St.Eugene Roman Catholic Parish, Nipawin. SK

Our sincere condolences and prayers go to the McLane’s families and friends. Deacon Brian McLane passed away yesterday evening October 19/2020 at Nipawin Hospital. + Vigil prayer service: Friday October 23/2020 at 7:00 PM + Funeral Mass: Saturday October 24/2020 at 11:00 AM. These services will be held at St. Eugene Roman Catholic Church. May you rest in peace. May the souls of all the departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

Mass times from Sunday October 18th to Sunday October 25th. You are welcome to join us in celebrating of the Holy Eucharist.

*5 Common Mistakes Made By Catholics During Mass.* I saw this article and felt that it will be helpful to us all 1. *SITTING BEFORE THE PRIEST SITS*... In the Mass,the celebrating priest is the representative of Christ in that mass and it is inappropriate for the congregants to sit before he does. 2. *MAKING THE SIGN OF THE CROSS REPEATEDLY IN THE MASS* This is the mistake that many Catholics make including myself most times. Making the sign of the cross repeatedly during Mass, especially after receiving Holy Communion, which is very wrong. The sign of the Cross is made at only two parts of the Mass... the beginning and at the end. 3. *GENUFLECTING WITH THE LEFT KNEE* During the passion of Christ, the Roman soldiers knelt with their left knee to Jesus, but they were actually mocking him. Catholics genuflect, that is kneel with their right knee, as a sign of respect to the Holy Eucharist. Some Catholics often make the mistake of genuflecting with their left knee which is totally wrong. 4. *MEETING THE PRIEST FOR BLESSING IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE MASS* The priest has already pronounced words of blessings in the Mass at the Concluding Rite just before the end of the Mass. So there is no need meeting him for personal blessings after he has recessed out of the Church. 5. *LEAVING THE CHURCH BEFORE THE PRIEST* It is appropriate for you to wait for the Priest to completely recess out of the Church before you can follow suite. _*Please let us be a Catholics in practice and not just by mere words.*_

You are invited to join us this Saturday October 17: from 9:30am to Noon in the Church.

Mass times from Sunday October 11th to Sunday October 18th. You are welcome to join us in celebrating of the Holy Eucharist.

Mass times from Sunday October 4th to Sunday October 11th. You are welcome to join us in celebrating of the Holy Eucharist.

October 2020 Message of Bishop Albert Thevenot.

This could be helpful to answer all our questions regarding to the pandemic guidelines in our parish. Please watch. Thank you.