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B U L L E T I N
RESURRECTION BULLETIN • F ALL 2011
Editor’s Introduction
Welcome back to Fall with all its colours and warmth
and peace. I hope that your summer was a time for
some rest, relaxation and a time to enjoy each other. But
even as the Fall invites us to look forward to a journey of
new beginnings, we take a look back to thank God for all
that the summer has given us and for those who journey
with us.
As we look over the summer we remember (and love again)
those who walked with us. Our 9 Jubilarians of 25, 40, 50
and 60 years have been wonderful signposts for us through
their ministry. We thank them for their gift and accept their
invitation to continue the journey with them.
Seminarian Frank Brick, CR professing vows, accompanied
by Fr. Charles Fedy, CR his Novice Director
Fathers Clarence Hauser and Norman Choate took a
different walk as God called them to the fullness of the
Resurrection. Their footprints are signs of God’s love
and compassion for so very many people. We might not
remember always what they said and did, but we will not
forget how they made us feel.
On August 15th of this year our novice, Frank Brick,
professed his First Vows in the Congregation. It was a special
day for Frank, his family and for our religious Community.
He will continue his studies for the priesthood.
Seminarian Frank Brick, CR signing the vow document.
Frs. Charles Fedy, CR and Sam Restivo, CR (provincial
leader) witnessing.
In February of next year our Deacon, Michal Kruszewski,
will be ordained to the priesthood in our Congregation.
He will be ordained in Poland and then return to Canada
to minister here. Your prayers and support of Michal and
others make a difference. You walk with us.
We also want to introduce you to Fr. Toby Collins. Fr. Toby
has been asked to accept the “job” of Vocation Director for
the Congregation. It is a ministry to walk with our young
people as they discern their calling, their vocation to the
priesthood and religious life.
Tanzania is our newest Mission area, along with Bolivia,
Bulgaria and Brazil. Our International General Chapter
(meeting) was held in Rome this summer and the mission in
Tanzania was given high priority within the Congregation.
Anyone want to go to Tanzania? You are welcome to visit.
On September 25th we hosted an APPRECIATION
RECEPTION for lay people who have ministered with us
in our parishes. Thank you to all of you who have walked
with us, gifted, supported us and prayed for us. Thank you
for sharing God’s blessings with us. We are indeed very
grateful for you.
(Photos for this article were taken by Brother Ed Hohenadel, CR.)

Spiritual
BENEFITS
Donors to Burses and Bursaries
share in the following Spiritual
Benefits:
1. Daily prayers said in all the houses of
the Congregation of the Resurrection
for living and deceased benefactors.
2. One Mass said each month in
each house of the Congregation
of the Resurrection for the living
benefactors.
3. One Mass said each month in
each house of the Congregation of
the Resurrection for the deceased
benefactors.
4. One Mass said annually in November
in each house of the Congregation
of the Resurrection for the deceased
benefactors.
“ If the faithful help even one candidate
for the priesthood, they will fully share
in all the future masses and in all the
fruits of sanctity and apostolic works
that will be his.” Pope Pius XII.
Contributions to burses may be sent to:
Congregation of the Resurrection
Provincial Office, Treasurer
Resurrection College
265 Westmount Road North
Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G7
Charitable receipts for income tax
purposes will be issued to all donors.
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Our Vocation Director
This past July Fr. Toby Collins, CR was asked to be our
Vocation Director. His ministry is to walk with our young
(maybe not all young) men as they discern their calling
(vocation). Here is a little background for you.
Fr. Jim: Fr. Toby, share a little about yourself with us.
Fr. Toby: I am a Kitchener native, although I
was born in Stratford. I am the third
eldest in my family. My Mom and Dad
instilled in us strong family values that Fr. Toby Collins, CR
they themselves lived out. Mom was
a warm, loving person and held down the “home fort” while
Dad worked as a bank manager. They complemented each other
very well.
Fr. Jim: What was your education background?
Fr. Toby: I went to St. Jerome’s and St. Mary’s High Schools. I did well
academically and was good in sports. I wasn’t sure what I wanted
to do but at Laurier I found a great interest in Geography and
Philosophy. After working for an insurance firm I discovered
landscaping which became my profession.
Fr. Jim: What changed your direction?
Fr. Toby: I realized that maybe there was more to life than landscaping.
I felt an attraction to the potential of priesthood and religious
life. I was doing landscaping at St. Louis Parish (Waterloo) and
there found I had a passion for helping people.
Fr. Jim: What attracted you to the Resurrectionists?
Fr. Toby: I liked how this community worked together to transform lives.
I felt that I was able to be part of something that would make a
difference in the lives of others. At the same time I felt a deeper
awareness of God in my life and around me.
Fr. Jim: Where did you go from there?
Fr. Toby: I entered the Congregation, took my vows when I was 31. With
ordination to the Diaconate, I found that I enjoyed what I was
doing and where I was able to make a difference in the lives of
others.
Fr. Jim: What, in particular, sparked your attention?
Fr. Toby: I looked to our young people as a source of great hope. Talented,
creative youth have so much to offer that could change the world.
I wanted to invite them to share those gifts.
Fr. Jim: How do you see your “new” ministry and your dream in regard to
this new ministry?
Fr. Toby: My first call is to be with the youth of today, wherever they may be.
I want to encourage them to look at the priesthood and religious
life as an opportunity to serve both God and the Church. But
I don’t want to do this alone. I hope that people who read this
will widen their own horizons and encourage our youth to
accept the challenge of the Spirit to make a difference.
Fr. Jim: You can get in touch with Fr. Toby by visiting the Vocations
page of our website www.CRcommunity.ca OR www.
resurrectionist.ca

New Beginnings in our Tanzanian (East African) Mission
Fr. Andrzej (Andrew) Duda, CR
Three novices in Tanzania: John Zephrenne, Mosses Katikiro
and Michael Juma
It’s almost ten years since the first CR came to Tanzania. Since
then we have always hoped to attract local candidates and
to be able to organize for them a good formation program.
With the former we didn’t have much trouble. God blessed
us, and every year there were young people asking about our
community and showing their willingness to join us. The
bigger problem was with the latter, organizing a formation
program, or rather having formation personnel. Right now
there are only three CRs working in Tanzania. Sometimes
there were four of us, and sometimes only two. Also, we
are running two big parishes in two different dioceses.
Nevertheless, we have been trying. Once we accepted a
candidate from Nigeria. Another time we accepted a youth
from Arusha, Tanzania. But it didn't work out with either
of them.
In January of last year we accepted two aspirants who
wanted to become religious brothers, and we sent them for
a two-year catechetical course. One left a few months later,
another, Michael Juma is still with us.
This past June in Rome there was a General Chapter of our
Congregation. There was big interest in our Mission, many
discussions about it, and many words of encouragement.
Finally, our new Superior General, in agreement with the
Extended General Council, decided that we should start
a formation program this year. The postulancy program
started August 15, 2011, and the novitiate program one
month later, September 15th.
When the General Chapter was taking place in Rome, we
organized a vocation workshop here in Tanzania. Twenty
three young men attended. So, after the decision of starting
a formation program was made, we were able to choose three
of them: two who wish to become religious Brothers and one
for priesthood.
We decided that the entire initial formation should take
place here, in Tanzania. For both the postulancy and
novitiate programs we chose our Kahangala parish in the
archdiocese of Mwanza. That parish was started and was run
by the Missionaries of Africa, the so-called White Fathers.
It was there that they used to have there their novitiate
and philosophical studies house. But they left Kahangala
several years ago. Since 2008 the parish has been run by
Resurr
the Congregation of the Resurrection. There are houses,
B U L L E T
classrooms, a chapel, and a lot of space, making it a very
suitable place for our purpose. Fr. Andrzej Madry, CR, the
superior of our Tanzanian Mission, is also pastor of the
Kahangala parish. Fr. Andrzej Duda,CR will join him there
in the northern part of Tanzania, and will be the director of
formation. Fr. Maciej Braun, CR will remain alone at the
parish in Butiama. But we hope that he will not be alone for
long, that soon some other CR will come and join him.
Our candidates and hopefully future Resurrectionists are as
follows: Michael Juma, is from our Butiama parish. Last year
he started the two-year catechetical course, and he will finish
it and graduate during the postulancy program. He wants to
be a religious Brother. Another candidate, Mosses Katikiro
is from Musoma, Tanzania. He, too, wishes to become a
religious Brother.
The third candidate is John Zephrenne. He comes from our
Kahangala parish, but his family is from Musoma. He wants
to be a religious priest in our Congregation.
We are going to start something new, a CR formation
program for our African candidates. It’s quite a big challenge.
But we know that our Risen Lord, who called us to this
community, and who sent us to Africa, will also strengthen
us and guide us in this new and very important task. We rely
also on your prayers. Be assured that we need and appreciate
them very much.
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Note: If you wish to contribute to our Missions,
please donate to Resurrectionist Missions, 265
Westmount Road North, Waterloo, Ontario,
N2L 3G7, Canada.
IN APPRECIATION (editor’s note)
In my own Mission ministry I had the opportunity
to be on Easter Island. There, at the end of the school
year (such as it was) the students would bring a gift
to the teacher, a sign of gratitude. Some could afford
more than others. One young boy, from a poor family,
brought the teacher a small box in which there was a
beautiful piece of coral. The teacher, knowing he had
little resources, thanked him and asked where he got it.
He replied that it was from the ocean side of the Island.
She was astounded that he had walked so far, and she
mentioned this to him. His response was so much like
yours, good readers – “the walk is part of my gift.”
Gratitude is to remember that every gift of oneself often
comes with a long walk, and the walk is part of the gift.
We thank you, good readers, for walking with us, for
being a gift to us.

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Partners in Mission –Appreciation
Reception
I N
On Sunday, September 25th, there was a liturgical service
and reception to recognize the many lay people who partner
with the Resurrectionists in the various parishes in which we
minister.
Fr. Sam Restivo, our
provincial leader gave a
short homily. Excerpts
from it are below:
“We, the baptized, in
our own unique way,
share in Jesus’ work of
creating a culture of
justice, mercy, and faith
Liturgical Service
in our respective local
faith communities.
“The Resurrectionists have always had a very special place
in their hearts for the laity. Why? Primarily, because the
founder of the Congregation, Bogdan Janski, was a lay
person—he lived religious vows of poverty, chastity and
obedience before God and his brothers in community – but
was never ordained a priest. He died only 4 years after he
founded the Congregation.
“His vision was to transform an entrenched secular culture by
the gospel of Jesus Christ. So, it is not surprising to discover
in our Constitutions, a strong emphasis and a clear mandate
to every Resurrectionist to collaborate with the laity. Article
196 reads as follows: ‘As Resurrectionists, we will work with
the laity in furthering God’s mission in the Church and in
Society.’”
For the next part of the service,
Fr. Sam invited Tracy Weber, a
parishioner and Music Minister at St.
Agatha Parish, St. Agatha, to speak
on behalf of the laity who minister
with us in the various parishes. Tracy
Weber shared some of her lighter
personal experiences with the CR
priests and brother who have served
at St. Agatha Parish since she was in Fr. Sam Restivo, CR
elementary school. Below are excerpts from her talk.
“All of us present here today have personal connections,
stories and relationships with our parish leaders, and
each of our personal connections with the priests/
brothers from the Congregation of the Resurrection are
unique and meaningful. We have been blessed with this
“partnership.” They have entered into relationship with
us, to lead us, to serve us, to be our partner and share in
Jesus’ mission.
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“It is so very valuable that we, the
laity, acknowledge our partnership
with the clergy, and the important
role they play in our lives and the
important role we play in their lives.
We share in the role of carrying
out GOD’S mission of “making
disciples” of others. We share in
the clergy’s role of serving others,
Mrs. Tracy Weber
as well as welcoming, leading and
encouraging our other brothers and sisters to join in each and
every day.
“God has the church – his leaders like our Resurrectionist
priests and brothers, as well as all of us to bring out his ideals
and visions for the world. There was a time in the history of
our church that we played more of a passive role, and the
clergy did the work. We, the laity, sat back respectfully and
observed; thankfully there have been healthy changes in our
church and we have shifted in a new direction, a direction
where we are called to partner with the clergy to actively
carry out the mission of Jesus. We are called by name and
sent as a sign of God’s presence in the world. We are called
to be actively involved; no longer on the sidelines, but now
actively sharing our time, treasure and talents. That is most
likely why you are sitting here at this wonderful celebration
today, because more than likely you have shared one or more
of these three things (time, treasure and talent) generously
on many occasions.
Group from St. Francis Church, Kitchener
“It is a great honour that we share this partnership, and we
must continue to nurture it in all of our parishes, so that
we can continue to carry out HIS MISSION. I know that
I speak on behalf of the laity present here today when I say
from my heart that we all feel so richly blessed to be fed
daily/weekly/yearly by some of the most talented teachers
and greatest disciples ever to walk the earth – our Priests and
Brothers from the Congregation of the Resurrection. Thank
you for entering into partnership with us as well as selflessly
accepting HIS call to lead us.”
(Photos associated with this article were taken by Fr. David
Mowat, CR.)

Helping the education of a Resurrectionist
BURSES
You can share in our work by helping in the formation and the education of men
preparing to become priests, deacons and brothers in the Congregation of the
Resurrection, or of members who are furthering their formation and education.
A gift of $10,000.00 or any part thereof may be made to establish a burse with a
minimum amount being $1,000.00. A donation towards established burses, no
matter how small, will be appreciated. These burses remain in perpetuity, and only
the interest from them will be used for the education of candidates and members.
A list of both complete and incomplete burses is published in this edition of the Bulletin.
The amounts are correct at the time of printing.
Complete Burses
ASSUMPTION OF OUR LADY BURSE
ALFRED JOHN ARNOLD BURSE
GORDON AND MARY BAETZ BURSE #1
GORDON AND MARY BAETZ BURSE #2
BROTHER JOSEPH BARBER, C.R. BURSE
LAWRENCE AND ANNA BATTE MEMORIAL BURSE
SIR & LADY R.A.J. BAUER, K.H.S., L.H.S. BURSE
IN MEMORY OF SIR E.J. BAUER, K.C.S.S. AND FAMILY
ARTHUR AND HELEN BENNINGER IN HONOUR OF ST. ANTHONY
BERMUDA MISSIONS BURSE
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH BURSE, BURFORD, ONTARIO
HERBERT WILLIAM AND MIRIAM BONNELL FAMILY BURSE
THE HELEN C. BORG BURSE
THE PAUL S. BORG MEMORIAL BURSE
FR. WILLIAM BORHO, C.R. BURSE
THE JOSEPH AND MARY ANN BORHO MEMORIAL BURSE
BURSE IN HONOUR OF GOOD ST. ANNE, A GIFT OF MR. & MRS. CLIFFORD
BRINGLESON AND FAMILY
THE ALEX AND LEONA BROHMAN MEMORIAL BURSE
THE LEONARD JOSEPH AND MATILDA (BORHO) BRUDER AND FAMILIES BURSE
BURSE IN MEMORY OF GALBRAITH AND FRANCES CAMERON
CHRISTOPHER BURSE
FR. MICHAEL A. CUNDARI, C.R. BURSE #1
FR. MICHAEL A. CUNDARI, C.R. BURSE #2
THE CUNDARI-CAMPIGOTTO MEMORIAL BURSE IN MEMORY OF OUR DEAR FR. MIKE
CATHERINE AND CASPER CWIEKALA BURSE
BISHOP ROBERT DEHLER, C.R. MEMORIAL BURSE
FR. NORBERT DENTINGER, C.R. BURSE
FR. EDWARD J. DIETRICH, C.R. BURSE
FR. FABIAN DIETRICH, C.R. BURSE
LAWRENCE S. DIETRICH BURSE
MR. & MRS. LOUIS F. DIETRICH AND FAMILY BURSE
FR. JAMES DONOHUE, C.R. BURSE
BERT AND ANTONIA DORTMANS BURSE
MONSIGNOR EMMET DOYLE BURSE
JOE AND ANNA ECHERT AND FAMILY BURSE
FR. A. A. EICHELDINGER, C.R. BURSE
FR. ANDREW ERNEWEIN, C.R. BURSE
BROTHER DAVID ERNST, C.R. BURSE
MARIE AND FLOYD ERTEL BURSE
REV. CHARLES FEDY, C.R. BURSE
THE CLIFFORD AND CLEMENTINE FEDY FAMILY BURSE
FR. PETER JOHN FEHRENBACH, C.R. BURSE
FR. GORDON FERGUSON, C.R. BURSE
FR. ANTHONY FIRETTO, C.R. BURSE
GENEVIEVE FLACH MEMORIAL BURSE
IN MEMORY OF RICHARD JOSEPH FLEMING, JULIA MARIE FLEMING & FAMILY
THE ALFRED AND EILEEN FORWELL BURSE
JOHN AND MARILYN FOSTER AND FAMILY BURSE
BURSE IN HONOUR OF THE HOLY FAMILY IN MEMORY OF MRS. KATHERINE M. FRIESS
FUNCKEN MEMORIAL BURSE IN HONOUR OF FATHERS EUGENE & LOUIS FUNCKEN, C.R.
K OF C, FATHER FUNCKEN COUNCIL, 1504, IN MEMORY OF FATHER LOUIS FUNCKEN, C.R.
CHARLES GEHL FAMILY BURSE
FR. HUBERT B. GEHL, C.R. BURSE
TOM AND BETTY GERMANN AND FAMILY BURSE
FR. CLAIR GIRODAT AND GIRODAT FAMILY BURSE
THE GIVERIN FAMILY BURSE
MONSIGNOR WILLIAM GLEASON BURSE
MR. ALFRED A. GOETZ BURSE
MRS. ALFRED A. GOETZ (APOLLONIA FEDY) BURSE
FR. BENNO GRAF, C.R. BURSE
FR. PETER GRAF, C.R. MEMORIAL BURSE
MARY ELLEN AND JOHN L. GRECOL BURSE
THE CLAYTON GREYERBIEHL FAMILY BURSE IN HONOUR OF ST. JUDE
LEO MARTIN GRIMM FAMILY BURSE
WILLIAM AND IRENE GROVER BURSE
THE LINUS HAEFELE BURSE
THE HILDA B. HAHN AND A. J. HAHN BURSE
JAMES AND ANNE HAMMAR BURSE
LLOYD ALPHONSE HELM MEMORIAL BURSE
RITA HELM BURSE
THE HENNESSY FAMILY AND THOMAS BURNS BURSE
FR. ROMAN HINSCHBERGER, C.R. BURSE
THE KARL AND MARY F. HOFMANN BURSE
THOMAS AND CHRISTENA HUGHES BURSE
IN MEMORY OF RUTH AGNES HUNKELER BURSE
IN MEMORY OF ALOIS J. HUNKELER BURSE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION BURSE #1
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION BURSE #2
IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY BURSE IN MEMORY OF THE
ALBERT AND MARY REY FAMILY AND RELATIVES
JESUS IS LORD BURSE
K.A.P.P. BURSE
FRANCIS J. KARLEY, BLANCHE KARLEY AND FAMILY BURSE
FR. MICHAEL I. KIEFFER, C.R. BURSE
HUBERT AND MARY KIESWETTER BURSE
BURSE IN MEMORY OF GRAHAM KLOEPFER
BETTY AND CLETUS KROETSCH AND FAMILY BURSE
JOHN AND MARCELLA KROETSCH BURSE
BURSE IN MEMORY OF LEO AND BERTHA KROETSCH
ROBERT AND MARY KUNTZ AND FAMILY BURSE
ANGELA LANG BURSE
EDNA LANG MEMORIAL BURSE
JOHN AND RACHEL LANG BURSE
REINHOLD ANTHONY LANG MEMORIAL BURSE
ANNA LEMANSKI MEMORIAL BURSE
BURSE IN MEMORY OF PERCY, ANNE AND JOHN LEONARD
BERNIE AND WANDA LOGEL AND FAMILY BURSE
MARGARET AND KATHLEEN R. LOGEL BURSE
SISTER M. AUDREY, JAMES LORENTZ AND FAMILY BURSE
REV. WILLIAM V. LUCEY BURSE
BURSE IN MEMORY OF MARGARET MARKS, #1
BURSE IN MEMORY OF MARGARET MARKS, #2
LEO H. MARTIN BURSE
MARYHILL K OF C COUNCIL 6024 MEMORIAL BURSE
TONY AND JEAN MATLOCK BURSE
FR. A. C. MAYER, C.R. BURSE
THE MCGLYNN FAMILY BURSE
THOMAS AND MARY MC GUIRE BURSE #1
THOMAS AND MARY MC GUIRE BURSE #2
ANNABELLE AND MURRAY MCKAY BURSE
ARTHUR J. MEYER BURSE
DOLORES AND RUDOLPH S. MEYER BURSE
THE LINUS E. MEYER BURSE
THE RAYMOND MEYER BURSE
MARY PARISI MILES AND SISTER MARIE MILES BURSE
HUBERT AND MILDRED MILLER BURSE
FR. JOHN MONTAG BURSE
VINCE AND PHONSINE MORRISON AND FAMILY BURSE #1
VINCE AND PHONSINE MORRISON AND FAMILY BURSE #2
ANNE C. MOSER BURSE
GERALD AND AUDREY MOSER BURSE #1
GERALD AND AUDREY MOSER BURSE #2
GERALD AND AUDREY MOSER AND FAMILY BURSE
BISHOP BERNARD MURPHY, C.R. BURSE
THE REV. ANTHONY E. NICHTER BURSE
REV. JAMES O’CONNOR, C.R. BURSE
THE JAMES P. O’REILLY MEMORIAL BURSE
FR. FRED OBERHOLZER, C.R. BURSE
CORSIE AND BEA PALANGIO AND FAMILY BURSE #1
CORSIE AND BEA PALANGIO AND FAMILY BURSE #2
MICHAEL PALECZNY, K.S.G. FAMILY BURSE
DENNIS AND LUCILLE PAPILLON BURSE
OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP BURSE
BURSE IN MEMORY OF AMY PIGEON AND SISTER STANESIA
PAUL PSUTKA BURSE
NORMAN AND GLADYS RAITER BURSE
JEROME ALBERT REINHART BURSE
FR. ALEXANDER REITZEL, C.R. MEMORIAL BURSE
THE CLAYTON AND CECILIA REITZEL FAMILY BURSE
REV. RAYMOND REITZEL, C. R. BURSE
RESURRECTION BURSE #1
RESURRECTION BURSE #2
STUART J. RETTINGER BURSE
BURSE IN MEMORY OF CHARLES AND LOUISE RITZ
HENRI ROSSET BURSE
ST. AGATHA PARISH BURSE
ST. ANNE’S BURSE IN HONOUR OF JOHN AND
ANNA KRIWINSKY
ST. ANTHONY BURSE, VALLIMONT FAMILY
ST. ANTHONY’S MISSION PARISH BURSE
ST. CECILIA’S BURSE #1
ST. CECILIA’S BURSE #2, IN MEMORY OF
JOHN AND MATILDA HAUBER, HERMAN NIX
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ST. FRANCIS BURSE
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER BURSE
ST. JOHN’S BURSE IN HONOUR OF JOHN AND ANNA KRIWINSKY
ST. JOSEPH’S BURSE
ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH HAMILTON, ONTARIO BURSE #2
ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH, HAMILTON, ONTARIO, 50TH ANNIVERSARY BURSE
ST. LAWRENCE’S BURSE, IN HONOUR OF FR. ALBERT ZINGER, C.R.
ST. LOUIS BURSE
ST. LOUIS PASTOR’S BURSE
ST. MARY’S BURSE, IN MEMORY OF ANGELINA HAUSE
ST. MONICA BURSE
ST. PIUS X, BRANTFORD BURSE
BURSE IN HONOUR OF THE SACRED HEART
JEROME AND HELMA SCHERER BURSE
TIMOTHY SCHERER BURSE
VINCE AND ANNE SCHERER BURSE
THE SCHERER FAMILY BURSE
JOHN A. AND LOU SCHMALZ BURSE
WILLIAM AND LEAH SCHMALZ BURSE
DORETTA SCHNARR MEMORIAL BURSE
EDWARD AND CATHERINE SCHNARR MEMORIAL BURSE
HELEN SCHNARR MEMORIAL BURSE
PAUL, SHEILA, MATTHEW, AMANDA, LEE ANN, JENNY SCHNEIDER BURSE
MR. AND MRS. RALPH SCHWOOB BURSE
NORMAN AND STELLA SHOEMAKER BURSE
CELESTIN AND ANNE SIESS BURSE
THE JERRY F. SIMONS MEMORIAL BURSE
THE FATHER HAROLD B. SMITH BURSE
FR. T. V. SOBISCH, C.R. BURSE
RUPERT STRAUS BURSE
AMELIA REGINA STROEDER MEMORIAL BURSE
CHARLES STROH MEMORIAL BURSE
FR. WALTER STRUB, C.R. MEMORIAL BURSE
ALFRED AND GLADYS STUMPF AND PHILIP BURSE
BURSE IN MEMORY OF JOHN J. SZMIGIELSKI
EVELYN MILES TURNER, JOHN F. MILES, C.R. AND REV. WILLIAM J. TURNER BURSE
PADRE JAMES FRANCIS VALK, C.R. BURSE
ARTHUR F. VALLIMONT MEMORIAL BURSE
FELIX HENRY AND MARY CATHERINE VALLIMONT BURSE
HAROLD AND DELLA VOISIN AND FAMILY BURSE
ROMAN AND MARY VOISIN BURSE
BROTHER CARL VOLL, C.R. MEMORIAL BURSE
MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR WALTER BURSE
FR. NORMAN WEAVER, C.R. MEMORIAL BURSE
THE ALBERT AND DOROTHY WEILER FAMILY BURSE
FR. ANTHONY WEILER, C.R. AND FR. MICHAEL F. WEILER, C.R. BURSE
WILBUR JOHN WEILER BURSE
THE WILLIAM F. AND AMELIA WEILER AND FAMILY - GUELPH BURSE
PETER AND LEONA WILHELM BURSE
ALF AND CAROLINE WINTERMEYER BURSE
JACOB AND ANNIE WUNDER AND FAMILY BURSE
THE LOUIS ALBERT ZINGER AND MARY MAGDALEN ZINGER BURSE
JOSEPH AND SARAH ZUBER AND BENJAMIN, IDA AND MARY ZOLLNER BURSE
Incomplete Burses $
SIR AND LADY R.A.J. BAUER, K.H.S., L.H.S. BURSE
IN MEMORY OF FATHER DAVID W. BAUER, C.S.B., O.C. 1400
EDWARD S. BOEHMER AND GWLADYS I. BOEHMER BURSE 4158
CHARLES AND MARGARET BRUDER BURSE 5700
GEORGE HENRY AND HELEN ANNE BRUDER MEMORIAL BURSE 1500
CHRISTOPHER BURSE #2 1006
FATHER MICHAEL CUNDARI BURSE #3 4786
REV. CHARLES DANTZER BURSE 6792
ALEX W. DIETRICH BURSE 1050
CONGREGATION OF THE RESURRECTION
265 Westmount Road North, Waterloo, ON N2L 3G7
REV. ANTHONY DURAND BURSE 8000
D. JACK AND ANNEMARIE EBY BURSE 2300
OSCAR, ELIZABETH AND NORMA EBY BURSE 9000
THE ALFRED AND HILDA FEDY FAMILY BURSE 2000
PATRICK AND CATHERINE FLANAGAN BURSE 8200
RALPH AND DOROTHY FREIBURGER AND FAMILY BURSE 5000
FRANCIS GARIBALDI AND FAMILY BURSE 1200
JOHN D. GIBSON, SR., DAVE JR., MURIEL AND FAMILY BURSE 4600
REV. J. J. GNAM BURSE 5000
JEROME HELM FAMILY BURSE 2000
ROBERT HELM AND FAMILY BURSE 3000
COLETTE HENHOEFFER, MAUDE HERTEL & CAROLINE WILHELM BURSE 2700
MR. & MRS. CLARENCE P. HERZOG BURSE 3040
THE L. AND D. HERZOG BURSE 6000
REV. RAY HOFMANN, C.R. BURSE 1088
ADELLA “MARIE” HOLLE, PERCY AND FAMILY BURSE 4600
TED ISLEY BURSE 6500
KSAWERA AND STANLEY JAROSZ BURSE 9500
JESUS IS LORD ALLELUIA 7525
MR. AND MRS. DESMOND KESSIG BURSE 2000
BURSE IN MEMORY OF KARL AND FLORENCE KLOEPFER 1000
BURSE IN MEMORY OF ANGELA KRULICKI 3360
BURSE IN MEMORY OF WALTER R. KUNDA 1500
AUGUST AND ANNE LANG BURSE 5000
JOHN AND DOROTHY LUTZ AND FAMILY BURSE 1410
M AND M MEMORIAL BURSE 5400
WILBERT J. AND LORETTA MONTAG BURSE 9000
GERALD AND AUDREY MOSER BURSE #3 4000
JOHN AND MARTHA O’NEILL AND FAMILY BURSE 1000
GENEVIEVE ROLLO BURSE 7900
ST. ALOYSIUS PARISH BURSE IN HONOUR OF FR. CLARENCE HAUSER, C.R. 1160
ST. JOHN’S BURSE #2 1000
ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE BURSE 7670
JOSEPH SCHILL BURSE 7831
JOAN AND BOB SCHMALZ FAMILY BURSE 5000
BURSARY IN HONOUR OF TOM AND JEAN SCHMALZ 1325
HARRY AND KATHLEEN SEHL BURSE 2000
FR. THEOBALD SPETZ, C.R. BURSE, DONATED BY THE
K. OF C. COUNCIL 5135, WATERLOO, ONTARIO 4799
HENRY STROEDER FAMILY BURSE 6000
JACK AND LOREEN TUCKER BURSE 5270
EUGENE WEBER BURSE 3000
CELESTIN AND JANETTE WEILER BURSE 4000
MR. & MRS. WM. WHEELER & FAMILY BURSE 1200
MATILDA WINTERMEYER BURSE 5000
JEROME ANTHONY WUNDER BURSE 6995
LOUIS AND MARY ZINGER BURSE 6000
JAMES L. AND ANNA MAE ZISTER BURSE 5000
Donations to assist Resurrectionists and their ministry would be greatly appreciated.
If you would like to make a donation to the Retirement Fund to assist retired members
or to a new or existing burse, please make your cheque payable to Congregation of the
Resurrection.
Donations in aid of Resurrectionists working in the missions (e.g. Brazil, Tanzania,
Bolivia, etc.) will be gratefully received. Please make your cheque payable to
Resurrectionist Missions.
Donations can be forwarded to:
Congregation of the Resurrection
265 Westmount Road North
Waterloo, ON N2L 3G7
For inquiries, please contact us at
519-885-3030.
The Ontario-Kentucky Province of the Congregation
now has its own website: www.resurrectionist.ca.
It contains items of interest and reflections
on the Sunday Readings.
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