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View this message email in your browser SUNDAY MARCH 6th  37th Sunday After Pentecost CHEESEFARE SUNDAY GREAT LENT BEGINS TONIGHT.  СИРОПУСНА НЕДІЛЯ ВЕЛИКИЙ ПІСТ ПОЧИНАЄТЬСЯ СЬОГО ВЕЧОРА SUNDAY BULLETIN propers + readings   БЮЛЕТИН переклад читань + Євангелія   Today during liturgy we continue to pray for our bothers and sisters in Ukraine, for their safety and end to the invasion.  It is beyond heartbreaking to see images. More on parish response in the bulletin + at the AGM.  Сьогодні ми молимося за наших братів і сестер в Україні. Моліться за їх безпеку і закінчення війни. Детальніше про події у бюлетені. TONIGHT! FORGIVENESS VESPERS 7PM  Services every day this week. Please come. More in the bulletin.  ANNUAL PARISH MEETING/ ЗАГАЛЬНІ ЗБОРИ ПАРАФІЇ. TODAY immediately after Liturgy - 20 minutes. Please stay. This is important.  SUNDAY BULLETIN | БЮЛЕТИН - CLICK HERE MORE... VIDEO MESSAGES FROM PATRIARCH SVIATOSLAV FROM INSIDE HIS SHELTER IN KYIV If you haven't watched these videos please make sure you do. Most are subtitled in English. They are  posted on YouTube as well. FINANCIAL SUPPORT Everyday, your donations arrive in the mail and electronically. Your generosity is appreciated now more than ever. Thank You for donating your time, talent or treasure and most importantly thank you for staying connected to your parish. on line donations- click here Office Saint Elias February 26, 2022 WEEKLY BULLETIN- SUNDAY OF THE LAST JUDGEMENT Office Saint Elias February 26, 2022 } *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* View this message email in your browser FEBRUARY 27th 2022 36th Sunday After Pentecost SUNDAY OF THE LAST JUDGEMEMENT Meatfare Sunday SUNDAY BULLETIN propers + readings   БЮЛЕТИН переклад читань + Євангелія   Today we especially pray for our bothers and sisters in Ukraine, for their safety and end to the invasion.  After Liturgy Canadian Ambassador to Ukraine (Larisa Galadza) will address the parish via video. Join us downstairs if you wish. More information about rallies etc... in the bulletin   Сьогодні ми молимося за наших братів і сестер в Україні. Моліться за їх безпеку і закінчення війни. Після Літургії Посол Канади в Україні (Лариса Ґаладза) звернеться до парафії через відео. приєднуйтесь до нас внизу.Детальніше про події у бюлетені. TODAY + NEXT WEEK  BLESSING TO MINOR ORDERS upon Curtis McKenzie, SJ. All are welcome at 5pm tonight. PLEASE COME if you can.  PEACE DEMONSTRATION TODAY – Nathan Philip’s Square, 2 p.m. We join the world in saying “No To War in Ukraine!” See you there! If you need a ride- call the parish office! FORGIVENESS VESPERS 7PM  Sunday March 6th ANNUAL PARISH MEETING/ ЗАГАЛЬНІ ЗБОРИ ПАРАФІЇ. POSTPONDED SUNDAY BULLETIN | БЮЛЕТИН - CLICK HERE MORE... VIDEO MESSAGE FROM PATRIARCH SVIATOSLAV FROM INSIDE HIS SHELTER IN KYIV If you haven't watched it please make sure you do. Or read the translation in the bulletin.    SOMETHING THOUGHTFUL Social Media sensation #sunflowerseedlady. Search it and you'll understand more about Ukrainian people. This thoughtful interpretation is by Ivanka Galadza-Richardsen  @dosie-draws FINANCIAL SUPPORT Everyday, your donations arrive in the mail and electronically. Your generosity is appreciated now more than ever. Thank You for donating your time, talent or treasure and most importantly thank you for staying connected to your parish. on line donations- click here SAINT ELIAS THE PROPHET CHURCH saintelias.com 10173 Heritage Road Brampton Ontario L7A 0A1 905.453.6565 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. This email was sent to *|EMAIL|* why did I get this?    unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences Office Saint Elias February 26, 2022 Kyivwinter22 (UPDATED) MESSAGES FROM THE PATRIARCH - from his shelter inside KyiV Office Saint Elias February 26, 2022 Kyivwinter22 SUNDAY MARCH 6th FORGIVENESS IS THE SECRET TO VICTORY. FORGIVENESS IN THE TIME OF WAR. WATCH! THURSDAY MARCH 3 EVENING OF MARCH 2- PATRIARCH SVIATOSLAV + PRAYERS FROM ACROSS UKRAINE . WEDNESDAY MARCH 2 TUESDAY MARCH I 2022 MONDAY FEBRUARY 28t SUNDAY FEBRUARY 27th A BEAUTIFUL MESSAGE FROM HIS BEATITUDE SVIATOSLAV, PATRIARCH OF KYIV + HALYCH FATHER OF THE UGCC. Recorded this morning from his shelter in Kyiv. PLEASE READ or LISTEN. Full English translation below. https://www.instagram.com/tv/Cab7yonNA5I/... View this post on Instagram A post shared by Блаженніший Святослав (@head.ugcc) English Translation for the very first video published (scroll down to the first video) the others are subtitled.. Glory to Jesus Christ! Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ! Today is Saturday, February 26, and the sun is rising over Kyiv, over Ukrainian Kyiv, over Kyiv that is triumphing, over Kyiv that has survived another night, a night blessed by God. Allow me to address all of you with a word of greeting, a word of blessing, and a word of thanks. First of all, allow me to pass on to you the words of greeting and support from the Holy Father, Francis, who called me himself yesterday in order to express his support. He said literally the following words: "Farò tutto che é possibile." (I will do everything possible.) Of course, to stop the war, so that innocent people do not die, so that Ukraine has the opportunity to develop freely. I would like every to be thankful to the Holy Father, because the whole global community is mobilizing itself in our support. I would like to thank everyone today who in the last few days have sent me letters of support and solidarity with Ukraine, with the Ukrainian people, and with our Church. I would like to thank the Bishops’ Conference of Europe and its president, the archbishop of Vilinius, archbishop Gintaras Grušas, as well as the bishops of Poland, Germany, France, England, Italy, USA, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Croatia, but it was particularly pleasant for me to receive a letter from the all the Catholic bishops of Kazakhstan expressing their support for our Ukraine and expressing their unity with our people in prayer. To all those who are supporting Ukraine in various ways, in the name of our people, in the name of our state, in the name of besieged Kyiv, in whose streets battles are taking place, let me say a sincere “thank you.” They say that when artillery speaks, muses are silent. Let the muses remain silent, but we Christians, we people, have no right to be silent. In these moments when blood is being poured out on the land of Ukraine, when the words of Patriarch Joseph are being repeated, mountains of bodies and rivers of blood, in our cities and all the shores of the Dnipro river, from the borders with Belarus, to the shores of the Black Sea, no one has the right to be silent, because with a word, lives can be saved. But silence can kill. I ask all those who heard our voice from Kyiv flowing with blood: fight for peace. Intercede for those who require your aid. Do everything so that the aggressor retreat and leave the land of Ukraine. Whoever you may be, whether you are leaders in parliament, politicians, military personnel or church leaders, do you work, say your word to support Ukraine. I would particularly like to thank His All Holiness, Patriarch Bartholomew, who expressed his concern for my personal wellbeing here in Kyiv and shared his brotherly support and prayer. We see that in the face of death, in the face of brutal military force, every church schism and division falls, and we all unite in the name of God and the good of the person. I want to thank all our bishops, especially those who are in Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Odesa, all our priests who are in besieged cities and serve the Ukrainian people, who open their homes, who open their churches, their cellars, to all our monastic communities, to our seminaries, who open their buildings and residences to all those in need today. I also would like to thank all our brothers and sisters, all our faithful, our bishops, our monastics, on the territory of Western and Central Ukraine. Today there are tens of hundreds of thousands of refugees moving in your direction. Accept them in the name of Christ, as emissaries of God. “He who accepts you accepts me,” said the Lord to His Apostles. In the name of God, receive those who knock at the door of your homes. In this dramatic but heroic time, let us continue to pray. Today, on this Saturday, we celebrate the Universal Commemoration of the Dead, and we especially pray for our soldiers who gave their lives for Ukraine, especially in these last days. We embrace in prayer the border guards of Snake Island in the Black Sea, our hero who with the price of his own life stopped Russian armies at Kherson by blowing up with himself a bridge across the Dnipro. Today the Ukrainian land and Ukrainian people are giving birth to many such heroes. We pray for all those who gave their lives for Ukraine. We pray for the innocent victims among the civilian population: women, children, the elderly. Today we commend to God’s hands all those who have already departed this world and ask that the Lord receive them in His embrace. Ukraine is conquering. Ukraine is fighting. But we ask the world today to be in solidarity with us and not to remain silent, because the word saves, the word builds peace. Silence and indifference kill. From our golden-domed, holy city of Kyiv, the new Jerusalem, with my whole heart, I impart to you my blessing, in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Glory to Jesus Christ! anastasia galadza February 25, 2022 PRAY FOR + HELP UKRAINE anastasia galadza February 25, 2022 Dear Friends, Our brothers and sisters in Ukraine need immediate help. If you can support them in any way please take a look at this website and do what you can. This is a reliable website with listings of aid organizations and local/global events. Do what you can. Continue to pray. AID AND GLOBAL EVENTS WEBSITE CLICK HERE Newer Posts Older Posts Back to Top 10193 Heritage Road, Brampton, ON, L7A 0A1, Canada905-459-8888 *All commercial photography/film (incl. wedding, engagement, portrait, car, costume and fashion) taking place on Church property requires a permit (+ fee if applicable) in advance. For more info click here and contact the office. We are happy to help.

WEEKLY BULLETIN- SUNDAY OF THE LAST JUDGEMENT

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View this message email in your browser FEBRUARY 27th 2022 36th Sunday After Pentecost SUNDAY OF THE LAST JUDGEMEMENT Meatfare Sunday SUNDAY BULLETIN propers + readings   БЮЛЕТИН переклад читань + Євангелія   Today we especially pray for our bothers and sisters in Ukraine, for their safety and end to the invasion.  After Liturgy Canadian Ambassador to Ukraine (Larisa Galadza) will address the parish via video. Join us downstairs if you wish. More information about rallies etc... in the bulletin   Сьогодні ми молимося за наших братів і сестер в Україні. Моліться за їх безпеку і закінчення війни. Після Літургії Посол Канади в Україні (Лариса Ґаладза) звернеться до парафії через відео. приєднуйтесь до нас внизу.Детальніше про події у бюлетені. TODAY + NEXT WEEK  BLESSING TO MINOR ORDERS upon Curtis McKenzie, SJ. All are welcome at 5pm tonight. PLEASE COME if you can.  PEACE DEMONSTRATION TODAY – Nathan Philip’s Square, 2 p.m. We join the world in saying “No To War in Ukraine!” See you there! If you need a ride- call the parish office! FORGIVENESS VESPERS 7PM  Sunday March 6th ANNUAL PARISH MEETING/ ЗАГАЛЬНІ ЗБОРИ ПАРАФІЇ. POSTPONDED SUNDAY BULLETIN | БЮЛЕТИН - CLICK HERE MORE... VIDEO MESSAGE FROM PATRIARCH SVIATOSLAV FROM INSIDE HIS SHELTER IN KYIV If you haven't watched it please make sure you do. Or read the translation in the bulletin.    SOMETHING THOUGHTFUL Social Media sensation #sunflowerseedlady. Search it and you'll understand more about Ukrainian people. This thoughtful interpretation is by Ivanka Galadza-Richardsen  @dosie-draws FINANCIAL SUPPORT Everyday, your donations arrive in the mail and electronically. Your generosity is appreciated now more than ever. Thank You for donating your time, talent or treasure and most importantly thank you for staying connected to your parish. on line donations- click here SAINT ELIAS THE PROPHET CHURCH saintelias.com 10173 Heritage Road Brampton Ontario L7A 0A1 905.453.6565 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

This email was sent to *|EMAIL|* why did I get this?    unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences Office Saint Elias February 26, 2022 Kyivwinter22 (UPDATED) MESSAGES FROM THE PATRIARCH - from his shelter inside KyiV Office Saint Elias February 26, 2022 Kyivwinter22 SUNDAY MARCH 6th FORGIVENESS IS THE SECRET TO VICTORY. FORGIVENESS IN THE TIME OF WAR. WATCH! THURSDAY MARCH 3 EVENING OF MARCH 2- PATRIARCH SVIATOSLAV + PRAYERS FROM ACROSS UKRAINE . WEDNESDAY MARCH 2 TUESDAY MARCH I 2022 MONDAY FEBRUARY 28t SUNDAY FEBRUARY 27th A BEAUTIFUL MESSAGE FROM HIS BEATITUDE SVIATOSLAV, PATRIARCH OF KYIV + HALYCH FATHER OF THE UGCC. Recorded this morning from his shelter in Kyiv. PLEASE READ or LISTEN. Full English translation below. https://www.instagram.com/tv/Cab7yonNA5I/... View this post on Instagram A post shared by Блаженніший Святослав (@head.ugcc) English Translation for the very first video published (scroll down to the first video) the others are subtitled.. Glory to Jesus Christ! Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ! Today is Saturday, February 26, and the sun is rising over Kyiv, over Ukrainian Kyiv, over Kyiv that is triumphing, over Kyiv that has survived another night, a night blessed by God. Allow me to address all of you with a word of greeting, a word of blessing, and a word of thanks. First of all, allow me to pass on to you the words of greeting and support from the Holy Father, Francis, who called me himself yesterday in order to express his support. He said literally the following words: "Farò tutto che é possibile." (I will do everything possible.) Of course, to stop the war, so that innocent people do not die, so that Ukraine has the opportunity to develop freely. I would like every to be thankful to the Holy Father, because the whole global community is mobilizing itself in our support. I would like to thank everyone today who in the last few days have sent me letters of support and solidarity with Ukraine, with the Ukrainian people, and with our Church. I would like to thank the Bishops’ Conference of Europe and its president, the archbishop of Vilinius, archbishop Gintaras Grušas, as well as the bishops of Poland, Germany, France, England, Italy, USA, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Croatia, but it was particularly pleasant for me to receive a letter from the all the Catholic bishops of Kazakhstan expressing their support for our Ukraine and expressing their unity with our people in prayer. To all those who are supporting Ukraine in various ways, in the name of our people, in the name of our state, in the name of besieged Kyiv, in whose streets battles are taking place, let me say a sincere “thank you.” They say that when artillery speaks, muses are silent. Let the muses remain silent, but we Christians, we people, have no right to be silent. In these moments when blood is being poured out on the land of Ukraine, when the words of Patriarch Joseph are being repeated, mountains of bodies and rivers of blood, in our cities and all the shores of the Dnipro river, from the borders with Belarus, to the shores of the Black Sea, no one has the right to be silent, because with a word, lives can be saved. But silence can kill. I ask all those who heard our voice from Kyiv flowing with blood: fight for peace. Intercede for those who require your aid. Do everything so that the aggressor retreat and leave the land of Ukraine. Whoever you may be, whether you are leaders in parliament, politicians, military personnel or church leaders, do you work, say your word to support Ukraine. I would particularly like to thank His All Holiness, Patriarch Bartholomew, who expressed his concern for my personal wellbeing here in Kyiv and shared his brotherly support and prayer. We see that in the face of death, in the face of brutal military force, every church schism and division falls, and we all unite in the name of God and the good of the person. I want to thank all our bishops, especially those who are in Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Odesa, all our priests who are in besieged cities and serve the Ukrainian people, who open their homes, who open their churches, their cellars, to all our monastic communities, to our seminaries, who open their buildings and residences to all those in need today. I also would like to thank all our brothers and sisters, all our faithful, our bishops, our monastics, on the territory of Western and Central Ukraine. Today there are tens of hundreds of thousands of refugees moving in your direction. Accept them in the name of Christ, as emissaries of God. “He who accepts you accepts me,” said the Lord to His Apostles. In the name of God, receive those who knock at the door of your homes. In this dramatic but heroic time, let us continue to pray. Today, on this Saturday, we celebrate the Universal Commemoration of the Dead, and we especially pray for our soldiers who gave their lives for Ukraine, especially in these last days. We embrace in prayer the border guards of Snake Island in the Black Sea, our hero who with the price of his own life stopped Russian armies at Kherson by blowing up with himself a bridge across the Dnipro. Today the Ukrainian land and Ukrainian people are giving birth to many such heroes. We pray for all those who gave their lives for Ukraine. We pray for the innocent victims among the civilian population: women, children, the elderly. Today we commend to God’s hands all those who have already departed this world and ask that the Lord receive them in His embrace. Ukraine is conquering. Ukraine is fighting. But we ask the world today to be in solidarity with us and not to remain silent, because the word saves, the word builds peace. Silence and indifference kill. From our golden-domed, holy city of Kyiv, the new Jerusalem, with my whole heart, I impart to you my blessing, in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Glory to Jesus Christ! anastasia galadza February 25, 2022 PRAY FOR + HELP UKRAINE anastasia galadza February 25, 2022 Dear Friends, Our brothers and sisters in Ukraine need immediate help. If you can support them in any way please take a look at this website and do what you can. This is a reliable website with listings of aid organizations and local/global events. Do what you can. Continue to pray. AID AND GLOBAL EVENTS WEBSITE CLICK HERE Newer Posts Older Posts Back to Top 10193 Heritage Road, Brampton, ON, L7A 0A1, Canada905-459-8888 *All commercial photography/film (incl. wedding, engagement, portrait, car, costume and fashion) taking place on Church property requires a permit (+ fee if applicable) in advance. For more info click here and contact the office. We are happy to help.

(UPDATED) MESSAGES FROM THE PATRIARCH - from his shelter inside KyiV

SUNDAY MARCH 6th FORGIVENESS IS THE SECRET TO VICTORY. FORGIVENESS IN THE TIME OF WAR. WATCH!

THURSDAY MARCH 3

EVENING OF MARCH 2- PATRIARCH SVIATOSLAV + PRAYERS FROM ACROSS UKRAINE .

WEDNESDAY MARCH 2

TUESDAY MARCH I 2022

MONDAY FEBRUARY 28t

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 27th

A BEAUTIFUL MESSAGE FROM HIS BEATITUDE SVIATOSLAV, PATRIARCH OF KYIV + HALYCH FATHER OF THE UGCC. Recorded this morning from his shelter in Kyiv. PLEASE READ or LISTEN. Full English translation below.

https://www.instagram.com/tv/Cab7yonNA5I/...

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A post shared by Блаженніший Святослав (@head.ugcc)

English Translation for the very first video published (scroll down to the first video) the others are subtitled..

Glory to Jesus Christ!

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ!

Today is Saturday, February 26, and the sun is rising over Kyiv, over Ukrainian Kyiv, over Kyiv that is triumphing, over Kyiv that has survived another night, a night blessed by God.

Allow me to address all of you with a word of greeting, a word of blessing, and a word of thanks.

First of all, allow me to pass on to you the words of greeting and support from the Holy Father, Francis, who called me himself yesterday in order to express his support. He said literally the following words: "Farò tutto che é possibile." (I will do everything possible.) Of course, to stop the war, so that innocent people do not die, so that Ukraine has the opportunity to develop freely. I would like every to be thankful to the Holy Father, because the whole global community is mobilizing itself in our support.

I would like to thank everyone today who in the last few days have sent me letters of support and solidarity with Ukraine, with the Ukrainian people, and with our Church.

I would like to thank the Bishops’ Conference of Europe and its president, the archbishop of Vilinius, archbishop Gintaras Grušas, as well as the bishops of Poland, Germany, France, England, Italy, USA, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Croatia, but it was particularly pleasant for me to receive a letter from the all the Catholic bishops of Kazakhstan expressing their support for our Ukraine and expressing their unity with our people in prayer.

To all those who are supporting Ukraine in various ways, in the name of our people, in the name of our state, in the name of besieged Kyiv, in whose streets battles are taking place, let me say a sincere “thank you.”

They say that when artillery speaks, muses are silent. Let the muses remain silent, but we Christians, we people, have no right to be silent.

In these moments when blood is being poured out on the land of Ukraine,

when the words of Patriarch Joseph are being repeated, mountains of bodies and rivers of blood, in our cities and all the shores of the Dnipro river, from the borders with Belarus, to the shores of the Black Sea, no one has the right to be silent, because with a word, lives can be saved. But silence can kill.

I ask all those who heard our voice from Kyiv flowing with blood: fight for peace. Intercede for those who require your aid. Do everything so that the aggressor retreat and leave the land of Ukraine. Whoever you may be, whether you are leaders in parliament, politicians, military personnel or church leaders, do you work, say your word to support Ukraine.

I would particularly like to thank His All Holiness, Patriarch Bartholomew, who expressed his concern for my personal wellbeing here in Kyiv and shared his brotherly support and prayer. We see that in the face of death, in the face of brutal military force, every church schism and division falls, and we all unite in the name of God and the good of the person.

I want to thank all our bishops, especially those who are in Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Odesa, all our priests who are in besieged cities and serve the Ukrainian people, who open their homes, who open their churches, their cellars, to all our monastic communities, to our seminaries, who open their buildings and residences to all those in need today.

I also would like to thank all our brothers and sisters, all our faithful, our bishops, our monastics, on the territory of Western and Central Ukraine. Today there are tens of hundreds of thousands of refugees moving in your direction. Accept them in the name of Christ, as emissaries of God. “He who accepts you accepts me,” said the Lord to His Apostles. In the name of God, receive those who knock at the door of your homes.

In this dramatic but heroic time, let us continue to pray.

Today, on this Saturday, we celebrate the Universal Commemoration of the Dead, and we especially pray for our soldiers who gave their lives for Ukraine, especially in these last days. We embrace in prayer the border guards of Snake Island in the Black Sea, our hero who with the price of his own life stopped Russian armies at Kherson by blowing up with himself a bridge across the Dnipro. Today the Ukrainian land and Ukrainian people are giving birth to many such heroes. We pray for all those who gave their lives for Ukraine. We pray for the innocent victims among the civilian population: women, children, the elderly. Today we commend to God’s hands all those who have already departed this world and ask that the Lord receive them in His embrace.

Ukraine is conquering. Ukraine is fighting. But we ask the world today to be in solidarity with us and not to remain silent, because the word saves, the word builds peace. Silence and indifference kill.

From our golden-domed, holy city of Kyiv, the new Jerusalem, with my whole heart, I impart to you my blessing, in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Glory to Jesus Christ!

PRAY FOR + HELP UKRAINE

Dear Friends,

Our brothers and sisters in Ukraine need immediate help. If you can support them in any way please take a look at this website and do what you can.

This is a reliable website with listings of aid organizations and local/global events. Do what you can. Continue to pray.

AID AND GLOBAL EVENTS WEBSITE CLICK HERE