Sunday 31st August, 2014

Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A

Bridgeside Bulletin
The weekly bullen of the
Catholic Parish of Forster Tuncurry
Holy Name of Jesus Parish Church
33 Lake Street, Forster
St Mary, Star of the Sea Church
Cnr Kent & Peel Streets, Tuncurry
Proclaiming Christ to the communies of Forster, Tuncurry and the surrounding districts

Parish
Fr Andrew Doohan (Parish Priest)
Mr Greg Byrne (Pastoral Associate)
Mrs Sharon Fowle (Administraon Associate)
Sr Kathryn McCabe (Aboriginal Catholic Ministry)

The Parish Oce is at the rear of the Parish Hall and is
normally staed on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from 10am to 4pm.

Items for inclusion in Bridgeside Bullen should be
received by midday on Thursday.

33 Lake Street, Forster NSW 2428
PO Box 67, Forster NSW 2428

P: (02) 6554 6304
F: (02) 6554 6425
E: forstertuncurryparish@gmail.com
W: www.forstertuncurrycatholic.org.au

Fr Andrews email: fr.andrew.doohan@gmail.com.

Celebrang the Sacraments
Reconciliaon is available on Saturday mornings at
Tuncurry from 8:30am unl the beginning of the 9am
Mass, on Saturday aernoons at Forster from 4:45pm
unl 5:15pm, or other mes by contacng Fr Andrew.

Bapsms are celebrated on Sundays, either during
any of our Sunday Masses or aer the 9am Mass. The
next Bapsmal Preparaon meeng will take place in
the Parish Halls meeng rooms on Monday 8th
September commencing at 7pm. Please contact the
Parish Oce for more details, or visit the Parish
website.

Weddings are celebrated by arrangement and with at
least three (and preferably more) months noce.
Please contact Fr Andrew for more details, or visit the
Parish website.

A Sacramental Preparaon process runs each year in
the Parish for children wishing to complete the
celebraon of the Sacraments of Iniaon as part of
the Parish community. Please contact the Parish Oce
for more details, or visit the Parish website.

The Parish hosts the Rite of Chrisan Iniaon of
Adults process for those adults wishing to be
bapsed or be received into the communion of the
Catholic Church. Please contact the Parish Oce for
more details, or visit the Parish website.
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Holy Name Parish School (K6)
Ms Brooke Schumann (Acng Principal)

41 Lake Street, Forster NSW 2428
PO Box 243, Forster NSW 2428

P: (02) 6554 6504
F: (02) 6554 8895
E: admin@forster.catholic.edu.au
W: www.forster.catholic.edu.au
St Clares High School, Taree (712)
Mr Peter Nicholls (Principal)

Davis Street, Taree NSW 2430


P: (02) 6552 3300
F: (02) 6552 3656
E: admin@tareesc.catholic.edu.au
W: www.tareesc.catholic.edu.au
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Tur Pnnisu Dinnv(for the week ahead)
Twenty Second Week in Ordinary Time

Monday1st September

Tuesday2nd September
9am Chrisan Meditaon (Bob 6555 5914)
10:30pm Anoinng Mass @ Beaumont Terrace
3:30pm Holy Hour @ Tuncurry
4:30pm Mass @ Tuncurry
4:30pm Family Ministry Commiee meeng @
Forster
5:30pm Chrisan Meditaon (Bob 6555 5914)

Wednesday3rd September
Memorial of St Gregory the Great
9am Mass @ Forster
9:30am Secular Franciscans meeng @ Forster
11:15am Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help @
Forster
2pm Anoinng Mass @ Kularoo Gardens
4:30pm Parish Pastoral Team meeng @ Forster
5.30pm Finance Council meeng @ Forster

Thursday4th September
9am Mass @ Forster
7pm Womens Bible Study (Natasha 0407 589
935)

Friday5th September
Spring Ember Day (see page 4)
9:30am Mass @ Forster

Saturday6th September
8:30am Reconciliaon @ Tuncurry
9am Mass @ Tuncurry
2:30pm Wedding @ Tuncurry
4:45pm Reconciliaon @ Forster (unl 5:15pm)
6pm Mass @ Tuncurry

Sunday7th September
7am Mass @ Tuncurry
9am Mass @ Forster
5:30pm Evening Prayer & Benedicon @ Tuncurry
Rrcutnn Ac1ivi1irs iN 1ur Pnnisu
Secular Franciscan Fraternity
The Secular Franciscans Fraternity will next meet on
Wednesday 3rd September, coming together for
Mass at 9am, followed by a cuppa at 9:30am and then
the meeng 10am to 12pm.

The menALIVE Groups
Our Parish currently hosts two menALIVE groups. The
morning group will next meet on Wednesday 10th
September aer the 9am Mass, while the evening
group will next meet on Thursday 25th September at
7:30pm.

Womens Bible Study Group
Our Parish hosts a Womens Bible Study Group that
meets every Thursday evening from 7pm to 8pm. For
more informaon contact Natasha on 0407 589 935.

Chrisan Meditaon
Our Parish hosts a number of opportunies for the
pracce of Chrisan meditaon. These opportunies
takes place on Tuesdays at two disnct mes, 9am
and 5:30pm. For more informaon contact Bob on
6555 5914.

Maintenance & Gardening Group
The Parish is lucky to be served by a very dedicated
band of volunteers who tend to the upkeep of the
grounds and gardens of our two church sites. They do
a fabulous job, and are always ready to welcome new
members to the group. Our next reunion will be on
Thursday 18th September. Contact Howard 6557
6826 for more informaon.

Singing Pracce
The Singing Group will be meeng again on Tuesday
2nd September at 5:30pm at Tuncurry. All welcome.

Collecon of Foodstus for Homebase
The next collecon of foodstus in support of
Homebase will next take place on Sunday 7th
September.

Holy Hour
The Parish community observes a Holy Hour each
Tuesday aernoon in the Tuncurry Church from
3:30pm unl the beginning of Mass at 4:30pm.

Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help
The Novena is prayed every Wednesday in the Forster
church commencing at 11:15am and is followed by a
cuppa in the Parish Hall. For more informaon contact
Shioney on 6554 9468.

Evening Prayer & Benedicon
The Parish community celebrates on the rst Sunday
of each month at 5:30pm in the Tuncurry church. It
will next be celebrated on Sunday 7th September. All
welcome.
Pnnisu Socint FuNc1ioNs ron 2014
The date for the remaining Parish Social Funcon for
2014 is the BLESSING OF THE FLEET/PARISH BBQ will
be held this year on Sunday 5th October.

Please claim this date in your diary now and watch for
further details as they are released closer to each
event.
DnNcrnous Fni1u
Talks taking place in the region about being Chrisan
in the Middle East. Flyer is available from the rear of
the church with further details.
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Hosri1nt & HoMr Visi1s
Because of the restricons imposed by Australias
Privacy Laws, the Parish relies on family and friends to
inform us about those who are unwell in our
community. If you know of anyone needing a visit or
Communion in hospital or at home please contact the
Parish Oce or Fr Andrew.
CoMMuNioN rnoM 1ur Cunticr wurN Sick
The occurrences of colds and u are currently
increasing, a reminder to everyone to consider the
wellbeing of your fellow parishioners.

If you are not feeling well, we would respecully ask
you to please refrain from receiving Communion from
the Chalice during Mass.
FonMn1ioN ron MiNis1nv PnocnnM
A series of formaon units developed especially for
members of Parish Leadership Teams, Parish Pastoral
Councils, Parish Finance Councils and Parish Pastoral
Teamsas well as those involved in other parish
groups and ministrieswill be oered in Krambach
beginning on Saturday 13th September.

All units completed can be credited towards a
Cercate in Ministry. Brochures and yers are
available at the rear of the churches. There is no cost
for parcipang in the program.

For more informaon on the program, please email
Sharon Murphy in the Diocesan Chancery on
sharon.murphy@mn.catholic.org.au or the Tenison
Woods Educaon Centre by email twec@ssjl.org.au.
FnoM 1ur Pns1ons Drsk
In the Catholic Church around the world, today is kept
as the World Day of Migrants and Refugees. There are
many trouble spots in the world, the latest being
Northern Iraq and Syria. These places have been the
cause of more people being forced to ee their
homelands in the face of violence and persecuon. It
is mely to remember on this day the Chrisan
teaching that all human beings have a right to live life
to the fullest safe from persecuon.

It is unfortunate, then, that in Australia these issues
surrounding refugees and migrants are vexed ones
and more oen the cause of division than harmony.

Australia, of course, is a naon that has been built
through the labours and eorts of many who migrated
here of their own accord (or via transportaon), or
who have arrived here because they were eeing
violence and persecuon in other parts of the world.
By and large, they have been made welcome here,
and Australia is, I would argue, much the stronger as a
naon for it.

The generaon of fearparcularly of those things
we do not understandcan be used for many foul
purposes, but none more so then when it is used in an
aempt to dehumanise those who have been created
in the image and likeness of God, and who, for that
very reason alone, have a legimate call on our
compassion, our hospitality, and our generosity.

Unl next week Fr Andrew
Vocn1ioN Virw
O God, you are my God whom I seek. St Augusne
recognised that our hearts are restless unl they rest
in the Lord. Let go of all that blocks your seeking for
God (Psalm 63:2). For more informaon regarding
Vocaons contact Fr Brian Mascord on 4979 1112 or
by email to vocaons@mn.catholic.org.au.
A ou1 Nrx1 wrrk!
Aurora hits the newsstands again next week. As
always you are encouraged to support our diocesan
magazine and buy a copy of your local paper to
receive your July edion of Aurora. The July edion of
Aurora will appear in The Newcastle Herald and The
Maitland Mercury on Tuesday 2nd September, in The
Scone Advocate on Thursday 4th September and in
The Muswellbrook Chronicle, The Manning River Times
and The Singleton Argus on Friday 5th September.
EMnrn DnvsWun1 Anr Turv?
Ember Days mark the beginning of each of the four
seasons. The name ember is similar in derivaon to
the German Quatember, quarter day. Australian
observes the First Fridays of Autumn and Spring
(March, September) as special days of prayer and
penance, focussing on the environment, the seasons
and Gods providence.

On rogaon and ember days the pracce of the
Church is to oer prayers to the Lord for the needs of
all people, especially for the producvity of the earth
and for human labour, and to give God public thanks.

General Norms for the Liturgical Year
and Calendar, 45
Cn1uotic Nrwsrnrrns Avnitnntr
Both The Catholic Leader (Brisbane) and The Catholic
Weekly (Sydney) newspapers are available at a cost of
$2 each from our churches.
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Wuv Wr Do Wun1 Wr Do No. 3
Why do you, and some other parishioners, bow
during the saying of the Nicene Creed?

This is a very good queson. At the very heart of the
reasons behind this bow is a recognion of the
profound nature of what it is that is being said at the
same me.

The General Instrucon of the Roman Missal tells us
that

The Symbol or Creed is sung or recited by the
Priest together with the people with everyone
standing. At the words et incarnatus est, etc
(and by the Holy Spirit...and became man) all
make a profound bow; but on the Solemnies of
the Annunciaon and of the Navity of the Lord,
all genuect. (GIRM, 137)

The reason the profound bow is prescribed is in order
to honour the Incarnaon, God taking human form in
the person of Jesus, which is the most profound act of
Divine Revelaon in human history. Because of the
signicance of this acon on Gods part, we respond
during the praying of the Creed (or Symbol of Faith as
it is also called) by making a profound bow at the
menon of Jesus taking on human form.

If you have a queson that youve always wanted an
answer to, now is your chance to ask. Quesons can
be submied for Fr Andrew either by email or by
wrien note.
How great is the goodness,
Lord, that you keep for those
who fear you.
Gr1 BruiNo Mr New Testament
Commentary by Mary Coloe PBVM
Remember when you were at school. One week you
gave the right answer and received high praise. Then,
sll wearing the aura of success you oered another
answer, only this me it was totally wrong. This is
Peters experience. In last weeks Gospel Simon, now
named Peter (Rocky), gave the correct answer to
Jesus queson You are the Christ (the Anointed
One). Well done, Peter.

But Jesus begins to explain that as Gods anointed
one, he must now leave Galilee and journey to the
Religious centre of Judaism and there he will
experience conict, persecuon and death. To this
Peter speaks again, and Mahew says Peter rebukes
Jesus. In all the Gospels the word rebuke is used for
an exorcism, to dispel an evil spirit. Peter, in rebuking
Jesus, acts as if Jesus has been taken over by an evil
Spirit, that Jesus plan to go to Jerusalem and even to
enter into death and conict is not the way of God.

Jesus response to Peter makes it clear that it is Peter,
not Jesus, who is under the inuence of an evil spirit.
First, Jesus once again renames Simon/Peter, this me
calling him, Satan. Then he tells Peter that he is a
stumblingblock the Greek actually uses the word
skandalon. This is a very strong word both in the OT
and NT where it has the sense of an obstacle in the
path of faith or causing someone to go astray from
faith.

Jesus decision to go to Jerusalem, knowing the likely
consequences, is in some mysterious way the right
path of his mission. Peter, in wanng to prevent this,
in fact is blocking the way of God no wonder he is
named Satan. While in earlier Hebrew thought Satan
was not considered to be a source of evil, but rather
one working with God to test faith (e.g. Job), by the
rst century in Jewish thought Evil was not simply
associated with an impersonal power, but was linked
to an actual Being opposed to God. This personal
being was somemes called Belial, or Satan, or the
diabolos.

In calling Jesus the Christ he speaks from a Jewish
understanding of the role of the Messiah/Anointed
One (Christos in Greek). The expectaon was that
the Messiah would be a son of David, and like king
David would triumph over Israels enemies and win
their freedom. This is not the type of Messiah that
Jesus is. Jesus way of being the Messiah is to struggle
against the oppressive spiritual powers that enslave
and corrupt. This struggle will even take Jesus to his
death. When Jesus begins to explain this, Peter
remonstrates with him for Peters idea is of a glorious
and victorious Messiah. In this Peter is acng as the
Tempter, Satan, who tries to lead Jesus away from his
true path.

Jesus words to Peter put him in his right place. Peter
is a disciple, and the place for disciples is behind Jesus
so that they can be his followers. It is not yet Peters
role to lead. So Peter is told Get behind me take up
the place of a follower, and stop being an obstacle in
front of me.

Somemes I act like Peter. Somemes I nd myself
telling God what to do, what would be the best course
of acon. Like Peter I forget my place. Not only can I
tell God what is best, but I then can work very hard to
see that this happens! It is not easy leng God be
God and dealing with the anguish of being an ordinary
human being struggling with lifes mysteries.
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Cnn PnnkiNc n1 Fons1rn Cuuncu
Recent edions of Bridgeside Bullen have carried a
reminder about the use of the new car park layout at
the Forster church.

What it didnt menon was the expectaon that use
of the ostreet parking should be priorised along a
case of need (i.e. for the less mobile members of our
worshipping community) rather than arrival.

Please be mindful of the less mobile members of our
Parish community when using the car park at Forster
so that they can connue to join us for Mass without
unnecessary diculty of having to park at great
distances from the church building.
MicnnN1 nNo Rrrucrr SuNonv
"Migrants and Refugees Towards a Beer World" is
the inspired theme chosen by His Holiness Pope
Francis to celebrate the 100th World Day of Migrants
and Refugees on Sunday, 31 August 2014. The
following is an extract from his message for today......

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Our sociees are experiencing, in an unprecedented
way, processes of mutual interdependence and
interacon on the global level. While not lacking
problemac or negave elements, these processes
are aimed at improving the living condions of the
human family, not only economically, but polically
and culturally as well. Each individual is a part of
humanity and, with the enre family of peoples,
shares the hope of a beer future. This consideraon
inspired the theme I have chosen for the World Day of
Migrants and Refugees this year: Migrants and
Refugees: Towards a Beer World.

An important element in building a beer world is the
eliminaon of prejudices and presupposions in the
approach to the arrival of migrants, displaced persons,
asylumseekers and refugees, which give rise to
suspicion and hoslity. Every human being is a child of
God! He or she bears the image of Christ! We
ourselves need to see, and then to enable others to
see, that migrants and refugees do not only represent
a problem to be solved, but are brothers and sisters to
be welcomed, respected and loved. They are an
occasion that Providence gives us to help build a more
just society, a more perfect democracy, a more united
country, a more fraternal world and a more open and
evangelical Chrisan community. Migraon can oer
possibilies for a new evangelizaon, open vistas for
the growth of a new humanity foreshadowed in the
paschal mystery: a humanity for which every foreign
country is a homeland and every homeland is a
foreign country.

Dear migrants and refugees! Never lose the hope that
you too are facing a more secure future, that on your
journey you will encounter an outstretched hand, and
that you can experience fraternal solidarity and the
warmth of friendship! To all of you, and to those who
have devoted their lives and their eorts to helping
you, I give the assurance of my prayers and I cordially
impart my Apostolic Blessing. Francis
Aus1nntinN Cn1uotic
Copies of the current issue of the Australian Catholic
Magazine are now available from the rear of the
churches at no cost. Please take a copy with you as
you leave today.
Enotn CnN1 Dnivr PuitirriNrs
MissioNnnirs rnoM Sirnnn LroNr
The six missionaries, four Filipinos and two Spaniards
ranging in age from 27 to 60 serve in two parish
communies in the diocese of Makeni in West Africa,
one of the highrisk areas of the country for Ebola
infecon.

They reached their decision to stay aer consulng
about the situaon with the apostolic administrator of
the Makeni diocese, Fr. Lauro Larlar, the Philippines
provincial of the order, toldNCR Monday.

As of Monday, the World Health Organizaon
reported at least 1,145 people have died from the
outbreak of the disease among 2,127 conrmed
probable and suspected cases recorded by ministries
of health of Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone.
The actual number of cases could run much higher,
the WHO statement added.

Three Recollect missionaries who had been on
vacaon in the Philippines could not reenter Sierra
Leone because of travel prohibions, Larlar said.

The apostolic administrator gave the missionaries
freedom and respected the decision of the group,
Larlar said. The missionaries decided not to leave
because they believe they can help more by remaining
with the people, he said.

"They are aending to the people; they administer the
sacraments, hold daily prayer with the people. That's
what we call the apostolate of presence so people will
feel they are not abandoned."

"People who are exposed to this virus will feel they
are accompanied, that the church suers with them,
the church works for them," Larlar said.

Naonal Catholic Reporter: hp://ncronline.org/news/
global/ebolacantdrivephilippinesmissionariessierraleone
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Kios ConNrn

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Orron1uNi1irs Ou1sior Tur Pnnisu

An Evening with Dr John Irvine
An evening with Dr John Irvine will be held on Tuesday
2nd September at 6:30pm at St James Primary
School, Skellatar Stock Route, Muswellbrook. Dr John
Irvine is one of Australias most prominent child
psychologists. Come along and hear him speak about
Anxiety K12: Red ags & what parents can do to
support their children. A Taree date also available on
Wednesday 10th September. Light refreshments will
be served from 6:30pm. Entry is by gold coin donaon,
with all proceeds will benet charity. Visit
www.mn.catholic.edu.au/drjohn to secure your seat.

Foster Care Stories from the Heart
The Tenison Woods Educaon Centre in Conjuncon
with Catholic Care invites you to an evening called
Foster CareStories from the Heart on Wednesday
10th September at the Cathedral Funcon Centre
(Victor Peters Suite) 841 Hunter St, Newcastle West.
Time: 6pm for 6.30pm start; Cost $15 (includes light
refreshments). RSVP 3rd September. For further
informaon phone 4930 9601 or email
twec@ssjl.org.au.

Family Group Renewal Day
The MaitlandNewcastle Family Group Renewal Day
will be held on Saturday 6th September at 10:30am at
2 Lake St, Windale. Please RSVP by 4th September to
John & Pauline McGrath, MaitlandNewcastle Family
Group Coordinators by phone to 4946 7460 or 0418
482 568, or by email to mcgraths_12@hotmail.com.

Broken Bay Bible Conference 2014
The 2014 Broken Bay Bible Conference will be held on
Friday 12th September at Caroline Chisholm Centre,
423 Pennant Hills Road, Pennant Hills. Join us for a
remarkable two days of uncovering fresh insights into
Johns Gospel with prominent Australian Johannine
scholars Fr Frank Moloney sdb and Dr Mary Coloe
ibvm, with the parcipaon of Bishop David Walker.
For further enquiries, please call 9847 0448 or email
registraons@dbb.org.au.

Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend
Marriage Encounter Weekend is a Marriage
Enrichment experience for married couples set in
peaceful, picturesque surroundings, away from the
distracons of everyday life. During the weekend,
couples have a unique opportunity to reconnect,
rekindle and refresh their relaonship. Take me out
of your busy schedule, to invest in your most precious
asset, your Marriage! Weekend dates: 12 14
September & 7 9 November at Mt Carmel Retreat
Centre, Varroville, NSW. Bookings can be made to
Ardell & Bill Sharpe on 02 4283 3435 or email
wsharpe@bigpond.net.au.

Social Jusce Dinner
A Social Jusce Dinner, with guest Bishop Georey
Robinson, who will speak on Church in Crisis, will be
held on Friday 19th September at 6pm at Victor
Peters Suite, 841 Hunter St, Newcastle West. The cost
is $25 which includes a twocourse dinner. Please
RSVP by 12th September by email (events@mn.
catholic.org.au) or phone (4979 1111). Payment can
be made to Catholic Diocese of MaitlandNewcastle
BSB 062808 Account 1025 5506. Please include
reference "your name" Robinson Dinner.

Charismac Renewal Healing Mass
The Newcastle Catholic Charismac Healing Mass will
be held on Monday 22nd September at 7:30pm at Our
Lady of Victories Church, 262 Sandgate Rd, Shortland.
The Newcastle Catholic Charismac Renewal invites
all parishioners and friends to a Healing Mass with
Most Rev Colin David Campbell, Bishop of Dunedin,
New Zealand. Contact Wayne Caruana on 0466 631
394 for more further details.

SRE Renew Training
SRE Renew Training will commence on Friday 10th
October at 10:30am at 262 Sandgate Road,
Shortland. SRE Training is for current & prospecve
Catechists, and runs for six Fridays. RSVP to Zoe
Crosbie by phone to 4979 1328 or by email to
sre@mn.catholic.org.au.

menALIVE Weekend
A menALIVE Weekend will be held on Saturday 18th
October at St Michaels Primary School, Sproule St,
Nelson Bay. menALIVE is an event which has been
held in dozens of parishes around Australia these last
8 years. It is an enjoyable and encouraging experience
for men to enjoy. There is a chance to share insights,
and the weekend serves to help men focus on lifes
essenals again, including our faith. All are welcome
to come! Contact St Michaels Parish Oce on 4981
1069 for more details.

2014 Naonal Pilgrimage
In the Footsteps of Saint Mary pilgrimage commences
in Melbourne on 22nd October and ends in Sydney.
The cost per person, twin share is $2,740 (ex Sydney).
Contact Therese Leydon rsj by phone to 8912 4818, or
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Ministers this Weekend... ...of the Word ...of Communion
6pm Tuncurry A: Bob Cashman
B: Colleen Cashman
Carolyn Ollie, Jeanee Goodacre, Kathryn McCabe,
Pat Hooker, Valarie Ross.
7am Tuncurry A: Norm Chapman
B: Cushla Drake
Cushla Drake, Graham Griths, Mark Mowbray, Norm
Chapman, Patricia Cornish.
9am Forster A: Lauranne Byrne
B: Greg Byrne
Barbara Dolahenty, Greg Byrne, Josie Beech, Robert
Moran, Trevor Turner.
Ministers next Weekend... ...of the Word ...of Communion
6pm Tuncurry A: Neil Pye
B: Valarie Ross
Burness Goodlet, Frank Hayman, Maureen Pye, Michael
Siddle, Neil Pye.
7am Tuncurry A: Chris Matuszny
B: Maree Gapps
Alex Matuszny, Cushla Drake, Kay Griths, Maria
Armitage, Patricia Cornish.
9am Forster A: Kris Koch
B: Sharon Fowle
Barbara Kermode, Genevieve Williamson, Robyn Ryan,
Sharon Fowle, Shioney Neal.
Please note: The above informaon reects the rosters as originally published,
and doesnt take account of any swaps that may have been organised between individuals.
Scnir1unr RrnoiNcs Tuis Wrrk

Today Jeremiah 20:79
Romans 12:12
Mahew 16:2127
Monday 1 Corinthians 2:15
Luke 4:1630
Tuesday 1 Corinthians 2:1016
Luke 4:3137
Wednesday 1 Corinthians 3:19
Luke 4:3844
Thursday 1 Corinthians 3:1823
Luke 5:111
Friday 1 Corinthian 4:15
Luke 5:3339
Saturday 1 Corinthians 4:615
Luke 6:15
Sunday Ezekiel 33:79
Romans 13:810
Mahew 18:1520
Toonvs Li1uncv or 1ur Wono

Responsorial Psalm
Response: My soul is thirsng for you, O Lord my
God.

Gospel Acclamaon
Alleluia, alleluia!
May the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ
enlighten the eyes of our heart,
that we might see how great is the hope
to which we are called.
Alleluia!
Text: Excerpts from the English Translaon of the Roman Missal 2010, Internaonal Commission on English in the Liturgy (ICEL); Music:
From the Mass of St Francis 2010, Paul Taylor. All rights reserved. Used with permission. Australian AgentWord of Life Internaonal
Licence no 195E.
IN voun cunni1v, rtrnsr rnnv ron:

Those recently deceased.
Scott Gibbons, Irene Nichols.

Those whose anniversaries occur about now.
Ray Kernahan, Bonnie & John Favero.

All those in our community who are sick.