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Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Church Archdiocese of Perth Western Australia 22nd July, 2018 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B Next Week’s Readings Jeremiah 23:1-6 Ephesians 2:13-18 Mark 6:30-34 St Munchin’s Primary School Principal: Mr Robert Romeo Address: 1 Isdell Place, Gosnells Postal Address: PO Box 172, Gosnells WA 6990 Telephone: 9234 7555 Facsimile: 9398 1581 [email protected] PARISH OFFICE HOURS Tuesday to Friday 9.00 am - 1.30pm Entry by: 1 Isdell Place, Gosnells Parish Secretary: Naomi Newman: 9398 2331 Email: [email protected] Catechist Coordinator Barbara Ingram : 9398 2864 Safeguarding Officers [email protected] 0432 398 973 SVDP Local Contact Genevieve De Souza : 9398 5375 Parish Priest: Fr Philip Perreau Parish Priest: Fr Philip Perreau [email protected] Address: 175 Corfield St, Gosnells WA 6110 Alternate Entry by:1 Isdell Place, Gosnells Postal Address: PO Box 297, Gosnells WA 6990 Telephone: 9398 2331 Facsimile: 9398 8491 Email: [email protected] Website: www.gosnellsparish.org.au 15th July 15th July 2018 2018 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B Today’s Readings Amos 7:12-15 Ephesians 1:3-14 Mark 6:7-13 Seeing through your heart Seeing through your heart Gosnells Gosnells Gosnells Catholic Catholic Catholic Parish Parish Parish St Paul, in today’s reading from his Leer to the Ephesians, speaks of seeing with “the eyes of your heart.” Paul reminds us that it is through the eyes of our heart, not the eyes of our head, that we see the glory of God, and know the hope to which God has called us and the riches of his glorious inheritance. Paul recognises that it is with the eyes of our heart that we truly see. The lile prince in Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s enchanng book, The Lile Prince, expresses this same truth when he explains: “Here is my secret. It is very simple: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essenal is invisible to the eye.” The renowned 17th-century French philosopher, Blaise Pascal, also captured something of Paul’s thought when he wrote, "The heart has its reasons that reason does not know". Pascal recognised that the heart understands things not by intellectual endeavor but by intuion, insnct, sensivity, and affecon. In this way, it leads us to knowledge and understanding that is deep and subtle and beyond mere raonality. The heart leads us not simply to intellectual clarity but to wisdom and insight and to moral sensibility. It leads us to faith, hope and love. It engenders a sense of jusce and praccal commitment to what is right and good. The eyes of our head are, of course, part of the process by which we know and understand the world. But, as the Lile Prince knew, what is essenal – such things as love, friendship, hope, faith – are invisible to those eyes. It is with the eyes of the heart that we comprehend the riches of God’s grace and the abundance of blessings that God has lavished on us and discern the presence of God all around us. As St Ignaus of Loyola recognised, with the eyes of the heart we find God in all things. With the eyes of the heart we also sense the mystery of God’s will and purpose for ourselves and our world. Moreover, we see then that each of us is called to play our part in God’s plan from all eternity to gather up all things in Christ, things in heaven and things on earth. Like the 8 th century prophet Amos in today’s first reading and the apostles in today’s gospel who are sent out on mission by Jesus, two by two, taking nothing with them except a staff, we too are sent into the world as the Lord’s disciples. Like them, we too may well feel ill-equipped and unskilled for the role. And like them and like Jesus himself, we may face resistance and rejecon, but, with the eyes of our heart, we know that it is God’s mission we serve and that God is always with us. Emeritus Professor Anne Hunt OAM © Redemptorists 2018
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Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament Church Archdiocese of Perth

Western Australia

22nd July, 2018 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time,

Year B

Next Week’s Readings Jeremiah 23:1-6

Ephesians 2:13-18 Mark 6:30-34

St Munchin’s Primary School

Principal: Mr Robert Romeo Address: 1 Isdell Place, Gosnells

Postal Address: PO Box 172, Gosnells WA 6990

Telephone: 9234 7555 Facsimile: 9398 1581

[email protected]

PARISH OFFICE HOURS Tuesday to Friday 9.00 am - 1.30pm

Entry by: 1 Isdell Place, Gosnells

Parish Secretary: Naomi Newman: 9398 2331

Email: [email protected]

Catechist Coordinator Barbara Ingram : 9398 2864

Safeguarding Officers [email protected]

0432 398 973

SVDP Local Contact Genevieve De Souza : 9398 5375

Parish Priest: Fr Philip PerreauParish Priest: Fr Philip Perreau [email protected]

Address: 175 Corfield St, Gosnells WA 6110

Alternate Entry by:1 Isdell Place, Gosnells Postal Address: PO Box 297, Gosnells WA 6990

Telephone: 9398 2331

Facsimile: 9398 8491

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.gosnellsparish.org.au

15th July15th July 20182018 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time,

Year B

Today’s Readings Amos 7:12-15

Ephesians 1:3-14 Mark 6:7-13

Seeing through your heartSeeing through your heart GosnellsGosnellsGosnells Catholic Catholic Catholic ParishParishParish

St Paul, in today’s reading from his Letter to the Ephesians, speaks of seeing with “the eyes of your heart.” Paul reminds us that it is through the eyes of our heart, not the eyes of our head, that we see the glory of God, and know the hope to which God has called us and the riches of his glorious inheritance. Paul recognises that it is with the eyes of our heart that we truly see.

The little prince in Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s enchanting book, The Little Prince, expresses this same truth when he explains: “Here is my secret. It is very simple: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.”

The renowned 17th-century French philosopher, Blaise Pascal, also captured something of Paul’s thought when he wrote, "The heart has its reasons that reason does not know". Pascal recognised that the heart understands things not by intellectual endeavor but by intuition, instinct, sensitivity, and affection. In this way, it leads us to knowledge and understanding that is deep and subtle and beyond mere rationality. The heart leads us not simply to intellectual clarity but to wisdom and insight and to moral sensibility. It leads us to faith, hope and love. It engenders a sense of justice and practical commitment to what is right and good.

The eyes of our head are, of course, part of the process by which we know and understand the world. But, as the Little Prince knew, what is essential – such things as love, friendship, hope, faith – are invisible to those eyes.

It is with the eyes of the heart that we comprehend the riches of God’s grace and the abundance of blessings that God has lavished on us and discern the presence of God all around us. As St Ignatius of Loyola recognised, with the eyes of the heart we find God in all things.

With the eyes of the heart we also sense the mystery of God’s will and purpose for ourselves and our world. Moreover, we see then that each of us is called to play our part in God’s plan from all eternity to gather up all things in Christ, things in heaven and things on earth.

Like the 8th century prophet Amos in today’s first reading and the apostles in today’s gospel who are sent out on mission by Jesus, two by two, taking nothing with them except a staff, we too are sent into the world as the Lord’s disciples. Like them, we too may well feel ill-equipped and unskilled for the role. And like them and like Jesus himself, we may face resistance and rejection, but, with the eyes of our heart, we know that it is God’s mission we serve and that God is always with us.

Emeritus Professor Anne Hunt OAM

© Redemptorists 2018

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Praying For You

Recently DeceasedRecently Deceased

Sr Patricia O’Brien

DeceasedDeceased

Heather Mack, Peter Mack Jnr Kevin Paine-Coombs

Death AnniversaryDeath Anniversary

Walter Pereira, Rudolf Roberts Rose Saunders, Lynette Taylor

Our SickOur Sick

Hirute Selassie, Sandra Reid Mary Hazel Calupig, Peter Cox

Margaret Evans, Rose Foti Rene Priest, Sandi Read

Erika Magness, Ian Ballantyne Paula, Mavis Hall

Marycare Our parish outreach program exists to provide assistance to parishioners in times of short term need. Transport, home support, etc. Ordinary people helping ordinary people with ordinary tasks. Don’t hesitate to call.

Parish Liturgies

Weekend Mass Saturday 6.00pm Vigil Mass, Sunday 7.30am, Sunday 9.30am

Weekday Mass

Monday 8.00am Communion Service (Mass on Solemnity only) Tuesday 6.00pm Mass - 1st Tuesday Mass of Anointing Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday 8.00am Mass Friday 9.00am Mass

Reconciliation Saturday 5.00-5.45pm or anytime by appointment

Buckley Caring Centre 10.00am Mass—Second Thursday of the Month

Rosary After weekday Masses

Exposition Tuesday 5.00-6.00pm with Benediction, Sunday 6.00-7.00pm

Charismatic Prayer Thursday 7.30pm—9.30pm.

Baptism Sunday at 11.00am, or by arrangement

Marriage By appointment - Minimum SIX MONTHS notice for preparation etc

Rosters for 14/15 July, 2018

Greeters Reader Commentator Acolyte Extraordinary Ministers Altar Servers

Saturday 6.00pm

Bette Lyra Christy Ravanez

Marita Rozario Sister Stella Dan Hewitt Richard Serrano, Martin Loh Remi Biju, Helen Magness Vivian Loh, Faye Mitchell

Joshua Rozario, Aya Van Ingen Kyle Marquis, Lucas Morphett

Emmanuel Armoogum, Tristan Bettridge

Sunday 7.30am

Eric Almen Wendie Almen

Jenny Mills Jeanette Pedulla

Gerard Peters Peter Mack, Rod McAtee

Diana Chong, Larry Cavallo Joel Thomas, Josey Thomas Michael Almen, Lance Dcruz

Sunday 9.30am

Ciara Jacob Elsie T-Boundy

Lenny Rodaje Silvana Sciorilli Cornelius

Itotoh

Servite Sister, Peta Phillips Geraldine Pereira, Lenny Dcruz Maureen Byrne, Lorna Mitchell

Nicole Whittle, Chloe Almstrom Agna Biju, Aron Biju

Juan C Bonlongan, Khryzia Casas

Tellers next week: Sue & Vincent Frawley, Marita Rozario Tellers this week: Bette Lyra, Cheryl Andrade, Clint & Thu Barnes

Rosters for 21/22 July, 2018

Mass Greeters Reader Commentator Acolyte Extraordinary Ministers Altar Servers

Saturday 6.00pm

Theresa Spicer Sandra Wren

Brian Augustin Suzanne Bazzica

Colin Loh Remi Biju, Helen Magness Vivian Loh, Faye Mitchell Bridget Soh, Sandra Wren

Athena Calupig, Patrick Costantino Angel Donina, Andrea Martin

Jemima Pinto, Matthew Ravanez

Sunday 7.30am

Jackie Hall Elizabeth Joynson

Ann Ralston Deb Wild Nigel Hayward Chloe Pereira-Smith, Clint Barnes

Russell Lally, Ann Ralston Gabby Keane, Ludia Majiwa Joel Thomas, Josey Thomas

Sunday 9.30am

Jackie Vogels Theresa Walker

Pat Simm Robert Szlezak Phillip

Magness

Servite Sister, Angela Bushby Carolina Hayward, Kerry Keys

Francisco Aung, Elsie T-Boundy

Emily Crestani, Toby Crestani Luke Crestani, Larissa Farr

Angel Garavillas, Paige Jacob

The Pope’s Prayer Intention - July

Priests and their Pastoral Ministry That priests, who experience fatigue and loneliness in their pastoral work, may find help and comfort in their intimacy with the Lord and in their friendship with their brother priests

Feast Days this Week

July 16 Mon

Our Lady of Mount Carmel, St Helier

17 Tue St Kenelm

19 Thur St John Plessington

20 Fri St Apollinaris, Bishop, Martyr, St Elijah

21 Sat St Laurence of Brindisi

SVDP Emergency Relief Phone 1300 794 054

Marycare Contact Maureen 9398 7375 Anne 9490 3377

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Children’s Liturgy of the Word The Liturgy of the Word, normally conducted at our 9.30am Mass, for children 4 years and over (up to Yr 3) will resume next week, 22nd July. We hope all had a safe break over the school holidays and are going well for all concerned.

Parish Safeguarding Officers The Perth Catholic Archdiocese is committed to the safety and security of all children and young people. If you have any safety concerns about a person in the parish or about a child protection or child safety issue, you can

discuss it with the Parish Safeguarding Officers. Phone 0432 398 973 or email [email protected]

COME ALONG

Breakfast Today In the Parish Centre after each morning Mass. Come along and enjoy a great menu and the fellowship of your fellow parishioners. Bacon & Eggs, Toasties, Fried Noodles, Curry Puffs, and lots more. Great Prices. No charge for tea, coffee or juice.

Golden Age Club The next Club Day is in the Parish Centre this Tuesday, 17th July with Indoor activities from 9.00am. BYO lunch. Bingo at 12.15pm! All parishioners 50 years and over are welcome to attend.

St Vincent de Paul Our Vinnies need your help. Volunteer with us and help make a difference. See what our Members have to say :

“I am a person who has flair for numbers and calculation. It was this passion, coupled with my desire to serve, that prompted me to join SVDP when the opportunity came. Since then, I have been contributing to the good works of Vinnies in my own little way. I am grateful to the merciful God who gives me this opportunity.” Florence

ministry for women

Women’s Conference A time to come together as women to be refreshed and renewed in our busy lives. Spoil yourself, dream again, feel loved, honoured and cared for. Invite your daughters, mothers, sisters, and friends! Men - What woman in your life can you spoil by sending them to Heart 2018? Date: 19th-21st July Register: Heart.TheCatholicGuy.com Email: [email protected] Phone: 1300 734 880

Parish Planned Giving Our Parish Planned Giving Program forms part of the Second Collection providing for the ongoing upkeep and development of the parish. Many parishioners contribute via the Direct Debit method and therefore will not be seen to be adding their envelope to the collection. If you want more information about contributing to your parish by this means, please contact the Parish Office. Any remaining envelopes not collected from the foyer last weekend, will be available from the Parish Office.

Youth Laser Tag event has been changed to 11th August and we will require payment by the 29th of July ($20 for two sessions) for booking purposes. Youth Mass will be on Sunday 9.30am, 29th July followed by BBQ after mass ,all are invited! Want to be involved? We are looking for readers and choir members. The sign up sheet is in the foyer. Please see one of the youth leaders for more information.

Centre for Faith Enrichment There are brochures in the foyer on the various courses being offered by the Archdiocese Centre for Faith Enrichment. You can also find out more information on their website: cfe.org.au

Junior Choir and Musicians The next Children’s Mass will be Father’s Day, September 2nd. We would like to have a children’s choir and some musicians. First practice will be on Wednesday, July 18th, 4 - 4:30pm. Please come along to learn a song each week and to make this day extra special for all the Dad’s. Please contact Suzanne Bazzica for more details or concerns 0423 771 796.

Parish Combined Choir We will be accompanying the Parish First Communion on August 26th at the 9:30am Mass. To prepare for this special event, Choir Practice will be on Mondays at 7pm, Commencing 30th July. We are in urgent need to recruit more willing voices to join our dedicated bunch of singers, as some are leaving for travel and work commitments. ALL are welcome to join, no experience necessary. It would be a wonderful gift to sing for your child, or grandchild and enhance their special day. So come along and join the choir and a have prime seat for the proceeding as your reward! Contact Suzanne Bazzica for more information 0423 771 796.

We welcome and thank Father Vincent Conroy for being here to celebrate our Masses

while Father Philip is away on holidays. Please note there will be no 8am Mass Saturday, 21st July.

A Formation Day will be held this coming Saturday, July 21, 10am -

4.30pm, at Our Lady of Mt Carmel School, 82 Collick St, Hilton. Presented by Mr James Parker, the theme of the day is “Coming Back to the Heart of Worship”. This is about coming back to one of the most essential areas of our walk with the Lord! ... to worship Him in Spirit and truth; it will be a time of looking at the importance of praising and worshiping Him, and reconnecting with Him again in a deeper way”. For more information call Anne Marie 0414 660 718

Praying Our Experiences Re-thinking Mary MacKillop ~ Her response to God’s call in her responses to the world around her. ‘Praying Our Experiences’ is about recognizing and inviting God in our everyday. Please join us Friday July 27th, 10.30am-12pm or 7- 8.30pm, Mary MacKillop Centre, 16 York St, South Perth RSVP essential by Tuesday 24 July to: [email protected] or (08) 9334 099. Parking on York Street. Public transport – Bus 34, King Edward St, nearest York St. This is a directed contemplative gathering, with personal reflection time.

Holy Hour All are invited to a holy hour for vocations with Archbishop Timothy, held by the Vocations Office, 12th August at 3pm, St Mary’s Cathedral. Prayer is essential to encourage vocations, so please show your support by attending this event

Adult Faith Formation Nourishing a Missionary Heart. All especially welcome for ongoing formation of our faith. See bulletin board for more information.

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