The Word
25th - 26th August 2012
21st Sunday in Ordinary Time - YEAR B
National Day for Migrants and Refugees
4 Drake St, Mornington Correspondence to: P.O Box 41, Mornington 3931 Phone: 5975 2200
Fax: 5977 2050 Email: [email protected] Website: www.stmacartansparish.com.au
Fr Jose Vallikatt (in residence)
Parish Priest: Fr Joseph Bui Duc Tien PP
Fr Lou Heriot Tel. 5976 3545
Parish Secretaries: Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9am - 3.30pm - Francesca McLoughlin
Wednesday & Friday 9am - 3:30pm - Sarah Hansen:
Principal St. Macartan’s Primary School: Marie Slattery Tel: 5973 4550
Principal Padua College: Christopher Houlihan Tel: 5976 0100
Pastoral Council: Kees Duyvestyn Tel: 5977 0485
Pastoral Associate: Sr Gen Fitzpatrick Mobile: 0407 777 736
Parish Care Contacts: Leonie Purcell Tel: 5975 0514 and Bev Hancock Tel: 5975 0715
Music Co-ordinator: Veronica Ryan Tel: 5975 6981
High Spirits Co-ordinator: Judy Hogan Email: [email protected]
Sunday Children's Liturgy: Pauline Parsons Mobile: 0407 447 719
Youth Co-ordinator:
Little Mac's Playgroup: Kylie Willmot Tel: 5975 2593 / [email protected]
Property & Maintenance Co-Ordinator: Max Fletcher 0417 307 845
July Caretaker: Chris Phillips
Mass Times: Saturday Vigil: 6pm Sunday: 9am & 11am,
Weekday Masses: Monday - Saturday 9:15am
Wed 15th August - Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary: 9:15am and 6:30pm
Reconciliation: After Mass on Wednesday morning and Saturday morning.
Baptisms: 1st & 3rd Sundays of the month. Baptismal Meetings are usually held on the first
Wednesday of each month. Next meeting Wednesday 5th September at 8pm in
the Community Centre
Weddings: Please contact the Parish Office
For those who have died: Pauline Fitzgerald (funeral 11am Tuesday), Peter Kamps (Peter made
the furnishings on the Sanctuary), Jean Graham, Mariee Harris,
For those whose anniversaries occur about this time: Richard Britton, Sr Mary Goss (RSC),
Brian Quayle, Joyce Frank, Pat Lawler , Clarice Ridgeway, Des Cleary, Alice Martin, William
Mullins, Gwen Sumner, Sr Carmel Murphy CSB, Leone Pezzimenti, Patrick Delaney, Tony Ryan,
Geoff Young, Jim Sexton, Graham Rule, Fr John Leahy, Peter James Berwick, Donald Chandler,
Luision Clark, Eileen Kerrins, John Hancock, Des Cleary, Alice Martin, Norman Hoare, Grace
Hodgeman, Vickie McPherson, Giuseppe Natoli, Sr Marcella Morris (John of God), Khalili Donahoo
Graham Caswell,
THAT I MAY BE WELL AGAIN – pray for the sick and their Carers, especially:
Moira Tesserire, Fr Lou Heriot, Bella Smith, Sam Wooley-Reading (14 years), Noah Guest, Richard
Fleming, Michael Prowse, Martin & Leo Sharman and Pauline (Wally's brothers and sister), Joan
Coomber, Joe Camilleri, Mary McLoughlin, Alysha Coleman (19 yrs), Allan Grover, Carmel Carroll,
Michael McGrath, Chris Lee, Virginia Thomas (USA), Dennis O'Connell, Ted Burke (Mentone),
Denise Walshe
NB: As you can see, we have reduced the names on the sick list. However, if you would like
the name of someone who is unwell re-introduced, please contact the Parish Office.
Special Intentions: New Peninsula Church
Year of Grace Prayer.
Gracious God, You have blessed this ancient land with many gifts, especially its people.
We thank you for the Year of Grace, a time to start afresh from Christ.
You invite us to contemplate the face of Jesus your Son, that we may experience a new wave of
grace, and that the light of Christ may burn more brightly in our lives.
Attune our hearts and minds to the presence of your Holy Spirit, that our Church may be
transformed, our relationships be healed, and our nation grow in compassion and justice.
With the intercession of St Mary MacKillop, who showed us new ways of living the Gospel,
we make our prayer through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
Mary, Help of Christians, pray for us.
25th/26th Aug
Mon 27th Aug
Tues 28th Aug
Wed 29th Aug
Thurs 30th Aug
Fri 31st Aug
A THOUGHT A DAY
Swallowing angry words is better than eating crow.
The ability to lie is a liability.
I have my doubts about disbelief.
Jesus - don't leave Earth without Him!
God's lease on life never expires.
If you're searching for nuggets of truth, the Bible is a gold
mine.
First Reading Jos 24:1-2, 15-18
A reading from the book of Joshua
Joshua gathered all the tribes of Israel together at Shechem; then he
called the elders, leaders, judges and scribes of Israel, and they
presented themselves before God. Then Joshua said to all the people: ‘If
you will not serve the Lord, choose today whom you wish to serve,
whether the gods that your ancestors served beyond the River, or the
gods of the Amorites in whose land you are now living. As for me and my
House, we will serve the Lord.’ The people answered, ‘We have no
intention of deserting the Lord and serving other gods! Was it not the
Lord our God who brought us and our ancestors out of the land of Egypt,
the house of slavery, who worked those great wonders before our eyes
and preserved us all along the way we travelled and among all the
peoples through whom we journeyed. We too will serve the Lord, for he
is our God.’
The Word of the Lord
Responsorial Psalm Ps 33:2-3. 16-23. R. v.9
(R.) Taste and see the goodness of the Lord.
1. I will bless the Lord at all times, his praise always on my lips; in the
Lord my soul shall make its boast. The humble shall hear and be
glad. (R.)
2.
3.
4.
5.
The Lord turns his face against the wicked to destroy their
remembrance from the earth. The Lord turns his eyes to the just
and his ears to their appeal. (R.)
They call and the Lord hears and rescues them in all their distress.
The Lord is close to the broken-hearted; those whose spirit is
crushed he will save. (R.)
Many are the trials of the just man but from them all the Lord will
rescue him. He will keep guard over all his bones, not one of his
bones shall be broken. (R.)
Evil brings death to the wicked; those who hate the good are
doomed. The Lord ransoms the souls of his servants. Those who
hide in him shall not be condemned. (R.)
Second Reading Eph 5:21-32
A reading from the letter of St Paul to the Ephesians
Give way to one another in obedience to Christ. Wives should regard
their husbands as they regard the Lord, since as Christ is head of the
Church and saves the whole body, so is a husband the head of his wife;
and as the Church submits to Christ, so should wives to their husbands,
in everything. Husbands should love their wives just as Christ loved the
Church and sacrificed himself for her to make her holy. He made her
clean by washing her in water with a form of words, so that when he took
her to himself she would be glorious, with no speck or wrinkle or
anything like that, but holy and faultless. In the same way, husbands
must love their wives as they love their own bodies; for a man to love his
wife is for him to love himself. A man never hates his own body, but he
feeds it and looks after it; and that is the way Christ treats the Church,
because it is his body – and we are its living parts. For this reason, a
man must leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the
two will become one body. This mystery has many implications; but I am
saying it applies to Christ and the Church.
The Word of the Lord
Gospel Acclamation
Alleluia, alleluia!
Your words, Lord, are spirit and life: you have the words of everlasting
life.
Alleluia!
Gospel Jn 6:60-69
A reading from the holy Gospel according to John
After hearing his doctrine many of the followers of Jesus said, ‘This is
intolerable language. How could anyone accept it?’ Jesus was aware that
his followers were complaining about it and said, ‘Does this upset you?
What if you should see the Son of Man ascend to where he was before?
‘It is the spirit that gives life, the flesh has nothing to offer. The words I
have spoken to you are spirit and they are life. ‘But there are some of
you who do not believe.’ For Jesus knew from the outset those who did
not believe, and who it was that would betray him. He went on, ‘This is
why I told you that no one could come to me unless the Father allows
him.’ After this, many of his disciples left him and stopped going with
him. Then Jesus said to the Twelve, ‘What about you, do you want to go
away too?’ Simon Peter answered, ‘Lord, who shall we go to? You have
the message of eternal life, and we believe; we know that you are the
Holy One of God.’
The Gospel of the Lord
Communion Antiphon
Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, says the
Lord, and I will raise him up on the last day.
Tues 28th Aug
Wed 29th Aug
Fri 30th Aug
Sat 1st Sept
Sun 2nd Sept
Parish Events
Minister Unto God Prayer Group: 10am Comm Cntre
St Vinnies Regional Meeting: 4:30pm The Open Door
13 Grange Road, Mornington
Parish Pastoral Council Meeting: 8pm Sacristy Room
Little Mac's Playgroup: 9:30am Community Centre
Legion of Mary: 10am Community Centre
St Mac's Primary School Production: 7pm Frankston
Arts Centre (first night)
St Mac's Primary School Production: 7pm Frankston
Arts Centre (final night)
Filipino Mass: 4pm
NEWS FROM THE PARISH
LEAVING COLLECTIONS
Next weekend's leaving collection will be
for the Priests' Retirement Foundation.
Catholic Mission would like to thank the
Parish of St Macartan's for their generous
contribution to their 2012 appeal last
month. A total of $1117.00 was raised
by the Parish. Please see the certificate
of appreciation in the main foyer.
ST MACARTAN'S PARISH
CHOIR practice in the church
after 9:15am Mass every
Thursday until approx 11:00am.
New members are most
welcome. Come and join us!
Brenda Robinson,
Choir Director
Legion of Mary.....meets every
Wednesday after 9:15am Mass.
For more information, please
contact
Elaine Taylor 5977 1334 or Dr
Ron Fitzgerald on 5974 2130.
* * * PIETY STALL * * *
New stock has just arrived, why not
come along and have a look. Beautiful
selections of Rosary Beads; gifts for
First Communion, Baptism and
Confirmation. Spend a few moments
after Mass to see what wonderful gifts
we have to offer.
NEW PARISHIONERS
St Mac’s is very keen to welcome
new parishioners. We are a
vibrant Parish with wonderful
groups and plenty to offer.
Please fill in a slip (available in
both foyers) and place in the box
provided – we will be in touch
with you shortly thereafter.
Thank you,
Parish Welcome Team.
Dennis Rosbrook Co-ordinator
5976 1016 or Parish Office.
RIVERINA TOURS
Two day Tocumwal Tour, departs
at 6am sharp from Drake Street on
Monday 27th August. Cost $55 pp
twin share (single $33 extra).
For more information, please call
Pat Webster on 5975 1980.
Sacrificial Giving
Pledge : $6480.00 per week.
Average weekly amount for
January – June 2012 : $5387
or 83% of the pledge
A REMINDER OF OUR
THANKSGIVING PROGRAM
"If it does not please you to serve
the Lord, decide today whom you
will serve..... As for me and my
household, we will serve the Lord."
(Joshua 24:15)
When we commit to serve the Lord,
we must be willing to become a
partner in the work of the Lord. A
partner is a person who invests
time, talent and treasure. If we say
we serve God, we must actually do
something!
If you would like to join our
Thanksgiving program, please
contact the Parish Office
Little Mac's Playgroup
Every Wednesday 9:30am - 11:30am
during term time for children aged
0-5 with a parent or carer at St
Mac’s Church Community Centre.
TEDDY BEARS' PICNIC!
Wednesday 5th September, 10am 12noon at Mornington Park (or in the
Community Centre if raining).
Bring a plate of picnic food to share,
teddy and a blanket!
FOR MORE DETAILS, PLEASE
CONTACT KYLIE
ON 5975 2593
HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
SOCIAL GROUP
SOCIAL CALENDAR 2012
8th Sept
8th Nov
Wine and Cheese
Oaks Day Luncheon
WINE AND CHEESE EVENING
Parishioners are invited to attend a Wine
& Cheese Evening on Saturday 8th
September at 7:00pm in the Parish
Community Centre. The cost is $15.00
per person.
A variety of local cheeses complemented
by local wines will be available to test
your palate! Danielle Field, Tour
Manager and a Director of “MP
Experience” (Mornington Peninsula
Experience) will be available to talk to
and present local wines. The directors of
MP Experience, brother & sister team
Max & Danielle, grew up on the
Mornington Peninsula. Max owns the
award winning and pioneering restaurant,
Max's at Red Hill Estate, and Danielle
has years of experience in winery
touring.
Also, this year, to add another dimension
to our evening, Joanne Morris, a
Melbourne based Australian artist, has
generously offered to display pieces of
her work. Joanne is best known for her
ultra-realistic charcoal works on paper.
Following four years studying under the
ancient masters in Northern Thailand in
2011, Joanne exhibited at the Melbourne
Art Fair and was invited to compete in
Perth in the West Australian Black Swan
Prize for Portraiture. Here, she was
awarded the "People's Choice" prize and
2nd Place in the BSG Works on Paper.
Joanne will be supported by local artistes
displaying varied forms of art.
Bookings may be made by calling either
Jemma on 5974 3160, Tricia on 5975
2613 or, for St Macartan's School
families, Amy McKenzie-McHarg on
5977 0448.
Looking forward to your company!!
The Parish Social Group
Footy Tipping at St Macartan's Parish
Round 21
Round 21 was full of surprises but
despite the surprises Sue Douglas and
Bill O'Reilly both scored 8 out of 9. A
very good effort. Despite the surprises
there was no change in the top position
on the tippers' ladder. Terry Coppock,
despite his worst effort for many rounds,
still holds a lead of three wins with two
rounds to go. James Barrett and Dawn
Meier took advantage of Terry's lapse
and have moved into equal second place
with Kees Duyvestyn and Paul Stinear.
They are closely followed by Irene
Hackett, Delina Frank, Graham Thomas,
Nick Roe and Sister Lois. Sister's drop
down the ladder may be in sympathy
with hew beloved Bombers? Then
follows Katherine Hawthorne, Barry
Hansen and Terry McKenzie. Each week
members have to pick the winning
margin in the first match of the round.
Our best performer over the 21 rounds
has been Michael Eastwood just ahead of
Myke Schultz. Three others to do well
are Margaret Canty, Denis Hawthorne
and James Barrett. There are interesting
games in round 22 and we can expect
some dramatic changes to the leaders'
board. Every member has now chosen
over 100 winners. The cup of coffee
must have done the trick Very good
coffee we're told.
The AFL Finals' Series
Some members have already entered
for the Finals' Knockout competition.
If you wish to enter just ring 0438 350
316. The cost is only $5. You have to
pick the four winners in Week 1 to
continue into week 2. Four winners in
week 2 means you move to week 3 and
two correct means you move to the
Grand Final.
St.Macartan's Parish Footy Tippers'
Grand Final/Presentation Breakfast.
Who is invited? - All Parishioners and
their friends.
When? AFL Grand Final Morning
Date: Saturday 29th September 2012
Time: NORWOOD HOUSE, Nepean
Hwy, Mornington (as you enter
Mornington just before Oakbank
Drive.)
Cost: $20 per adult, Family $50 max.
Breakfast: Continental plus Hot
Breakfast
Prizes:
A lot!!
Baby Sitting: No.
Time to chat: Plenty
Entertainment: Yes
Dress: Wear Team Colours preferably.
Tickets available from first weekend in
September.
Are you coming ? We hope so!!!
Further enquires 0438 350 316
Loss and Grief Morning Tea
The Loss and Grief team warmly invite
any parishioners who are grieving the
loss of someone to whom they felt close,
to a Morning Tea in the Parish
Community Centre on Friday 14th
September, between 10am and 11.30am.
This will be an informal social gathering
intended to enable parishioners to receive
support in their grief, and to meet others
experiencing similar loss.
Further information may be obtained
from Kees Duyvestyn 5977 0485.
This week we observe the 98th
World Day of Migrants & Refugees
Minister Unto God Prayer Group
Anyone is most welcome to join us
at the meetings on Tuesdays
10am in the Parish Community
Centre.
New Rosters
The rosters for Extraordinary
Ministers and Readers/
Commentators have been posted.
A copy was sent to each person
rostered. If you have not received a
copy by now, you are having a break
this time. This is mainly the result of
a change in the number of
Extraordinary Ministers needed,
particularly at 6.00pm Mass. Please
be assured you are still needed and
you will be rostered on next time.
Thanks, everyone, for your help.
Chris Smyth
TO RENT - FANTASTIC HOUSE ON
THE ESPLANADE IN MORNINGTON!
Non-smoker, professional required to
rent own section of house (kitchen /
lounge / dining area / study / master
bedroom / ensuite plus undercover
carspace). $350.00 per week (neg.),
includes bills/ airconditioning and spa.
On the Bus Line and close to Main Street
shops, restaurants and beach.
All enquiries, please call Mary on
0419 310 619
St Vinnies Appeal
St Vinnies Main St Centre urgently
needs donations of Winter clothing. If
every family member donated one
piece of Winter clothing it would really
help our depleted stocks!
Please leave your Winter donations
as soon as possible at 184 Main St,
Mornington. Thankyou for your help.
NB: Please do not leave clothing
donations at the church.
You are invited to attend the annual
Padua College Mornington Campus
Visual Arts and Technology Exhibition
Work by Year 7-11 Students
at the Ursula Frayne Centre,
on Wednesday 12th September 2012
from 5 - 8pm
GOVERNER OF VICTORIA VISITS
ST MACARTAN'S PARISH SCHOOL
On Thursday 16th August we were fortunate
to have a visit from the Governor of
Victoria, His Excellency, Mr Chernov.
After welcoming the Governor, we took him
on a tour. Our first stop was the Preps. Mr
Chernov was lucky enough to receive a
lollipop and a paper trophy from two of the
Preps. All the Preps had a lovely time while
the Governor was showing them pictures of
Government House, the Botanic Gardens,
the Yarra River, the Anzac Shrine and the
Victoria Governor's and Australian flag.
After the Preps had asked him endless
questions, we headed around to the
Sustainability Centre. He was particularly
interested in our kitchen and liked how we
reused so many things to make it. After
showing him our animals, we took him into
the 5/6 pod where about 15 year 5/6s were
waiting for him. They asked him lots of
questions. We were invited to come and
have a visit at his house, Government House,
later in the year. He finally ended his visit
with a cup of tea and refreshments in the
staffroom. he said that our school was such
a lovely place that he would bring his wife
and come again.
By Bethany Hansen, School Captain
ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
On Monday, Peter Gurry visited St Mac's
Parish School and received an enormous
cheque from Mia and Daniel on behalf
the Student Representative Council. The
children raised $676.05 from their book
fair last term. Peter explained to the
children how Vinnie's supports families
in our community who may not be able to
afford groceries, rent or clothing. He
also thanked the children for their wacky
sock donations and told them how happy
families were to receive them.
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An amateur production of
ELISE'S JOURNEY
An original musical by Elvira
Spaziani and stage play by Nalini
de Sielvie will be held in aid of St
Vincent de Paul Society on
Sunday 21st October 2012 at 2pm
at Peninsula Community Theatre,
Wilson's Road, Mornington.
Tickets: $20.00 adults and $10.00
for children up to 12 years.
No concessions.
For bookings please phone 5974
2607 or 0412 802 207
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NEWS FROM THE ARCHDIOCESE
Pastoral Letter on the
Victorian Government Inquiry
into the Handling of Child Abuse
by Religious and other
Non-Government Organisations
The Bishops of Victoria together with
the Leaders of Catholic Religious
Australia and Catholic Religious
Victoria have issued a Pastoral letter
about the Parliamentary Inquiry into
the handling of child abuse by
religious and other non-government
organisations.
In the letter the
Church Leaders state that they
respect the parliamentary process
and will co-operate fully with the
Inquiry. The letter includes a Prayer
for Healing which can be used for
individual or group prayer. Copies of
the Pastoral Letter are available for
you to take home.
THE YEAR OF GRACE
This is to be a year that offers us the
invitation to STOP, RENEW and
REFOCUS our faith by encountering
Christ afresh through prayer, reflecting
on the Word, and involvement in the
liturgies. More information to follow,
but we can commence NOW with some
special personal practice which will help
us to be aware of God's gift of grace in
our lives.
OTHER NEWS!
MORNINGTON POLICE SENIOR
COMMUNITY REGISTER'S
FUNDRAISING CONCERT
SUNDAY 26TH AUGUST AT 2PM AT
THE PENINSULA COMMUNITY
THEATRE, CNR WILSONS RD &
NEPEAN HIGHWAY, MORNINGTON
$25.00 PER TICKET.
Performing will be the Police Cadet
Drum Corp, Victoria Police
Showband, Victoria Police Pipe Band
and Mr Don McQueen, Bush Poet of
the Year for the past 4 years.
For further details and tickets, please
call the MPSCR on 5973 6533 / 5970
4983, 9am - 12noon, Monday - Friday.
HOLIDAY - 5 DAYS
(22ND - 26TH OCTOBER 2012)
This year, Peninsula War Widows
Guild is having their annual holiday to
the Grampians. We will visit the
Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre,
Halls Gap Zoo, Scenic lookouts,
Lakes, MacKenzie Falls, Horsham,
Old Dadswell township. On the last
day, we head to Hamilton and then
on to Queenscliffe to board the ferry
across Port Phillip Bay to home.
We will be staying at a 3 1/2 star
hotel and all rooms are on the ground
floor. Cost: $580 twin share.
Should any lady be interested, please
contact Elizabeth Lacey
on 5974 1208
THE OPEN DOOR
13 Grange Rd, Mornington
Exploring Spirituality Today
The Open Door is a ministry of the Sisters
of St John of God. We seek to develop a
sense of community; we offer everyone a
safe place to explore their own creativity
and spiritual journey. The Centre is family
friendly, offering affordable programs and
workshops for adults and children in a
range of creative and spiritual themes;
meditation, cooking workshops, guided
walks and retreats. Give us a call, drop us
an email or pop in to find out more about
what is happening at The Open Door and
join us for one of our amazing workshops.
For further details and bookings call Kelly
or Lucy on 5973 5138 or email us at
[email protected]
MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
WEEKEND
Married couples, we encourage you to
prioritise your relationship. It underpins
your family life. Please join us for a
Marriage Encounter weekend. Our
weekend helps you to remember why you
married and gives you skills to maintain
your love for each other. Couples and a
priest present the weekend. It is based
around catholic values but you don’t
need to be catholic to attend. There is no
group sharing.
12-14 October 2012 in Melbourne.
For further information and bookings
contact Marianne & Marcel Van den
Bronk (03) 9733 0997 or Email
[email protected]
Bayside Young Disciples (BYD)
invites all young people aged 15-25
to attend Encounter – a night of
prayer, Eucharistic adoration &
confession. Held on Sunday 2nd
September, 6.45-9pm at St. Francis
Xavier Parish Hall, 60 Davey St.,
Frankston. Dinner provided. For more
info phone 97833484 or find us on
facebook!
St. Macartan’s Catholic Church
4 Drake St, Mornington 3931
Phone (03) 5975 2200 Fax (03) 5977 2050
Email: [email protected]
RCIA (CATECHUMENATE 2012/2013)
It is time to start planning, the new RCIA commencing soon. We have our team from
last year ready to go – many thanks to them – Sr. Gen, John & Mary Lewis, Paul
Girolami and Terry Roberts, and our presenters Michael Harrison and David
Hansen.
Just a reminder of what it’s about:The R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is a simple experience and
explanation of the Catholic/Christian Faith – the things that Christians believe and try
to practise. We try to deal with some of the big issues of our society today. Topics
like death, the problems of pain and suffering, moral issues, marriage and family,
reasons for hope, etc, etc.
The get-together is on a Monday evening in the Community Centre from 7.30pm –
9.00pm – ending with a cuppa, if you can stay a little while.
I am sure we will have a good group again this year.
The program is for;
a)
non-Catholics
b)
Catholics who’ve not been practising
c)
people who just want to update their understanding.
At the end, some people may wish to join the Catholic faith – if so, that’s great – if it
just leads to a better understanding of oneself and God that would be wonderful too.
This will be the eleventh RCIA group at St Macartan's since 2002. All these groups
have been outstanding in growth, learning and friendship as well.
RCIA runs from early October 2012 through to Pentecost 2013 – missing holidays
of course. Our first get-together is Monday, October 8th at 7.30pm. If you would like
to discuss it a bit more before making a commitment just give me a ring.
Any other queries; ring the Parish House 5975 2200, John & Mary Lewis 5974 8715,
Sr Gen 0407 777 736, Paul Girolami 5975 3430 or Terry Roberts 9775 2018.
Yours sincerely
Fr. Joe Tien PP
ROSTERS
Spec.M’sters
25th - 26th August
6pm
M McGrath, J&P Sheehan
1st - 2nd September
F&K Raccanello, L Thorpe
9am
J Buultjens, B&I Ellwood, S Hansen,
F McLoughlin, D Rosbrook, B Southam
B Allen, A Bassett, A Castricum, C Karo,
J Hughes, P Stanley
1st - 2nd September
J Raccanello, B Scantlebury
B Hansen, D McLoughlin
I Hackett, B Butler
1st - 2nd September
Veronica & Justin
Adriana & Choir
Chris, Sue, Janet & Co
1st - 2nd September
D&G Wilson
T&M Said
G Michel
1st - 2nd September
Veronica
Terry
Wendy
1st - 2nd September
B Dakin, C McLaughlin, M Anderson
D Burnham, M Cummings, L&F Franey
T Williams, R&B McLean, T Hannan
3rd September
J McLean, P&K Stokes, K Winkels
S Barrett, A Fisher, D Frank, J&M Lewis,
L Solis
11am
A Bassett, A Castricum, C Filippone,
S Goddard, J Hughes, C Karo
Readers
25th - 26th August
6pm
T Dakin, O Gould
9am
M Kesick, B Southam
11am
S Moon, T Roberts
Music
25th - 26th August
6pm
Chris, Sue, Janet & Co
9am
Adriana & Choir
11am
Billie, Elvira, Nick & Co
AV Ops
25th - 26th August
6pm
C Curtain
9am
P Millard, T Matthews
11am
G Michel
P’point Prs
25th - 26th August
6pm
Wendy
9am
Terry
11am
Terry
Altar Servers
25th - 26th August
6pm
B Dakin, C McLaughlin
9am
D Burnham, M Cummings, L&F Franey
11am
T Williams, R&B McLean, T Hannan
Count. Team
27th August
J Azzopardi, P Millard, M Andrew,
T Keating
Cleaning
30th August
B Butler, B O'Reilly, T McKenzie
Flowers
30th August - 6th Sept
R Dipetta
Piety Stall
25th - 26th August
Sat: Sr E Tobin
Sun: D Wooding / G Scott (9am)
B Sexton / D Sanger (11am)
C Liturgy
Tea Trolley
26th August
9am Junior: A-M Houlihan/K Burnham
Big: A McKenna
11am: G Agnew / B McLean
26th August
J Chandler, M McDonnell, R&M Muzyk
6th September
J Klietz, J Schultz
30th August - 6th Sept
R Dipetta
1st - 2nd September
Sat: Sr Gen, L Thorpe
Sun: B Dunn, C Larken (9am)
L Keightley, M Picton (11am)
2nd September
Children's Liturgy - TBA
2nd September
L Gaff, D Ward