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Celebrating FAITH, LIFE and LOVE in COMMUNITY.
3rd May 2015 - Year B
FIFTH SUNDAY of EASTER
ALL HALLOWS’
Dear Parishioners,
PARISH CHURCH
1. Be Fruitful and Multiply
The first command God gave to human beings was
“be fruitful and multiply” (Gen.1:28). In the Gospel
Reading, there is a kind of reiteration of this
command. At any rate, the text describes the bad
things that happen to people who are not fruitful.
2 Halley Street
FIVE DOCK 2046
Parish Priest:
Fr Greg McGregor
Associate Pastors:
Fr Salas Muttathukattil MSFS
Secretary: Elena Di Perna
Presbytery:
Monday: Closed
Tues - Fri: 8.30am - 3.30pm
Closed for lunch 12.30-1.30 pm
Phone: 9713 7960
Fax: 9713 5172
Email:
[email protected]
Web: www.allhallows.org.au
In Genesis, the fruitfulness has to do with reproduction. It comes
from union between a man and a woman, and it multiplies God’s
image in the production of children.
The fruitfulness at issue in the Gospel comes from connection too,
but connection with Christ. It comes when Christ is in you, and you
are in him.
This reciprocal being-in is a funny state of affairs, isn’t it? You can
put a bowl in a box, or you can put a box in a bowl. But the box can’t
be in the bowl when the bowl in in the box!
All Hallows’ Parish School Boxes and bowls can’t manage reciprocal being-in. But persons can,
because of love. Love unites you and your beloved without either
Principal: Mrs Helen Elliott
one of you losing your identity. The union of love is not a fusing; it is
Phone: 9713 4469 Fax: 9712 5184
a mutual indwelling.
Email:
[email protected]
Web:
www.ahpsfivedock.catholic.edu.au
Sacramental Life
Eucharist:
Saturday - 9.00am & 5.30pm Vigil
Sunday - 8.30am
Sunday - 10am Children’s Liturgy
Sunday - 6.00pm Youth Mass
Monday - 9.00am
Tues - Wed - 8.00am
Thurs - Fri - 9.00am
Lauds (morning prayer) is prayed 20
minutes before morning mass daily.
All Welcome.
Reconciliation: Saturday
9.30 - 10am & 4.45 - 5.15pm
Anointing: First Friday of the
month at 9am mass. (except January).
In the Gospel Reading, Christ says that he always remains in his
own. So if you yield to Christ in love, you have what is needed for the
mutual indwelling of love. You are your beloved’s, and he is yours.
(Song of Songs 6:3) There is joy in this love, because Christ is so
much with you that he is in you. There is peace, too, because there
is rest for the heart in having your beloved with you.
Your sins and the storms of life retain their power to afflict you. But
you can more easily put up with things, even your own troublesome
self, if your beloved is yours and your are his.
In that mutual indwelling, then, there is love, joy, peace, patience and
longsuffering. But these very things are fruits of the Holy Spirit. When
they grow in you, you are bearing fruit.
Finally, consider: is there a more powerful witness than a life lived in
love, joy, peace, patience and long-suffering? If you have the fruits of
the Holy Spirit in you, you will multiply God’s image in others too.
And so, by remaining in Christ, you are doing what will make you be
fruitful and multiply.
Sick Calls: Any time - day/night.
Funeral Masses: In co-operation
with Funeral Directors.
Exposition: Third Thursday of
every month after Mass.
3. First Communion Parent Meeting
On Tuesday 5th May at 7.00pm we ask parents of children preparing for
First Holy Communion to meet in the Church. Children need not attend
but we would like one parent to attend to receive all information in
regards to the sacrament and organise the home meeting groups.
3. Charitable Works Fund (CWF) Appeal.
This weekend is the CWF appeal which
continues to play an important role in providing
social, pastoral, advocacy and training programs
through its 6 agencies. The CWF is your
Catholic charity and we encourage you to give it
your generous support. Couples, families,
refugees, migrants, our future priests, Catholic
public school children, the deaf and hearing
impaired are just some of the people you are
helping by supporting the CWF. There is so
much which can be done with your donations,
so please give generously.
4. Mothers Day Mass
On Friday 8th May we will be celebrating Mass
with the children of All Hallows. Mass will begin
at 9.15am. All welcome.
God Bless
Fr. Salas
FROM OUR
FAMILY EDUCATOR
Please keep us in mind when doing your
shopping. Toiletries each week in the Mini
Vinnies tub are always welcome. Here are a
range of toiletries we are always in need of:
Shampoo, Black socks, Conditioner, Bath
towels, Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Deodorant,
Shaving cream & Packet Razor Blades
NEXT NIGHT PATROL
SANDWICH RUN
Friday 15 MAY
Please leave sandwiches in the gathering
space of the Church by 3.oopm
Youth Mass Eucharistic Ministers
A reminder for Ministers to organise a replacement
if they are unable to attend a Mass for which they
have been rostered. Please contact the parish office
if you no longer wish to be part of the roster that is
available in the gathering space
Musicians needed for
Sunday Night Mass
Please contact Bruno
on
0419 498 243
SILVER CIRCLE
Congratulations to the following winners:
Week 8: 1st No.15 Ngaire O’Connell;
2nd No.1 Gabby Tanzini
MOTHER’S DAY RAFFLE
On sale this weekend
$2 each or 3 tickets for $5
Beautiful prizes for Mother’s Day
Check out our Piety stall for
Mother’s Day Gifts
SHHHH...
We don't like to talk about these things yet they occur in
every parish community, even at All Hallows. If reading this
in church the person beside, in front or behind you could be
affected. Perhaps it's your neighbour, friend or a relative. It
could be man or woman, rich or poor, highly educated or
barely able to read and write. When you discover what it is,
you'll probably read no further. Why? You may think I am
not affected by this, I'm not interested in such matters, or
what does it have to do with me? What is this secret that in
the main is kept hidden? Family and Domestic Violence.
Each week a woman was murdered at the hands of a partner
or relative and families were destroyed last year. So far 30
women have been murdered this year due to family violence.
People usually equate domestic and family violence as
physical abuse however only a small part of such violence is
physical. In fact coercive, controlling behaviour, unequal
power in a relationship is abuse. Emotional control
(relentlessly putting someone down)is abuse. Constant
verbal (yelling, name calling) is abuse. Financial control is
abuse. Being forced into social isolation is abuse.(i.e. not
allowed to have friends, see family, leave the house.)
We have a responsibility to make social justice endemic in
everything we do. Pope Francis wants us to go from maintenance to mission. This means to stop being complacent and
maintain the status quo when we learn that something is
happening. Instead we are to make social justice our mission.
This does not mean talk to the perpetrator of the crime and
try and get them to change. This doesn't work. Or if a victim
discloses information to you don't tell them, "Oh it can't be
all that bad..." or the usual "Why don't you leave? " They
need professional help. It takes seven attempts at leaving
before a victim leaves for good. Also if in a situation yourself the abuse will only get worse no matter how many times
your partner promises to change.
Don't turn a blind eye. Social justice is our responsibility.
Refer victims to these numbers:1. 1800 737 732 (24 hour help phone line)
2. 1300 130 052 (Parent Line a Catholic line for abuse,
parents counselling etc.) open Mon-Fri from
9am-9pm and weekends 4pm-9pm
3. 1800 656 463 NSW Domestic Violence helpline
(24 hour, 7 day per week)
Abridged Pilgrimage Itinerary - All Hallows Church Five Dock
Summary of Pilgrimage, contact Camillo, details above or Cathy at Laze Away Travel on 97121177, if you
would like to get more details of places visited and hotels. Come join us as part of your European holiday or
come for the pilgrimage.
DAY 1 – TUE 08SEP - ARRIVAL IN PARIS, FRANCE. - Welcome to Paris! On arrival a group transfer will be provided to your
overnight hotel.
DAY 2 – WED 09SEP – PARIS. - Sightseeing with a Local Guide features the Arc de Triomphe, Louvre, Champs-Elysees, and the
EIFFEL TOWER, and much more.
DAY 3 – THU 10SEP – PARIS - LISIEUX EXCURSION. - Travel to Lisieux and visit the CARMELITE CONVENT, where St.
Therese lived as a nun.
DAY 4 – FRI 11SEP – PARIS - MONT SAINT MICHEL. - This morning depart Paris for your scenic drive to the unique beauty of
Mont St. Michel, which stands on an island reached by a causeway.
DAY 5 – SAT 12SEP - MONT SAINT MICHEL – NEVERS. - Today head south through the beautiful France countryside to Nevers,
where you will visit the CONVENT OF ST GILDARD where St. Bernadette spent her life as a nun.
DAY 6 – SUN 13SEP – NEVERS - PARAY-LE-MONDIAL – LYON. - Depart Nevers and travel to Paray-le-Monial, home to the
CHAPEL OF THE APPARITIONS and where Jesus revealed his Sacred Heart to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque.
DAY 7 – MON 14SEP – LYON. - Today visit the BASILICA OF NOTRE-DAME DE FOURVIÈRE, constructed in the late 19th century, it has an ornate interior to contrast its grave exterior.
DAY 8 – TUE 15SEP – LYONS – TURIN, ITALY. - Today say au revoir to France and ciao to Italy! This afternoon in Turin, enjoy
sightseeing with a Local Guide, admire the amazing 167 metre (548 foot-high) Mole Antonelliana, symbol of Turin, and walk through
the historic centre to visit the CATHEDRAL that houses the Holy Shroud.
DAY 9 – WED 16SEP – TURIN. - Today is a day at leisure for you to enjoy the beautiful city of Turin, the capital of Piedmont and
birthplace of the Fiat automobile. (B)
DAY 10 – THU 17SEP – TURIN - PISA– FLORENCE. - This morning, vistas of undulating hills, austere rows of cypress trees, terraced vineyards, olive groves, and rural villages form the backdrop of your journey through beautiful Tuscany. Stop in Pisa for a visit
and see the Square of Miracles and the amazing Leaning Tower.
DAY 11 – FRI 18SEP – FLORENCE. - Today, enjoy a walking tour with a Local Guide, featuring most of the city highlights. You will
see the Ponte Vecchio bridge, Santa Maria Novella, Piazza Santa Croce; the beautiful Piazza Signoria; the Palazzo Vecchio, and more.
DAY 12 – SAT 19SEP – FLORENCE. - Today visit what is believed to be the earliest museum in Europe. With a local guide you will
be taken around the UFFIZI GALLERY, which is one of the most important art galleries in Italy displaying paintings from every age.
DAY 13 – SUN 20SEP – FLORENCE - SIENA– ASSISI. - Today, enjoy landscapes of rolling hills, austere rows of cypress trees,
terraced vineyards, olive groves, and rural villages on the way to Siena, Tuscany's most beloved and inviting city.
DAY 14 – MON 21SEP – ASSISI. - Enclosed by ramparts and little changed since the Middle Ages, Assisi sprawls prettily across the
slopes of Monte Subasio and retains its medieval character.
DAY 15 – TUE 22SEP – ASSISI – LORETO - LANCIANO - SAN GIOVANI ROTONDO. - This morning depart Assisi and head east
towards the province of Ancona, visit the HOLY HOUSE OF LORETO, one of the most revered Marian shrines in the world.
DAY 16 – WED 23SEP - SAN GIOVANI ROTONDO. - Today visit THE SHRINE OF PADRE PIO, the second-most visited Catholic
shrine in the world. It centres on the tomb of Saint Padre Pio of Pietrelcina, a Capuchin friar.
DAY 17 – THU 24SEP - SAN GIOVANI ROTONDO - PIETRALCINA – SORRENTO. - This morning head to Pietrelcina – the town
that gave its name to the saint, Padre Pio of Pietrelcina.
DAY 18 – FRI 25SEP – SORRENTO – CASSINO – ROME. - This morning visit the AMALFI CATHEDRAL and see the Relics of the
Apostle Andrew.
DAY 19 – SAT 26SEP – ROME. - Attend mass at the BASILICA OF ST. JOHN LATERAN, and then join your Local Guide for the
included visit.
DAY 20 – SUN 27SEP – ROME. - Your pilgrimage end here, after breakfast with an included transfer to the airport. (B).
New to All Hallows
WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED
Accordion Society of Australia
Practice every Monday night from 7pm to 9pm in
the parish hall.
All Accordion Players welcome
For more information please contact
Sylvia Granturco on 0422 936612
In your love and concern, please pray for:-
Understanding Change, Loss & Grief Seminar
A three hour educational seminar for those with an
interest in learning about what grief is, its potential
triggers & impacts and strategies for managing it and
moving forward will be presented on
Saturday 16th May from 2-5 pm at
St. Mark's Parish, 33 Tranmere St. Drummoyne.
If you or anyone you know is interested in attending
please email
[email protected]
by Friday 8th May. The cost of the workbook is
$12.50 which is payable on the day.
BAPTISMS
We welcome
Recently Deceased:
John McCabe, Felice Sciacchitano,
Rosaria Viola (Margiotta), Edel Bischoff-Hinder
Anniversaries:
Giorgio Moliterno, Pamela Godinho,
Antonietta Fera, Salvatore Grieco, Peter Hankinson,
Armando Castallano
Also for:
Fausto Marmora, Kevin Humphries,
Domenico Truilcio
For the following ill members of our community:Natalina Denaro, Eileen Malcolm, John O’Dwyer,
Brian Gallagher, Bishop Geoffrey Robinson,
Vince Moschella, Crochetta Valenti, Vanessa Lane,
Muriel Daly, Margaret Gleeson, Mary Johnson,
Mary Longrell, Carmen Gallagher, Benilda Buenafe,
Lorenzo Mioli, Frances Hennessy, Antonietta Ciaglia,
Tomas Laming, Angela Colantonio, Ida Bova, Amelia
Casarotto, Mirella Mercuri, Madelina Michael,
VITTORIO LO SURDO
GET YOUR COPY OF
THE CATHOLIC
WEEKLY
who was baptised into our parish family
of All Hallows recently.
May God bless him and his parents
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JOIN FR SALAS ON ALL HALLOWS
PILGRIMAGE TO FRANCE AND ITALY
Start in Paris, and finish in Rome while traveling
through France and Italy, on comfortable coaches,
with a great group of like-minded people.
Start on Tuesday 8th September 2015 and finishing
on Sunday 27th September in Rome. Included are 19
breakfast and 15 dinners, plus all transfers.
The estimated cost per person will depend on number
traveling and will range from $3762/person for group
of 40, to $4588/person for group of 25. Maximum
numbers will be limited to 40. Air fares estimate
$2275/person, minimum group of 25, subject to
availability. For more details please contact Camillo
Pavan on 0405 133 014 or via email
[email protected] or Cathy at Laze Away
Travel on 9712 1177 email
[email protected].
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Kid’s Corner
Q. What has eyes that cannot see
and a tongue that cannot taste?
A. A shoe!!
Pentecost Eve in Sydney
Transforming Sydney and All Sydney Prayer Leaders
Invite you to
Join us 6pm on Saturday 23rd May 2015
at Newtown Mission, 280A King Street, Newtown
“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit
comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in
Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the
ends of the earth." Acts 1:8
More details here on our website
http://www.transformingsydney.org/
TSEvents.html#Pentecost2015
Rosebank College
Open Day
Sunday 3 May,
11.00am – 3.00pm
Join us to experience an innovative co-educational
learning environment
Take a guided tour of the College with current students
View Curriculum displays
Enjoy Drama, Dance and Music performances and take
part in a variety of workshops
Interact with students, teachers and parents
Attend the Principal’s Address at 11.30am or 1.30pm
Discover our dynamic learning program including
ConnectED in Year 7, Gifted & Talented courses
EnrichED and InspirED, as well as our Accelerated
Learning, Scholarship and International Exchange
opportunities
Attend the Alumni Reunion
Enjoy the hospitality of the College community
We hope to see you there!
1A Harris Road Five Dock Ph: 9713 3100
Email: [email protected]
Share Accommodation
Room to Rent - $150/wk
Close to Church, shops and buses.
Haberfield area
Lady looking for female room mate
Lucy - 9816 4135 or 0403 535 048
Pentecost Retreat Saturday 23rd May, 2015
Come and join us for a day retreat 9am to 5pm at
74 Rosebery Ave, Rosebery. There will be talks
based on the Word of God, time for personal
reflection and sharing. Please contact Verbum Dei
Missionaries if you have any questions on
9313 7099 or [email protected]
Brothers4Soul
Journey to Pentecost
Sat 16 8am - Sunday 17th 4pm
Mt Schoenstatt, 230 Fairlight Road, Mulgoa
A weekend retreat for men of all ages
Cost $135 RSVP Jim 0432 487 927
WORLD YOUTH DAY
2016
Register your interest.
Keep updated and find out more at …
www.catholicyouthservices.org/wyd
Music Ministry Day
Catholic Youth Services invites together all young adults (18-35 years) involved in (or wanting to be involved in)
parish music ministry to celebrate and
build on their talents and gifts so as to
channel them back into our parishes
for the
glory of God!
Join us as Stephen Kirk (Catholic Song writer &
producer), Stephen Smith (Australian Sacred Music Association) and many others, lead participants
through the why, when, what and how of music
used within a church setting. Registrations close
May 18, 2015
Date: 23 May 2015
Place: 108 The Crescent, Homebush West
Time: 9:30am – 5pm
Cost: $10 (for meals) payable on the day
What to bring: Your passion for music, your
instrument of choice for a jam session, but most
importantly an open mind and a thirst for more.
Register: [email protected]
or call 97644357
Silent Retreat
Amidst all the noise, God speaks to us in the
silence of our hearts. Join us for a silent retreat as
we are led deeper in our spiritual lives by
Fr Joseph Chua, a Cistercian monk of the
Tarrawarra Abbey. Fr Joseph currently serves as
the vocation director and novice master of his
community and has a deep interest in helping
others foster a contemplative spirituality in their
daily living.
WYD 2016 LAUNCH + YOUNG ADULT
WELCOME TO
ARCHBISHOP ANTHONY – 19 May
All young adults are invited to
Sydney’s launch of World Youth Day
2016. This will also be the first time
that our new Archbishop will be present at an official Archdiocesan event for young
adults so it is a great opportunity to meet and
welcome him.
It will be a huge night of celebration with Polish
food, Polish dancing, information stalls, a catechesis from the Archbishop and even a spot of
fine Polish vodka! Come and hear about the exciting pilgrimages that Sydney will be taking in
2016 to the City of Mercy. The evening will be
held at St Mary’s
Cathedral College Hall on Tuesday 19 May from
7.30pm.
The Archbishop will also be presiding at City
Silence (the weekly young adult holy hour) in the
Cathedral from 6.30pm.
For more information see the event at
www.facebook.com/catholicyouthservices or
email [email protected].
Mobile Blood Service
Leichhardt Town Hall
Thursday 14 May
8.00am - 1.00pm
Call 131495
CARING FUNERALS PTY LTD
The retreat will run from 6:30pm Friday 5 June and
finish by 1:30pm Sunday 7 June. The retreat will be
held at the beautiful BXVI Centre and will cost
$215.
To register, please email
[email protected]
Turning to God (week-long guided retreat)
When: May 11 – May 17
Presenters:
Fr Aloysius Rego, OCD and Fr Gerard Moran, OCD.
Where:
Mt Carmel Retreat Centre,
247 St Andrews Road, Varroville
Contact: Ph: 02 8795 3400,
email: [email protected]
Cost: $660 (concessions apply)
Conversion is at the heart of the gospel message; how
do we enter on this path?
Inc. BURIALS AT SEA
“Proudly Australian Family Owned and Operated”
ADAM J. LEE
Director
Head Office: 9713 1555
160 Great North Road Five Dock
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 9713 1400
Pager: 9937 2478
Eastern Suburbs:
9699 7877
L.A.R. Limousines
Excellence in service and quality
Weddings and Formals - Accredited Business
Call Enzo or Terri on 9712 1990
www.larlimousines.com.au
PARISH SECRETARY – PART TIME
Residential Builder
New Homes
Extensions
Renovations
John Biazzo
M: 0419 238 809
F: 02 9712 3750
T: 02 9713 5676
E: [email protected]
Frank’s Pitstop Motors
Specialising in:
BMW ALFA ROMEO FIAT MERCEDES
SAAB AUDI
Frank & Tony
Ph: 9799 7688
[email protected]
45 Liverpool Road
Summer Hill NSW 2130
Joe Calabrese
P: 9743 1333
M: 0438 869 883
[email protected]
All court matters - Criminal Law - Debt Recovery Family Law - Civil & Commercial Litigation - Wills &
Estate Law - Property Law & conveyancing
22/103 Majors Bay Road, Concord
The Catholic Parish of St Jerome, Punchbowl, invites
applications from suitably qualified persons interested in
taking on the role of Parish Secretary. This is a part
time position working three (3) days per week from
8.30am – 3.00pm. Duties vary in nature, but involve
general office administration and financial management
duties. Sound knowledge of Microsoft Office is
essential, and knowledge of MYOB, and experience
with databases would be a definite advantage. An
understanding of and commitment to Catholic values
and teachings is required.
For a copy of the position description and/or to apply
for this position please forward your application and
resume to: [email protected] by 8 May 2015
The Parish Priest , St Jerome Parish, 2 Turner Street,
Punchbowl NSW 2196
THE ANNUAL MAY PROCESSION IN HONOUR OF OUR LADY WAVERLEY COLLEGE
The Annual Procession in Honour of Our Lady will be held on Sunday, 3 May 2015 at 2.00 p.m. It will commence in the College
grounds in Birrell Street with seang available in the College Quadrangle. All Old Boys and Friends of the College are invited to be
part of this event and join the Brothers, staff, students and parents
in this act of devoon to the Mother of Jesus.
131 Birrell Street, Waverley 2024 Ph: 9369 0600
Welcome to AMAZING MINDFUL KIDS
Bringing Mindfulness and Meditation to our
community.
Wednesday evenings and only $10.00 for an hour
of "Me Time"
STARTING WEDNESDAY 13th May
at 6.30 pm - 7:30pm
Register now www.amazingmindfulkids.com
Mums come nourish your
mind and body through meditation.
Practice Information Sheet
Shop 3 Level, 213-235 Parramatta Rd, Five Dock
(Next to Officeworks) Phone: 9745 6728
Bulk Billing Practice
Practice Opening Hours
Monday 9:30am-8.00pm
Tuesday 9:30am-6.00pm
Wed/Thur 9.30am-8.00pm
Friday
9:30am-4:30pm
Saturday 10:00am-4:00pm
Sunday Closed
Practice Doctors
Dr Georgette Boctor (Female Doctor)
Dr Natascha Bohm (Female Doctor)
Dr George Thiraviarajah (Male Doctor)
Allied Health Service
Katja Bulic (Psychologist)
Join our class for peace and relaxation but most of
all to learn to connect to your breath, be present
and create " me time"
Your daily routine will become more mindful and as
little as 3 minutes meditation can
take you from overwhelmed to calm and capable.
Come learn that meditation is a powerful tool for
busy mums.
There are classes for mums & Bub's
Classes for "Parents" - for a little Time out
And a great course for kids every Saturday
afternoon.
Visit website for more information or to register now
[email protected] or 0418 815 427
www.amazingmindfulkids.com
Sunday 3rd MAY 2015 - FIFTH SUNDAY of EASTER
READINGS: Acts 9:26-31; 1 Jn 3:18-24; Jn 15:1-8
SATURDAY
5.30pm
SUNDAY
8.30am
SUNDAY
10am
SUNDAY 6.00pm
Youth Mass
READERS
WHAT’S ON IN OUR PARISH?
Catholic Women’s League Five Dock
3rd Friday of month 11.00am in Parish Hall
For more information please contact
Rosetta on 9712 3076
Accordion Society of Australia
Practice every Monday night from 7pm to
9pm in the parish hall.
All Accordion Players welcome
For more information please contact
Sylvia Granturco on 0422 936612
Bingo/Tombola
1st Friday of month in the parish hall at
10.00am. All profits to charity
Inner Wheel Club - Balmain Group
1st Tuesday of month 6.30pm - 9pm in Hall
St Vincent de Paul Society
Meetings held each 2nd & 4th Tuesday of
the month at 6.30pm in the meeting room
connected to the garage.
Contact Gerry Modini on 0418 966 247
Italian Prayer Group
Tuesday - 1 pm in Parish Hall
Messa Italiana ogni ultimo martedi del mese
Enquiries: M. Mureddu 9712 2394
Playgroup
9.30am -11.30am in Parish Hall
(not during school holidays)
Wednesday - Antonella 0417 068 323
Choir Practice
All welcome to choir practice in the Church
7.30pm every Monday.
Ring Maria on 9713 7310
Italian Choir Group
Tuesday -12.30 pm in the Church
Family Mass Choir Practice
Wednesday 7.45pm in Church. All welcome!
Italian Prayer Group - Thursday
In Chiesa, ogni settimana dopo la messa
delle nove (9). Ogni terzo Giovedi del mese
l’intenzione è per il Gruppo di Preghiera di
Riparazione Eucaristica. Siete tutti benvenuti! Per informazioni: Lucia 9713 1800
D. Tomasello
V. Simms
C. O’Grady
G. Picone
D. Triulcio
A. Casarotto
M. Mureddu
J. Pappalardo
Family Mass
Intro & P/F:
Emily C
Ist: Max C
Psalm: Rebecca
C
2nd: James C
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION
G. Bonaddio
J. Bonaddio
V. Radice
A. Fabro
R. Glover
R. Pozzer
V. Moschella
M. Hinds
M. Coleman
G. Favotto
Ma. Chesworth
C. Mylott
J. Walsh
B. Walsh
A. Caldareri
M. Caldareri
A. Incampo
V. Jacobs
D. Squadrito
A. McMahon
E. Ferraro
Cath M
L. Parisi
M. Zol
A. Den
C. Pollifrone
W. Florian
A. Pavan
ALTAR SERVERS
Group 6
Group 1
Group 3
Group 3
HOME VISITS: L. La Cava, M. Hinds, M. Coleman, E. Ferraro
NURSING HOMES:
Visit 7 May - Parkview: Cristina & Frances
Visit 8 May - Russell Lea: Giulia & Mary C
COUNTERS: Group 8
TRANSPORT: Robyn, Rosy, Tony
PIETY STALL: Wendy V, Sue P
ALTAR SOCIETY: Rosy, Geraldine, Cris, Liz, Simone
CHILDRENS LITURGY: Family Mass
NEXT WEEK
Sunday 10th MAY 2015 - SIXTH SUNDAY of EASTER
READINGS: Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48; 1 Jn 4:7-10; Jn 15:9-17
SATURDAY
5.30pm
SUNDAY
8.30am
SUNDAY
10am
SUNDAY 6.00pm
Youth Mass
READERS
C. Natoli
T. McCabe
R. Pollifrone
M. Piccolo
H. Chow
K. Hextell
R/A Kirby
L. La Cava
R. Salvato
P. Gambino
H. Gibson
Intro & P/F:
Isabella M
Ist: Jill M
Psalm: Liam A
2nd: Linda L
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION
M. Zol
A. Pollifrone
L. Speranza
S. Mangano
Z. Di Bella
C. Tramonte
B. Smyth
P. Moschella
J. Livolsi
I. Bova
R. Compantangelo
A. Merlino
S. Storan
M. Piccolo
D. Scelzi
L. Scelzi
M. Hadjidakis
C. Petrucco
N. Ancona
S. Carbone
L. Moliterno
Chris M
C. Modini
W. Florian
M. Di Bella
A. Di Bella
A. Zol
A. Bonaccorso
ALTAR SERVERS
Group 7
Group 2
Group 4
Group 4
HOME VISITS: J. Livolsi, J. Livolsi, P. Moschella, D & L Scelzi
NURSING HOMES:
Visit 14 May - Parkview: no visit
Visit 15 May - Russell Lea: no visit
COUNTERS: Group 10
TRANSPORT: Theresa, Mary, Sue
PIETY STALL: Mary C, Franca, Mari L
ALTAR SOCIETY: Bernadette, Robyn, Margaret, Tina, Connie
CHILDRENS LITURGY: Bianca