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A short video commemorating my priestly ordination











few days ago, I spoke of a new church site. The designer of this site (Clavel-Christian Gagné) was kind enough to make a short video (story) commemorating my priestly ordination. You can view this link .

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It's good to be a priest ... A site

On 14 December I had the joy of being ordained a priest for the Diocese of Montreal. I thank everyone who came that night. Nearly 750 people attended including over 75 priests, one of vingaine fellow seminarians and many parishioners of Cote-des-Neiges and Mount Royal, family members and many friends. The ceremony presided by His Eminence Jean-Claude Turcotte was great. I also thank everyone who prayed for me throughout my journey vocationnel.Je invite you to pray for all seminarians and deacons who are preparing to respond as to the appeal. Within a few days I will write various "posts" about my early days as a priest. For now, I just send you my word of thanks published in the sheet of participation.

Thanks! Thanks! Grazie! Gracias! Danke! Hvala! Dzięzikuję! Salamat po!

I thank Cardinal Jean-Claude Turcotte and all my brother priests, deacons and seminarians. A special thanks to those who came from other dioceses to show their priestly fraternity and those who collaborated in the ceremony. Thank you to two masters of ceremonies: the abbots Thomas Dowd and Stephen Otvos. Thank you to Father Christian Lepine, my spiritual guide. Thank you to the directors and staff, rectors, professors and resident priests who accompanied me during these years at the Grand Seminary of Montreal. A Special Thanks to my guardian priest Abbé Alain Vaillancourt for his confidence. Thank you to my colleague Father Julien Huron for his support throughout the past months (and a particular way in the preparation of the ordination). Thank you to my colleague Jacques Dorélien for its support. Thank you to my colleagues in the Brotherhood Benedict XVI. Thank you to the Work of Vocations and their associates. Thank you to donors who enable us to answer God's call.

Thanks to all my friends religious make such a beautiful testimony of faith and fidelity. Thank you also to fathers and brothers of various religious communities. A special thank you to members of the Fraternity, Community St-Jean, Benedictine Oblate Sisters of Bethany, Carmelites and Chartreuses Chertsey. Thank you to the many monks and nuns who support vocations through prayer and fasting. Your prayers bear fruit.

A Big Thanks to the pastoral staff, parishioners, churchwardens and staff of St. Gertrude and St. Vincent (not to mention those of my first internship locations: Notre-Dame-des-Neiges, St-Pascal- Baylon and St-Joseph-de-Mont-Royal) for their friendship, their fraternal support and prayer. Thank you to those who have received over the years in various pastoral scene insertion. Thank you to the Knights of Columbus. Thank you to all parishioners involved in organizing this ordination, suppliers of our buffet, reflecting the cultural richness of Montreal North. Latino thank you to St-Pascal for their participation in the buffet. Thank you to our singers (Guillaume, France and the choir) and our organist Yves Prefontaine for lead singing and music throughout the ceremony. I also thank

my many friends (es) that accompanied and supported me throughout my long journey towards the priesthood. Thank you to the Challengers. Thank you to families who have also welcomed as one of their own throughout the years. Thank you to the youth of the confirmation and their families. Thank you for your encouragement, your service and your kindness! Your presence in my life is a priceless treasure. Glory to God!

Thanks also to my family! Thank you to my parents, my sister
Sylvie, my brother Francis, nephew Maximus, my grandmother Aline Deniger and my many uncles, aunts, cousins ... Thanks to friends of the family. Finally thank you to all those deceased relatives who have marked my vocational journey: my grandmother Theresa Génier and my grandfathers Raymond Cloutier and Joseph Deniger, my fellow seminarians and knowledge deceased.

All and all, my prayers and my blessings are with you!

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Thanks to the many readers of this blog who have joined us in prayer.

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We should know more about the talents of our parishioners. In fact, it is an important part of the priest. He is called to identify the charisms of its parishioners and help them to serve Christ and the Church.

Recently, we had this great joy! A youth of our parish has its qualities to serve the community by designing a website for our parish unit. It includes an interview with our pastor and our vicar. I invite you to visit this site.

Thanks Christian!

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Thousand apologies to readers. I did not nly time to any post recently because I am preparing my priestly ordination to be held next Thursday December 14 (Memorial of Saint-Jean-de-la-Croix). Subsequently, I should write some posts will be restarted. I bring to your prayers and assure you of my prayers.



Through the gift of the Holy Spirit and the laying on of hands,

Cardinal Jean-Claude Turcotte Archbishop of Montreal


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Thursday, December 14, 2006, at 19:30

With joy, I invite you
readers of this blog
to share with my family and myself
this important moment of the Church to be held

at St Vincent Mary Strambi
10 815, avenue Armand-Lavergne (corner De Castilla)
MONTREAL-NORD

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A first Mass of Thanksgiving will be celebrated Friday, December 15
11:00
in church Visitation
1847 boul. Gouin East Montreal
then I will devote my vocation to the Virgin Mary. First

solemn masses
Saturday, December 16 at 16:15
Sunday, December 17 at 9:00 am and 11:00
in the Church of St. Gertrude
11891 boulevard Sainte-Gertrude Montreal North

thank the Lord together, which in His goodness
continues to call for new workers into his harvest!

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Benedict XVI and Islam

Given the different positions of the media, it seems important to provide a French translation of the text spoken by Pope Benedict XVI in the context of a meeting of scientists (In French, as the site qu'apparu E ucharistie merciful ) ... and the text as it appears on the official website Vatican (English).

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a- Full speech of Benedict XVI at the University of Science
b- Benedict XVI for the appeasement of politico-religious conflict
c- The Holy Father Benedict XVI explained
d- Benedict XVI wants a dialogue with Islam in the reciprocity
e- Church against Islam, Benedict XVI challenge
f- Pope Benedict XVI faced the challenge of the Islamization of Europe

Statement of Cardinal Bertone, Secretary of State

ROME, Saturday, September 16, 2006 (ZENIT.org ) - With reactions of various Muslim communities in some parts of Speech of Pope Benedict XVI at Regensburg University , September 12, as part of his trip to Germany, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Secretary of State has issued this Saturday the following statement: * * *

response to reactions from Muslims on certain passages of Speech of Pope Benedict XVI at the University of Regensburg, I wish to add the following clarifications and explanations already made by the Director of the Press Room for the Holy See:

- The Pope's position on Islam is clearly one that is expressed in the conciliar document Nostra Aetate: "The Church regards with esteem also the Muslims, who worship the one God living and subsistent, creator of heaven and earth, who has spoken to men. They seek to comply with all their soul to the decrees of God, though hidden, was subject to God as Abraham, with whom the Islamic faith readily relates. Although they do not acknowledge Jesus as God, they revere Him as a prophet, his virgin Mother they also honor Mary, and sometimes they even call on her with devotion. In addition, they await the Day of Judgement when God will render their deserts all men resurrected. They therefore value the moral life and do they worship God especially through prayer, almsgiving and fasting (n. 3)

- The Pope's option in favor of interreligious and intercultural dialogue is equally clear. During his meeting with representatives of some Muslim communities in Cologne, 20 August 2005, he said that dialogue between Christians and Muslims " can not be reduced to an optional extra, "adding:" The lessons of the past must help us to avoid repeating the same mistakes. We must seek paths of reconciliation and learn to live with respect for each other's identity. "

- As for the opinion of the Byzantine Emperor Manuel II Palaeologus, whom he quotes in the Regensburg speech, the Holy Father had and has no intention to do his. He simply used it as an opportunity to propose, in a university context and according to the result of a complete and attentive reading of the text, some reflections on the theme of the relationship between religion and violence in general, and conclude with a clear and radical rejection of the religious motivation of violence, wherever it comes. It is worth recalling in this regard what Benedict XVI himself recently affirmed in his Message of the twentieth anniversary commemorative meeting of the Interfaith Prayer for Peace desired by his beloved predecessor John Paul II at Assisi in October 1986 : The "manifestations of violence can not be attributed to religion as such but to the cultural limitations with which it is lived and develops in time. ... Indeed, testimony the close bond that exists between the relationship with God and the ethics of love are recorded in all great religious traditions. "

The Holy Father thus deeply regrets that certain passages of his address could have sounded offensive to the sensibility of Muslim believers and have been interpreted in a way that does not absolutely correspond to his intentions. On the other hand, faced with the fervent religiosity of Muslims, he warned secularized Western culture so that it avoids "the contempt for God and the cynicism that considers mockery of the sacred as a right of freedom" .

In reiterating his respect and esteem for those who profess Islam, he hopes to be helped to understand the correct meaning of his words so that, quickly overcame this difficult time, strengthens the evidence in God one, living and subsistent, creator of heaven and earth, who has spoken to men "and collaboration to" defend and promote together, for all men, social justice, moral values, peace and freedom "( Nostra Aetate, n. 3).

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A month shutdown

Dear Friends (es) readers (trice),

I know many of you are asking me to continue this blog. Be without fear, we will continue to walk together in September. Thank you for your many requests, thoughts and prayer requests (sent by email). I can not answer all your queries now. However, on my return, I get back to you to answer, as far as possible to your expectations. I greatly appreciate your comments and your loyalty to this blog.

I'm on vacation the entire month of August. During this downtime to blog, I plan to sit and think too few subjects for September. Upon my return, I intend to share with you some short texts for reflection and news. During the month of August, I will also take some time to plan some other pastoral projects to make more active and vibrant pastoral Unit to which I belong. I will give you everything. I sincerely believe that if everyone brings their ideas, our church Quebec could touch the hearts of many people. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and reactions to these new projects.

I entrust myself to your prayers so that I may come back (in September) with new elements for our common reflection, and it provided for growth and life of our virtual community for life and growth of our parish communities. Rest assured (es) that my prayers are with you too. May the Lord bless you and fill you with his countless favors. We will meet in September, with the grace of God. Good summer!

Fraternally yours in Christ Jesus.

Silvain Cloutier, deacon (to become a priest).

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The "beach boys" of Jesus ...

Pescara, on the beach, a priest prays and confesses

Pescara, July 24, 2006 (APIC) volunteers in red T-shirt and priests are present at night on the beach in Pescara call to prayer to confession, to rediscover God. Funny job.

They are owned by the thirty Catholic movement Sanctitate Pro, which go to meet holiday makers and those who zonent on the beach in Pescara, preferably overnight. Bringing a moment of prayer, presence and even the denomination. The Italian daily La Repubblica (July 24) went on assignment in the footsteps of these priests and laity of those who have deliberately chosen to meet the faithful, especially those who are not on the beach.

They work at night, the beach boys of Jesus, with their red vests and the smile of those who feel supported from above. Going up a canvas shelter, with a canopy, a wooden cross and a banner "Jesus our savior," a torch lit at nightfall, a monstrance containing the tray and everything you need for Eucharist. On land, a black canvas for those who want to kneel. Don Vito Canto, 33, in white robe and purple stole looks sitting in front of an empty seat. "We were moved here because half of the night shift goes through this corner." "We want to be, as the Gospel says, baking bread, the salt that gives flavor," joked the priest.

A flyer explains the process "There's a heart that prays for you in the night". It adds: "I am also here to confession, which recalls His love for us all."

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Some kneel and pray, others go to Don Vito for confession, and others, seized with a vague remorse, retraced their steps, or simply want a chat, "says Don Vito Envoy of La Repubblica.

the night Adriatic, besides Don Vito, there are Capuchins and Carmelites who invite boys and girls to approach the church on the sand. Giselda Toppetti is devoted Oblate Pro Sanctitate Movement, which organized the "mission" night on the coast of Pescara. "Are you interested? You want to pray with us? "She asks those who pass." The answers are not all pleasant. Some molest us, we insult. But if we only received praise, it would be worrying! "Launches this young woman in skirt and blouse." And then there are people who stop and pray with us, remembering that they have faith that they believed forgotten.

The specific mandate of these consecrated and laity in mission comes from the parish of San Pietro and his beautiful contemporary church, built a year ago along the coast of Pescara. The priest, Don Vincenzo Amadio says, "We must leave here to go to where people live, play and need hope. Our church is not one that rings the bells to call the faithful. That the Church in mission must go to meet people.

The priest has a history of youth, for organizing school camps of Catholic Action for a long time. "With young people should not be afraid of wasting time, stay with them, listen and not judge," he said. (Full Text )

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India: A Catholic priest creates a biofuel success

Ten kilos of seeds jatropa for three liters of biofuel

Fr Inacio Almeida, inventor of a biofuel from seeds jatropa, has caught the attention of the government and investors, June 17 last, in the state of Goa, India, said "Churches of Asia", the Agency for Foreign Missions of Paris, in its July 16 edition of EDA (445 eglasie.mepasie.org ) . Fr Almeida is indeed reached at the State Secretariat, at the request of the Prime Minister, Pratapsing Rane, who had visited his farm several months ago. Fr Inacio Almeida, a member of the Society of Missionaries of St Francis Xavier, known as "the priest of diesel" since it has developed the production of fuel from a plant growing in arid areas. He said the state of Goa has two million hectares of uncultivable, which could be used for the cultivation of jatropa, thereby creating jobs in villages and generate revenue for the state. Within three years, he says, public finances and could receive 5 billion rupees (85 million euro). Jatropa gives the effect of seed after the third year of cultivation and ten kilos of mature seeds can produce three liters of biofuel. The oil extracted from seeds jatropa (or jatropha curcas) can also be used to replace the spark plug, to make soap, or even repel insects and rats. The cake on them can replace coal for cooking. Mixed with diesel, the jatropa can also replace the pure diesel. Tests were carried out last December, after the visit of President of the Union of India, APJ Abdul Kalam, who has encouraged the Catholic priest to continue his research into biofuels. A car and drove 500 km from Pune (Maharashtra) and Panaji, the capital of Goa. Many see it as already the opportunity to develop a fuel cost, with economic and sustainable growth in the current international context of soaring oil prices. Hundreds of people in the former Portuguese enclave have already planted seeds jatropa, a plant imported in the sixteenth century by the Portuguese who used it as a demarcation of grazing livestock that did not like its smell. Manuel D'Costa, a manufacturer of Goa, has planted on an experimental basis over 2000 seedlings on mine dumps. In addition to re-energize the space, planting jatropa "has the potential to become a biofuel that could replace diesel," he added. According to forestry officials in Goa, the government has already planted acres of jatropa. According to sources, India imports 70% of its oil needs, buying black gold representing 25% of its total imports. (Source: Zenit )

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Ecumenism: an agreement on the grace

Methodists have signed the agreement Sunday, July 23 Lutheran-Catholic doctrine of justification by grace.

Meeting to Monday, July 24 in Seoul (South Korea), the World Methodist Council has decided to sign the agreement on the Lutheran-Catholic doctrine of justification. By this declaration, signed in 1999 in Augsburg (Germany), the Church Catholic and the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) affirmed their common faith in the "justification by faith" (see below). A point discussed since the sixteenth century and which had precipitated the rupture between Rome and Luther! In this agreement - which Cardinal Ratzinger, then prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, had personally worked - Catholics and Lutherans recognize that the convictions at the time of the Reformation no longer be needed. "Methodists are certainly in agreement with the idea of justification by faith, we must add our names to this Declaration, explained last week, the Rev. George Freeman, general secretary of the World Methodist Council, the United Methodist News Service. And stressed that "the Methodist dialogue with the Catholic Church since Vatican II." To mark the agreement, a special service was celebrated on Sunday in Seoul.

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"This day is one of the largest in the history of our churches, welcomed Cardinal Walter Kasper, president of the Pontifical Council for Christian Unity, who was present, and the Rev. Ishmael Noko, LWF President, and Rev. Samuel Kobia, general secretary World Council of Churches, himself a Methodist. (Full text )

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"The family, a necessary good for peoples'

The family is an intermediate institution between the individual and society, and nothing can replace it completely. It builds itself above all on a deep interpersonal relationship between husband and wife, sustained by affection and understanding. To achieve this, it receives abundant help from God in the sacrament of marriage, which has a true vocation to holiness. May their children experience more the harmony and affection of their parents, rather than moments of discord or expulsion, as the love between father and mother offers children greater security and teaches them the beauty the faithful and lasting love.

The family is a necessary good for peoples, an indispensable foundation for society and a great treasure for couples throughout their lives. It is a unique good for children who must be the fruit of love, total and generous parents. Proclaim the whole truth about the family based on marriage as a domestic Church and a sanctuary of life, is a great responsibility for all.

The father and mother have said a total "yes" to God, a "yes" which is the basis of the sacrament which unites them as well, so that the relationship within the family to be complete, it is necessary they also say "yes" of acceptance to their children, to those they have generated or those they have adopted, which have their own personality and their own character. Thus, children grow up in a climate of acceptance and love, and it is hoped that, upon reaching sufficient maturity, they will in turn give a "yes" to those who gave their lives .

challenges of contemporary society, marked by dispersion that we see, particularly in urban areas, make it necessary to ensure that families do not feel alone. A small family can encounter difficult obstacles to overcome if it is isolated from the rest of his family and friends. This is why the community Church has a responsibility to offer guidance, encouragement and spiritual nourishment that strengthen family cohesion, particularly in trials or in critical moments. In this spirit, the work of parishes, as do the various ecclesial movements, is very important, those who are called to cooperate as networks of support and a helping hand to the church for family growth in faith.

Christ revealed what is always the ultimate source of life for all and therefore also for the family: "My command is this: that you love one another as I have loved you. There is no greater love than to lay down his life for his friends "(Jn 15, 12-13). The love of God himself has been poured out upon us in Baptism. From there, families are called to live a quality of love for the Lord is the one who can vouch that it is possible for us through human love, sensitive, loving and merciful as love of Christ.
( Full Text and other texts on this subject - generationbenoitxvi.com -at the meeting in Valencia, Spain)
Also: "without God is mortgaging the future of society"
" Benedict XVI Homily at the Mass in Valencia "

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Another brother died of seminar ...

M Eric Lemay

A Joliette July 16 at the age of 35 years died M Eric Lemay son of Louise and Daniel Veillette Lemay of Notre Dame des Prairies.

He is survived by: his parents, his brother Jean-Francois Dionne Mylène husband, their children Jacob and Dora, his grandmother Lady Fernande Richer Veillette, several uncles, aunts, cousins and many friends whose Members of the FM band from Montreal.
M Eric Lemay is exposed Friday, July 21 from 19h to 21h and Saturday from 9:30 am
The service will be celebrated Saturday at 11am in the Cathedral of Joliette.

Let us pray for the repose of the soul of this brother ho expected to return to the Seminar in the coming months as a seminarian. That the Lord is the height of his presence and his peace. May Mary the hosts with her Son, our Lord Jesus. Eric has always loved Mary prayed throughout his short life. Eric, your friends fondly remember you!

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A film about the Nativity of our Lord!


A family. An adventure. A child. Would change the history of humanity ... forever!

In a small village, a young girl lived the last years of his adolescence. For it escapes the difficult living conditions had always known his family, his parents hoped she might make a good marriage. Everything was planned, but one day his destiny changed: Gabriel came to announce that she would have a child like no other woman had not worn. The small village called Nazareth, was an archangel Gabriel, the girl's name was Mary and her child would change the history of mankind ...

history covering two years in the life of Mary and Joseph and the culmination their history when they leave Nazareth to go to Bethlehem for the birth of Jesus.

Released: December 6, 2006 (FR) - 12/01/2006 (usa)
Title EN: The Nativity
Genre: Historical drama
Screenplay: Mike Rich
Music: Mychael Danna
Production: Marty Bowen & Wyck Godfrey
Track Sound: Dolby SRD, DTS.
Costumes: Maurizio Millenotti

And yes! You saw! After the Passion of Christ by Mel Gibson, the big screen brings us "The birth of Jesus." What joy to millions of Christians of our time.

For now, I can only send you the address of a site. This gives us minimal details about the movie. I will try to find out more details for your joy, like mine. "The Nativity Story" should be playing this Christmas 2006. New Line Cinema will be the distributor. Pray that the director of this film (Catherine Hardwicke), and actors and actresses (Keisha Castle-Hughes, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Oscar Isaac, Alexander Siddig, Shaun Toub) réussisent to touch the hearts of young and old, showing both humanity and divinity of our Lord Jesus.

Thanks to challengers and to Father Benoit Morier for making me discover this link (website in English only).

Pictures film available on this site: actuacine.net

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Back for the month of July ...

Hello dear readers (trice),

thousand excuses not you speak more often. Know that I hold you in prayer. In recent weeks I have greatly enjoyed my diaconate. I received some nice Thanksgiving. I'll resume this blog with more depth in the month of September. In the meantime, I will try to write from time to time.

Since my ordination, I am very busy. Since May 19 last year, I chaired eleven baptisms. This month, I preside possibly twenty-four. I greatly appreciate preside over celebrations. With parents and godparents, you will rediscover the meaning of our baptism: to enter the great family of God's children but also the greatness of this sacrament that opens us to all the inheritance given to us by the Father . In this sense, this sacrament gives us the change of heart.

During this month I also attended several weddings, including a couple that I accompanied with a time of preparation. I helped them prepare to live this great sacrament (since the beginning of the year). Together, we have seen important themes: the meaning of marriage, the meaning of the sacrament, the dialogue, the Christian meaning of sexuality, family, spirituality of the couple, etc.. They really appreciated. In September, I am a deacon for another couple I prepared. I also had the joy these days to be a deacon at the wedding of a couple of friends, Mark and Nadine. You know, there are also great fun to be able to assist couples to that great day of their lives. It will review with them how God wants to be present in their lives, how it has been so far, he is and will be for eternity. In each of the sacraments, God wants to ally with us.

Already more than a month of the diaconate. Many thanks, good and beautiful moments. Moments that I fervently hope that many young and older people can live. If you feel a call to the call, please! Call in a seminary near you! In addition, I carry your prayers to several of my colleagues who are currently living a month of reflection in Quebec, particularly Jean-Francois, Francois, Pascal and Andre. In addition, I am proud to recall the priestly ordination of Bishop Rudolf Grega by Jean-Claude Turcotte, held last June 22 at Ville d'Anjou. This weekend, another brother-Rev Denis Carrier, foreign missions-priest who was ordained priest by Archbishop Ouellet. Let us pray the Lord of the harvest, for all those he calls to follow in the various dioceses of Quebec. I take this opportunity to greet my brother priests and deacons of St. Jovite, Joliette, St-Jerome, Chicoutimi, Quebec, Valleyfield, etc.. We also pray for you!

I hear about it soon, dear friends (es). I will make some appearances in July, before taking a month's vacation during the month of August.

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Links to over 50 novenas ...

Since the famous movie "La Novena", many people seem to have found an outpouring of prayer to these formulas of popular devotions. Here is a site that you are several.

From July 14 to 23 this year, we proposed a novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus to our parishioners. What was our surpise to see over 40 people come to our churches to pray daily for great fervor these prayers while meditating on cettte devotion. It is worth mentioning that we had done some publicity for this purpose. The brand was born to a thought flash that came after the month of Mary, who drew some nights more than fifty people of all ages. Novena the Sacred Heart ended a night of worship at St Vincent Mary Strambi. Tonight brought us until the Mass of St. John, June 24 at 10 am Again, there were many people who joined the pastoral team for the entire night and various times of prayer. We are very happy and we are preparing to offer quelques'uns next year. Prayer is an important element in the vitality of the community. If a community (or individual) does not take time to talk with her Lord, she can not survive. The Lord did not it is the source? Do we not he left the Saints great witnesses of his love, people who have shown us that his plan of love is possible?

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Appointments in the Diocese of Montreal News

the diocese of Montreal, the recent appointment of two auxiliary bishops and the retirement of a number of valuable collaborators led to revisit some diocesan responsibilities.

Archbishop of Montreal has named Monsignor André Gazaille, pastor of the Cathedral Marie-Reine-du-Monde and Episcopal Vicar for the Family and Youth and Bishop Lionel Gendron pss, rector of the Grand Seminary of Montreal and Vicar Episcopal training of pastoral staff.

Moreover, Archbishop Jean-Jacques Martin was appointed Episcopal Vicar for Administration and Financial Services and Bursar of the Diocese, Father Andrew Tiphane, director and team member of the Grand Séminaire de Montréal and head of the Diocese and seminarians Father Thomas Dowd, Deputy to the Office for Pastoral Personnel.

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Milles excuses expensive (es) Friends (es)!
Soon, I will take my comments and information. Currently, I have many commitments.

Here is a picture of me taken the day after my ordination to the diaconate on the church steps St. Gertrude. In addition, I will talk about the time of my ordination, my first few baptisms, first of my blessings, the first events where I participated as a deacon. Thank you all for your prayers and your support.

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A photo soon ...

Many bloggers have asked me news about my ordination last Friday (where many friends, relatives, priests, deacons, parishioners were present).

In short, I received a shower of graces. Thank you for your prayers, your presence and your support. Be assured that I hold you in my prayers also.


See you soon!

Silvain Cloutier, deacon

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Week Pre-Pension diaconal

Until the day of my ordination to the diaconate (this Friday, May 19 at the Grand Seminary in Montreal), I will be silent retreat at the Recluse Sisters. Rest assured (es), dear parishioners (es), readers (trices) of this blog, friends (es) and members of the family that my prayers are with you. I also carries your prayers during these few hours that precede this beautiful ceremony where I will take commitment to celibacy, service and community prayer. This will be my penultimate step towards the priesthood. May the Lord bless you and accompany you throughout this week!

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Sesboue Bernard and The Da Vinci Code ... Last session

Father Sesboue we turn decodes the Da Vinci Code in a new book. Here's a short interview this Jesuit theologian (Real Audio) available Croire.com and broadcast from the site of the Diocese of Montreal . For those who speak English, I refer you to this text written by one of my good friends, Richard Bernier (responsable of the Newman Center). This article (in pdf format.) Is also available on the website of our diocese (like an article on catholiceducation.org ).

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pastoral vocation Quebec

For one last time, I will make a pastoral meeting in Quebec City. My studies are completed, it is true. But it's always good to make continuing education sessions. This time, it will be the accompaniment of the dying. I then meet with Father Gilles Nadeau, who is chaplain of a center for terminally ill patients (many years). Over the years I have had the joy of following a few sessions (at the seminary and in parishes) in the area of assisting the sick, but I have no experience with the dying. I hope that this session will give me new tracks pastoral practices. I'll be like auditor, as my master's degree in pastoral care is completed.

Many seminarians who will follow this session. Each year, intensive sessions (35 hours a week) are offered to seminarians from our two major conferences in Quebec (Quebec and Montreal). Some of my fellow seminarians will have the chance to follow the following week (in Montreal) a session on "Managing Growth parish. Four years ago, I had the chance to follow this session presented by Mr Pierre-Alain Giffard. I must say it has marked the way I see the Church. She gave me a boost missionary. It opened my eyes to the means used to reach people who do not know where we left the church. She also opened up about what we can bring the Protestant churches in this growth momentum. I had some insights that joined the remarks presented by the teacher. It was good to see them take root, to see that it is possible to hope. Mr. Gifford is in her post-doctorate in the field. This session (I repeat), through its leader, gives us impulses missionaries filled the Holy Spirit. My colleague Julian, deacon ordained a few months ago, will be those who will follow this session. The Church has much won to hear that this is not the end and try to implement the statements made during this course. Yes, as Mr. Gifford, God wants a church alive. Then we must pray the Holy Spirit encvoyer us holy priests, holy (es) laity. We must also look at how the cells of evangelization can help us see and generate growth. It is time to speak only decay parishes, closing churches ... You have to take and start listening to the Lord through our prayers and our actions. The situation of the Church in Quebec is not the whole world. Other churches have experienced crises and revived. One of the authors under review is the famous Rick Warren. I stop here. I want a nice session with my colleagues.

Another session that many will follow next week is the Chair of Assembly. How to chair the Eucharist. Although we live every day, it is another to preside. My fellow deacon will follow this session. I have already done this session, two years ago. For my part, I'll be with my parishioners this week. Then it's time to retire pre-deacon (from May 14 to 19) in a monastery. Yes, May 19, it will be the great day of my ordination. Bishop Lionel Gendron will preside over this large celebration. One of the texts that we offer the liturgy of this day will be sent Silas (Silvanus equivalent) to serve in assisting Seigenur Paul (AC15, 22-31). Yes, this is an appropriate text for my ordination, when I am ordered to proclaim and to assist bishops and priests in their duties. I must say that I did not choose this text. Providence was responsible for giving me that little wink. This is the text provided by the Church unverselle and will be proclaimed in all Catholic churches in the world.

I hear about it this week, live from Quebec. However, I can do summary of this session since it is also of casuistry which must respect the confidentiality of those involved.

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Throughout Lent, we prayed and meditated on the Stations of the Cross (the path of the Crucified). Did you know that the Easter season, we can ponder the Way of Light (the path of the Risen). This morning we talked about this in small groups. It is true that this popular devotion is little known. We consider the offer shortly to our paroisssiens.

Christ is the center of life in the world. The paschal mystery is the center of Christ's life. It is structured in two phases of death-resurrection. Mediation popular first act is the way of the cross. After Vatican II, we rediscover the need for mediation popular second aspect: Via lucis. Today more than ever, the people must feel as theirs this route. Easter should not be just a festival calendar, but a lifestyle.

Via lucis is as symmetrical Way of the Cross: Fourteen stations, a related Biblical passage, which leaves the empty tomb, the first sign of Easter, Pentecost, its primordial core. And as the Way of the Cross has been carefully planned with the assistance of Mary, Our Lady of Sorrows with filsbien beloved, as along the Via lucis the mother of Jesus continues to stay with us, she's blessed with the resurrected son. Already the Church has for centuries made the antiphon "Regina Coeli Laetare alleluia" and since some time has written texts of the Eucharistic celebration in honor of Mary, blessed in the resurrection. " On the other hand, the venerable tradition of the Rosary of Mary provides the third part on the glorious mysteries. They are not themselves digest the Via lucis, which also includes the natural development leading from Easter Son to those children? The Virgin of Easter guide us along the fourteen stations of the Via lucis, which opens third millénaire.Et seeking to get daily hope.

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" For those who believe in you, Lord, life is not destroyed, it is transformed "(Preface of the dead )

past few weeks, the Diocese of Montreal (in collaboration with the Cemetery "Resting St. Francis of Assisi ) has developed a fact sheet about the celebration of the funeral. In delivering the leaflet Parish (Our Life newspaper Community are involved) I let one slip to each of 12,500 doors that make up our pastoral unit. Since last September, I made each of these residences. Since February, I will be restarted a second tour.

If I decided to do home delivery, it is my experience that many people of our parishes have not registered a funeral in the Church in their wills. However, it seems to me that this leaflet may help us better understand the reasons that would cause us to want to live in the Church. Why? Let me give you the contents:

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Church is a large family on the death of one of its members, it is to pray for him and to support and assist people affected by bereavement.

Christian faith affirms that death is not the end of everything. The celebration of the funeral celebrates the resurrection of Christ is a passage from death to life. She just say to all the baptized to his suite, they are called to live a new life in God. This inspires hope the prayers surrounding the death of a loved one.

The usual place for the celebration of the church where the funeral is traditionally congregate believers and believers. At his baptism, the deceased was welcomed.

Celebrating the experience of church ...
* To accommodate family members, relatives, friends (es), and members of the community and share all the hope in the resurrection;
* To pray for the deceased and his family;
* To hear the Word of God and may celebrate the Eucharist (Mass);
* To give thanks for the life given to what the deceased was, for all that was beautiful and lived good with it.

A celebration at the church lives ...
* For the reception of the Christian community;
* Through the proclamation of the Word of God;
* For the celebration of the Eucharist or a Liturgy of the Word (At church, with the funeral Eucharist are presided by a priest. The funeral at the church without the celebration of Mass may be chaired by deacons or lay people appointed by the bishop).

A celebration at the funeral home includes ...
* The rite of reception;
* The proclamation of the Word of God;
* Prayers of praise, thanksgiving and demand;
* rites of farewell.
(There is no Mass celebrated at the funeral home. This celebration may be presided over by priests, deacons or lay people appointed by their parish.)

Celebration in the presence of the body or ashes?
"As the tomb was nearby, and there they laid Jesus" (Jn 19.42)

In remembrance of Jesus who was put in tomb, the Church recommends that preserved the custom of burying the body of the deceased.

The preferred form in the Church is the celebration of funerals at the church in the presence of the body. It is also possible to hold the funeral in the presence of ash.

Disposal of the corpse and ash
"What could be the place of my rest?" (Is 66.1)

At each stage of his life of faith, the believer is allowed in a particular place. In the baptistery at the beginning of his Christian life in the church Throughout his life, in the cemetery at the end of his earthly life. For the Church, the place for the burial of the body or ashes to the cemetery is. The remains may be deposited in a mausoleum and the ashes in a columbarium.

Because of respect paid to the body, the practice of keeping the ashes of the deceased at home, putting them in the home garden, to disperse into the fields, woods or from the air or immerse, be avoided.

Services on the occasion of a death:
* At church: meet people bereaved preparation of the celebration, bereavement, funerals or Eucharist with Liturgy of the Word, Mass Memorial. *
Funeral Home: Prayers with relatives, the farewell celebration.
* At the cemetery, mausoleum or colombarim: a final prayer.

At death, please communicate it with your first parish to organize the celebration.

Have you thought to include in your will, your desire to have a funeral in the Church?

Many people who have lived in the Christian faith and have no funeral. Tell your friends!