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FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (YEAR B) 15th July, 2018

Fr Clem’s 60 years of Ordination Celebration

Sunday 29th July 2.30-4.30pm St Catherine’s School Hall, Fletcher St, Moorabbin

Please bring a plate of ‘finger food’

If attending please put your name on Sign-Up Sheet in each church. Many thanks, Sheelagh. 9570. 3550

Reflection: – In this week’s Gospel Jesus takes the risk of sending his disciples, the very

ones who seem incapable of understanding who he really is, on a mission of evangelisation. They are to take no resources with them. There are no back up teams, all they have is one

companion and a message. For us, with all our learning, our information technology and abundant material resources,

this seems the height of folly. But Jesus is reminding us that the most critical resource

we have is ourselves. Nothing evangelises like the witness of a joyful, loving, welcoming, infectious faith. And a whole world of resources can never make up for personal

testimony. Extract from Break Open the Word.

We support the endeavours of the Royal Commission to bring healing to the victims of abuse. Church's website: www.facingthetruth.org.au

SOLEMN INSTALLATION MASS FOR THE

NINTH ARCHBISHOP OF MELBOURNE

Wednesday, 1st August, 7pm, St Patrick’s Cathedral,

1 Cathedral Place, East Melbourne

You are warmly invited to attend the liturgical reception and

Solemn Mass of the ninth Archbishop of Melbourne,

Most Reverend Peter A Comensoli, who will be installed as

Archbishop at this Mass. Refreshments will follow at Central

Hall, 20 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy. All welcome. With

limited space in the cathedral, guests are requested to book to

ensure a place.

Guest bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/WXSE

ARCHBISHOP HART’S MASS OF THANKSGIVING Saturday, 21st July, 11am

St Patrick’s Cathedral, 1 Cathedral Place, East Melbourne

In honour of Archbishop Denis Hart’s service to the Archdiocese over 51 years and upon his retirement as

Archbishop of Melbourne you are warmly invited to attend this MASS OF THANKSGIVING, with refreshments to

follow in Central Hall, 20 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy.

Guests wishing to attend: https://www.trybooking.com/WXJV by Wednesday 18 July

The Archbishop would appreciate your prayers at this time

Helping our Refugee Families and Friends Forum for Parishes,

Saturday, 25th August, 9:30am– 12:45pm,

Lunch included, Cardinal Knox Centre (Car Pooling from St. Peter’s)

Bookings: through your local PA at mass—

Guest Speakers: Phil Glendenning AM, Director Edmund Rice Centre Asylum Seekers, introduced by Sr. Bridget Arthur. The forum will : Promote the Gospel message on refugees Explore the important role parishes play Highlight processes for initiating and developing parish engagement.

Catholic Social Services Victoria

OUR MASS TIMETABLE (Subject to change)

OUR PEOPLE & OUR CONTACT DETAILS

Priests: Raju Jacob MST, Paul Gurry, Clem Cafarella Barry Caldwell (supply)

Pastoral Associates: Matilde Chia, Drusilla Gonsalvez, Margaret Pinzone, Carmel Dyt, Delia Donahoe (OLSH), June Kellar, Liz Liston, Catherine Green (Arrowsmith Program)

Parish Manager: Libby Thomas

St. Peter’s East Bentleigh OFFICE HOURS (Mon - Fri) 9am - 3pm

844 Centre Road, East Bentleigh 3165 Ph: 9579 4255 Fax: 9570 4288 [email protected] Pastoral Associates: Carmel Dyt, Delia Donahoe, June Kellar Liz Liston

Secretaries: Marion Quinn Trish Richards Sacramental Teachers Lidia Boschini Betty DeMarco Stewardship Program: Keith Gonsalvez

St. Peter’s Primary School Michael Hanney - Principal Michael Schinck—REL

9575 0909

St. Catherine’s Moorabbin

2 Buchan Street, Moorabbin 3189 Ph: 9555 4242 [email protected] Attention: St. Catherine’s

Pastoral Associate: Margaret Pinzone

Primary School Lynda O’Donnell Principal Carmel Donlon - REL Administration: Cate James 9555 7200

Emergency: Please call St. Peter’s and leave a message as we regularly attend this phone—03 9579 4255

St. Paul’s Bentleigh OFFICE HOURS (Mon - Fri) 9am - 3pm

122 Jasper Road, Bentleigh 3204 Ph: 9557 1165 Fax: 9503 4575 [email protected]

Pastoral Associates: Matilde Chia, Drusilla Gonsalvez

Secretary: Libby Thomas

Primary School Catherine Tammesild Principal Matilde Chia - REL 9557 7130

RECONCILIATION: 1/2 hr before each mass

HOLY TRINITY PARISH WEB PAGE: www.holytrinityparish.org.au EMAIL: [email protected]

Holy Trinity Parish Schools

Principal Co-ordinator: Michael Juliff Mission & Faith Leader: Edward Dooley

WEEK COMMENCING 16th July, 2018

Mon

9:30am Communion

Service St. Pauls

10:00am Mass

St. Peter’s

Tues 10:00am Mass OLSH

Convent

Wed

10:00am Beginning of School Term

Mass St Catherine’s

9:30am Communion

Service St. Pauls

10:00am Communion

Service St. Peter’s

Thurs 10:00am Beginning of School Term

Mass St. Pauls

Fri 10:00am Beginning of School Term

Mass St. Peter’s

Sat

8.30am

Mass St Catherine’s

10:00am Funeral Mass

Gabrielle

Sierakowski St. Peter’s

6.00pm Mass St. Paul’s

6.30pm Mass St. Peter’s

Sun

8.30am Mass St. Peter’s

Mass St Catherine’s

9.30am Mass St. Paul’s

10.30am Mass St. Peter’s

Mass St Catherine’s

5:30pm Mass St Peter’s

Collections: Last weekend 7th & 8th July, 2018

Community Stewardship Presbytery

St. Peter’s $4,705 $1,282

St. Paul’s $2,500 $923

St. Catherine’s $650 $237.40

ST. PAUL’S ADORATION: Wednesday 3 — 4pm

ST. CATHERINE’S: Rosary Saturday mornings after Mass

Exposition of The Blessed Sacrament Next Tuesday 17th July, 4—6 pm.

at St. Catherine's Moorabbin

ST VINCENT DE PAUL

Next meetings are: Moorabbin/Bentleigh: Monday, 16th July - 7pm, Sweeney Centre, St. Catherine’s Bentleigh East: Monday, 16th July - 7pm, Green Room, St Peter’s (Please note change of time)

If you are interested in helping those we assist, you are most welcome to join the friendly groups. Contacts: Bentleigh/Moorabbin- Randolph 0414 440 024, Bentleigh East: Monika 0430 666 452. For respectful & confidential assistance with food, bedding, clothing, furniture & bills, in times of need pls call 1800 305 330.

PLEASE NOTE THE SACRAMENTAL DATES FOR 2018

1st Eucharist: We congratulate Harry Moroney at St Peter’s as he receives his 1st Eucharist.

Through Reconciliation: We congratulate Lincoln Caruana & Christian Ritchie

at St. Peter’s and Leroy & Archie Hyland, Christian & Thomas Savva, Isabella McCormick, Kate Benedek, Ashlyn Sandham,Maximus Comito, Alicja Kwapisz, Ted Bitting & Sarah Dewar at St. Paul’s as they receive God’s forgiveness.

SACRAMENTS THIS WEEKEND AT HOLY TRINITY PARISH

RCIA - The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

ST VINCENT DE PAUL ....WINTER APPEAL Our "Annual Winter Appeal " takes place in July. Your generosity in helping the needy in our communities, especially families, single men and women suffering hardship. Donations of toiletries non-perishable foods ( please check use by date) e.g. cereal , long life milk, pasta, pasta sauce, soup, rice, pkt. meals, tinned food are most welcome. Boxes will be left at all Church entrances in July. Envelopes are available at the piety store or with information brochures - for monetary donations.

Doonas, Blankets, Sheets, doona covers, towels and coats/jackets are also being collected by St Peters. Bedding should be clean and in good condition and it would help if it was labelled as single, double or queen. These can only be left at St Peters Church. We thank you most sincerely for your donations.

is the process for welcoming and integrating new Christians into the Catholic community.

Are you or is someone you know curious about spirituality and the Catholic faith?

It is a gift in this secular world to already have two people wishing to join our RCIA journey for this year. We would love to hear from anyone considering exploring the Catholic faith or anyone interested in supporting the inquirers. Please contact the Parish 9579 4255. Your name will be given to Carole, a member of the RCIA team, who will contact you.

A new group will begin soon. It would be great to have people from our Parish family sitting with and accompanying inquirers as they become more familiar with ‘what we do’ as Catholics!

Be assured you will all be warmly welcomed!

YEAR 3—Reconciliation

Bookings: Please ring your Church: St. Peter’s: 9579 4255, St. Paul’s 95571165, St. Catherine’s: 9555 4242.

Group Reconciliation— Saturday morning, 10:30am (St. Peter’s has NO Vacancies)

Individual Reconciliation- for one family at a time available 1/2 hour before any Mass

1st Eucharist Prayer Partners—please collect your letter from your 1st Eucharist child

1. Prayer partners have been given a candle from 1st

Eucharist child. Use it when you pray for the child at home

& give it to the child on his/her 1st Eucharist day.

(Decorated, if possible) 2. A photo of you and your 1st Eucharist child is now displayed in

the church. As your child confirms their 1st Eucharist date it will also be

listed on the photo board.

3. Please write back to your 1st Eucharist child when you have

collected your letter. You can post it in the box provided.

Many thanks for your support of the 1st Eucharist children.

A RETREAT IN EVERYDAY LIFE. We invite you to retreat at home! To go into your “inner room” for a short time daily to ponder the experiences of your ordinary everyday life – your joys, struggles, unexpected events, work, your relationships, griefs, enjoyment of nature, etc. and to discover God there. Then once a week, on Mondays 1.15 – 2.15 pm, to share your experience with a prayer companion at the Heart of Life Centre. Five weeks, beginning July 23rd. Please register your interest by July 16th - contact Heart of Life, 96 Albion Road, Box Hill, ph. 9890 1101, or email [email protected] No cost – a small donation would be welcome.

ST. PAUL’S NOTICES

ADULT EDUCATION

GENERAL NOTICES

Liturgical Formation Workshops: The Reader of God’s Word: Thursday 26 July, 7-9pm—(light refreshments from 6:30pm). Venue: Cathedral Rm, Cardinal Knox Centre, 383 Albert St. E. Melb. $20pp. Enq: 9926 5765 To register: https://www.trybooking.com/VKZO

The University of Divinity presents:

Health and Integrity in Church and Ministry An ecumenical conversation on the task of rebuilding and

renewal after the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse.

27-29 Aug—Mon. & Tues—9am-5pm & Wed. 9am—1pm

Wyselaskie Auditorium, Uniting Church Centre for Theology and Ministry, 29 College Cres. Parkville To register https://www.healthandintegrity.org.au/

ACCOMMODATION NEEDED: A middle aged single gentleman is looking for Accommodation

(a room to rent) within St. Paul’s Bentleigh area.

If you can help pls ring St. Paul’s office 9557 1165.

HELP - Urgently seeking driveway to rent around the vicinity of Holmesglen Private Hospital/ St. Catherine's. Required 3-4 days per week (weekdays only), from 8.30am until 5.30pm. Please call Michelle on 0418889696 before 8.30am or after 5.30pm for further details.

BASP—fundraiser Trivia Night at St. Mary’s Hall Hampton, Fri. 10th Aug, 7:30pm - $25pp—BYO drinks and nibbles. Bookings: 9598 7329.

INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON NOTICE BOARDS

Catholic Archdiocese Of Melbourne: Life Mar-

riage and Family Office: Anniversary Mass Sun-

day 29th July, 11am, St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

Brigidine Asylum Seekers Project Trivia

Night: 10/ 08/ 18, St. Mary ’s Hall, Hampton,

Cost: $25 per person. BYO food & drinks, tea &

coffee provided.

In the Boxes at the doors: Catholic Magazine, July now available, $2.00 each.

School Newsletter can be found on: www.trinityparishschools.catholic.edu.au/aura/ st-pauls/latest/

ST. PAUL’S PLAYGROUP:

When: Tuesday 9:15am—11:15am,

Location: School Hall, Cost: $2 per family per

session. Lots of fun and equipment and activities.

Everybody with children from

0 months-5 years old are

welcomed. Not during the

School holidays.

Contact: Nazanin on 0401 637 003

Email: [email protected]

PRAYER PARTNERS:

Prayer Partners please remember to check the photo

board (on the Higgins road side of the church) to see

when your Communion child is making their First

Eucharist. Please remember to

return your child’s candle by their

Communion date. Thank you.

CORPUS CHRISIT RAFFLE TICKETS:

We have a few Tickets left for the annual

Seminary raffle which are on sale after both

Saturday and Sunday Masses for $10 each.

We thank our Legion of Mary groups and Serra

Group for selling these tickets or see Matilde or

Drusilla after Mass if you wish to buy one.

SCHOOL MASS:

Next Thursday, 19th July the school children will be

joining us for the beginning of term Mass.

The Mass will be in St. Paul’s Church next Thursday.

We will return to the OLSH Convent Chapel the

following Tuesday.

FREE TO A GOOD HOME Double cast iron decorative screen doors are available to anyone wishing them. A photo of the doors is on the notice board in all Churches. You would need to be able to collect the doors yourself. If interested contact the St. Paul’s office 9557 1165.

Excerpts from Lessons in compassion from Thai cave rescue

By Andrew Hamilton (Eureka Street)

It was hard not to be moved, encouraged and impressed by the plight and rescue of the boys marooned in the North Thailand cave. People around the world responded to the boys' youth and the danger they faced and by the generosity and skill displayed in their rescue.

I was particularly moved because what I was seeing done for village boys

in Thailand was so different from what was appearing in our adult media:

bank executives and insurers profiting by imposing misery on their

clients; evidence of unethical and extortionate behaviour in so many

businesses that it seemed a royal commission into almost any section of

corporate behaviour would yield similar results. Watched from a distance,

the events in Northern Thailand disclosed a mature human response to

misfortune and a sophisticated culture. The news that the boys were lost

in the cave generated concern and attention throughout Thailand.

These boys were everyone's sons. Volunteers flowed in from all parts of Thailand, offering their labour

and their gifts to the people who could rescue them. International volunteers also offered their services,

and were welcomed for the skills they brought and incorporated into an international team that worked

cooperatively and tirelessly at the risk of their lives. This encapsulated a society working effectively out

of compassion.

The Thai coordinators of the rescue also emphasised communal relationships over individual interests.

They kept the media informed of the situation and what was being done each day, but kept them away

from the cave, the divers and the children. They did not inform the parents that their own child had been

rescued until the safety of all was guaranteed, so holding them together in mutual support.

Then they allowed them to greet their children from behind glass. They also kept the rescued children

together in hospital, allowing them to continue to support one another after their ordeal free from

intrusive media. These things could be seen clearly. But a deeper Thai cultural strand ran in the story,

the counterpart of the emphasis on the competitive individual in the West and in business everywhere.

Its strength can be gauged when we ponder how the boys apparently emerged undamaged after

spending more than a week together in a dark cave, without light, with very little food, without the

support of family, and unsure whether their whereabouts would be known or that they would be found

alive. That is the stuff of nightmares and of isolation. Yet they seem to have been brought together

rather than isolated by the experience.

Their resilience speaks of a strong Buddhist culture in which the boys were used to struggle, found

meaning in attending to the welfare of others rather than their own, and drew strength from meditative

practices that set their perilous predicament within a broader human horizon.

They were fortunate in their coach. He embodied the best of their culture in foregoing food to keep them

nourished, taught them meditation and whom they knew as 'Brother' — naming him at once as one of

them, and one whom they would like to emulate. It was characteristic of him that his first message from

the cave was to apologise to the parents for the distress the cave expedition had caused, and that he

should be the last to be rescued. His thought was consistently for others.

This culture of compassion and of community based on respect was also displayed in the handling of

the rescue and the subsequent care for the boys. It spoke most deeply to those of us who watched from

a distance.

Events like these are epiphanies that give light and hope in times of darkness. Afterwards we may

expect that competitive individuals and media will see a buck to be made out of the boys and their

experience. They will try to seduce the boys and their families out of their own culture and then spit

them out. We may hope that the example and the values of their admirable coach will persuade the Wild

Boars and their families not to sacrifice their cultural horns.

Sacristy Duty Roster: After many years of service many

of our parishioners have retired. We desperately need still a

few more people to help prepare our sacred space. Duty

times once every 3 months approx. 1 1/2 hrs. Saturday

9am. Ph Parish Office:9579 4255.

MEETINGS/FUNCTIONS THIS WEEK

MOONGALA NEWS

See McKenna Notice Board & Pamphlet Stand

Archdiocese of Melb. Parish Update: 11 July 2018

Connect Health & Community, new name for Bentleigh Bayside—Relevant information for interest.

Mon. 16th July 8:00pm Charismatic Prayer Group—Anchor

Wed 18th July 4:00pm Sacramental Programme—Green Room

Thurs 19th July 7.:30pm Liturgy Team Meeting—Green Room

Sacramental Program—2018—For children NOT attending St. Peter’s Primary School

1st Eucharist Classes: Wednesdays, 4-5pm, Green Room - Lidia

Parish Office: 9579 4255.

ST. JAMES COLLEGE “Where the teachers know my name…” ENROL NOW FOR YEAR 7 2019, 2020 AND BEYOND

UPCOMING COLLEGE TOURS – TERM 3

9.15am- 10.30am Fri. 3 August, Tues. 7 August, Wed.15 August

Bookings essential. Call 9575 8100 or email [email protected]

156 Bignell Road, Bentleigh East 3165 | 9575 8100 | www.sjcbe.catholic.edu.au

Moongala is offer ing new classes star ting soon: Computers Made Easy & Windows 10, Multimedia Skills, friendship/support & wellbeing women’s groups – Creative Wellness Program, Potluck Friends, Coffee & Colour Inn & Senior Women’s Circle. Free beginners English as a 2nd Language Wednesday evening classes. Enquiries: please ring Moongala, 824 Centre Road, Bentleigh East, Ph 9570 3468 or www.moongala.org.au

Piety Stall has a variety of religious (normal price) and non religious cards ($1) available

ST. PETER’S NOTICES

Prayer Partners— please collect your 1st Eucharist child’s

letter from the box under photos (near Sacristy)

have been given a candle from 1st Eucharist child. Use it when you pray for the child at home & give it to the child on his/her 1st Eucharist day.

Children’s Liturgy of the Word for pre-school and primary school children. Sunday, 15th July at 10:30am Mass. Come and share the Gospel and get to know other children at St. Peter’s

Badminton at St Peters Non-Competitive & Recreation Players wanted—Thursdays from 7.30pm

Contact: Ron 041 3063807 & Keith 041 4988994

VOCATION VIEW: Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Even before we were formed in the womb, God has chosen and called of each of us to be a disciple. To find true happiness, find that pathway that God has uniquely created you to fulfil. (Eph 1:3-14)

CRAFTY LADIES Will meet tomorrow, Monday 16 July.

The Knights of the Southern Cross sponsor Exposition of The Blessed Sacrament at St Catherine's Church Moorabbin will be held on Tuesday 17 July, from 4PM to 6PM.

All are welcome. Enquiries: Geno Pinzone (Ph. 95576775)

St Peter’s bread ministry update: Over these winter months, with exceptional support from twenty parishioners, our St Vincent de Paul team is able to maintain its weekly ‘bread run’ to local families. Volunteers collect and distribute surplus bread, rolls, buns, scones and pizzas: all goodies courtesy of Bakers Delight, The Links Shopping Centre. Thank-you to all involved in this ministry. To join this enthusiastic team of volunteers

please contact Peter on 95637809 or

0456477775: a commitment of just 45 minutes

one Thursday evening every four or five weeks

is all that is required.

“God is the bigger Elvis” - The story of Dolores Hart

(film actress) - a 35min. film on youtube. Clem

ST. CATHERINE’S NOTICES

GENERAL NOTICES (Cont’d)

ST. PETER’S ROSTER PARISHIONERS DATE

LECTORS 6.30pm— Dani Forward, Elsa Richardson 8.30am— Maree Slater, Vanita Fernadez 10.30am— Chris Grafen, Carol Hinschen 5.30pm— Lorraine Matthews, Jackie Frances

21st & 22nd July

PRESBYTERY COUNTERS GRP 2: Jennifer Honey, Helen Nodrum, Margaret Lucas, Gerry Lambourne Sun 22nd July

THANKSGIVING COUNTERS GRP 4: Ray Kinsella, Lou Joseph, Kevin Logan, Peter Hassett Sun 22nd July

SACRISTAN GRP 2: Bernadette Logan, Kaye Mannix, Noreen More, Gabrielle Di Ramio Sat 21st July

FATIMA STATUE Ainsworth Family—Axford Crescent Sun 15th July

Muratore Family—Bonny Street Sun 22nd July

MOORABBIN HOSPITAL VISIT

Dianne Campbell (Sun) Helen Neal (Sun)

15th July 22nd & 29th July

Lorna Melder (Wed) Marj Brady (Wed)

18th July

25th July & 1st Aug

ST. PAUL’S ROSTER PARISHIONERS DATE

COUNTERS Kaye Hoy Bernie Hoy Sun 15th July

Carmel Merrey Mario Mirabile Sun 22nd July

VOCATIONS / CHALICE Teresa Meyer (Sun) Saldanha Family (Sun) 15th & 22nd July

LECTORS

Martina Bruce (L) Mario Mirabile (R) (Sat) Glyn Mayne (L) Kathy Lillis (R) (Sun)

14th & 15th July

Angelita Cideve (L) Vanita Carvalho (R) (Sat) Marg McGowan (L) Drusilla Gonsalvez (R) (Sun)

21st & 22nd July

COMPUTER OPERATORS: Hwang Family (Sat) Peter Whitelaw (Sun) 14th & 15th July

DeLosa Family (Sat) Teresa Meyer (Sun) 21st & 22nd July

GIFTS Zhang Family (Sat) Jones Family (Sun) 14th & 15th July

Peres Family (Sat) Muphy Family (Sun) 2st & 22nd July

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS:

Station 1: Kyle Uytenbogaardt, Leala Uytenbogaardt, Station 2: Amanda Bonso, Brindyl Madhusadan, Volunteer, Station 3: Peggy Davis, Andrea Peres,

Station 1: Rosa Lettieri, Bev Claudius, Station 2: Pascal Yee, Amanda Capacete, Kaye Hoy, Station 3: Violet Baron, Kerry Burns.

Saturday July Sunday

MORNING TEA (HALL) Margaret Mercer & Margaret Leigh 15th July

Gesualda Cafasso 22nd July

COMMUNION TO THE SICK 1: Herbert Saldanha 2: Pam & Rex Koch 3: Maria Pellizzer 15th July

ST. CATHERINE’S ROSTER PARISHIONERS DATE

COUNTERS Robert Adams & Catherine Sidaway Mon 23rd July

ALTAR SOCIETY Mary Gill Sat 21st July

LECTORS 8:30am: Bernadette Farrell 10:30am: Catherine Sidaway Sun 22nd July

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS 8:30am: Joan Courtney 10:30am: Bernard Gill Sun 22nd July

COMPUTER OPERATORS 8:30am: Anthony Wrzesinski 10:30am: Gary Clynes Sun 22nd July

Thomas Family Mon 16th July FATIMA STATUE

Connors Mon 23rd July

BULLETIN NOTICES DEADLINES

St. Peter’s Trish Richards & Marion Quinn, 9579 4255, [email protected] Thursday

St. Paul’s Libby Thomas, 9557 1165, [email protected] Thursday 9am

St. Catherine’s Grace Tanumihardja, 0481 573 583, [email protected] on Wednesday 6pm

Lord, we commend to you people in need:

St. Peter’s: Stella Taylor Hilton, Terry Henry (Marj Brady’s

brother), Thomas Tobin, Liz Hume, Shaun Wan, Leonie Kerley,

Eddy Bary, Martin Sheehy, Rose Burnell, Rachel Seager

(Kathleen Rankin’s granddaughter), Sue Thorp, Alice Wright, Maria

Garufi, Judy Meehan, Matthew Grasso, Paul O’Brien, Marco

Paoli, Pat Hewitt, Petronella Kahonde, Marian Pirera, Brent

Balchin, Sue Hall, Ashley Popov, Mark & Colleen Lewis, Aihua,

Joan, Sarah Leyshon, Rosalie Rufolo, Patrick Hogan, Martin &

Cheryl Meehan, Joan Fennelly, Mary Saunders, Joan Clarke,

Maria Seuseu, Julie McChesney (Perth) , Carmelo Lando, David

Peterson, Sue Law (Brisbane), Evie Nailer (5yo), Des Lawler,

Nicholas Quinn (nephew of Sr Mary Batchelor), David Hymen,

Farnando Linggo Liong, Jay Anne Santiago, Don Legaspi, Perla

Cabrera, Jackson Margan, Christine Andersen, Tu Tran, Joe

Lobo (Bryan’s dad), Jakob Deans, Raul Medina, Helen Mille,

Frank Williams, Jenny Liston, Ashley Torcasio,

St Paul’s: Sheela Ibel, Nicol Graphael, Jill Briody, Tanya Wall, Mercy Miranda, Joanne LeSueur,

St Catherine’s: Mary Smith, David Beech, Paul Lovegrove, Stasia Underwood, Tracey Campbell, Sam Pinzone, Deidre Hollingsworth, Peter Brown, Loredana Skelpic, Eileen Ellerton, Rosa Virgona, Alfio Pappalardo, John Costandi, Cordelia Morrison, Mary Gill (Marg Commons’

Mum), Jan Habel, Peter Jennings, Aubrey Milhuisen, Robyn Roberts, Peter Wilson, Leo Mercuri, Joan Clarke, Joanne Barry, Paul Dwyer & Trenna Scanlon.

Those who are sick:

FIFTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (YEAR B)

Recently Deceased:

Anniversaries occurring at this time:

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St Peter’s: Gabrielle Sierakowski

St. Catherine’s: Sue Saddler, St. Catherine’s: Grace Travaglia St. Paul’s: Melville Bartholomeusz Jnr. St Peter’s: Cynthia & Joseph Rocha, Alexander Stevens, Keith Coster, Patrick Byrne, Helen Noonan (2yrs), Yvonne & Salil Dey, Antonino Muratore,

St. Paul’s: Moria O’Brien, Rod Mercardo, Kathleen Connolly, Marie Williams, Robert Munro, Fidel Sison

St. Catherine’s: Gwen Bird, Caterina Visalli, John O’Connor, Ian Shearer, Amalda Hasemann, John Ryan, Peter Behan, Tracey Burney, Joan Nolan

Monthly Remembrance

Holy Trinity Parish Sick List We have begun a new Sick List in the Bulletin. Please ring the Parish Office or let your PA know at Mass to have your loved one’s name included on the Sick List.

THIS WEEK’S GOSPEL – Mark 6: 7-13

First Anniversary occurring at this time:

Jesus summoned the Twelve and began to send them out in

pairs giving them authority over the unclean spirits. And he

instructed them to take nothing for the journey except a

staff – no bread, no haversack, no coppers for their purses.

They were to wear sandals, but, he added, ‘Do not take a

spare tunic.’ And he said to them, ‘If you enter a house

anywhere, stay there until you leave the district. And if any

place does not welcome you and people refuse to listen to you,

as you walk away shake off the dust from under your feet as

a sign to them.’ So they set off to preach repentance; and

they cast out many devils, and anointed many sick people with

oil and cured them.