CONSECRATION 1 oct 2022 CONSÉCRATION

Are you resolved to accept solemn consecration
as a bride of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God?
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Êtes-vous décidée à accepter la consécration solennelle
comme épouse de notre Seigneur Jésus-Christ, le Fils de Dieu ?

19h00 – Holy Hour @ Holy Family Chapel, CFB Kingston (35 Lundy's Ln) 
All are warmly welcome to come to a Holy Hour at the chapel on base. It will begin at 19h00 with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and a reflection, and conclude with Benediction. Confession will be available throughout the evening. Feel free to come and go as you please for any period of time.
   
Health & Safety: Masks are not required at the chapel, but there remains distancing between pews. 
Parking: There is plenty of free parking in the lot across the street at the Military Family Resource Centre.  

Consecration Ordo Virginium 
Candidate:  Holly Ann Garnett

Location: KINGSTON, ON (Venue - St. Mary's Cathedral)

Presider: Bishop Scott McCaig

Time: 1400hrs   LIVE STREAM HERE 

The Mass of Consecration is a celebration of the entire Church, so all are warmly welcomed to attend!  

Families with children: I love the sounds of children in mass because it means the Church is alive! So please don’t worry if your kids make some joyful (or not so joyful) noise or if you need leave the Church to take a break in the vestibule or visit the washroom at any point during the ceremony. Don’t forget to grab a special children's version of the programme/worship aid on your way in to help follow along with the mass.  

Concelebrating Priests & Deacons: Please arrive by 13h30 to vest in St. James Chapel (adjacent to the Cathedral). Bring your own alb; Dalmantics and chasubles will be provided. You are welcome to park in the courtyard by the chapel.  

Health & Safety: Masks are not required at St. Mary’s Cathedral. There will be a section on the left side of the Church (tabernacle side) reserved for those who prefer to wear a mask. Please allow the ushers to seat you. We will maintain some distancing between pews since there is ample space.  

Parking: There is limited free and paid street parking available near the Cathedral. There are also paid lots in the area. See: Parking 
 

FROM TORONTO OR MONTREAL VIA HIGHWAY 401

1. From the 401 at Kingston, take exit 615 – “Sir John A. MacDonald Blvd”
2. Drive 4 km to the lights at Johnson Street. Turn left.
3. Drive 2 km to St. Mary’s, 279 Johnson Street

FROM OTTAWA VIA HIGHWAY 15

1. At the end of Hwy. 15 (Barriefield, near C.F.B. Kingston) turn right onto Hwy 2.
2. Cross the LaSalle Causeway (the green bridge) to Ontario Street. Stay left where Ontario Street forks.
3. Turn right at Queen Street (2nd set of lights).
4. Drive approximately 1 km to the lights at Barrie Street. Turn left.
5. Drive three city blocks to Johnson Street. Turn left.