THE WEEK AHEAD Monday 6. BAPTISM: Pre-Baptism classes are as follows: English– 3 May, 10th, 17th, & 24 May and IsiZulu– 31 May, 07 June, 14 June and 21 June (Sunday). Please strictly submit all registration forms to Attention Lionel McDonald to the parish office. Celebration will be on the 27 June 2015 at 08h00. 04 May: R1 Ac 14, 5-18; Ps 113B, 1-2. 3-4. 15-16. Go Jn 14, 21-26. 06h30: Mass 07h00: Morning Prayer 10h00: Mass Tuesday 7. SODALITIES RETREAT: On 20th June 2015 Fr Zakhele will hold a retreat for all leaders of Sodalities from 9h00 till 12h00. All Sodalities needs to be represented by their leadership. 05 May: R1 Ac 14, 19-28; Ps 144, 10-11. 12-13ab. 21. Go Jn 14, 27-31a. 06h30: Mass 07h00 : Morning Prayer Wednesday 06 8. FINANCIAL AUDITOR: The parish is looking for the volunteer to assist with the financial auditing. Please contact the Office Manager on 0313063595. May: 9. GALILEE SPIRITUAL GROWTH AND HEALING RETREAT: Bishop Barry Wood will bless and open the retreat house in Ballito on 12 May 2015. Please check on the notice board for more details and directions. R1 Ac 15, 1-6; Ps 121, 1-2. 3-4a. 4b-5. Go Jn 15, 1-8 06h30: Mass 07h00: Morning Prayer 10h00: Mass Thursday 07 May: 10. "ISITSHALO: 30 & 31 May 2015. Don't miss out" ALL DAY ADORATION R1 Ac 15, 7-21; Ps 95, 1-2a. 2b-3. 10. Go Jn 15, 9-11. 06h30: Mass 07h00: Morning Prayer Friday 08 May: ALL NIGHT ADORATION R1 Ac 15, 22-31; Ps 56, 8-9. 10-12. Go Jn 15, 12-17. 06h30: Mass 07h00: Morning Prayer 10h00: Mass Saturday 09 May: R1 Ac 16, 1-10; Ps 99, 2. 3. 5. Go Jn 15, 18-21. 07h00: Mass 07h30: Morning Prayer 11h00-12h30 & 16h30-17h00: Confession 17h30: Mass Sunday PARISH NOTICES 10 May: SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER 07h45: English Mass 10h00: Mass (Multi-lingual) 12H00: IsiZulu Mass 11. YOUTH FIESTA: Will be held on the 9th May at St. Anthony’s, registration will commence at 08h00. Youth Mass will be on the 10 May at 10h00 mass here at Cathedral, all youth are invited. 12. INVITE FROM ST AUGUSTINE'S GROUP: The St Augustine’s Fundraising Group is inviting parishioners who have some association with either the “old” or the “new” St Augustine’s School to join the group, which meets once a month, the next meeting being on Monday 18 May at 9h30. Further details from Daphne Goad 084 6066151. 13. MEN MOVEMENT: All men could please see Mr. Lionel McDonald in the piazza after 07h45 mass for only 10 minutes. Thank you 14. JUSTICE & PEACE: Invites all parishioners who would like to attend a family financial management workshop to learn how to manage debts, budget, family financial estate, etc. On Saturday, 9 May at DHC at 10h00. Contact Alfred on 0727210202. 15. JUSTICE & PEACE: Invite all business owners and people on management positions who can assist in creating job opportunities at their workplace. Please register with Justice & Peace on our Employment Initiative Programme, aimed at eradicating unemployment. Contact Khwezi Mabaso on 0731167588. PARISH NOTICES 1. SECOND COLLECTION: For this week is for Pastoral collection . Please be generous. 2. R.C.I.A: COME AND SEE. All those wishing to become Catholic, those wanting to be confirmed and to know more about the Catholic Faith are invited to the ‘Come and See’ which has started on the 18 April at DHC, Napier room C at 14h00. Contact Iris Niemack on 073 646 7629. 3. TWO GREAT STALWARTS REMEMBERED: On Sunday 10 May we will be honouring the 100th birthdays of two great anti-apartheid stalwarts, Archbishop Hurley and Dr Beyers Naude – whose birthday is on 10 May. There will be a lecture on these two great Christian leaders, the one Catholic and the other Dutch Reformed. This will take place in the DHC at 3.00p.m. and will be given by Dr Barney Pityana, Anglican priest and former Vice-Chancellor of UNISA. Not to be missed. 16. CONTEMPLATIVE OUTREACH: Elizabeth will be here this Friday at 11h30 at the DHC, tea as usual and proceed to Denis Hurley Centre for 30minutes, all welcome. Contact Sr. Marion for any queries on 0761775151. 17. USIZO LWETHU CLINIC: A BIG thank you for the donated microwave, fan, TV, DVD player and washing machine. The clinic needs a tumble dryer now. Thank you for your generosity. 18. FULBRIGHT FOREIGN STUDENT PROGRAM for post– graduate students– in U.S. parlance, students who have completed a Bachelor’s degree– young professionals, and artists. Selected students receive grants to pursue Master’s and PhD programs in the United States, or to engage in research in the U.S. as part of a South African PhD. This is an opportunity not to be missed please look on the notice board for details. 4. ARCHBISHOP TO BE BEATIFIED: Archbishop Oscar Romero, the martyred bishop of San Salvador in Central America, will be beatified in El Salvador on Saturday 23 May. To mark this wonderful occasion, there will be a special ecumenical service in “The Well” at the Diakonia Centre at 2.00p.m. on 23 May. All welcome. 19.VOCATION MEETING: Please be informed that our Vocation Meeting is every first Saturday at 08h30 after The Blue Army Mass. All young Boys and girls to please attend. Parents are also encouraged to accompany their children. Please contact Mrs. Gobhozi on 082 519 8172 or Ms. Nothando on 071 173 0376. 5. EVENTS’ ORGANISER NEEDED: On Monday 9 November we will have two important events at the Denis Hurley Centre: the official opening of the Centre in the morning and an interfaith concert in the Mall in the evening. Each of these will be attended by a few hundred people. We need a highly experienced events’ organiser for these two events. Please contact the Director of the Denis Hurley Centre: 0765702497. 20. SOUTHERN CROSS: ISSUE OF APRIL 29 TO MAY 5, 2015 1. Church to govt: Show leadership 2. New SACBC official on appointment 3. The Acts of the Apostles in a nutshell 4. Pope Francis’ devotion to Our Lady 5. Violence is the answer to our silence THIS WEEK’S EDITORIAL: CATHOLICS AND XENOPHOBIA EMMANUEL CATHEDRAL REFLECTION Cathedral Road, Durban, 4001, RSA, Tel : (031) 3063595/6 Fax: (031 3063597, Website: http://wwww.emmanuelcathedral.org.za, Facebook Page : ‘Emmanuel Cathedral’ Email: [email protected] FRUIT In baptism, each of us was joined to Jesus by the Holy Spirit. As a branch grows from a tree, our souls are to draw life from Him, nourished by His word and the Eucharist. Today the gospel calls us to bear good fruits as His disciples, so that our lives give glory to God. Like Paul’s life, our lives must bear witness to His goodness. Jesus cautions us, however, that if we’re bearing fruit, we can expect that God will ‘prune’ us—as a gardener trims and cuts back a plant so that it will grow stronger and bear even more fruit. He is teaching us today how to look at our sufferings and trials with the eyes of faith. We need to see our struggles as pruning, by which we are being disciplined and trained so that we can grow in holiness and bear fruits of righteousness (see Hebrews 12:4-11). Our Vision & Mission Statement Community of God Serving Humanity A welcoming Community rooted in the Word of God . Celebrating our diversity as a spirit-filled family of God. Committed to loving God and our neighbour SCRIPTURE FOR FAITH SHARING PASTORAL STAFF Recommended small Christian Communities and families SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER First Reading:(Acts10:25-26.34-35.44-48)“The gift of the Holy Spirit has been poured out even on the Administrator: Fr. Stephen Tully Assistant Administrator: Fr. Zakhele Ndlovu gentiles.” 02-03 MAY 2015, Psalm 98: 1. 2-3ab. 3cd-4(R.cf.2) The Lord has shown his deliverance to the nations. Second Reading (1 John 4:7-10) “God is love.” Gospel (Jn 15: 9-17) “Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER FIRST READING: PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK RESPONSORIAL PSALM: Psalm 22: 26b-27. 28 and 30. 31-32 (R.26a) You are my praise in the great assembly. 1. My vows I will pay before those who fear him. The poor shall eat and shall have their fill. They shall praise the Lord, those who seek him. May their hearts live on forever and ever! R IMPORTANT NUMBERS CONTACT PERSON Acts 9: 26-31 “He declared to them how on the road he had seen the Lord.” The Care Group will visit the sick and elderly people in their homes and hospitals. If you care to join us or are interested you are more than welcome. For more information please contact Thabile Cele on 0827810886 or 0312617848 (Home) or else you can call the parish office on 0313063595. Please provide the Parish office with names of the sick so that the Cathedral Care Group can visit them. If you wish to include anyone in the sick list please submit their names. Names are removed every three months., Ethan Fushai, Katharina Koehler, Zethu Khumalo,Mimi Tandwa, Mrs. Fellix, Ether Gielink, Lindelwa Zeka & family,Nomusa Mpanza& family, Nhlanhla Zwane & family, Terry Monty, Nozipho Hlangu, Keith Singh, Morris Mandla Khwela and Fr.Chris Lockyer, Fr. Van Heeswijk, Kevin Usher, Timmy Govender. ORGANIZATION Pastoral Assistant: Sr. Marion Millane HF PPC Chairperson: Mrs. Bunny van de Merwe PPC Deputy Chairperson: Mr. Thabo Zwane CONTACT 2. All the earth shall remember and return to the Lord, all families of the nations worship before him. They shall worship him, all the mighty of the earth; before him shall bow all who go down to the dust. R 3. And my soul shall live for him, my descendents serve him. They shall tell of the Lord to generations yet to come, declare his saving justice to peoples yet unborn: “These are the things the Lord has done.” R 1. DHC Manager Jean-Marie Ntamubano 072 549 0338 2. Nkosinathi Project Ishmael Chishanu 078 199 5685 3. SVDP Albert Hororo 078 466 1453 4. Refuge Pastoral Care Hupenyu Makusha 031 307 1074 “This is his commandment, that we should believe...and love one another.” 5. Baptism (0—5 Years) Lionel McDonald 072 387 8270 Alleluia 6. Catechism Maria Sissing 083 246 4444 Abide in me, and I in you, says the Lord; he who abides in me bears much fruit. Alleluia. 7. Confirmation Veronica Benny 079 788 8549 8. R.C.I. A Iris Niemack 073 646 7629 You are my praise in the great assembly. SECOND READING GOSPEL: John 15: 1-8 “He who abides in me, and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit.” 1 John 3: 18-24
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