PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD (YEAR B)
29th March 2015
REFLECTION
I find myself almost in disbelief that it is a year since we were last at this point in time….
Here we are at the beginning of Holy Week the most sacred of weeks in our Catholic faith tradition.
Where did the year go!!!
So now, I am forced to STOP from the hectic pace the world inflicts upon me and finally I get to
reflect. It is the time to truly look deep within ourselves and bring together the past five weeks and
review those conversations I had with God during this time we name LENT.
We as people of faith are blessed with owning and living out the ancient rituals, symbols, liturgy and
scripture passed down to us from our communion of saints. We the 2015 spiritual beings are the
living communion of saints – custodians of bringing to life for ourselves and for each other the
meaning and purpose of our Christian faith.
In our local faith community of Holy Trinity Fr Michael looking after his flock, shared a part of
himself with us last week and this touched the hearts and souls of many parishioners.
Tears ran down many faces because he spoke about a universal truth… he spoke about us as people
and how we are human and spiritual beings and about the core basis of our faith in God………..about
DEATH and NEW LIFE.
We enter HOLY WEEK where we have the opportunity to get closer to GOD to better understand
ourselves, others and the meaning and purpose of our lives. When Jesus stopped breathing on the
cross and gave over his life……God gave breath to us for our life now and forevermore.
Julie Binstead – Parish Leadership Team- Holy Trinity
LENTEN / EASTER TIMETABLE
Monday night Lenten Prayer in the Anchor
(Pls note: enter from Florence St)
8pm, 16th Feb-30th March—Program “Rich in Mercy”
Holy Thursday, 2nd April, 7:30pm—all three churches
Good Friday, 3rd April:
10am—Stations of the Cross at St. Catherine’s & St Paul’s
11:30am - Ecumenical Way of the Cross, Virginia Park, East
Boundary Road -Followed by soup & Rolls @ St. Peter’s
Lighthouse Hall, Bignell Road,
3:00pm—Commemoration of the Lord’s Passion—
all three churches
8pm—Taize Prayer at St. Peter’s
Easter Saturday, Vigil: 7:00pm—Outside around the fire—
All three churches.
EASTER SUNDAY: St. Peter’s—8:30am & 10:30am
St. Paul’s—9:30am,
St. Catherine’s—9:30am
Trinity Parish
Vanuatu Caritas
Appeal
Fundraiser/Social
Sunday, 12th April,
2-5pm,
St. Paul’s Hall,
Bentleigh
Music, Live Band,
bring your own drinks and
nibbles,
tea/coffee provided.
Sign up sheets at Easter.
Entry: $10 pp to go to
Appeal.
ALL WELCOME
(They need our help!)
We support the endeavours of the Royal Commission to bring healing to the victims of abuse.
Church's website: www.facingthetruth.org.au
OUR MASS TIMETABLE
OUR PEOPLE
& OUR
CONTACT
DETAILS
(Subject to change)
DAY
TIME
SERVICE
COMMUNITY
WEEK COMMENCING 30th March, 2015
9:15am
Communion
St. Paul’s
10:00am
Mass
St. Peter’s
10:00am
Mass
St. Paul’s
Mon
HOLY TRINITY PARISH
WEB PAGE: www.holytrinityparish.org.au
EMAIL: [email protected]
Priests: Michael Sierakowski, Paul Gurry,
Clem Cafarella, Cyril Blake
Pastoral Associates: Matilde Chia, Margaret Pinzone,
Carmel Dyt, Delia Donahoe (OLSH), June Kellar, Liz Liston
Catherine Green (Arrowsmith Program)
Parish Manager: Libby Thomas
10:am
Tues
1:30pm
St. Paul’s Bentleigh
OFFICE HOURS
(Mon - Fri) 9am - 3pm
844 Centre Road,
East Bentleigh 3165
Ph: 9579 4255
Fax: 9570 4288
122 Jasper Road,
Bentleigh 3204
Ph: 9557 1165
Fax: 9503 4575
[email protected]
[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
Adult Faith Education:
Chris Pearson
Holy
Thurs
Good
Friday
Pastoral Associates:
Matilde Chia
Secretary:
Libby Thomas
Primary School
Ann Cooper – Principal
Margaret Smith - REC
9557 7130
St. Catherine’s
Moorabbin
2 Buchan Street,
Moorabbin 3189
Ph: 9555 4242
Robert (Bob) Hill
Funeral Mass
Angelo Cappadona
St Peter’s
St Peter’s
9:15am
Communion
St. Paul’s
10:00am
Communion
St Peter’s
10:00am
Mass
St Catherine’s
7:30pm
Mass
All Churches
10:00am
Stations of the
Cross
St. Paul’s &
11:30am
Ecumenical Way
of the Cross
Virginia Park
3:00pm
Lord’s Passion
All Churches
Easter Vigil
All Churches
Mass
St. Peter’s
Mass
St. Catherine’s
Mass
St. Paul’s
Mass
St. Peter’s
Mass
St. Catherine’s
Wed
St. Peter’s East Bentleigh
OFFICE HOURS
(Mon - Fri) 9am - 3pm
Funeral Mass
Holy Sat
7.00pm
St Catherine’s
8.30am
Easter
Sun
9.30am
10.30am
PLEASE NOTE NO 5.30 MASS EASTER SUNDAY
[email protected]
Pastoral Associate:
Margaret Pinzone
Primary School
Michael Juliff - Principal
Secretary:
Judi Fisher
9575 0909
Primary School
Mrs Maria Angliss– Principal
Ms Carmel Donlon - REC
9555 7200
RECONCILIATION: 1/2 hr before each mass
Emergency:
Please call St. Peter’s and leave a message as
we regularly attend this phone—03 9579 4255
GOOD FRIDAY APPEAL: The annual
collection for the support of the church in the
Holy Lands at the 3pm service. Your generosity
is greatly appreciated. Please also pray for
peace and harmony in these lands.
Collections: Last weekend 21st & 22nd March 2015
Community
Stewardship
Presbytery
St. Peter’s
$5,029
$1,618
St. Paul’s
$1,113,50
$703.60
$1,015
$582
St. Catherine’s
ST. CATHERINE’S NOTICES
EASTER FELLOWSHIP
CRAFTY LADIES: The Craft Group will meet
Please
join
us
after
mass
NEXT SATURDAY EVENING
tomorrow at 1.00pm in the Sweeney Centre. New
OR
SUNDAY
MORNING,
to celebrate Easter with a cup of
members and ideas always welcome.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Next meeting on March 30th at 7pm,
in the Sweeney Centre at St Catherine’s. All welcome.
tea or coffee and hot cross buns. New
parishioners and visitors to our parish will be
especially welcome.
CONGRATULATIONS to Carmen & Henry Buxton who are
celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. They were
married at St Joseph’s Church, Elsternwick on April 3rd,
1965 by Father Brian Walsh. We congratulate them on
achieving this golden milestone and pray
that they will enjoy many more years of
good health and happiness together.
FAMILY MASS
Thank you to all our families and parishioners who
came and supported our Family Mass where the
children took active part in the welcome, choir and
readings. We welcome children who want to join us
for the next mass by contacting Marg Pinzone at the St.
Catherine's office. All Children welcome!
ST. PETER’S NOTICES
Easter Sunday 10.30am Mass.
We invite all Prep Students to sing “Alleluia He is
Risen” at this Mass. Please see Carmel before Mass.
MEETINGS/FUNCTIONS THIS WEEK
Mon. 30th Mar 7:30pm St V de P Conference
Meeting—Green Room.
8:00pm Charismatic Group Lenten
Program—Anchor
Wed 1st April 4:00pm Sacramental Program—
Easter Liturgies
Thank you to all who have volunteered for Easter
Liturgies. You’ll be contacted in the next few days.
‘Called to Discipleship’
Thank you to those who signed up as Eucharist
Ministers/Lectors. We are offering training for new
and old Eucharist Ministers after each
mass April 18th/19th and Lectors new and old after
each mass May 2nd and 3rd.
Green Room & Lounge Room
Thurs 2nd April 7.30pm Pastoral Leadership Team
Meeting–Green Room
Fri 3rd April 8:00pm Taize Prayer—Church
Baptisms This Weekend
We welcome Eloise Wood-Bradley,
Elena Simonetta & Alexia Davis into
our community through Baptism.
St Peter’s School is 150 years old this year.
Yes the first little wooden school house was erected in 1865
on Centre Road near the site of the current hospital. We
are looking for photographs (and memorabilia) pertaining to
the history of the School that we could borrow for the 150th
Anniversary. If anyone has any please contact the School
Office on 9575 0909. Thanking you in anticipation
Michael Juliff
Loganville Easter Raffle
Tickets on sale after Masses this weekend
Good Friday Ecumenical lunch, soup and rolls in
See McKenna Notice Board & Pamphlet Stand
the Lighthouse following the way of the Cross in
∗ St. Peter’s Newsletter : 26th March. 2015
Virginia Park (starting 11:30am at Curtin Street) ∗ Archdiocese of Melb. Parish Update: 18th March
We are asking St. Peter’s to donate vegetable soup, ∗ Palm Sunday, 29th March—Prayer Service, 1pm,
and their time to set up, pack up and serve.
St. Patrick’s Cath. and Walk for Justice for
Sign up sheets this weekend
Refugees, 2pm, State Library.
GENERAL NOTICES
MELBOURNE IS CHANGING-When was the last
time you took a tour of Melbourne city? Are
you interested in a day in the city? Train in
- Red visitors’ shuttle bus around the city
(90 mins)-$5 Lunch somewhere- Home by
train. Cost – your myki which must be
active + $5 + lunch. April 24.Contact Tricia
9555 7663, (or leave a message).
ANZAC COMMEMORATION SERVICE
The City of Glen Eira will hold its traditional
Anzac Day Service at the Cenotaph
(north-west side, near Hawthorn Rd)
in Caulfield Park on
Sunday 19th April commencing at
2.30pm.
ANZAC DAY – Saturday 25th April: Catholic War Veterans' Association Mass
The Catholic War Veterans invite all ex-personnel, spouses, relatives and Parish friends to celebrate Anzac Day with Mass
and a flag raising ceremony followed by breakfast at Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church, 9 Centre Dandenong
Road, Cheltenham, entry from Wilson Street, Mass commences at 9.15am. Breakfast will follow in Exodus Hall—cost $15
(Children half price) Bookings essential for catering purposes. Contact Ted Donovan on 9583 5683 or
[email protected] or Frances North on 9583 6161 or [email protected]
Rich in Mercy
As our Lenten journey comes to a close, it is apt that we reflect on the person of
Jesus as depicted by Mark. .. Jesus, who became one of us, to show us how to live;
Jesus, who willingly offered himself; Jesus, who continues to offer himself to us as an
example to follow… The best way to enter Holy Week with him is in the company of
those with whom he has identified himself: the poor and the broken; the humiliated
and the marginalised; those who suffer the abuse of others; those who never use
rank to force their will.
We are called to go where salvation takes place: in our streets and in our homes
where violence rages; in the dark corners of life where despair seems to hold sway;
wherever the innocent are abused or the needy are neglected; wherever there is
misunderstanding or fear or jealousy. We are called to go wherever Christ empties
himself for us. ..
With Pope Francis we open our hearts to God’s
mercy:
A missionary heart … never closes itself off, never
retreats into its own security, never opts for rigidity
and defensiveness. ( The Joy of the Gospel, 45)
! Do I have a missionary heart?
Or do I give into individualism, preferring to
retire into my own security …?
Am I too rigid in my convictions … unwilling
to listen to another point of view?
Prayer:
Save us, Saviour of the world, for by
your cross and resurrection, you have
set us free.
Practice:
This week the Works of Mercy are:
Visit the sick and imprisoned—
On 10 September 2014, Pope Francis spoke about visiting the imprisoned.
Read what he had to say at http://w2.vatican.va/content/francesco/en audiences/
2014/documents/papa-francesco_20140910_udienza-generale.html
Comfort those in pain and encourage the discouraged — This week find the time to
reach out to someone in pain ...
ST. PAUL’S NOTICES
BAPTISMS WELCOMES: This weekend at our
Masses we welcome Tahlia Lyons daughter of
Mitchell and Samantha, Nash Quinn son of Anthony
& Rochelle, Finn Last son of George and Camille,
Charlie Skinner son of Ben and Helen and
Isabel Logan daughter of Benn and Sarah, who will
be baptised after Easter.
Also Flora and Bryan Yang who will be Baptised during
the Easter Ceremony. We thank their families for
bringing these children to Baptism and support them
as they commence their journey of faith.
THANK YOU:
Mitchell and Rob would like to thank
Fr. Michael and the St. Paul’s Parishioners for their
support and generosity towards their De La Salle
School Mission project which is raising money to support communities in India and Papua New Guinea. At
the completion of year 12 this year Rob will be going
over to India with a group of students from,
De La Salle College Malvern, to assist with building
projects at one of these missions. They raised a total
of $672.00 which is greatly appreciated.
Project compassion boxes can be brought to the
Church on Holy Thursday and all over Easter. Boxes
will be available in front of Our Lady’s altar.
REMEMBER:
Next weekend is the end of
Day Light Saving and to change your clock back before you go to bed next Saturday, Easter Saturday.
ADORATION:
CAN YOU HELP:
We are currently Looking for Volunteers for , Readers/ Leaders,
Offertory/Gift Procession, Sacristans,
Computer Operators, Liturgy Groups,
Eucharistic Ministers, Communion to the Sick,
Alter Society/Cleaning and Sacristan (help with setting up and closing up for Masses). Sign up sheets
are available in front of Our Lady’s Altar.
ORGAN CHOIR:
Practise for Easter Vigil is Monday,
30th March. Please attend if possible.
CHILD CARE: A St. Pauls parishioner has some vacancies in her home based child care. If interested please
check the notice board for more details.
INFORMATION AVAILABLE
ON NOTICE BOARDS
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Box Cottage Museum: Open to the Public last
Sunday of the month Feb to Nov, 2pm-4pm
St. Patrick’s Choral Scholarships 2016.
Passion Play 29th March at 1.30pm Ruffey
Lake Park.
World Youth Day 2016 notices.
Divine Mercy notices.
Turkey & Greece Pilgrimage 30/8/2015
In the Boxes at the doors:
• St. Paul’s School Newsletter
KAIROS: New issue No. 4 now available $2.
Wednesday 3 — 4pm,
Friday 8.15 — 9.15am
GENERAL NOTICES
PROJECT COMPASSION BOXES Thanks to everyone who has taken a project compassion box
home. Boxes are due back on Holy Thursday and over Easter.
St. Peter’s Cancer Support Group,
Thurs. 2nd April, 10:30am at Bentleigh Bayside
Community Health Pls phone 9579 4255.
ALL WELCOME
Palm Sunday, 29th March– Justice for Refugees—
Seeking Asylum is a Human Right—
Close Manus, Close Nauru
Prayer Service– 1-1:30pm—St. Patrick’s Cathedral Walk–
2pm—State Library
Second Conversation in Faith—Following our recent ‘Conversation with Jane Phelan’, our second
Conversation in Faith will be with the newly consecrated auxiliary bishop for Melbourne, Bishop Mark
Edwards, O.M.I. Thurs. April 16th at 7.30 pm in the McKenna Centre.
Retirement Accommodation available.
St. John’s Church, Bentleigh Retirement Village
Inspect 11am-11:30am, Sat & Sun. Tom: 9557 4715
TRINITY BOOK CLUB
Trinity Book Club meeting – 2 April – Sweeney Centre 1.30pm
– “When the Night Comes” by Favel Parrett.
Conversation with Bishop Mark Edwards, O.M.I. Thurs. April 16th at 7.30 pm in McKenna Centre
Born in Indonesia; educated at Mazenod College; graduated Bachelor of Science from Monash University; then entered the Missionary
Oblates of Mary Immaculate (Oblates) on 1980.
He made his final profession as an Oblate in 1984 and was ordained in 1986. He continued his studies at Monash obtaining Bachelor of
Letters and a Doctorate in Philosophy.
He has been a teacher, a Novice Master, a Lecturer at CTU and various other formation posts within his order, until he was consecrated a
bishop in Dec. 2014.
We wish to welcome Bishop Mark to our community; invite him to share something of his faith journey; and to allow us to respond in a
conversation with him.
ST. PETER’S ROSTER
PARISHIONERS
DATE
LECTORS
VOLUNTEERS AT ALL MASSES
4th & 5th April
PRESBYTERY COUNTERS
GRP 2: Jennifer Honey, Helen Nodrum, Margaret Lucas, Gerry Lambourne
Sun 4th & 5th April
THANKSGIVING COUNTERS
GRP 12: Rob & Marise Henderson, Suzanne Will, Loretta & Clem Conheady
Sun 5th April
SACRISTAN
GRP 10: Veronica McAlroy, Nora Atkinson, Margaret Rocha, Noreen Hassett
Sat 4th April
FATIMA STATUE
Suhr Family—Blamey Street
Sun 29th March
Kelly Family—Vera Street
Sun 5th April
Helen Heal (Sun)
Pri Fernando (Sun)
29th Mar & 5th Apr
12th & 19th April
Sr Delia (Wed)
Liz Liston (Wed)
1st April
8th & 15th April
MOORABBIN
HOSPITAL VISIT
ST. PAUL’S ROSTER
PARISHIONERS
DATE
Sun 29th March
COUNTERS
Sun 5th April
VOCATIONS / CHALICE
Chris Renwick
(Sun)
Peggy Davis
Sr. Nora
(L)
(L)
Cafasso Family
(Sat)
Brindyl Madhusudan (R) (Sat)
Glynn Mayne
(R) (Sun)
29th Mar & 4th Apr
28th & 29th March
LECTORS
Easter Vigil
Easter Sunday
COMPUTER OPERATORS:
GIFTS
EUCHARISTIC
MINISTERS:
4th & 5th April
De Losa Family
(Sat)
Lanh Forrest
(Sun)
28th & 29th Mar
De Losa Family
(Sat)
Teresa Meyer
(Sun)
4th & 5th April
Peggie & Paul Davis
(Sat)
O’Halloran Family
(Sun)
27th & 29th Mar
Easter Vigil
(Sat)
Easter Sunday
(Sun)
4th & 5th April
Station 1: Kyle Uytenbogaardt, Volunteer Needed
Station 2: Amanda Bonso, 2 Volunteers Needed,
Station 3: Ida Surjadi, Volunteer Needed
Saturday
March
Station 1: Libby Thomas, Volunteer Needed
Station 2: Rosa Lettieri, 2 Volunteers Needed
Sunday
Diana & Garnet Fernandez and Bev & Les Claudius
29th March
No Sunday Cuppa: School Holidays
5th
MORNING TEA (HALL)
COMMUNION TO THE SICK
1: Rosemary Green
2: Marie Laville
ST. CATHERINE’S ROSTER
PARISHIONERS
3:
April
29th March
DATE
COUNTERS
Pat Baird, Bernadette Jennings
Mon 6th Apr
ALTAR SOCIETY
Pauline Buckley, Mary Gill
Sat 4th April
LECTORS
8.30am: TBA
10.30am: TBA
Sun 5th April
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
8.30am: TBA
10.30am: TBA
Sun 5th April
COMPUTER OPERATORS
8.30am: TBA
10.30am: TBA
Sun 5th April
FATIMA STATUE
Cooper Family
Mon 6th April
PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD (YEAR B)
GOSPEL
Mark 15: 1-39
The passion of our Lord Jesus Christ according to Mark
First thing in the morning, the chief priests together with the elders and the scribes, in short the whole Sanhedrin, had
their plan ready. They had Jesus bound and took him away and handed him over to Pilate. Pilate questioned him, ‘Are you the
king of the Jews?’ ‘It is you who say it’ he answered. And the chief priests brought many accusations against him. Pilate
questioned him again, ‘Have you no reply at all? See how many accusations they are bringing against you!’ But to Pilate’s
amazement, Jesus made no further reply. At festival time Pilate used to release a prisoner for them, anyone they asked for.
Now a man called Barabbas was then in prison with the rioters who had committed murder during the uprising. When the
crowd went up and began to ask Pilate the customary favour, Pilate answered them, ‘Do you want me to release for you the
king of the Jews?’ For he realised it was out of jealousy that the chief priests had handed Jesus over. The chief priests,
however, had incited the crowd to demand that he should release Barabbas for them instead. The Pilate spoke again. ‘But in
that case,’ he said to them ‘what am I to do with the man you call king of the Jews?’ They shouted back, ‘Crucify him!’ ‘Why?’
Pilate asked them ‘What harm has he done?’ But they shouted all the louder, ‘Crucify him!’ So Pilate, anxious to placate the
crowd, released Barabbas for them and, having ordered Jesus to be scourged, handed him over to be crucified. The soldiers
led him away to the inner part of the palace, that is, the Praetorium, and called the whole cohort together. They dressed him
in purple, twisted some thorns into a crown and put it on him. And they began saluting him, ‘Hail, king of the Jews!’ They
struck his head with a reed and spat on him; and they went down on their knees to do him homage. And when they had
finished making fun of him, they took off the purple and dressed him in his own clothes. They led him out to crucify him. They enlisted a passer-by,
Simon of Cyrene, father of Alexander and Rufus, who was coming in from the country, to carry his cross. They brought Jesus to the place called
Golgotha, which means the place of the skull. They offered him wine mixed with myrrh, but he refused it. Then they crucified him, and shared out
his clothing, casting lots to decide what each should get. It was the third hour when they crucified him. The inscription giving the charge against
him read: ‘The King of the Jews.’ And they crucified two robbers with him, one on his right and one on his left. The passers-by jeered at him; they
shook their heads and said, ‘Aha! So you would destroy the Temple and rebuild it in three days! Then save yourself: come down from the cross!’ The
chief priests and the scribes mocked him among themselves in the same way. ‘He saved others,’ they said ‘he cannot save himself. Let the Christ,
the king of Israel, come down from the cross now, for us to see it and believe.’ Even those who were crucified with him taunted him.
When the sixth hour came there was darkness over the whole land until the ninth hour. And at the ninth hour Jesus cried out in a loud voice, ‘Eloi,
Eloi, lama sabachthani?’ which means, ‘My God, my God, why have you deserted me?’ When some of those who stood by heard this they said, ‘Listen,
he is calling on Elijah’. Someone ran and soaked a sponge in vinegar and, putting it on a reed, gave it him to drink saying, ‘Wait and see if Elijah will
come to take him down.’ But Jesus gave a loud cry and breathed his last.
And the veil of the Temple was torn in two from top to bottom. The centurion, who was standing in front of him, had seen how he had died, and he
said, ‘In truth this man was a son of God.’
Lord, we commend to you people in need:
Those who are sick:
Recently Deceased:
St Peter’s: Paul Nielsen, Pat Callanan, Stanley Wright,
Jane Wheelahan, Solange Ibriham, Bruce Armstrong, Fr.
Lauri Leonard, Peter Carr, Doug Willans, Moira Bugg,
Simon Trinh, Doreen Brown, Anna Marteon, Peter & Marie
Bergin, Sheryl Martin, Aurora Cubero, Pat Huggins,
Michael Griffin, Christina Andersen, Sarah, Elisa D’Elia,
John Madden, Paul Houston, Rachael Hailstone, Roland
Fernandez, Ann Dodd, Merle Milner, Cresencia Elchico,
John Jackson, June Jackson, Maria-Elena De Sa, Valmai
Rogers, Matt Milanovic, Joan Clarke, Dorotea Moniz, Alfio
Pappalardo, Claude Darga, Stephanie & Amelie Francois,
Rae Hill, Maria Kyunghee Chu, Duncan McMillan, Melissa
Jovanovic, Bill Tilley, Dorothy Nolan, Cathy Davies,
Guiseppe Mase, Cathy Hogan, Nigel Harbach, Kathleen
Murphy, Abby, Jacqui Slattery, Sherine Vanderputt,
Daniel Pintado,
St Paul’s: Fr. Chris Reay, Anne Taylor, Elizabeth Wort,
Camile Riley, Judith Westcott, Sharon Boyd, Elisa D’Elia,
Sandy Bruce, Harry Malatsis, Tanya Wall,
St. Peter’s: Robert (Bob) Hill, Angelo Cappadona
Fred Boehmer (brother of Gudrun Bergman)
Vlado Naprelic
St Catherine’s: Marion Hickey
Anniversaries occurring at this time:
St Peter’s: Carmel Jones (2yrs)
St Paul’s: Geoffrey Flanagan, Bertram Pereira,
St Catherine’s: Carmel Jones, Norman Adams,
Fiorino Mercuri, Thelma Butts, Anthony Younes,
James Clynes Jnr
St Catherine’s: Sue Saddler, Marie Rivalland, Jean
Sutton, Paul McKay, Paul Madden, Joan Clarke, Joanne
Barry, Robert Boileau, Paul Dwyer, Tony Infanti, Minna
Beer, Trenna Scanlon
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
Judi Fisher - [email protected] or in letterbox at Presbytery
Thursday 9am