Corpus Christi Parish

We welcome Taléyah Sky Adelaïde Deslauriers-Dominique to the Church family, as she receives the Sacrament of Baptism, this Sunday, 10am.  Our prayers and blessings are extended to her, her parents, Richardson and Roberta, their family and friends on this special occasion.

Please also keep in your prayers Reia Athena Williston, her parents, Andrew Williston and Reinalyn Reyes, their family and friends, as they prepare for her baptism here on Sunday, April 28, at 3pm.

Everyone is invited to the Funeral Mass for Gene Gauzer, Tuesday, April 30, 1pm, at St. Joachim Church, in Pointe-Claire.  His obituary is attached.

Ten children will be receiving the Sacrament of First Holy Communion Sunday, May 5, at the 10 am Mass.  Their pictures are at the entrance of the church, and their names are in the bulletin.  You are invited to pick a child’s name from the basket on the credenza and pray for that child in particular.  Please keep them in your heart and remember their parents and catechists as they get ready for this special day.  Everyone is welcome to attend this joyful celebration. 

Banns of Marriage (Second Notice): Take notice that a marriage will be solemnized, at Corpus Christi Parish, by Fr. Stephen Diraviam, HGN, Minister of Religion, Saturday, May 4, at 1pm, between Gabriel Mauricio Calderon Solano, and Mónica Maria Vargas Cedeño, both born in San José, Costa Rica and residing in Pierrefonds, Quebec.

Banns of Marriage (First Notice): There is a promise of marriage between Rhys Jordan Cataluna, born in Montreal, Quebec, and Stefi Savrina dela Rosa, born in Caoayan, Ilocos Sur, Philippines, both residents Ste-Geneviève, Quebec.  The marriage will be solemnized by Fr Stephen Diraviam, HGN, Minister of Religion, here at Corpus Christi Parish, on Saturday, May 11, 2024 at 1pm.

Save the Date: Suitcases for Africa will be holding its annual Spring Garden Plant Sale, Saturday, May 18, 9 am-noon.  There will also be a Bake Table & African Market.  Funds will go toward projects in schools and communities in Kenya.  Consider donating some of your garden spill-over; all perennials, herbs, vines, bushes, etc… are welcome, as are donations of baked goods.  See the weekly bulletin or the bulletin board for complete information and to arrange to donate plants or baking.