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ST THOMAS MORE PARISH, HADFIELD FR ADAIKKALA RAJ LOURDUSAMY HGN Parish Administrator 69 North St, Hadfield 3046 Tel: 9357 1422 Email: [email protected] Website: stmhadfield.org.au Parish Parish Office Hours: Tues, Wed & Fri 8.30am - 2.30pm MASS SCHEDULE Monday: 9.15am Communion Service Tuesday: 9.15am Mass Wed: 9.15am Mass Thursday: 9.15am Mass Friday: 9.15 am Mass Saturday: 9.15am Mass 5.00pm (Vigil Mass) Sunday: 9.00am (Italian/English Mass) 10.30am (Children’s Liturgy) Exposition & Benediction 1st Friday of every Month at 8.45am Reconciliation Saturday: Aſter 9.15am Mass or by appointment Maltese Mass 4th Saturday of the month at 6.00 pm FEASTS & MEMORIALS THIS WEEK 22 July St Mary Magdalene (Feast) 23 July St Bridget (Opt) 24 July St Sharbel Makhlof (Opt) 25 JULY St James, Apostle (Feast) 26 JULY Sts Joachim & Anne (Mem) PARISH CONTACTS & ACTIVITIES PARISH PRIMARY SCHOOL: Tel: 9312 8200 Mrs Marcy De Nardis (Principal) www.stmhadfield.catholic.edu.au BAPTISMS: 2nd Sunday of the Month Contact Bapsm Co-ordinator Claudia Zanaa on 9306 2318 MARRIAGES: Contact Parish Office at least six months in advance ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY: Contact 1800 305 330 CHILD SAFETY OFFICER: 0416 027 413 OUR LADY’S PRAYER GROUP: Rosary aſter morning weekday Masses NOVENA TO OUR LADY: Monday 6pm in the Church ITALIAN CHARISMATIC GROUP: Monday 10.00am in the Parish Convent PIETY STALL: For special requests or enquiries ring Theresa on 0407 043 123 STM CRAFT CLUB: Meets 1st Monday of every month. For info ring Theresa 0407 043 123 16 th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Year C - 20 th & 21 st July 2019 Commied to the safety, wellbeing and dignity of all children and vulnerable adults Welcoming Christ…. The story of Jesus in the home of Martha and Mary complements the story of the Good Samaritan, from last week’s Gospel. We must remember that Jesus is portrayed as telling that parable as clarificaon of the law to love God and love neighbour. The Samaritan is an example of how a disciple should see and act. Mary is an example of how a disciple should listen. Mary, a woman, is a marginalized person in society, like the Samaritan. Both do what is not expected of them. As a woman, Mary would be expected, like Martha, to prepare hospitality for a guest. Both stories exemplify how a disciple is to fulfil the dual command - love of God (Mary) and love of neighbour (the Samaritan). The Kingdom of God has no disncons and boundaries. There are mes for seeing and doing and also mes for listening and learning at the feet of a teacher. Like Mary, we need to be aen- ve to the words of Jesus and spending me with Lord in prayer, empowers us to do our daily work beer. St Mary Magdalene (Feast 22 July) St. Mary Magdalene is one of the greatest saints of the Bible and a legendary example of God's mercy and grace. The precise dates of her birth and death are unknown, but we do know she was present with Christ during his public ministry, death and resurrecon. She is menoned at least a dozen mes in the Gospels. The Gospels agree that Mary was originally a great sinner. Jesus cast seven demons out of her when he met her. During Jesus' ministry, it is believed that Mary Magdalene followed him, part of a semi-permanent entourage who served Jesus and his Disciples. Mary likely watched the crucifixion from a distance along with the other women who followed Christ during His ministry. She was the first witness to His resurrecon. Aſter the death of Christ, a legend states that she remained among the early Chrisans. Aſter fourteen years, she was allegedly put into a boat by Jews, along with several other saints of the early Church, and set adriſt without sails or oars. The boat landed in southern France, where she spent the remaining years of her life living in solitude, in a cave. She is the patroness of converts, repentant sinners, sexual temptaon, pharmacists, tanners and women, and many other places and causes.
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Page 1: STHOMAS MORE PARISH, HADFIELD...We must remember that Jesus is portrayed as telling that parable as clarification of the law to love God and love neighbour. an example of how a disciple

ST THOMAS MORE PARISH, HADFIELD

FR ADAIKKALA RAJ LOURDUSAMY HGN Parish Administrator

69 North St, Hadfield 3046 Tel: 9357 1422 Email: [email protected] Website: stmhadfield.org.au Parish

Parish Office Hours: Tues, Wed & Fri 8.30am - 2.30pm

MASS SCHEDULE Monday: 9.15am Communion Service

Tuesday: 9.15am Mass

Wed: 9.15am Mass

Thursday: 9.15am Mass

Friday: 9.15 am Mass Saturday: 9.15am Mass

5.00pm (Vigil Mass)

Sunday: 9.00am (Italian/English Mass)

10.30am (Children’s Liturgy)

Exposition & Benediction 1st Friday of every Month at 8.45am

Reconciliation Saturday: After 9.15am Mass or by appointment

Maltese Mass 4th Saturday of the month at 6.00 pm

FEASTS & MEMORIALS THIS WEEK

22 July St Mary Magdalene (Feast) 23 July St Bridget (Opt)

24 July St Sharbel Makhlof (Opt) 25 JULY St James, Apostle (Feast)

26 JULY Sts Joachim & Anne (Mem)

PARISH CONTACTS & ACTIVITIES

PARISH PRIMARY SCHOOL: Tel: 9312 8200 Mrs Marcy De Nardis (Principal) www.stmhadfield.catholic.edu.au BAPTISMS: 2nd Sunday of the Month Contact Baptism Co-ordinator Claudia Zanatta on 9306 2318 MARRIAGES: Contact Parish Office at least six months in advance ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY: Contact 1800 305 330 CHILD SAFETY OFFICER: 0416 027 413 OUR LADY’S PRAYER GROUP: Rosary after morning weekday Masses NOVENA TO OUR LADY: Monday 6pm in the Church ITALIAN CHARISMATIC GROUP: Monday 10.00am in the Parish Convent PIETY STALL: For special requests or enquiries ring Theresa on 0407 043 123 STM CRAFT CLUB: Meets 1st Monday of every month. For info ring Theresa 0407 043 123

16th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Year C - 20th & 21st July 2019

Committed to the safety, wellbeing and dignity

of all children and vulnerable adults

Welcoming Christ….

The story of Jesus in the home of Martha and Mary complements the story of the Good Samaritan, from last week’s Gospel. We must remember that Jesus is portrayed as telling that parable as clarification of the law to love God and love neighbour. The Samaritan is an example of how a disciple should see and act. Mary is an example of how a disciple should listen. Mary, a woman, is a marginalized person in society, like the Samaritan. Both do what is not expected of them. As a woman, Mary would be expected, like Martha, to prepare hospitality for a guest.

Both stories exemplify how a disciple is to fulfil the dual command - love of God (Mary) and love of neighbour (the Samaritan). The Kingdom of God has no distinctions and boundaries. There are times for seeing and doing and also times for listening and learning at the feet of a teacher. Like Mary, we need to be atten-tive to the words of Jesus and spending time with Lord in prayer, empowers us to do our daily work better.

St Mary Magdalene (Feast 22 July)

St. Mary Magdalene is one of the greatest saints of the Bible and a legendary example of God's mercy and grace. The precise dates of her birth and death are unknown, but we do know she was present with Christ during his public ministry, death and resurrection. She is mentioned at least a dozen times in the Gospels. The Gospels agree that Mary was originally a great sinner. Jesus cast seven

demons out of her when he met her. During Jesus' ministry, it is believed that Mary Magdalene followed him, part of a semi-permanent entourage who served Jesus and his Disciples. Mary likely watched the crucifixion from a distance along with the other women who followed Christ during His ministry. She was the first witness to His resurrection. After the death of Christ, a legend states that she remained among the early Christians. After fourteen years, she was allegedly put into a boat by Jews, along with several other saints of the early Church, and set adrift without sails or oars. The boat landed in southern France, where she spent the remaining years of her life living in solitude, in a cave. She is the patroness of converts, repentant sinners, sexual temptation, pharmacists, tanners and women, and many other places and causes.

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ROSTERS for 17th Sun Ord Time ( 27 & 28 July) 5.00pm Lector: Viviana Carrese Ministers: M Luff, A Quinn, M Leahy 9.00am : Lectors: J. Carrese, N. Borrelli Ministers: S. Figliola, J. Rafferty, E. Bernabei 10.30am: Lector: S. Caliph Ministers: C. & R. Zanatta, L. Cassano Music: M. Caliph Children’s Liturgy: Joanne Matic Piety Stall: M. Magalotti Clean Team 1: A. Phelan, C. Grbac, D. Borg, T. Leech, G Freeborn

PLEASE TAKE NOTE

With loving and trustful hearts we pray for those who are sick: Pamela di Giorgio, Bill Johnson, Belinda Porter, Jo Leech, Margaret Roberts, Pat Devine, Carl & Michael Ceddia, Christina Adleigh, Kevin Phelan, Mary Turville, Josie Abela, Vince Cremona, Michael O’Halloran, Goretty Soares, Palmira Soares, Olandina Ribeiro, Joaquim & Lidia Quaresma, Lourdes Joaquim, John Clemente, Lizete & Teresa Florindo, Mario del Mastro, John Vandenberg, Julie O’Rourke

Recent Death: John Abela (Funeral Tuesday 23rd July at 10.30am)

Death Anniversaries: Charlie Tatar, Emilio Viola (1 yr)Vincenzo Alessi, Rose, Angelo & Sam Caruana, Joseph, Lucy & Bernice Mifsud, Antonio Fusca (10 yrs), Emilio, Teresa & Mario Borgueno, John Formosa, Pasquale Gangemi, Francesca, Rosaria & Salvatore Pisano, Gloria Resubel, Michael Grogan, Emmanuel Bologna (19 yrs)

URGENT CALL FROM THE VINNIES If you have good, clean and warm winter clothing that you no longer use, please consider donating to the Vinnies. Clothing can be dropped off at the St Vincent de Paul Store in Pascoe Vale Road Glenroy OR left near the Vinnies box in our Church. Thank You !

AUGUST ROSTERS now available for pick up. If you are unable to serve on your rostered day please organize a replacement or contact the Parish Office. Thank you. Next Family & Friends Group Meeting on Wednesday 31st July at 7.30pm in the SJP Room

ENRICHING PILGRIMAGE TO JORDAN & ISRAEL FOCUSING ON IMPORTANT CHRISTIAN AND HOLY SITES…. OCTOBER 2020 Join your fellow parishioners and visit the Holy Land and witness the miracle for yourself. The trip will be fully escorted by expert guides and drivers and led by Fr Raj. More details and an information session at the end of the month. will be held next month.

CATHOLIC MISSION APPEAL THIS WEEKEND This year’s Catholic Mission Church Appeal highlights the life-saving work supported by Catholic Mission in Ghana,

through programs designed to rescue babies and children who are vulnerable and foster their personal develop-ment for a brighter future.

We will have a Guest Speaker, Jean Sebastien at all

the weekend Masses to talk about Catholic Missions.

Jean came to Australia from Mauritius in 2015 for studies in Product Design. During that time he also worked in hospitality.

He became part of the Monday Prayer Group community at St Francis Church in Lonsdale Street and in 2017 entered the seminary at Corpus Christi College. Currently he is in his third year of formation.

Donation envelopes will be available next week OR you may donate via a third “leaving” collection. T.HANK

In recognition of the First Anniversary of

Most Reverend Peter A Comensoli as Archbishop of Melbourne

you are warmly invited to the

Mass of the Imposition of the Pallium celebrated by His Excellency,

Most Reverend Adolfo Tito Yllana Apostolic Nuncio in Australia

St Patrick’s Cathedral Melbourne

Thursday 1 August 2019 commencing at 7.00pm Followed by light refreshments in the

Cathedral Room, Cardinal Knox Centre Cardinal Knox Centre

We hope it has been a good break and everyone is feeling refreshed and ready for lots of learning and activity. This is the time to give all the parents and

carers a reminder to be extra careful when dropping off and picking up your children in the Church grounds. Please drive SLOWLY and be watchful of children and parishioners, especially the elderly walking in the Church grounds. Keep-ing children safe is everyone’s responsibility !

PRAYER FOR CHILDREN…..LORD IN HEAVEN

“Lord in heaven, hear my prayer, Keep me in your loving care.

Be my guide in all I do. Bless all those who love me, too.”