AbpMc-A-Letter-on-the-Election-of-Pope-Leo-XIV.pdf_blank
OMPH Devotions at 6:15 pm on May 21, 2025NOTE CHANGE OF TIME: Our Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions will commence at 6:15 pm in St. John XXIII Church immediately before Mass to be celebrated at 6:30 pm. (Times have been adjusted on designated Wednesday evenings to accommodate The Creed Study Sessions being held from 7:00 to 9:00 pm.) http://www.redemptorist.tv_blank
Jubilee Year 2025: "Pilgrims of Hope"The local Opening Mass of the Jubilee was held on Sunday, December 29, 2024 at St. Mary's Cathedral in downtown Winnipeg. The celebration began at 2:30 pm in the Cathedral Parish Hall followed by an indoor pilgrim walk to the Cathedral for Mass. Click on the link to go to the Archdiocese of Winnipeg's Jubilee Resources.Link to Jubilee Resourceshttps://archwinnipeg.ca/jubilee-2025/_blank
Archive of LiturgiesClick here to access our parish's YouTube Channel for archive of liturgies live-streamed at Saint John XXIII Church.YouTube Linkhttps://www.youtube.com/@saintjohnxxiiiwinnipeg9919/streams_blank
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