Sunday 13th July, 2014

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A

Bridgeside Bulletin
The weekly bulletn 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 communites of Forster, Tuncurry and the surrounding districts

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

The Parish Ofce is at the rear of the Parish Hall and is
stafed on Wednesday and Friday from 10am to 4pm.

Items for inclusion in Bridgeside Bulletn 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 Andrew can be emailed directly using the address:
fr.andrew.doohan@gmail.com.

Holy Name Parish School (K-6)
Ms Brooke Schumann (Actng 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

The Parish is also served by
St Clares High School, Taree (7-12)
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
Celebratng the Sacraments
Reconciliaton is available on Saturday mornings at
Tuncurry from 8:30am untl the beginning of the 9am
Mass, on Saturday afernoons at Forster from 4:45pm
untl 5:15pm, or other tmes by contactng Fr Andrew.

Baptsms are celebrated on Sundays, either during any
of our Sunday Masses or afer the 9am Mass. The next
Baptsmal Preparaton meetng will take place in the
Parish Halls meetng rooms on Monday 14th July
commencing at 7pm. Please contact the Parish Ofce
for more details, or visit the Parish website.

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

A Sacramental Preparaton process runs each year in
the Parish for children wishing to complete the
celebraton of the Sacraments of Initaton as part of
the Parish community. Please contact the Parish Ofce
for more details, or visit the Parish website.

The Parish hosts the Rite of Christan Initaton of
Adults process for those adults wishing to be baptsed
or be received into the communion of the Catholic
Church. Please contact the Parish Ofce for more
details, or visit the Parish website.
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The Parish Diary(for the week ahead)
Fifeenth Week in Ordinary Time

Monday14th July
10:30am Funeral Liturgy @ Forster
7pm Baptsm Preparaton Meetng @ Forster

Tuesday15th July
Memorial of St Bonaventure
9am No Christan Meditaton this week
3:30pm Holy Hour @ Tuncurry
4:30pm Mass @ Tuncurry
5:30pm No Christan Meditaton this week
(Bob 6555 5914)

Wednesday16th July
9am Mass @ Forster
9:30am menALIVE morning group @ Forster
11:15am Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help @
Forster
12pm Mass for Yr 6 & Yr 9 Students Refecton
Day @ Forster
4:30pm Parish Pastoral Team meetng @ Forster
5:30pm Parish Pastoral Council meetng @
Forster

Thursday17th July
9am Mass @ Forster

Friday18th July
9:30am Mass @ Forster
12:30pm NAIDOC Week Liturgy @ Holy Name
School

Saturday19th July
8:30am Reconciliaton @ Tuncurry
9am Mass @ Tuncurry
9:30am Intercessory Prayer Group Morning Tea
@ Forster
11:30am Wedding Liturgy @ The Green Cathedral
4:45pm Reconciliaton @ Forster (untl 5:15pm)
6pm Mass @ Tuncurry

Sunday20th July
7am Mass @ Tuncurry
9am Mass @ Forster
Regular Activities in the Parish
Secular Franciscan Fraternity
The Secular Franciscans Fraternity will next meet on
Wednesday 6th August, coming together for Mass at
9am, followed by a cuppa at 9:30am and then the
meetng 10am to 12pm.

The menALIVE Groups
Our Parish currently hosts two menALIVE groups. The
morning group will next meet on Wednesday 23rd
July afer the 9am Mass, while the evening group will
next meet on Thursday 31st July at 7:30pm.

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. Please note that this month
gardening has been cancelled. Contact Howard 6557
6826 for more informaton.

Singing Practce
The Singing Group are taking a well earned break and
will resume practces on Tuesday 22nd July
at 5:30pm at Holy Name Church, Tuncurry. All
welcome.

Collecton of Foodstufs for Homebase
On the frst Sunday of each month we undertake a
collecton in order to support Homebase. The next
collecton will next take place on Sunday 3rd August.

Holy Hour
The Parish community observes a Holy Hour each
Tuesday afernoon in the Tuncurry Church from
3:30pm untl 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. Contact Shioney (6554 9468)
for more informaton.

Evening Prayer & Benedicton
The Parish community celebrates on the frst Sunday
of each month at 5:30pm in the Tuncurry church. It
will next be celebrated on Sunday 3rd August. All
welcome.
Rosters
Liturgical rosters for August and September are now
available from the rear of the church.
Adult Mission Immersion Experience
Catholic Mission is ofering a limited opportunity for
adults to partcipate in an immersion experience to
both Timor Leste (21
st
-30
th
July, 2014) and Ethiopia
(20
th
September to 4
th
October, 2014). Details of both
trips can be obtained by contactng John Twedie at
Catholic Missions Natonal Ofce on 1800 267 296 or
by email to john.tweedie@gmail.com.
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Seasons for Growth
The Seasons for Growth educatonal program uses the
seasons as a metaphor for change, loss and grief in
our lives.

The three hour Understanding change, loss and grief
seminar for adults will provide you with the
opportunity to examine the meaning of grief, review
the range of changes and losses experienced in life
and refect on the relatonship between change, loss
and grief.

The seminar will take place on Thursday 7th August
from 10am to 1pm in the Forster Parish Hall. The cost
is $15 and will cover your workbook and morning tea
(concessions are available). Please RSVP by 31st July
to Zoe or Jenny by phone on 4979 1355 or by email to
seasonsforgrowth@mn.catholic.org.au.

If afer the Seminar you would like to explore further
The Seasons of Grief a further educatonal program
will be ofered in the Parish on Thursdays 28th
August, 4th, 11th, and 18th September. Each session
will run from 10am to 12:30pm. The cost for CSO and
Parish Partcipants is $30 and for general partcipants
$50 (concessions available). Please RSVP by 21st
August to Zoe or Jenny by phone on 4979 1355 or by
email to seasonsforgrowth@mn.catholic.org.au.
Vocation View
Make your heart ready to receive the Word of God
sown through the Mass and Sacraments in the Church
(Isaiah 55:10-11). For more informaton regarding
Vocatons contact Fr Brian Mascord on 4979 1112 or
by email to vocatons@mn.catholic.org.au.
Welcome!
We welcome to our community of faith Isla Currey the
daughter of Joshua and Jessica who will be baptsed
with water and the Holy Spirit this weekend.
Pints With A Purpose
Pints with a Purpose is a popular initatve of the
Diocesan Council for Ministry with Young People that
sees guest speakers discuss issues around faith in an
informal setng at The Kent Hotel, Hamilton.

You can now listen to recordings of the last three
most recent talks by visitng the Pints with a
Purpose page on the Diocesan website (please visit
www.mn.catholic.org.au/pints) where you will also
fnd other links and further informaton.
Parish Intercessory Prayer Group
The Forster Tuncurry Catholic Parish Intercessory
Prayer Group, together with any other interested
people, will be getng together for morning tea in the
Parish Meetng Room afer the 9:00am Mass on
Saturday 19th July.

This will be a very informal gathering. Anybody who is
interested in this excellent worthwhile group is
welcome to fnd out more. House bound people are
especially welcome to join us as there are no meetngs,
we simply pray in our own homes at our own tmes.
This is the only meetng of this group for this year. If
you require transport, please contact Bob Cashman on
6555 5914.
2014 International Lunch







Our Internatonal Lunch will be held on Saturday 2nd
August. Last years event was a great success and we
hope to see more of the same support this year.

We encourage all those interested in providing a
culinary delight to be involved. A poster is provided at
the back of the Church to indicate your interest and
country of choice. You may like to consider getng
together in groups to provide a range of tastes from
the same country.
St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal
This weekend the St Vincent
De Paul Society will be
conductng their Winter
Appeal. Please give
generously so that the local
Conference can assist the
poor in our towns over the
cold winter months.
Diocesan Catholic Families Report
In November 2013, Pope Francis invited Catholics
from every diocese in the world to partcipate in a
questonnaire on the many challenges facing the
family today. The Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle has
made public its 98-page report which was presented
to Bishop Bill and accordingly sent to the Australian
Bishops Commission for Pastoral Life.

You can download the report from the Diocesan
website (just search for Catholic Families).
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Kids Corner
Reflection on todays readings by Dianne Bergant CSS
Besides the word of God, the readings speak of the world of God. The people of biblical tmes were aware of the
revelaton of God in and through the natural world. Isaiah teaches about the efectveness of the word of God
through the metaphor of rain. The psalmist uses the natural world to describe Gods work of salvaton. Paul
claims that eschatological fulflment will include all of creaton. Finally, Jesus parables are rooted in stories
about nature. We cannot aford to close our eyes to the needs of the natural world, or stop our ears to the cries
of the earth, or harden our hearts to the world of which we are a part, for the word of God will accomplish the
end for which God sent it.
Dianne Bergant CSS
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Retreat in the Franciscan Style
The Forster Secular Franciscans will be hostng a day
long retreat with Brother Louis Schmid ofm on
Saturday 9th August at Forster. The retreat is enttled
How Franciscans are called to advance the Kingdom
of Christ.

The day will start with Mass at 9am, followed by
morning tea at 9:30am, with the retreat beginning at
10am. Please BYO lunch, or a plate to share.
From the Pastoral Associates Table
Todays Gospel focuses on Jesus parable about the
Seed, the Sower and the Soil and the success or
otherwise of the Sowers eforts. In this parable the
Seed and the Sower are obviously constants the one
sower is scatering the same seed in diferent
directons the only variant is the soil. The message
appears to be that the job will be successful if the soil
is right.

It is true that a sower may present the same life-
changing message to a group of people and some will
disregard it, some will cherish it for a period of tme
and then discard it and some will hear the message,
be profoundly changed by it and never be the same
again.

Why is this? What is the diference in the soil to cause
some seed to fail and other to grow profusely?

Perhaps we can get some clues from examining the
spiritual fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous. The
seeds - the A.A. message the Twelve Steps in
A.A.s programme of recovery - have not changed for
almost 80 years. The fellowship boasts a success of
over one million sober alcoholics worldwide.
However, the reality is that many desperate people
hear the message the same message that has helped
others to achieve sobriety and walk away to endure
pain, sufering and death. A similar thing happens with
the Gospel, unchanged for 2,000 years. Some lives are
irreversibly changed by its message and some
disregard it altogether. What is missing in the
unresponsive soil?

The members of Alcoholics Anonymous talk about
HOW it works with HONESTY, OPENMINDEDNESS &
WILLINGNESS.

Im sure we all like to think were honest people who
would not lie, cheat or steal. However I suggest there
is a depth to the honesty required with oneself to
really hear a message without unconsciously putng
up barriers because of some preconceived attudes
we might have. I suggest perhaps honesty is a goal we
need to contnually strive for rather than a quality we
have actually reached. To fully appreciate a message
this rigorous self-honesty is required.
It is said that our minds are like parachutes they
work best when open. The people who least
understood and even rejected Christs message were
those with a closed mind. These were people who
thought they knew all the answers they had their
religion, their set of values and they werent open to a
diferent vision of life. St Paul hints at this new vision
in the his leter to the Corinthians;
Now we are seeing a dim refecton in a
mirror; but then we shall be seeing face to
face. The knowledge that I have now is
imperfect; but then I shall know as fully as I am
known. (1 Cor.13:12)
To see the world with the eyes of Christ, to see the
Kingdom, we need to be open to see with a new pair
of glasses.

The other quality we need to fully beneft from the
message is a willingness to listen and to change. The
Gospel is always challenging if we hear it properly. We
can, however, hear the message, believe in its
promises and yet lack the motvaton, the courage to
embark on the way of life available to us. We are
ofen called to leave our boats behind but the old
way of life, as unproductve as it might be, holds us
tght.

The Good News - the Way, the Truth and the Life - can
be overwhelmingly productve, but we must do our
best to prepare the soil for the seeds that may come
our way.

Greg Byrne
Inform
The latest Inform deals with Pope Francis Exhortaton
Evangelii Gauduim. Free copies available at the rear
of Churches.
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Other Ecclesial ChallengesPart 2
Even if it is not always easy to approach young people,
progress has been made in two
areas: the awareness that the entre community is
called to evangelize and educate the young, and the
urgent need for the young to exercise greater
leadership. We should recognize that despite the
present crisis of commitment and communal
relatonships, many young people are making
common cause before the problems of our world and
are taking up various forms of actvism and volunteer
work. Some take part in the life of the Church as
members of service groups and various missionary
initatves in their own dioceses and in other places.
How beautful it is to see that young people are
street preachers (callejeros de la fe), joyfully
bringing Jesus to every street, every town square and
every corner of the earth!

Many places are experiencing a dearth of vocatons to
the priesthood and consecrated life. This is ofen due
to a lack of contagious apostolic fervour in
communites which results in a cooling of enthusiasm
and atractveness. Wherever there is life, fervour and
a desire to bring Christ to others, genuine vocatons
will arise. Even in parishes where priests are not
partcularly commited or joyful, the fraternal life and
fervour of the community can awaken in the young a
desire to consecrate themselves completely to God
and to the preaching of the Gospel. This is partcularly
true if such a living community prays insistently for
vocatons and courageously proposes to its young
people the path of special consecraton. On the other
hand, despite the scarcity of vocatons, today we are
increasingly aware of the need for a beter process of
selectng candidates to the priesthood. Seminaries
cannot accept candidates on the basis of any
motvaton whatsoever, especially if those motvatons
have to do with afectve insecurity or the pursuit of
power, human glory or economic well-being.

As I mentoned above, I have not sought to ofer a
complete diagnosis, but I invite communites to
complete and enrich these perspectves on the basis
of their awareness of the challenges facing them and
their neighbours. It is my hope that, in doing so, they
will realize that whenever we atempt to read the
signs of the tmes it is helpful to listen to young people
and the elderly. Both represent a source of hope for
every people. The elderly bring with them memory
and the wisdom of experience, which warns us not to
foolishly repeat our past mistakes. Young people call
us to renewed and expansive hope, for they represent
new directons for humanity and open us up to the
future, lest we cling to a nostalgia for structures and
customs which are no longer life-giving in todays
world.

Challenges exist to be overcome! Let us be realists,
but without losing our joy, our boldness and our hope-
flled commitment. Let us not allow ourselves to be
robbed of missionary vigour!

Pope Francis, Evangelii Gaudium, 106-109.


If you would like to read more of Evangelii Gaudium, copies are
available for purchase ($10) or borrowing from the Parish Ofce.
The Exhortaton is also available for downloading from the
Vatcan website.
Parish Grief Support Group
An inital meetng of the Parish Grief Support Group
took place on Saturday 28th June, facilitated by
Deacon Martn Johnson, a Senior Lecturer in
Psychology at the University of Newcastle. The next
meetng is planned for 26th July, again facilitated by
Deacon Martn, to contnue the journey of
establishing this group in the life of the Parish.

The Parish Grief Support Group will meet on a regular
basis to support members through prayer, sharing,
listening, understanding and being there for one
another. Sharing with other people can help reduce
the sense of isolaton and aloneness that comes with
grief and can be of great beneft to anyone dealing
with their grief.

An invitaton to be part of the Parish Grief Support
Groups is extended to men and women of the Parish
who have lost a spouse through death, divorce or
dementa (or any other situaton).

If you would simply like more informaton, please
speak directly with Fr Andrew either in person or via
his mobile (0412 405 671).
Parish Social Functions for 2014
The dates for the remaining Parish Social Functons for
2014 are:-
BLESSING OF THE FLEET/PARISH BBQ will be held
this year on Sunday 5th October.
Please claim these dates in your diary now and watch
for further details as they are released closer to each
event.
Parish Soup Luncheons
The next Parish Soup lunch will be on Tuesday 22nd
July at 12pm. Please add your name to the list at the
back of the church if you are atending.

Anyone able to make soup for the next luncheon
please phone Angela Hope on 6555 5825.
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Opportunities Outside The Parish

TWEC Christan Formaton Course
The Tenison Woods Educaton Centre will ofer their
Christan Formaton Course beginning on Thursday
17th July beginning at 6:30pm at St Laurence OToole
Centre, Broadmeadow Road, Broadmeadow. The
program runs for ten-week terms, one night a week
from 6:30pm to 9:30pm. For more informaton please
contact the Secretary by phone on 4930 9601 or by
email to twec@ssjl.org.au.

2014 Morpeth Lecture: Two-Face, Two Ways
The 2014 Morpeth Lecture will be held on Wednesday
23rd July beginning at 5:45pm at Christ Church
Cathedral, Newcommen Street, Newcastle. In the
Lecture, Bishop Greg Thompson will refect on his
experiences in the Northern Territory as he explores
the concepts of closing the gap and reconciliaton for
First Australians. For more informaton about the
Morpeth Lecture phone 4921 7454 or email
external.relatons@newcastle.edu.au.

Spiritualites, Practces and Values for Professional
Leadership
An online course ofered by Broken Bay Insttute will
commence on Monday 28th July, and is designed for
those in leadership positons in Church agencies or
educaton. To enrol, contact the Broken Bay Insttute
Student Services Team by Phone 9847 0030 or by
email bbi@bbi.catholic.edu.au.

17th Annual Special Needs Mass
The 17th Annual Special Needs Mass will be
celebrated on Tuesday 29th July at St Patricks
Church, Lochinvar beginning at 7pm. All are welcome
to come along and help celebrate this wonderful,
moving occasion.

Bonhoefer Conference 2014
The 2014 Bonhoefer ConferenceUsed and Abused:
Bonhoefer for All Causeswill be held on Thursday
31st July at St Josephs Spirituality Centre, Kincumber.
For more informaton contact Wendy Grant on 4921
5880 or Bonhoefer-conference@ newcastle.edu.au.

TWEC Exploring The Joy of the Gospel
The Tenison Woods Educaton Centre is holding a day
on exploring The Joy of the Gospel Pope Francis
Apostolic Leter on Saturday 2nd August at Lochinvar.
Join Virginia Bourke rsj and a panel of local speakers as
they invite your response to Pope Francis leter. The
cost is $20 (concession $10) and Morning Tea is
provided. Please BYO lunch. RSVP to TWEC by July
29th to the Secretary by phone 4930 9601 or email
twec@ssjl.org.au.

Proclaim Conference 2014
The 2014 Proclaim Conference on the New
Evangelisaton will be held from Thursday 21st August
at The Concourse, Chatswood. The theme of the
Conference is Living the Joy of the Gospel in
Parishes drawing on Pope Francis Apostolic
Exhortaton Evangelii Gaudium. For more informaton,
please visit www.proclaimconference.com.au.

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 partcipaton of Bishop David Walker.
For further enquiries, please call 9847 0448 or email
registratons@dbb.org.au.

2014 Natonal 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
by email to mmp.ministries@sosj.org.

Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend
Marriage Encounter Weekend is a Marriage
Enrichment experience for married couples set in
peaceful, picturesque surroundings, away from the
distractons of everyday life. During the weekend,
couples have a unique opportunity to reconnect,
rekindle and refresh their relatonship. Take tme 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.
Our Parish Collections
a) The Parish Collecton, providing for the needs of
the parish and its ministry, is taken up during the
presentaton and preparaton of the gifs (the
ofertory). This is the envelope collecton. This
money stays within the Parish.

b) The Diocesan Clergy Collecton, providing for the
remuneraton and support of the clergy of the
diocese, will be taken up afer communion (during the
Thanksgiving Hymn or a similar tme). This money is
pooled across the diocese to ensure all clergy have
access to a suitable remuneraton.
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Ministers this Weekend... ...of the Word ...of Communion
6pm Tuncurry A: Valarie Ross
B: Monica Hunt
Kathryn McCabe, Maureen Pye, Michael Amato, Neil
Pye, Ruth Pearson.
7am Tuncurry A: Patricia Cornish
B: Lorraine Clark
Cecile Malone, Kay Grifths, Maria Armitage, Norm
Chapman, Tony Knight.
9am Forster A: Judith Shand
B: Kris Koch
Barbara Kermode, Genevieve Williamson, Robert
Moran, Robyn Ryan, Trevor Turner.
Ministers next Weekend... ...of the Word ...of Communion
6pm Tuncurry A: Frank Hayman
B: Neil Pye
Carolyn Ollife, Jeanete Goodacre, Margaret Smith,
Owen Carroll, Valarie Ross.
7am Tuncurry A: Tony Knight
B: Cecile Malone
Edna Tucker, Graham Grifths, Maria Armitage, Mark
Mowbray, Tony Knight.
9am Forster A: Robyn Ryan
B: Kyla Loring
Elle Cairns-Cowan, Greg Byrne, Josi Beech, Sharon
Fowle, Shioney Neal.
Please note: The above informaton refects the rosters as originally published,
and doesnt take account of any swaps that may have been organised between individuals.





Scripture Readings This Week

Today Isaiah 55:10-11
Romans 8:18-23
Mathew 13:1-23
Monday Isaiah 1:10-17
Mathew 10:3411:1
Tuesday Isaiah 7:1-9
Mathew 11:20-24
Wednesday Isaiah 10:5-7, 13-16
Mathew 11:25-27
Thursday Isaiah 26:7-9, 12, 16-19
Mathew 11:28-30
Friday Isaiah 38:1-6, 21-22, 7-8
Mathew 12:1-8
Saturday Micah 2:1-5
Mathew 12:14-21
Sunday Wisdom 12:13, 16-19
Romans 8:26-27
Mathew 13:24-43
Todays Liturgy of the Word

Responsorial Psalm
Response: The seed that falls on good ground
will yield a fruitul harvest.

Gospel Acclamaton
Alleluia, alleluia!
The seed is the word of God, Christ is the sower;
all who come to him will live for ever.
Alleluia!
In your charity, please pray for:
Those recently deceased.
Ken Duggan.

Those whose anniversaries occur about now.
Eric Stewart, Fr Albert Keogh ODC, Fr Ross Collins
ODC, Patrick McNamara, Brian Arthur.

All those in our community who are sick.
Text: Excerpts from the English Translaton of the Roman Missal 2010, Internatonal 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 Internatonal Licence no 195E.