Holy Family Parish offers Mass and administration of other sacraments in the traditional Latin form of the Roman Rite according to the liturgical norms of 1962. We invite you to learn more about our parish, and to attend our services.
Sunday 22 January
3rd Sun after Epiphany
8:00 – Tim Fenrich
10:30 – Pro populo
Monday 23 January
St. Raymond of Penefort, Confessor; Comm of St. Emerentiana
7:30 am – RIP Peter Martisca
7:30 pm – Intentions of Gilles
Tuesday 24 January
St. Timothy, Bishop & Martyr
7:30 am – RIP Thomas Halfpenny
Wednesday 25 January
Conversion of St. Paul; Comm of St. Peter
7:30 am – Andreas Paller
7:30 pm – RIP Alena Wienchova
Thursday 26 January
St. Polycarp, Bishop & Martyr
7:30 am – Vittorio Toselli
Friday 27 January
St. John Chrysostom, Bishop, Confessor & Doctor
7:30 am – Michel Seifert
7:30 pm – RIP Ana Vackova
Saturday 28 January
St. Peter Nolasco, Confessor; Comm of St. Agnes
7:30 am – Pjilip Vackova
9:00 am – FSSP Ordinand
Sunday 29 January
4th Sun after Epiphany
8:00 – Michael Seifert
10:30 – Pro populo
Sunday 15 January
2nd Sunday after Epiphany
8:00 – Milton Austin
10:30 – Pro populo
Monday 16 January
St. Marcellus I, Pope & Martyr
7:30 am – Intentions of Gilles
7:30 pm – RIP Mrs. Esperanza
Tuesday 17 January
St. Anthony of Egypt, Abbot
7:30 am – MaryAnne Terencio
Wednesday 18 January
Feria; (Comm. of St. Prisca, Virgin & Martyr)
7:30 am – Ron Ryan
7:30 pm – Luc Felliers
Thursday 19 January
Feria; (Comm. of Ss Marius, Martha, Audifax & Abachum, Martyrs & St. Canute, King & Confessor)
7:30 am – Peter
Friday 20 January
Ss. Fabian, Pope & Martyr & Sebastian, Martyr
7:30 am – Claire Phillips
7:30 pm – Anne Castro
Saturday 21 January
St. Agnes, Virgin & Martyr
7:30 am – RIP Thomas Halfpenny
9:00 am – Andreas Paller
Sunday 22 January
3rd Sun after Epiphany
8:00 – Tim Fenrich
10:30 – Pro populo
Bible study begins on Saturday, January 21st, after the 9:00 am Mass. This will be the 24-week Great Adventure journey through the Bible – following the 14 narrative books to get to the heart of our history. Please sign up on the sheet at the back of the Church this weekend. For more information, please contact the priests.
Sunday 8 January
Holy Family
8:00 – RIP Pat Buckley
10:30 – Pro populo
Monday 9 January
Feria of Epiphany
7:30 am – Arda & Carolina Akoglu
7:30 pm – RIP Januarye McMullen
Tuesday 10 January
Feria of Epiphany
7:30 am – RIP Gerrard McMullen
Wednesday 11 January
Feria of Epiphany; (Comm. of St.Hyginus, Pope & Martyr)
7:30 am – Peter & Elizabeth Mulholland
7:30 pm – Maria Tomei
Thursday 12 January
Feria of Epiphany
7:30 am – RIP Olive & Carma Braun
Friday 13 January
Baptism of Our Lord
7:30 am – RIP Mel & Tom Upton
7:30 pm – RIP Priests
Saturday 14 January
St. Hilary, Bishop, Confessor & Doctor of the Church
7:30 am – RIP Mary Brinkelle
9:00 am – Special Intention
Sunday 15 January 15
2nd Sun after Epiphany
8:00 – Milton Austin
10:30 – Pro populo
(N.B: Note Mass schedule change on Monday 2 January.)
Sunday 1 January
Circumcision of Our Lord
8:00 – RIP August Krische
10:30 – Pro populo
Monday 2 January
Most Holy Name of Jesus
7:30 am – Maria Tomei
9:00 am – RIP Pat Buckley
Tuesday 3 January
Feria
7:30 am – Krische Family
Wednesday 4 January
Feria
7:30 am – Freddy Cricton Stuard
7:30 pm – RIP Mary Agnes Sullivan
Thursday 5 January
Feria; (Comm. of St. Telesphorus, Pope & Martyr)
7:30 am – Minalga Family
Friday 6 January
Epiphany of Our Lord
7:30 am – Happy Death
7:30 pm – RIP Pat Buckley
Saturday 7 January
Mass of the Epiphany
7:30 am – RIP Kaspar Gedak
9:00 am – RIP Mr. & Mrs. Otto Hajek
Sunday 8 January
Holy Family
8:00 – RIP Pat Buckley
10:30 – Pro populo
Friday 6 January 2011
7:30 am Low Mass
7:30 pm Solemn High Mass
A Holy Hour will follow the Mass, with Benediction at 10 pm.
The Solemnity of the Epiphany commemorates three manifestations (Greek: epiphaneia) of the Divinity of Christ to man: to the Magi in Bethlehem, following His birth; to Saint John the Baptist at His Baptism; and to the Jews with His first public miracle at the wedding feast in Cana. All three of these manifestations are referenced in the Mass readings and divine office of the Church on this day, although the visit of the Magi is the major focus for Latin Catholics. In the Eastern Churches, where the feast is called the Theophany—‘divine manifestation’’—, the focus is on the revelation of Our Lord as the Messiah and Second Person of the Trinity at the time of His baptism. Continue Reading »
Begin the new year with Our Lord! Exposition of the Most Blessed Sacrament will take place New Year’s Eve beginning at 10:00 pm, and closing with Benediction at midnight.
Sunday 25 December
Nativity of Our Lord
12:00 – Martin Walters
8:00 – RIP Laureen Wilson
10:30 – Pro populo
Monday 26 December
St. Stephen, Protomartyr
7:30 am – Stephen Lindahl
9:00 am – Maria Tomei
Tuesday 27 December
St. John, Apostle & Evangelist
7:30 am – RIP Anna Knapfl
Wednesday 28 December
Holy Innocents, Martyrs (Childermas Day)
7:30 am – TLA Community
7:30 pm – Emelio Tomei
Thursday 29 December
Proper Mass of Christmas Octave; (Comm. of St. Thomas à Becket, Bishop & Martyr)
7:30 am – TLA Community
Friday 30 December
Proper of Christmas Octave
7:30 am – Benefactors of TLA
7:30 pm – RIP Aloisia Krische
Saturday 31 December
Proper of Christmas Octave; (Comm. of St. Sylvester I, Pope & Confessor)
7:30 am – Christine & Sylvester Smith
9:00 am – RIP John Krische
Sunday 1 January
Circumcision of Our Lord
8:00 – RIP August Krische
10:30 – Pro populo
The Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter has produced a lovely 2012 liturgical calendar featuring the sacred art of Giotto, but we only have a limited number of them left. Don’t miss out: get yours from the parish office. Only $10.
Here are two images of the calendar:
Project Advance donations may be made online, through the donations link on our parish website. Just choose Holy Family Vancouver when the link opens to the Project Advance page. This year Holy Family has received $62,745 in pledges from 95 donors! Monies over and above the Archdiocesan assessment of $17,600 will be retained by the Parish. Thank you for your generosity.
