Sunday 10th August, 2014

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A

Bridgeside Bulletin
The weekly bullen 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 communies of Forster, Tuncurry and the surrounding districts

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

The Parish Oce is at the rear of the Parish Hall and is
normally staed on Wednesday and Friday from 10am
to 4pm. However will be closed from 30th July to 8th
August.

Items for inclusion in Bridgeside Bullen 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 (K6)
Ms Brooke Schumann (Acng 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 (712)
Mr Peter Nicholls (Principal)

Davis Street, Taree NSW 2430

P: (02) 6552 3300
F: (02) 6552 3656
Celebrang the Sacraments
Reconciliaon is available on Saturday mornings at
Tuncurry from 8:30am unl the beginning of the 9am
Mass, on Saturday aernoons at Forster from 4:45pm
unl 5:15pm, or other mes by contacng Fr Andrew.

Bapsms are celebrated on Sundays, either during
any of our Sunday Masses or aer the 9am Mass. The
next Bapsmal Preparaon meeng will take place in
the Parish Halls meeng rooms on Monday 11th
August commencing at 7pm. Please contact the
Parish Oce for more details, or visit the Parish
website.

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

A Sacramental Preparaon process runs each year in
the Parish for children wishing to complete the
celebraon of the Sacraments of Iniaon as part of
the Parish community. Please contact the Parish Oce
for more details, or visit the Parish website.

The Parish hosts the Rite of Chrisan Iniaon of
Adults process for those adults wishing to be
bapsed or be received into the communion of the
Catholic Church. Please contact the Parish Oce for
more details, or visit the Parish website.
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Tur Pnnisu Dinnv(for the week ahead)
Nineteenth Week in Ordinary Time

Monday11th August
Memorial of St Clare
7pm Bapsm Preparaon meeng @ Forster

Tuesday12th August
9am Chrisan Meditaon (Bob 6555 5914)
11am Mass @ GLAICA House
12pm Soup Luncheon @ Parish Hall
3:30pm Holy Hour @ Tuncurry
4:30pm Mass @ Tuncurry
5:30pm Chrisan Meditaon (Bob 6555 5914)

Wednesday13th August
9am Mass @ Forster
9:30am menALIVE morning group @ Forster
11:15am Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help @
Forster
4:30pm Parish Pastoral Team meeng @ Forster
5:30pm Parish Finance Commiee meeng @
Forster
7pm First Communion Preparaon Meeng @
Parish Hall
7pm RCIA Enquiry Night @ Parish Meeng
Room

Thursday14th August
Memorial of St Maximilian Mary Kolbe
9am Mass @ Forster
7pm Womens Bible Study

Friday15th August
Solemnity of the Assumpon of Mary
9:30am Mass @ Forster
6pm Mass @ Tuncurry

Saturday16th August
8:30am Reconciliaon @ Tuncurry
9am Mass @ Tuncurry
4:45pm Reconciliaon @ Forster (unl 5:15pm)
6pm Mass @ Tuncurry

Sunday17th August
7am Mass @ Tuncurry
9am Mass @ Forster
Rrcutnn Ac1ivi1irs iN 1ur Pnnisu
Secular Franciscan Fraternity
The Secular Franciscans Fraternity will next meet on
Wednesday 3rd September, coming together for
Mass at 9am, followed by a cuppa at 9:30am and then
the meeng 10am to 12pm.

The menALIVE Groups
Our Parish currently hosts two menALIVE groups. The
morning group will next meet on Wednesday 13th
August aer the 9am Mass, while the evening group
will next meet on Thursday 4th September at 7:30pm.

Womens Bible Study Group
Our Parish hosts a Womens Bible Study Group that
meets every Thursday evening from 7pm to 8pm. For
more informaon contact Natasha on 0407 589 935.

Chrisan Meditaon
Our Parish hosts a number of opportunies for the
pracce of Chrisan meditaon. These opportunies
takes place on Tuesdays at two disnct mes, 9am
and 5:30pm. For more informaon contact Bob on
6555 5914.

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. Our next reunion will be on
Thursday 21st August. Contact Howard 6557 6826 for
more informaon.

Singing Pracce
The Singing Group will be meeng again on Tuesday
19th August at 5:30pm at Tuncurry. All welcome.

Collecon of Foodstus for Homebase
The next collecon of foodstus in support of
Homebase will next take place on Sunday 7th
September.

Holy Hour
The Parish community observes a Holy Hour each
Tuesday aernoon in the Tuncurry Church from
3:30pm unl 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. For more informaon contact
Shioney on 6554 9468.

Evening Prayer & Benedicon
The Parish community celebrates on the rst Sunday
of each month at 5:30pm in the Tuncurry church. It
will next be celebrated on Sunday 7th September. All
welcome.
Pnnisu Socint FuNc1ioNs ron 2014
The date for the remaining Parish Social Funcons for
2014 are:

BLESSING OF THE FLEET/PARISH BBQ will be held
this year on Sunday 5th October.

Please claim this date in your diary now and watch for
further details as they are released closer to each
event.
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Pnnisu Orricr Ctosro
The Parish oce will be unaended from 30th July to
8th August. During this me of closure Fr Andrew can
be contacted by the usual phone numbers and email
(fr.andrew .doohan@gmail.com) and Sharon Fowle is
contactable by email (sharon@biggreenleaf.com.au).
ExrtoniNc BrcoMiNc n Cn1uotic
Maybe you have friends or family who:

have wondered about becoming a Catholic;
are engaged or married to a Catholic and have
Catholic children;
are searching for answers to the big quesons
about life and death;
are looking for a Chrisan community to which
they feel they could really belong;
are maybe just interested.

Enquiry nights for anyone wishing to learn more
about the Catholic Faith through the Rite of Chrisan
Iniaon of Adults process will be held on Wednesday
13th and 20th August in the Parish Meeng Room
(located at the rear of the Parish Hall in Forster) at
7pm.

Please extend an invitaon (and give a brochure) to a
friend or family member who may be interested.
Brochures explaining the Rite of Chrisan Iniaon of
Adults are on the table at the back of the churches. For
more informaon contact Anne Moloney 65558918.
Hotv NnMr Pnnisu Scuoot Uron1r
Parishioners may remember and be aware the
Principal of Holy Name School, Mark Mowbray, was
seconded to St Josephs, Taree at the beginning of this
year as Principal in a temporary capacity.

Following the expected adversing and interviewing
process, Mark has now been appointed by Bishop Bill
to that role in a permanent capacity eecve
immediately.

Mark has been the Principal of Holy Name School for
the last 17 years, and the School owes him a great
debt for his eorts and leadership that have made the
School what it is today. The Parish, too, should be
rightly proud of the Parish School, and thankful to
Mark for all that he done.

We wish Mark every blessing as he embarks on this
new part of his professional journey.

The posion of Principal of Holy Name School will now
be adversed, and a process of consultaon with the
School and wider Parish community will take place as
part of seeking to appoint a new Principal.
INorrrNorN1 Aovisonv PnNrt BrciNs
Wonk
In this months Aurora Bishop Bill provided an update
on the newly formed Independent Advisory Panel
following the Special Commission of Inquiry Report.

The Panel recently held its inaugural meeng and is
now open for submissions.

If you wish to have your views considered, you will
need to prepare a typed submission, no longer than
1000 words, and have it lodged by 19th August 2014.
You can email your submission to child.protecon@
mn.catholic.org.au with the subject line ATT Chair,
Independent Advisory Panel Submission, or you can
post your submission to The Chair, Independent
Advisory Panel, c/ 50 Crebert Street, Mayeld 2303.

Submissions will be treated in the strictest condence
and the Panels advice will not idenfy, or help to
idenfy, any individual who lodges a submission.
Before you write, please remember the Panel is only
considering the issues that arise from Commissioner
Cuneens report; this is not an invitaon to debate
other maers. Because of ght deadlines, any
submissions received in handwring, or longer than
1000 words, will not be able to be considered by the
Panel.

For more informaon on in the Independent Advisory
Panel, read the full Aurora arcle on the Dioceses
websitewww.mn.catholic.org.au.
WoMrNs Bintr S1uov Gnour
The new Womens Bible Study Group will begin on
Thursday 14th August from 7pm to 8pm. All women
are welcomed to come along to learn about and share
Gods word.

For more informaon, contact Natasha on 0407 589
935.
Pnnisu Sour LuNcuroNs
The next Parish Soup lunch will be on Tuesday 12th
August at 12pm. Please add your name to the list at
the back of the church if you are aending.

Anyone able to make soup for the next luncheon
please phone Angela Hope on 6555 5825.
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Cunni1v Movir ScnrrNiNc
On Monday 18th August at 7pm, Great Lakes Cinema
is holding a special fundraising event for the Desny
Rescue Organisaon: the screening of Freedom John
Newton's Amazing Grace.

This movie is about two men separated by 100 years
who are united in their search for freedom. Watch the
movies trailer at hp://youtu.be/Upf5DGJOzdE.

Money made from ckets sold on the night will go
towards Desny Rescue and help them in their
courageous eorts to save children from child
tracking and sexual exploitaon.

Purchase ckets at www.desnyrescue.org or phone
1300 738 761. Together we can make a
dierence! Hope to have a massive crowd there!
Enquiries to Natasha Brotherton (0407 589 935) or
Helen Lyness (0403 297 400).
FonMn1ioN ron MiNis1nv PnocnnM
A series of formaon units developed especially for
members of Parish Leadership Teams, Parish Pastoral
Councils, Parish Finance Councils and Parish Pastoral
Teamsas well as those involved in other parish
groups and ministrieswill be oered in Krambach
beginning on Saturday 13th September.

All units completed can be credited towards a
Cercate in Ministry. Brochures and yers are
available at the rear of the churches. There is no cost
for parcipang in the program.

For more informaon on the program, please email
Sharon Murphy in the Diocesan Chancery on
sharon.murphy@mn.catholic.org.au or the Tenison
Woods Educaon Centre by email twec@ssjl.org.au.
HOMILY by Richard Leonard SJ
A conservave Protestant Church in a sleepy shing
village had to nd a new minister. Over the protests of
Jimmy, the senior Elder, a woman was hired as the
new Pastor.

Aer the Reverend Gayle had been there a few weeks,
Tom, a member of the congregaon, oered to take
her out shing. Jimmy reluctantly agreed to allow
them to use his boat for the days oung, but insisted
that he lead the expedion.

The trio got into the boat and motored out on the
lake. When they got ready to sh, they realised that
all their tackle had been le on the dock. Tom
concluded that they would just have to go back and
get it. Reverend Gayle said that wouldn't be
necessary, and she got out of the boat and started
walking across the water toward the dock.

Jimmy, who refused to be impressed by Gayles
miraculous abilies observed, See I told you we never
should have hired that woman. She can't even swim.
The hit animaon lm Shrek was praised by crics for
many things but most especially for the clever way it
quoted from several other muchloved animaon
lms. When writers do this its called intertextuality,
where one text uses another text to tell the story.
Some of the references in Shrek were obvious; others
took a lile longer to reveal themselves. Some were
used in a new way that turned the original story
upside down. Whether any of us got all or none of the
references didnt aect the enjoyment we derived
from the lm, it only added to what was already a
great tale.

The story of Jesus walking on the water is in a similar
vein to Shrek. In eleven verses Mahew quotes several
other stories in the Old Testament, uses them in his
own way and reinterprets all of them in reference to
Jesus. It might be lost on some of us who just enjoy
the power of the story, but none of this intertextuality
would have been lost on Mahews rst hearers.

Poor old Job found God in the midst of a storm, and
winds and waves are a usual Old Testament shorthand
for the perils of life. The image of the boat was an
early symbol for the Church and Mahew has all
Jesus disciples in it. Jesus hovering over the waters
has echoes of the acon of the Spirit in the rst
account of creaon in Genesis. Even Jesus restoring
calm to the sea follows on from what the Prophet
Jonah had done before. For the keen student there is
much more besides.

Mahews account is magnicent on its own terms,
but with these details we can see he is also interested
in a theological message. Jesus, the Son of God and
Lord of creaon, remains faithful to the disciples, no
maer how treacherous the seas or how great their
fear. He has come to them so that they may be saved
and recreated as the Church who recognises that he is
the fullment of creaon, the one whom Israel has
been longing to see and embrace.

And what does all this mean for us?
We are inheritors of Mahews faith. Were here
because we believe that Jesus is the Son of God who
has saved us from ourselves and from destrucon. But
it also means that in every storm that threatens our
lifeboat Jesus comes to call us to faith, to catch us
when we think were drowning, to accompany us back
to safety and to bring calm to the troubled seas of our
life. Richard Leonard, SJ
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Wuv Wr Do Wun1 Wr Do No. 1
A number of quesons have been received that focus
on the Oertory Prayers and why those prayers are
not said aloud by the priest celebrant.

The answer to this quesons is essenally a
combinaon of a) because the rules dont permit it,
and b) because it doesnt make much sense ritually to
do so.

The General Instrucon of the Roman Missal which is
found at the beginning of the Roman Missal has this
to say:

141. The Priest accepts the paten with the bread at
the altar, holds it slightly raised above the altar
with both hands and says quietly, Benedictus es,
Domine (Blessed are you, Lord God). Then he
places the paten with the bread on the corporal.

142. Aer this, as the minister presents the cruets,
the Priest stands at the side of the altar and pours
wine and a lile water in the chalice, saying quietly,
Per huius aquae (By the mystery of this water).
He returns to the middle of the altar and with both
hands raises the chalice a lile, and says quietly,
Benedictus es, Domine (Blessed are you, Lord
God). Then he places the chalice on the corporal
and, if appropriate, covers it with a pall.

If, however, there is no Oertory Chant and the
organ is not played, in the presentaon of the
bread and wine the Priest may say the formulas of
blessing aloud and the people acclaim, Blessed be
God for ever.

The assumpon of the rubrics (the liturgical rules) is
that the two prayers of blessing over bread and wine
would be said quietly by the priest celebrant while the
community is singing an appropriate hymn. Only if
there is no music is it permissible for the priest
celebrant to say those blessing prayers aloud, thus
enabling the community to respond with Blessed be
God forever.

In our own context this would eecvely prohibit
these two prayers of blessing being said aloud at the
Saturday evening Mass and 9am Sunday morning
Mass because there is a hymn being sung during this
acon. The only Sunday Mass in our Parish where this
would be a possibility would be the 7am Sunday
morning Mass.

I have heard from some parishioners who have visited
other places that these prayers are always said, even
when a hymn is sung during the procession of the
gis. It would be my contenon that such a pracce is
contrary to the rubrics and thus to be avoided.
The preparaon of the gis is, ritually speaking, a
minor aspect of the enre liturgy that is the Mass.
While it is possible for the prayer of blessing over
bread and wine to be said aloud, the highlighng of
this relavely minor aspect of Mass would draw
aenon away from what comes immediately before
and immediately aer this acon.

The focus of this part of the Mass is the oering of the
gis of bread and wine (and other gis where
appropriate) during the procession, and then the
oering of those same gis to God beginning with the
Prayer over the Oering. The preparaon of the bread
and wine is, largely, a praccal element that needs to
take place.

It should be remembered that the praying of these
prayers of blessing over bread and wine quietly is not
designed to preclude the community from prayers of
praise or the oering of sacrice. Both of these two
dimensions of our liturgy nd their fullment in the
Eucharisc Prayer, the name of which literally means
Thanksgiving, and which is the prayer of the enre
community given voice by the priest celebrant.

It should also be remembered that the praying aloud
of these prayers over bread and wine is at the
discreon of the priest celebrant (but only when there
is no singing) and, whether they are said aloud or
quietly, are a preliminary and relavely minor act of
our celebraon of Mass that does not exclude the
community from prayers of sacrice or oering. Some
priests will occasionally say these prayers over bread
and wine aloud when they can legimately do so;
some (such as myself) very rarely do. Either course of
acon is liturgically and rubrically correct

This pracce is not a recent development either. The
post Vacan II liturgy has always had this
understanding of this aspect of the celebraon of
Mass (along with the same rubrical requirements)
because the understanding of the nature of oering
and sacrice during the Mass has developed towards a
recognion that these elements are, rst and
foremost, to be found during the Eucharisc Prayer. It
might be considered unfortunate that in the
introducon of the reformed liturgy the prayers over
bread and wine started to be said aloud almost
immediately which may have established an
expectaon that it was proper for them to be said
aloud when the opposite was, in fact, more in keeping
with the reformed liturgy.

If you have a queson that youve always wanted an
answer to, now is your chance to ask. Quesons can be
submied for Fr Andrew either by email or by wrien
note.
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Kios ConNrn
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Orron1uNi1irs Ou1sior Tur Pnnisu

Assembly of Catholic Professionals Luncheon
The next ACP Luncheon with guest speaker Liz Newton
will be held on Thursday 14th August at 12pm at
Noah's on the Beach, Shortland Esplanade, Newcastle
East. The cost is $99. Liz Newton has an honours
degree in English Literature from the University of
Warwick, England, and has worked in the eld of
Mental Health for more than 10 years masterminding
a connuing professional development calendar for
mental health clinicians for nine years and as a
Consumer Consultant with HNE Local Health District.
All are welcome to register: for details phone 4979
1124 or email acp@mn.catholic.org.au.

SRE Day of Reecon
A day of reecon with Bishop Bill will be held on
Friday 15th August beginning at 9:30am at Corcoran
Centre, George St, Morpeth. For informaon and
registraon contact Zoe Crosbie, Children,s Ministries
on 4979 1328 or sre@mn.catholic.org.au.

Proclaim Conference 2014
The 2014 Proclaim Conference on the New
Evangelisaon 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 Exhortaon
Evangelii Gaudium. For more informaon, please visit
www.proclaimconference.com.au.

Parish RCIA Teams Retreat Day
A Retreat Day for Parish RCIA Teams will be held on
Sunday 31st August beginning at 10am at Corcoran
Centre, George St, Morpeth. The day will be facilitated
by Rev Chrisan Sheppard OAM, a Uning Church
Minister, who is trained in Retreat Ministry and
presently working partme at Newcastle East Public
School as a Student Welfare Worker. For more
informaon contact Loreo by phone on 4933 7425 or
email on loreto.lynch@exemail.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 parcipaon of Bishop David Walker.
For further enquiries, please call 9847 0448 or email
registraons@dbb.org.au.

2014 Naonal Pilgrimage
In the Footsteps of Saint Mary pilgrimage commences
in Melbourne on 22nd October and ends in Sydney.
HvMN Givr TunNks
Text: Henry Smith

Give thanks with a grateful heart.
Give thanks to the Holy One.
Give thanks because hes given Jesus Christ, his
Son. (x 2)

And now, let the weak say, I am strong,
let the poor say, I am rich,
because of what the Lord has done for us. (x 2)

(Last me) Give thanks, give thanks, give
thanks.

1978 Integrity's Hosanna! Music (Administered by Crossroad
Distributors Pty Ltd). All rights reserved. Used with permission.
CCLI licence no
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
distracons of everyday life. During the weekend,
couples have a unique opportunity to reconnect,
rekindle and refresh their relaonship. Take me 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.
Vocn1ioN Virw
Take courage, it is I, do not be afraid. By keeping our
eyes on Jesus, we are able to do marvellous things.
Trust in God will not allow you to stumble or fall
(Mahew 14:23). For more informaon regarding
Vocaons contact Fr Brian Mascord on 4979 1112 or
by email to vocaons@mn.catholic.org.au.
SrnsoNs ron Gnow1u
The Seasons for Growth educaonal program uses the
seasons as a metaphor for change, loss and grief in
our lives.

The educaonal program will be oered 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 Parcipants is
$30 and for general parcipants $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.
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Ministers this Weekend... ...of the Word ...of Communion
6pm Tuncurry A: Geraldine Mullin
B: Maureen Stevens
Carolyn Ollie, Jeanee Goodacre, Sr Kathryn McCabe,
Pat Hooker, Valarie Ross.
7am Tuncurry A: AnneMarie Greene
B: Kay Griths
Cecile Malone, Edna Tucker, Kay Griths, Norm
Chapman, Patricia Cornish.
9am Forster A: Kyla Loring
B: Barbara Dolahenty
Genevieve Williamson, Josi Beech, Robert Moran,
Sharon Fowle, Trevor Turner.
Ministers next Weekend... ...of the Word ...of Communion
6pm Tuncurry A: Michael Siddle
B: Frank Hayman
Burness Goodlet, Frank Hayman, Lou Hope, Michael
Siddle, Neil Pye.
7am Tuncurry A: Mary Greig
B: Maria Armitage
Cushla Drake, Graham Griths, Maria Armitage, Mark
Mowbray, Mary Greig.
9am Forster A: Greg Byrne
B: Lauranne Byrne
Barbara Kermode, Coral McCarthy, Greg Byrne, Robyn
Ryan, Shioney Neal.
Please note: The above informaon reects the rosters as originally published,
and doesnt take account of any swaps that may have been organised between individuals.
Scnir1unr RrnoiNcs Tuis Wrrk

Today 1 Kings 19:9, 1113
Romans 9:15
Mahew 14:2233
Monday Ezekiel 1:25, 2428
Mahew 17:2227
Tuesday Ezekiel 2:83:4
Mahew 18:15, 10, 1214
Wednesday Ezekiel 9:17, 10:1822
Mahew 18:1520
Thursday Ezekiel 12:112
Mahew 18:2119:1
Friday Apocalypse 11:19, 12:16, 10;
1 Corinthians 15:2026; Luke 1:3956
Saturday Ezekiel 18:110, 13, 3032
Mahew 19:1315
Sunday Isaiah 56:1, 67
Romans 11:1315, 2932
Mahew 15:2128
Toonvs Li1uncv or 1ur Wono

Responsorial Psalm
Response: Lord, show us your mercy and love,
and grant us your salvaon.

Gospel Acclamaon
Alleluia, alleluia!
I hope in the Lord,
I trust in his word.
Alleluia!
IN voun cunni1v, rtrnsr rnnv ron:

Those recently deceased.
Jim McShane, Kenneth Burns.

Those whose anniversaries occur about now.
Daphne Chaen.

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