Holy Redeemer Parish - Charlottetown, PE

Who We Are

“…the angel said…’Do not be afraid. I know that you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here, for he has been raised, as he said…go quickly and tell his disciples…” Matthew 28:5-7

Welcome to the Parish of The Most Holy Redeemer. We are located at 3 Pond Street across from Colonel Gray Highschool in Charlottetown PE. Welcome and we look forward to seeing you !

Pastor Rev. Joseph Dovari

Office Administrator: Susan Peters

Parish Council: Paul McKenna

Finance Council: Ralph Dunn

Refugee Committee: Dan Doran

Office Phone (902) 894-7385

Fax (902) 894-8115

Email info@holyredeemerpei.com

IN MY OWN WORDS

Dream of love

“You can’t have a family without dreams,” Pope Francis said in Manila in 2015. “Once a family loses the ability to dream, children do not grow, love does not grow, life shrivels up and dies. … Dreaming is very important. Especially dreaming in families. Do not lose this ability to dream!” (Pope: We must let children play! To play is to dream …)

Confirmation May 2019

Mass Schedule

NOTICE

Diocese of Charlottetown is pleased to announce that live telecast of Sunday Eucharist will be available on:

- Eastlink Community TV (channel #10 or 610) at 9:00 am from Holy Redeemer Parish in Charlottetown
- Facebook Livestream from St. Mary’s Holy Family Parish in Kensington. Go to Facebook page - Francis Allan Jay

Vision TV

Sunday - 9:00 AM
Monday - Friday 9:00 AM & 1:00 PM
Saturday - 9:00 AM & 10:30 AM

Salt + Light

Sunday - 12:00 PM & 11:30 PM
Monday - Saturday - 7:30 AM, 12:00 PM, 4:00 PM, 11:30 PM

Online

Daily TV Mass

National Catholic Broadcasting Council

Catholic TV .org

We pray this may be of some assistance in your Lenten journey. The Diocese of Charlottetown also wishes to express deep appreciation to Eastlink Community TV for their willingness to telecast Sunday Eucharist.

Bulletins

Pope Francis Resolutions

1. Take care of your spiritual life, your relationship with God, because this is the backbone of everything we do and everything we are.
2. Take care of your family life, giving your children and loved ones not just money, but most of all your time, attention and love.
3. Take care of your relationships with others, transforming your faith into life and your words into good works, especially on behalf of the needy.
4. Be careful how you speak, purify your tongue of offensive words, vulgarity and worldly decadence.
5. Heal wounds of the heart with the oil of forgiveness, forgiving those who have hurt us and medicating the wounds we have caused others.
6. Look after your work, doing it with enthusiasm, humility, competence, passion and with a spirit that knows how to thank the Lord.
7. Be careful of envy, lust, hatred and negative feelings that devour our interior peace and transform us into destroyed and destructive people.
8. Watch out for anger that can lead to vengeance; for laziness that leads to existential euthanasia; for pointing the finger at others, which leads to pride; and for complaining continually, which leads to desperation.
9. Take care of brothers and sisters who are weaker … the elderly, the sick, the hungry, the homeless and strangers, because we will be judged on this.
10. Making sure your Christmas is about Jesus and not about shopping.