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At 11:00 p.m. on October 18, 2001, during the Canadian Tour of the St. Thérèse Reliquary, Holy Mass was celebrated
at Saint Andrew's the Apostle Church in London, Ontario.
This Welcoming Mass was the first entirely sung 'Mass of St. Thérèse'. Fr. Maurice Charbonneau was the presider. About 1400 attended.
St. Thérèse, thanks for your intercession during this wonderful visit.
Thanks to all of the organizers of the Canadian Reliquary Tour. Your hidden effort and
dedication are exemplary.
Not enough can be said about the spirit and excellence of the St. Andrews volunteer team. We
extend our heartfelt thanks for the wonderful welcome and assistance they provided.
Thanks to Nick for his skillful management of the mix!
Thanks to Carolyn for her masterful violin accompaniment!
Thanks to Marion for her help with the page turns!
The St. Patrick's Choir under the team leadership of Charlene, Brian, Maria and Caroline
sang as sweet as roses! Their family oriented approach and passionate dedication is a model
to emulate. Karen, Marianne and I are delighted to have become 'honorary' members of the St.
Patrick's Choir.
Thanks to Paul and Maria for permission to use their pictures!
Not enough can be said about Marianne, (my wife), and Karen. They are wonderful partners
in the music ministry.
Thanks to all of our family, friends and parishoners who came to the mass. We are greatful
for your participation!
Thanks to Fr. Maurice Charbonneau who sang the mass so beautifully and prayerfully. Father
Maurice was the first to tell us about our 'Dear St. Thérèse'.
Thanks to Fr. Dominic Borg O.C.D. of St. Andrew's for allowing us to participate in the
Reliquary visit.
Thanks to all those who attended.
Thanks be to God!
Images © Paul Buis OCDS, 2001. Used with Permission
The Reliquery Mass
The Mass ~~
The Choirs ~~
Very Special People ~~
In Thanks
Mass of St. Thérèse
In Thanks
A Special Thank You to...
Dated Images © Maria Vogels, 2001. Used with Permission
St. Andrew's
Prayer to St. Thérèse
Chorus
A petal of the flower that you shower upon those,
who try to find the 'Little Way', and take the path you chose.
And if we stray along the Way, please send another rose.