St Patrick’s ParishOamaru, Kurow, Omarama,

Otematata & Hampden68 Reed Street Oamaru

Phone: 03-434-8543 Parish Priest: Father Wayne Healey

Phone: 03-434-8543Email: oamaru.basilica@xtra.co.nzParish Centre Administrator: Elaine HurleyFather’s Emergency Mobile 027-348-7681Website: www.oamarubasilica.org

MASS TIMESBASILICA Saturday, Vigil Mass 5:00pm (68 Reed St Oamaru) Sunday 9:30am

KUROW 1st & 3rd Sundays 12:00 Noon (Sacred Heart Church) (Main Road Kurow)

HAMPDEN 2nd & 4th Sundays 11:30am Our Lady Star of the Sea Church (Hampden)

WEEKDAY MASSES ETCDEAN O’REILLY LOUNGE Mon-Tue-Wed-Fri 9:15am (Replaced by a Funeral Mass) 1stFriday 9:15am MassofAnointing Thursdays 9:15am (During school holidays etc)

BASILICA Thursdays 9:15am (DuringTermtimes)

ST KEVIN’S (Chapel) Friday 12:20pm (57 Taward St) - Except School Holidays and any term breaks RECONCILIATION (Basilica) ThursdayafterMass (or by appointment)

ADORATION & EXPOSITION Wednesday 8:00am OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Thursday 8:00am(Lounge) Friday 8:00am

ROSARY (Lounge) Wednesdayafter9:15amMass COMMUNITY ROSARY (Lounge) Saturday 2.00pm St Philip Neri Feast Day 26th May

MAY 2018

Volume XXXVII Issue IV

Dear Parishioners,ThecelebrationsofEasterseemsofarawaynowbutthespiritoftheRisenChristwillbewithus forever. Thank you once again to all who supported and were involved in the lead up to thewonderfulspiritualcelebrationsandtoallwhoattended.Youweremarvellousasalways.When I look at our Pastoral Candle it truly reminds me of the Peace and Hope given to us by Christ Jesus, the Risen Lord. Without Jesus' light we would be living in a spiritual darkness as towhat,whenandhowourlifeismeanttobelived.ForusChristisHope,Peace,Joy,Directionand The Good Shepherd guiding us through life to Eternal Life. Alleluia Alleluia Alleluia.ThankyoutoallwhoattendedBishopMichaelDooley'sEpiscipalOrdinationonThursday26thApril in Dunedin. A wonderful occasion indeed. Every Blessing Fr Wayne

Editorial Eucharist and Divorce. At one of their Ad Limina visits to Rome in 2010 to report on the church, the NZ bishop’s raised the question ofDivorce and remarriage with the Pope, who seemed to listensympathetically.However,nothingconstructivehasresulted. Nearly all of us have this sadness in a close family member and it touches our lives. This year, Cardinal CarloMariaMartini, Archbishop ofMilan, died but just before he did he gave an interview on thechurch.Inonesectionhehadthistosay. “Who are the sacraments for? These are the third tool of healing. The sacraments are not an instrument of discipline, but a help for people in their journey and in the weaknesses of their lives. Are we carrying the sacraments to the people who need new strength? I think of all the divorced and remarried couples, to extended families. They need special protection. The church upholds theindissolubility of matrimony. It's a grace when a marriage and a family succeed ... The attitude we hold towards extended familiesdetermines the ability of the church to be close to their children. A woman, for instance, is abandoned by her husbandandfindsanewcompanionwhotakescareofherand her three children. This second love succeeds. If this family is discriminated against, not only is the mother cut out [from the church] but also her children. If the parents feel like they're outside the church and don't feel its support,thechurchwilllosethefuturegeneration.Beforecommunion,wepray:"Lord,Iamnotworthy...'Weknowwe'renotworthy...Loveisagrace.Loveisagift.Thequestionofwhetherthedivorcedcanreceivecommunionought to be turned around. How can the church reach peoplewhohavecomplicatedfamilysituations?”TheArchbishopofMilanputsintoperspectivewhatthesacraments are about, tools of making God present, of healing but not a tool of discipline. I think this asks each of us to think about where we stand of this issue. Like the Archbishop,dowequestionthechurchonsomeissuesordo we just accept them. We do know it is a grace when marriage succeeds and that is the desired way but we also know grace can come to us from the adversity of breakup and the often-subsequent new love that emerges. Forme, I think his telling phrase is that sacraments are not an instrument of discipline but an instrument of love and grace. Who can change the exclusion of divorced from Eucharist? We, the church can. If we just do that, allow the

Sacristan (Monthly)May Vigil Jan LawMaySunday KathyMartin-InksterJun Vigil Tony & Glenys KearnsJun Sunday Maurice Mulligan

Intercessary Prayer WritersMay 6th Roseanne SheridanMay13th NeroliCottamMay 20th Jan TierneyMay 27th Tony MullallyJune 3rd Elaine Hurley

Church Cleaning (week commencing)May 6th & 13th Eufrosina & Jimmy FinlaysonMay20th&27th TonyPerniskie&BevConlanJun 3rd & 10th Tony Kearns & Pauline Orr Cleaning Dean O'R. Lounge, Outside Toilet & Parish Centre (Thursday)May 3rd & 10th Jenny NyikaMay 17th & 24th Espie Orlowski May 31st & June 7th Carmen Sutherland

Sunday Morning TeaMay 6th Jasmin MaretMay 13th Espie OrlowskiMay 20th Roseanne SheridanMay 27th Kunnethedan FamilyJune 3rd Jasmin Maret

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individuals concerned to use their own conscience and approachthealtaroflovewithoutourcondemnation,thelaw of the church will follow suit. Law always changes because something is happening that demandsa changeand thisoftencomes from thegrass-roots people. We, the people, do have to have the courage andopennesstoletgracetakeprecedenceinsuchmatters.This, some of you will remember, I wrote in 2010 but followingupMarkWylie’sarticlelastmonthitseemsgoodto repeat it again. Mary Horn

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Today's Readings6th May 2018

6th Sunday of Easter

Introduction to the MassInthesedaysofEasterwereflectonhowtheapostlesgrewin their awareness of the risen Lord in their lives, and we pray for the transforming power of the Holy Spirit to enable us to know that Jesus is with us today, helping us to love one anothr just as he has loved us. First Reading: Acts 10:25-26,34-35,44-48PetercomestoknowthatthegiftoftheHolySpiritisnotlimited to a select few, but it is meant for all people.

Second Reading: 1 John 4:7-10God's love was revealed when God sent his only Son so that we could have life through him.

Gospel of John: 15:9-17The disciples are not servants but friends of Jesus whom he has chosen and sent into the world to bear fruit that will last.

Next Sunday's Readings13th May 2018

Ascension of the LordFirst Reading: Acts 1:1-11

Second Reading: Ephesians 1:17-23Gospel Mark 16:15-20

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lawyer about it? Form of bequest

I give to the St Patrick's Parish Oamaru the sum of $.......................

For general purposes (or name of specific purpose) and I declare that the receipt by the Parish Priest for the time being of St Patrick's Basilica shall be sufficient discharge for this gift.

HappeningsBaptisms:We welcome into our Parish FamilyKhent Gabrielle Tablada EseroKyle Zayden VergaraDihvyn SoaneManu Amelia Amusiaeaa HafokaJayla Louise Strong

Deaths: We remember in our PrayersJoseph LeeMarie O'ConnellFr Doug HoareGeoffreyParkerPeter ConnRussell SimpsonLarry Reginald Hamond

Lost and Found GroupEveryone is welcome to a Pot Luck Lunch in the Dean O’Reilly Lounge every 2nd Sunday of the month. Grace at 12 noon. Enquiries to

Blackmore’s434-8133

Phoenix Family GroupEveryone is welcome to a Pot Luck Lunch in the Dean O’Reilly Lounge every 4th Sunday of the month.

Feb-Novwith Grace at 12 noon.

Enquiriesto:CaringBurgess434-5320

Oamaru Churches FoodbankRemembertheFoodBank

Now every Sunday of the month.

Catholic Social ServicesPlease phone for appointments

Phone: (03) 4340913 or (03) 455 3838

St Patrick's ParishPrayer Group

"Come Holy Spirit"ComeHoly Spirit Searchingfirewhoseflameallevilburnsaway. Comedown

to us with light and love, in silences and in peace to stay. We are preparing for Pentecost. If you would like to join wemeet in the parish centre Tuesdays 2-3pm. You arewelcome. For enquiries, prayer requests, or a home visit

please contact:Maurice 437-0338 or Fely 434-9118

O Lord, listen to my prayer and let my cry for help reach you. Do not hide your face from me in the day of my distress. Turn your ear towards me and answer me

quickly when I call. Psalm 101

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I think about my life coming to an end... If our dying is the wintertimeofourlife,thenautumnisthetimeofgatheringineverythingbeautifulandgood. Icangather intomyselfthe autumn colours. I can gather into myself my family and friends for talking and listening, for loving and laughter. I can gather in happy memories. I can gather in good words from Scripture, series, poems and prayers, good works from the lips of people who love me. Tui Motu Magazine. Issue 127, May 2009

St. Philip Neri Feastday: May 26Patron of Rome, US Special Forces, humour, joyBirth:July21,1515Death: May 26, 1595Beatified:May11,1615byPopePaulVCanonized: March 12, 1622 by Pope Gregory XVSt.PhilipNeriwasaChristianmissionaryandfounderoftheCongregationoftheOratory,acommunityofCatholicpriests and lay brothers. He was born in Florence on July 21, 1515 as one of four children to Francesco Neri. From a very young age, Philip was known for being cheerful andobedient.Hewasaffectionately referred toas "goodlittlePhil."HereceivedhisearlyteachingsfromfriarsattheDominican monastery in Florence, San Marco.At18yearsold,Philipwentofftolivewithawealthyfamilymember in San Germano. He was sent there to assist in - and possibly inherit - the family business. However, soon afterhisarrival,Philipexperiencedamysticalvision,whichhe eventually spoke of as his Christian conversion. ThiseventwasanencounterwiththeLordanditdramaticallychanged his life.Hesoonlostinterestinowningpropertyorparticipatinginbusiness. He felt a call from the Holy Spirit to radically live for and serve the Lord Jesus Christ and His Church. So, Philip set out for Rome. Once in Rome, Philip was the live-in tutor for a fellow Florentine's sons. Under Philip's guidance, the two boysimproved in all aspects of life and faith, proving Philip's specialtalentwithhumanrelationshipsandinbringingoutthe best in people.

“We the Parish Community, welcome EVERYBODY to our Parish family, and would love to meet and greet you all personally. However, since all parishioners are not known to us by name, we would love you to introduce yourself and join the family for a cuppa in the Dean O'Reilly Lounge after Mass on Sunday, or make yourself known to Elaine or Father Wayne in the Parish Office

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The Operation Having lunch with a group of people, I fell to talking with asurgeon,averyinterestingman."Doctor,"Iasked,"whatwasthegreatestoperationyoueverperformed?" "Well,"hesaid,"I reallydon'tknow. ManyoperationsIhaveperformedrequiredallmyskills. Butperhaps theonethatmeant themost tomewasthetime Ioperatedonalittlegirlwhowasgivenonlyatenpercentchanceofsurvival.Shewassuchalittlething,andsopalewhentheybroughtherintotheoperationroom."Atthattime,Iwashavingagreatdealoftroublemyself.I had a son who was a real probem and there were other things as well. I had allowed myself to become an unhappy man. As the nurses were preparing to administer the anaesthetictothislittlegirl,sheasked,"Doctor,mayIsaysomething?'"Yeshoneywhatisit?"Ireplied."Well,everynight when I go to bed I say my prayers, and I'd like to say a prayernow.""That'sallright,honey,pleasesayyourprayer,andthinkofme,too,won'tyou?" In a sweet voice sheprayed: "Jesus, tender Shepherd,hearme,blessthylittlelambtonight;throughthedarknessbethounearme;keepmesafetillmorninglight;anddearGod, please bless the Doctor." Then she added brightly,"I'm ready now, and I'm not afraid, because Jesus lovesme and He is right here wth me and is going to bring me throughokay.""Iwasblindedbytears"confessedthesurgeon."Ihadtoturn away and occupy myself with another wash-up before I could start theoperationand I said: "DearGod, if younever help me save another human being, help me save thislittlegirl."Ioperatedonherandthemiraclehappened.She lived! Leaving the hospital that day, I realised that I was the one who had been operated on, not the girl. She taught me that if I take all my problems and put them in the handsofJesus,Hewillseemethrough."

Next Issue of Parishioner

3rd June 2018Closing Date for all copy

is 20th MayPlease hand in copy

EARLY Email: Judy on

ajmoffat@xtra.co.nz or to Secretary’s Office at

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Daily Digs I am one of the seven billion human beings alive today. We each have a responsibility to think about humanity and the goodoftheworldbecauseitaffectsourownfuture.Weweren’tbornonthisplanetatthistimetocreateproblemsbuttobringaboutsomebenefit.Dalai Lama

Do not think that love, in order to be genuine, has to be extraordinary.What we need is to love without gettingtired. How does a lamp burn? Through the continuousinput of small drops of oil. If the drops of oil run out, the light of the lamp will cease, and the bridegroom will say, “Idonotknowyou”(Matt.25:12).Whatarethesedropsof oil in our lamps? They are the small things of daily life: faithfulness, small words of kindness, a thought for others, our way of being silent, of looking, of speaking, and of acting. These are the true drops of love that keep yourreligiouslifeburninglikealivingflame.Mother Teresa

Photo: Peter McIntosh ODT

As a Southland farm boy, Michael Dooley used to stand, shepherd'scrookinhand,watchinghisfather'sflock. On Thursday night, 26th April 2018, there was not a Swanndriorapairofgumbootsinsight,butBishopMichaelDooleyoncemorewatchedoverhisFather'sflock. On stage in the Dunedin Town Hall, newly ordained as CatholicBishopofDunedinandwithastaffreplacingthecrook,BishopDooleytoldthe1000-strongcongregationhefeltalongwayawayfromHeddonBush."WhenIleftschoolIdidanapprenticeshipinengineering...so entering a seminary wasn't something that was expected.IhadtrustthatthatwasGod'swillforme."Ordainedin1989,BishopDooleyhasbeenaparishpriestin Otago and Southland, and served an eight-year term as chaplain of Kavanagh College. For the past 18 months, he has been vicar-general to BishopColinCampbell,whowishedhissuccessorwellashemovedontobecomeBishopEmeritusofDunedin. Bishop Campbell was principal celebrant at Michael'sordination, with assistance from Cardinal John Dew andArchbishop Martin Krebs, Apostolic Pro-Nuncio to NewZealand and Fiji. As well as a combined choir, choristers from the Samoan, TonganandFilipinocommunitiessang. Children from St Mary's School Mosgiel and St Peter Chanel School Green Island also performed.BishopDooleyistheseventhmantobeordainedBishopofDunedin, and said he was thankful his predecessor would stillbearoundtoaidhim. The new role had given him some sleepless nights, includingmuchdebateoverwhatmottotoputonhisnewcoatofarms,BishopDooleysaid.

"It was a source of great anxiety tome, but one nightIwokeup, gotup, and Iwrote itdown: "Trust inGod",hesaid."Thathasbeenathemeofmylife,anditwillbeas I take on the privilege of leading this diocese in the shepherdingroleasbishop."mike.houlahan@odt.co.nz

Comments from some who attended the Ordination from the Oamaru Parish who travelled by bus

Wouldn't have missed it for the world

Great choir. Privileged to have been part of it

ThePacificathemewaswonderful

Uplifting-Awesomewithallculturesinvolved

Marvellous-Magnificent-Spectacularanduplifting

SomanyPriestsandBishopsinattendance

Very enjoyable

WonderfulDiocesanCelebration

Inspiring - Spiritual

Mass embraced diversity of our Diocese

We were up close to see it all

Fun in youth - Singing in a big group

AllsinginginharmonyandwithdifferentEthnicgroups

Bishop Michael Dooley's Ordination as the Seventh Bishop of the Dunedin Dioceseon 26th April 2018 in the Dunedin Town Hall

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& 3

.