Mass schedule
Ash Wednesday Mass - Feb 17
Ashes will be distributed in the context of the mass in person at both our churches.
St. John Brebeuf Erin
- Wed 9:15 AM (48 people)
- Wed Noon (48 people)
St Peter Oustic
- Wed 7 PM(38 people)
Regular Mass Schedule (as of Feb 17)
Weekend
- Saturday 5:00 PM (48 people)
- Sunday 8:00 AM (48 people) - PLEASE CONSIDER COMING TO THIS MASS
- Sunday 9:30 AM (48 people) - THIS MASS IS VERY POPULAR AND HAS ON OCCASION HAS REACHED CAPACITY
St Peter Oustic
Father Don also celebrates Mass at 11:30 AM (38 people) Sunday at St. Peter’s Church, Oustic. Go west 18 km from Erin on County Road 124 to Brucedale. Turn north on Fifth Line and go 7.8 km to Oustic.
Weekday masses
Posted on the bulletin board at the back of SJB .
Check the schedule each week call the office at 519-278-0125.
St. John Brebeuf Weekday mass schedule (starting Feb 18):
- Monday 9:15 AM
- Tuesday 7:00 PM
- Wednesday 9:15 AM
- Thursday (see bulletin board)
- Friday (see bulletin board)
Regular Confessions times
St John de Brebeuf: 3:30-4:30 Saturday afternoon
St Peters: Following 11:30 am Mass
OR... Catch me prior to a weekday mass, but not 5 minutes before mass begins.
In Erin, please use the Reconciliation Room. Keep a distance from me. If you are with any symptoms we’ll do the sacrament outside or better still wait until you are better. If I get sick then masses will have to be cancelled (under the Bishop’s orders).
Anointing of the Sick
During pandemic, Anointing of the Sick is by appointment only.
Regular schedule:
Following the 7pm mass on the first Tuesday of every month I will offer the anointing of the sick to our faithful. Of course I already do this when I visit the sick in their homes.
Others may avail themselves of this powerful sacrament if sickness is weighing them down. It is particularly important in a time when the fear of the Covid virus may increase risks in those already compromised by other health conditions. One must be a baptized Catholic, be of the age of reason, have “health issues” and is in the state of grace. If one is in serious sin it is advised they receive the sacrament of penance prior to the anointing. I wish to offer this to the wider congregation because the sacrament confers healing as well as peace.
Father Don Sanvido