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INFORMATION FOR VISITORS

Two Parishes, One Centre

Blessed John XXIII Roman Catholic Parish has shared the facilities of the Assiniboia Christian Centre (ACC) with St. Chad's Anglican Parish since the Centre was built for the purpose in 1967. The two parishes co-operate on charitable ventures, raise funds and socialize jointly, use the same Worship Area, and hold some joint non-Eucharistic services (such as Remembrance Day and Good Friday services). For information about the physical plant of the Centre or about facility rental, go here. For info about St. Chad's Parish, please go to http://www.mts.net/~gilfred/stchad.html.

Mass in Ordinary Time at Blessed John XXIII
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Roman Catholic Mass Times
Weekdays Monday - Friday:
Rosary 9:00 am
Mass 9:15 am

Saturday: 9:15 am & 5:00 pm
Sunday: 9:00 am and 1:00 pm

Important: please consult the most recent Bulletin for occasional variations on this schedule, especially around major feast days, such as Christmas and Easter (Triduum).

Confessions: Saturday 4:15 p.m. and upon request.
For all other Sacraments, please contact the Pastor or the Deacon.

We can accommodate those with gluten intolerance or Celiac disease with low-gluten hosts at our liturgies. Identify yourself to the sacristan before Mass.

Getting There:

3390 Portage Avenue (at Rouge Road)
Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada R3K 0Z3


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NOTES:
  • Parking is available in the parking lot to the south of the church.
  • The church building is wheelchair accessible from the entrance adjacent to the parking lot.

Visitors and New Parishioners Welcome

Please sign our Visitors' Book, which also contains photos of some of our parish events.

If you would like to register in our Parish, please ask an usher after Mass, for the "Visitors' Kit" which contains the "New Parishioner & Registration Form." You may leave your completed form (in a sealed envelope) with an usher, put it in the collection basket, or drop it into the ACC office. You may also wish to make yourself known to the Pastor or Deacon as soon as convenient.

Breaking Bread, the new hospitality program in our parish, is up and running. A number of families have indicated a willingness to act as host to a student, a refugee, a bereaved parishioner, or anyone who finds himself or herself alone, especially around major feast days, but really any time of year. If you, or someone you know, would like to receive an invitation to this type of fellowship and an opportunity to meet new friends, please let your needs be known, on a confidential basis, to Kitty, the Parish Secretary.