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Sunday 17th August, 2014

Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A

Bridgeside BulletinThe 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 ChurchCnr Kent & Peel Streets, Tuncurry

Proclaiming Christ to the communies of Forster, Tuncurry and the surrounding districts

ParishFr Andrew Doohan (Parish Priest)

Mr Greg Byrne (Pastoral Associate)

Mrs Sharon Fowle (Administraon Associate)

Sr Kathryn McCabe (Aboriginal Catholic Ministry)

The Parish Oceis at the rear of the Parish Hall and is

normally staed on Wednesday and Friday from 10am

to 4pm.

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 Andrews email: fr.andrew.doohan@gmail.com.

Holy Name Parish School(K-6)

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 (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

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.

Bapsmsare celebrated on Sundays, either during any

of our Sunday Masses or aerthe 9am Mass. The next

Bapsmal Preparaon meeng will take place in the

Parish Halls meeng rooms on Monday 8th

September commencing at 7pm. Please contact the

Parish Oce for more details, or visit the Parish

website.

Weddingsare celebrated by arrangement and with atleast three (and preferably more) months noce.

Please contact Fr Andrew for more details, or visit the

Parish website.

A Sacramental Preparaonprocess 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 ofAdultsprocess 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.

The Parish can also be found online:

Search for us on Facebook as

Catholic Parish of Forster Tuncurry

Follow us on Twier: @catholic

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T P D(for the week ahead)Tweneth Week in Ordinary Time

Monday18th August

Tuesday19th August

9am Chrisan Meditaon (Bob 6555 5914)

3:30pm Holy Hour @ Tuncurry

4:30pm Mass @ Tuncurry

5:30pm

Chrisan Meditaon (Bob 6555 5914)5:30pm Singing Pracce @ Tuncurry

Wednesday20th August

Memorial of St Bernard

9am Mass @ Forster

11:15am Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help @

Forster

5:30pm Parish Pastoral Council meeng @

Forster

7pm RCIA Enquiry Night @ Parish Meeng

Room

Thursday21st August

Memorial of St Pius X

9am Mass @ Forster

7pm Womens Bible Study

Friday22nd August

Memorial of the Queenship of Mary

9:30am Mass @ Forster

Saturday23rd August

8:30am Reconciliaon @ Tuncurry

9am Mass @ Tuncurry

4:45pm Reconciliaon @ Forster (unl 5:15pm)

6pm Mass @ Tuncurry

Sunday24th August

7am Mass @ Tuncurry

9am Mass @ Forster

R Acv PSecular 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 10amto 12pm.

The menALIVE Groups

Our Parish currently hosts two menALIVE groups. The

morning group will next meet on Wednesday 27th

August aer the 9am Mass, while the evening group

will next meet on Thursday 4th September at7:30pm.

Womens Bible Study Group

Our Parish hosts a Womens Bible Study Group that

meets every Thursday evening from 7pmto 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 opportuniestakes 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 at5:30pmatTuncurry. 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 11:15amand 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.

P Sc Fc 2014The date for the remaining Parish Social Funcons for

2014 are:-

BLESSING OF THE FLEET/PARISH BBQ will be heldthis year on Sunday5th October.

Please claim this date in your diary now and watch for

further details as they are released closer to each

event.

With the Lord there ismercy; in him is

plentiful redemption.

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Exp Bc CcMaybe 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.

The nal Enquiry night for anyone wishing to learn

more about the Catholic Faith through the Rite of

Chrisan Iniaon of Adults process will be held on

Wednesday 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

Cc Npp AvbBoth The Catholic Leader (Brisbane) and The Catholic

Weekly (Sydney) newspapers are available at a cost of

$2 each from our churches.

F P DTowards the end of the musical Wicked(the prequel

to The Wizard of Oz) the two main characters, Glinda

and Elphaba, sing a wonderful duet entled, simply,

For Good.

The tle comes from the end of the last line of the

chorus, Because Ive known you, I have been

changed for good.

The lyric is deliberately ambiguous, and the context of

the song in the musical itself only entrenches the

ambiguity. Does for good mean permanently? Or

does it mean away from bad? The lyrics in context

could mean both, probably do, but were never quite

sure.

The one thing that is not ambiguous is that the

change, whatever it is, has come about because of the

relaonship between Glinda and Elphaba, a

relaonship that started badly and had its ups and

downs across the years.

At the very heart of the lyrics of the song is the

realisaon that we are inuenced, changed if you will,

by the people who come into our lives. Our

relaonships may not completely dene who we are

but neither can we claim that we are completely

untouched by our relaonships with people in our

lives.

For the Chrisan this realisaon of the impact ofrelaonship on our identy includes, perhaps most

especially, our relaonship with God made manifest in

Jesus Christ. Because God is part of our lives we have

been changed for good.

But we have to ask ourselvesfrequentlyare we

aware that we have been changed? Are we aware of

how we have been changed because of Gods

relaonship with us? Do we even care?

I encourage you over the coming week, or weeks, togive some me to the impact of the relaonship

between God and ourselves, and what changes that

may be evident for good because of that.

Unl next week

Fr Andrew

W W D W W D N. 2During Benedicon, why does the priest don a cloak

then use it to hold the monstrance for the actual

Benedicon blessing, but at all other mes he, and a

member of the laity, holds the monstrance in bare

hands?

The cloak that the quesoner speaks of is known

formally as the humeral veil, a piece of cloth that is

worn by a priest or deacon in certain liturgical rites

associated with the Blessed Sacrament.

During Benedicon the humeral veil is worn by the

priest or deacon only during the actual blessing with

the Blessed Sacrament, and the veil is used here sothat it is very clear that the blessing comes from the

Blessed Sacrament present in the monstrance and not

from the priest or deacon.

Thats also why the veil is not worn by the minister

who exposes or reposes the Blessed Sacrament before

or aer the actual Benedicon.

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 bywrien note.

P G Spp GpThe next meeng of the Parish Grief Support Group

will take place on Friday 22nd Augustat 11amin theParish Meeng Room. Deacon Marn Johnson will

again be present to facilitate the meeng.

An invitaon is extended to any parishioners who has

lost a spouse to come along.

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P Ic P GpOur Parish is blessed to have an Intercessory Prayer

Apostolate. This group is comprised of a loose knit

group of parishioners who simply pray during their

normal daily prayers for people on a list updated and

distributed each month.

There are no meengs and no cost whatsoeverand

each member may remain anonymous if desired.

Because there are no meengs this group is very

suitable for all parishioners, especially some of our

housebound or incapacitated folk to enable them to

play an important role within the parish community,

so allowing them to play an important and acve role

within the life of the parish community.

If you are interested in joining this group, just ring Bob

Cashman on 6555 5914 or leave your name and phone

number with the Parish Oce. To request prayers for

someone in need of prayer please contact Bob on6555 5914 leaving your name and contact details.

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The occurrences of colds and u are increasing

currently, a reminder to everyone to consider the

wellbeing of your fellow parishioners.

If you are not feeling well, we would respecully ask

you to please refrain from receiving Communion from

the Chalice during Mass.

C Mv ScOn Monday 18th Augustat 7pm, Great Lakes Cinema

is holding a special fundraising event for the Desny

Rescue Organisaon:the screening ofFreedom -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 athp://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).

Rcv CSo that we might receive Communion in a t and

proper way, please be aware of the following:

When we process forward to receive Communion,

we are asked to adopt a common and unied

gesture of reverence before doing so. In Australia

that gesture is a bow of the head and shoulders

(GIRM, 160).Any other form of reverence, including

a genuecon, is no longer permied, and you are

asked to refrain from doing so.

When the minister of communion presents the

Host or Chalice to you, they say The Body of

Christ or The Blood of Christ. Please ensure that

you respond with Amen.

Communion by self-inncon (self-dipping) is

never permied, since we receiveCommunion and

never take Communion. Please refrain from this

inappropriate acon.

We regret that we do not have the physical

facilies to oer communion while kneeling, and

respecully ask you to refrain from kneeling to

receive Communion while part of the procession,

since this is contrary to the nature of the

Communion procession itself. Your cooperaon in

honouring this request is very much appreciated,

and we thank you for your consideraon.

F M P

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.

S GThe Seasons for Growtheducaonal 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 to12:30pm. 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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O Cc D Fr Michael TateSome me ago I was lecturing at the university about

the Rwandan genocide where 600,000 Tutsi were

slaughtered by the Hutus over a period of 80-90 days.

We can hardly imagine the diabolical hatred between

the ethnic groups which could lead to such a

massacre.

On a lesser scale, antagonism between ethnic or

religious groups can lead to profound chasms of

intolerance opening up between them. In Our Lords

me, the division between Jews and Pagans was very

profound. Pagans were outside the chosen people,

the children of God, and there was a long history of

antagonism.

Add to that the belief that contact with a woman

could dele a man and you have the seng for this

remarkable gospel story.

Apagan woman

approaches a

Jewish man: Jesus. All

the disciples can see is a woman causing a

commoon. She is causing a commoon, but for a

good reason. She begs Jesus to heal her daughter with

whom she maternally completely idenes: Have

mercy onme. He comments: I was sent only to the

lost sheep of the House of Israel. He is conrming his

healing mission to the Jews. She and her daughter

dont qualify!

What is going on? We know that the Prophet Isaiahwas a great favourite and exemplar for Jesus. Jesus

could open a scroll and quote passages which guided

his own understanding of his mission. Jesus had

evidently taken Isaiahs picture of a transformed

Jewish people being a light to the pagan naons who

would then be aracted to worship God in the right

way. That is the sequence which Jesus embarks on.

Jesus therefore gives a very dismissive answer to the

woman: It is not fair to take the childrens bread and

throw it to the house dogs. The children are obviously

the Jewish people and so Jesus response is very

confronng. This remarkable woman, this

remarkable pagan woman, stands her ground and

engages in a verbal joust with Jesus! She decides to

give him as good as she got! She argues: Yes, Lord,

but even the house dogs get the crumbs that fall from

their masters table. What a fantasc response! Jesus

recognisesherfaith and the daughter is healed. She, a

pagan woman, helped Jesus see that his liberang

mission, his healing, saving mission, was not a careful

two-stage aair, Jews rst, pagans later. His saving

mission was for all those who had faith in him

whereverandwhenever.

This story was treasured and remembered in the early

church and then put into wring in the Gospels. Why?

Rp Sc Gp

Present were Yvonne Garton, Judith Shand,

Bernadee Thorne, Anne Hartman and Sr Kathryn

McCabe.

We explored the reality of slavery in the modern

world. Here are some facts. In every country slavery is

illegal, but it is nevertheless, ourishing and stronger

than at any other me in history. About 30 million

people are enslaved in an idenable way throughout

the world, but it is suspected that informally, the

number is much higher. The slave trade economy isworth 150 billion dollars annually. Some aspects of

slavery are present in both third and rst worlds,

including our own country. Some names or

euphemisms for slavery are forced labour, people

tracking, Bonded labour, child labour etc.

Andrew Twiggy Forrest, Australian mining magnate,

is dedicated to eradicang slavery worldwide and has

enlisted the help of leaders of major faiths to help in

the struggle. He launched his Walk Free Foundaon

from the Vacan earlier this year. There are otherpeople around the world dedicated to ending the

unjust pracce of slavery. Together we can make a

dierence and bring the enslaved to freedom.

What can we do to respect the human dignity of every

person, whether foreigner , stranger, or countryman?

For example, do we deliberately refrain from

purchasing clothing that is adversed at ridiculously

low prices, because of exploitaon of the workers in

the producon line, maybe in coon picking or in

clothing factories? Are we aware that many items aresold that are reliant somewhere in the producon line

on forced or slave labour? The products can be coee,

some chocolates, tuna from Thailand, clothing from

Bangladesh and other places, yes, even mobiles. This

is far from an exhausve list.

Because the biggest crisis facing the early church was

relaons between Jewish Chrisans and possible

pagan converts who wanted to be followers of Jesus.

This story would have been told to show how Jesus

extended his saving mission to non-Jews in Pagan

territory. That is good news for us, Gospel for us,

Gospel for billions of non-Jewish people over the

course of history since then and into the future. That

is why we are truly Catholic, which, as you know, isthe Greek for universal, world-wide. This woman is

the one whose story was treasured as opening up the

Church to being truly universal a home for all people

a place where the whole of humanity can be made

whole in every way.

That is what it means to be Catholic. Could this

Canaanite woman be celebrated as the rst Catholic?

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Opp O T P

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 part-me at Newcastle East Public

School as a Student Welfare Worker. For more

informaon contact Loreo by phone on 4933 7425 oremail on loreto.lynch@exemail.com.au.

An Evening with Dr John Irvine

An evening with Dr John Irvine will be held on Tuesday

2nd September at 6:30pm at St James Primary

School, Skellatar Stock Route, Muswellbrook. Dr John

Irvine is one of Australias most prominent child

psychologists. Come along and hear him speak about

Anxiety K12: Red ags & what parents can do to

support their children. A Taree date also available on

Wednesday 10th September. Light refreshments willbe served from 6:30pm. Entry is by gold coin donaon,

with all proceeds will benet charity. Visit

www.mn.catholic.edu.au/drjohn to secure your seat.

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.

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

H Gv T

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

Ardell & Bill Sharpe on 02 4283 3435 or email

wsharpe@bigpond.net.au.

Social Jusce Dinner

A Social Jusce Dinner, with guest Bishop Georey

Robinson, who will speak on Church in Crisis, will be

held on Friday 19th September at 6pm at Victor

Peters Suite, 841 Hunter St, Newcastle West. The cost

is $25 which includes a two-course dinner. Please

RSVP by 12th September by email

(events@mn.catholic.org.au)or phone (4979 1111).

Payment can be made to Catholic Diocese of Maitland

-Newcastle BSB 062-808 Account 1025 5506. Please

include reference "your name" Robinson Dinner.

2014 Naonal 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, orby email to mmp.ministries@sosj.org.

Vc VThe gis and the call of God are irrevocable. Use the

gis that God has given you to sr into ame the gi

of faith (Romans 11:29). For more informaon

regarding Vocaons contact Fr Brian Mascord on 4979

1112 or by email to vocaons@mn.catholic.org.au.

mailto:wsharpe@bigpond.net.aumailto:wsharpe@bigpond.net.au

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Ministers this 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: Marie Keep

B: Trevor Turner

Barbara Kermode, Coral McCarthy, Trevor Turner,

Robyn Ryan, Shioney Neal.

Ministers next Weekend... ...of the Word ...of Communion

6pm Tuncurry A: Lou Hope

B: Geraldine Mullin

Margaret Smith, Maureen Stevens, Michael Amato,

Owen Carroll, Ruth Pearson.

7am Tuncurry A: Kay Griths

B: Edna Tucker

Cecile Malone, Cushla Drake, Edna Tucker, Kay Griths,

Patricia Cornish.

9am Forster A: Barbara Dolahenty

B: Genevieve Williamson

Alan McCarthy, Anne Hartman, Anne Moloney, Coral

McCarthy, Elle Cairns-Cowan.

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.

Scp R T W

Today Isaiah 56:1, 6-7

Romans 11:13-15, 29-32

Mahew 15:21-28

Monday Ezekiel 24:15-24

Mahew 19:16-22

Tuesday Ezekiel 28:1-10

Mahew 19:23-30

Wednesday Ezekiel 34:1-11

Mahew 20:1-16

Thursday Ezekiel 36:23-28

Mahew 22:1-14

Friday Ezekiel 37:1-14

Mahew 22:34-

40

Saturday Ezekiel 43:1-7

Mahew 23:1-12

Sunday Isaiah 22:19-23

Romans 11:33-36

Mahew 16:13-20

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Responsorial Psalm

Response: O God, let all the naons praise you!

Gospel Acclamaon

Alleluia, alleluia!

Jesus preached the Good News of the kingdom

and healed all who were sick

Alleluia!

I c, p p :

Those recently deceased.

Peter McCabe.

Those whose anniversaries occur about now.

George Bourke, John Anderson.

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.