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+ Fall campaign October 5, 2025

Dear Parishioners, We hope that all have had a pleasant summer and that the harvests are bountiful. We take this opportunity to thank you all for supporting your parish through your donations. The Sunday donations to the end of August were almost even with last year. The insurance invoice for the year is in excess of $6000.00 and covers October 1st to September 30th so is due shortly. Our Spring Bazaar raised $2015.17, the September 5th blue envelopes yielded $2170.00 to date, leaving us well short of our goal.  We welcome any help our parishioners can give to meet this expense. Your donations are non-taxable to the diocese, which means that all the money received stays in the parish and a tax receipt is issued at the end of the year. Donations should be made payable to “St. Denis Parish” and mark on your envelope “Insurance Donation” and write your envelope number on the envelope or use the blue envelope provided at the beginning of September. Please include your name and address if you do not have an envelope number. Deposit your donation in the Sunday collection basket between now and the end of the year or hand it in to one of the trustees.  Please don’t wait until the last day of the year. You risk missing the deadline for the year.

Peace and blessings in Christ,
The Trustees of St. Denis Raymond Massinon, Gérald Poirier, Jean Souque, Yvonne Cantin, Michelle Le Heiget & André Lambert 

Roman Catholic Parish of the Archdiocese of St.Boniface

Welcome - Bienvenue​

Our Vision - Making our parish a missionary Church

Notre Vision - Faire de la paroisse une Église missionnaire

Our Mission - Love God, Love others, Form disciples

Notre Mission - Aimer Dieu, Aimer les autres, Former des disciples

MASS TIME: Sunday - 9:00 am, Bilingual celebration

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 53 St. Augustine Street, Haywood, MB

"Bishop of Paris, and martyr. Born in Italy, nothing is definitely known of the time or place, or of his early life. His feast is kept on 9 October. He is usually represented with his head in his hands because, according to the legend, after his execution the corpse rose again and carried the head for some distance."

Saint Denis

Excerpt from the Catholic Encyclopedia

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