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Catholic Parish of Warringah (Diocese of Broken Bay, N.S.W.)
Office: 50 Oaks Avenue (P.O. Box 467) Dee Why, 2099, N.S.W.
Tel. 9982 6536 - Fax 9972 2863 - E-mail: [email protected]
St Kevin’s Church
50 Oaks Ave, Dee Why,
2099 , N.S.W.
St John the Apost le Church
57 Waratah Pde, Narraweena,
2099, N.S.W.
3rd April 2016 Second Sunday of Easter
Scalabrinian Fathers
Parish Administrator Fr. Tiziano Torresan
0437 316 877
Assistant Priest:
Fr. Norberto Ochoa 0437 324 227
Parish Primary Schools
● St. John’s Catholic Primary
School; Principal: Mr Mark
Bateman; Ph: 9971 9297
● St. Kevin’s Catholic Primary
School; Principal: Mrs Lorraine
Vincent; Ph: 9971 1644
St Kevin’s Church
Weekday Masses:
Mon-Sat:8:30am (Holy Rosary 8am); Fri 12 Noon
Week-end Mass Times
Saturday Vigil: 6pm
Sunday: 8am; 9.15am, 10.30am (in Italian);
6pm Youth Mass
Filipino Mass: 1st Sunday of the month 4pm
and Third Sunday of the Month 11.45am - Mass
in Tagalog
Every 4th Sunday:
Chaplaincy Youth Mass at 6.00 pm
Reconciliation: Saturday: 4pm - 5pm
Mass/Anointing of the Sick
First Fridays of the month at the 12 noon Mass
Cenacle of Prayer:
Wednesday after the 8.30am Mass
Devotion to Sacred Heart of Jesus
First Fridays of the month: 7pm Mass
Eucharistic Adoration:
Fridays after 8.30am Mass till 11.45am
Legion of Mary: Every Wednesday at 2pm
St John the Apostle Church
Weekday Masses:
Tues-Sat: 9.15am (Holy Rosary 8.55am)
Week-end Mass Times
Saturday Vigil: 5pm with Children’s Liturgy
Sunday: 8am & 10am
Reconciliation: Sat: 9.45am-10.45am
Cenacle of Prayer: 9am Wednesday
Eucharistic Adoration: Monday 7pm –11pm
Anointing of the Sick: 4th Sunday of
the month after the 8 am & 10 am Masses
Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus:
1st Friday of the month at 9.45am and Anointing of
the Sick
Indian Mass: 4th Saturday of the month: Mass for
the Syro Malabar Catholic Rite at 7.00 pm.
Devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary
1st Saturday of each month after 9.15am Mass.
Rosary, Litany & Consecration to Mary.
REFLECTION
During the time between Jesus’ resurrection and his ascension, the disciples in a way lose their freedom of choice to believe or not to
believe that it is Jesus truly alive again. No other living person bears the scars of crucifixion, the crowning with thorns, and the stab of a spear. But Jesus, with the scars and those marks of human cruelty, has triumphed over all the negativities of human existence, and yes,
even over death ! The scars are a reminder of the frailty of our earthly life. While on
Earth we can be wounded in body or in spirit. But the scars, even as they never completely go away, do not hurt anymore. The scars of
the risen Jesus are no different. From the point of view of Easter, the pains and sufferings of life— poverty, hunger, sickness, heartaches,
loss of loved ones, broken families, murder of unborn children, violence against women, addiction, pornography, greed, lust, political
and ecclesiastical scandals—all of these, like Jesus’ scars, will become memories. Everything in this world, good or bad, is just temporary. Easter promises that everything will be better in the future. In fact, everything will be perfect for good, and forever.
That forever starts now, with the Easter of the Lord’s resurrection.
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Give thanks to the Lord for he is good,
his love has no end.
Mass Intentions for the Week St. John’s, Narraweena
Saturday 5pm 2
Ad mentem offerentis
Sunday 8.00am 3 “
10.00am “
Tuesday 9.15am 5 “
Wednesday 9.15am 6 “
Thursday 9.15am 7 “
Friday 9.15am 8 “
Saturday 9.15am 9 “
St. Kevin’s, Dee Why
Saturday 6.00pm 2 Ad mentem offerentis. Deceased Giovanni
Battista Caruso.
Sunday 8.00am 3 All Souls in Purgatory . Deceased victims
of the Brussels terror attacks
9.15am
Deceased victims of the Brussels terror
attacks. Deceased Fausta Panetta, Special
intentions Babak Zanjani and other private
special intentions.
10.30am
Dec Rosa & Carmelo Agresta, Forunato
Piccirillo & family, Antonio Mugnes &
family, Antonio & Filomena Capraro, Sal-
vatore & Alfia Cavallaro ( Ann) , Salvatore
& Mariastella Masi, Francesca Mendicino,
Michelina Maruca, Saverio Mendicino,
Domenico Mastroianni, Stefano
Mastroianni ( 1st Ann)
6.00pm Ad mentem offerentis
Monday 8.30am 4 “
7.30pm Memorial Mass Assunta Danielli
Tuesday 8.30am 5 Ad mentem offerentis
Wednesday 8.30am 6 “
Thursday 8.30am 7 Deceased Brian Mendes ( 3rd Ann)
Friday 8.30am 8 Ad mentem offerentis
12 Noon “
Saturday 8.30am 9 All Souls in Purgatory
PARISH NEWS/EVENTS
Partecipando al sacrificio della Messa, noi ascoltiamo ogni volta
le parole di Cristo che si rivolge agli apostoli: “Vi lascio la pace,
vi do la mia pace”. Inoltre, imploriamo il Signore di concederci
“unità e pace secondo la sua volontà” e di donare “la pace ai
nostri giorni”.
Ogni volta che apparve agli apostoli Cristo, dopo aver vinto la
morte, augurò la pace, sapendo quanto tutti loro la desiderassero.
Nel conferire agli apostoli il potere di rimettere i peccati, Cristo
ha portato la pace nell’anima inquieta dell’uomo. L’anima creata
da Dio ha nostalgia di Dio. La pace con Dio è il fondamento della
pace tra gli uomini. Liberato dalla schiavitù del peccato, l’uomo è
in pace, ha l’anima in festa, in pace. La pace regna sui cuori puri.
È partendo dalla pace interiore, quella del cuore, appoggiandosi
ad essa, che si può stabilire la pace esteriore: in famiglia, fra
vicini, in seno alla Chiesa, tra i popoli. Dio chiama tutti gli uomi-
ni ad unirsi al suo popolo unico. Il suo desiderio, che è di riunire
tutti gli uomini in seno ad un’unica comunità per salvarli, è già
espresso nell’Antico Testamento.
Gli Ebrei capirono di essere un popolo unico nella lontana notte
di Pasqua in cui Dio li separò dagli Egiziani ed indicò loro la
Terra promessa.
La Pasqua viene per ricordare questo avvenimento alle genera-
zioni successive: in questo giorno ogni ebreo ha il sentimento di
essere di nuovo condotto fuori dall’Egitto per essere salvato. Allo
stesso modo, il nuovo popolo di Dio è nato il giorno di Pasqua,
quando la concordia eterna fu rinnovata e suggellata dal sangue
del Figlio di Dio. Questo popolo creato da Cristo è precisamente
la Chiesa.
Gli uomini assomigliano a piccoli universi, chiusi e segreti. Dio li
ha creati così. Ciò nonostante, il Creatore ha dato agli uomini
anche il gusto di riunirsi in gruppi, di vivere, di lavorare, di
creare in comune. Dio ha voluto allo stesso tempo assicurare loro
la salvezza in quanto comunità, la salvezza del suo popolo. Accet-
tare la salvezza promessa da Dio significa nello stesso tempo
integrarsi al nuovo popolo riunito da Cristo, in seno al quale tutti
usano i medesimi strumenti della grazia, cioè i sacramenti, sca-
turiti dalla Passione di Cristo.
In diversi momenti, il Nuovo Testamento designa Cristo come il
volto visibile di Dio, l’immagine del Padre, il suo segno (Col
1,15; Gv 1,18). Cristo è come un sacramento che significa e
trasmette l’amore del Padre. È un segno carico di significato e di
forza di salvezza; in lui si trovano riuniti il perdono del Padre e la
filiazione. In questo senso, Cristo appare come il primo sacra-
mento nato dall’amore di Dio, la fonte di tutti i sacramenti. I sac-
ramenti possono esistere solamente perché in loro Cristo stesso è
presente ed agisce.
Come una madre premurosa, la Chiesa si sforza di spiritualizzare
tutta la vita dei suoi figli e delle sue figlie. Vivere la spiritualità,
provare la pace dell’anima è tentare di dare un carattere divino
al quotidiano attraverso il flusso di grazie, di sapienza, di senti-
menti, di consolazione che viene da Dio. Per ottenere la salvezza,
egli ci fa pervenire, in un modo o nell’altro, a raggiungere Cristo.
Ci fa camminare la mano nella mano con i figli del popolo di Dio,
ci dirige verso un destino comune sotto l’egida di Cristo che si
occupa di noi, ci perdona, ci santifica e ci concede la pace.
RIFLESSIONE
Confessions: St. Kevin’s: Saturday 4:00– 5:00pm
St. John’s: Saturday 9:45 to 10:45 am
Baptism Workshops The Baptism workshop for this month will take place on Tuesday 19th April at 7pm in St Kevin’s lower hall. Please make your booking through the parish office on 9982 6536. This weekend we welcome the Ashbury, Mulholland, Vale and Waterman families for Baptism. Congratulations.
THE JOURNEY CATHOLIC RADIO PROGRAM – AIRS 10 APRIL 2016 This week on The Journey Fr Richard Healey reflects on the Gospel of John during the third Week of Easter; Sr Hil-da Scott OSB invites us to “Ask God into our Hearts,” Bruce Downes The Catholic Guy reminds us that we are “Called to Forgive” and Trish McCarthy in Milk and Honey challenges us to “Enjoy and Savour our Mealtimes.” This week’s show is also full of great songs, so go to www.jcr.org.au or www.itunes.jcr.org.au where you can listen anytime and subscribe to weekly shows by email.
PARISH NEWS/EVENTS
A WEEKEND CONFERENCE FOR CATHOLIC FAMILIES IN 2016 The 'National Association of Catholic Families' will be hosting a Weekend Family Conference 8-10 April, 2016, at Mer-roo Christian Centre, Kurrajong, NSW. Talks and activities for all ages so come and enjoy the excellent speakers, including our own Bishop Peter Comensoli and Archbishop An-thony Fisher OP. The Conference includes family catechesis and prayer, evening social entertainment and the wonderful company of other Catholic families. Please contact: [email protected] or phone Mary on 02 9875 3664 or Karen on 0413 539 378. Registration and bookings are also avail-able at: www.trybooking.com/159690 . ENCOUNTER Short Course: “Called and Chosen: Our Baptis-mal Mission” This course is part of a series of short courses offered by the Catholic Life & Faith Formation Team in the Office for Evangelisa-tion. Baptism is the foundational sacrament that draws us into the life of Christ and of the Church. This presentation captures what it means to be a baptised person and to be a disciple of Christ for the sake of the world. Pre-sented by Rev Dr John Frauenfelder. Fridays 15 & 22 April 2016 10am – 12pm Parish Centre, Our Lady of the Rosary Parish, 239-243 The En-
trance Road, The Entrance .RSVP: By 8 April Thursdays 21 & 28 April 2016 10am – 12pm St Kieran’s Parish Centre, North Harbour Catholic Community, 2 King St, Manly Vale RSVP: By 15 April Register at [email protected] or please call 9847 0448 or 4332 9825.
Project Compassion Please remember to hand your Project Compassion boxes back to the Parish Office for counting. All funds are sent to Caritas Australia for distributing to needy causes. Thank you for your financial support to this year’s appeal. Welcome Fr Reinaldo and Deacon David. This weekend we welcome to Warringah Parish , Fr Reinaldo Vassoler as Bursar and in charge of the Scalabrinian Community of Warringah . Fr Reinaldo is fluent in Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, English, Tagalog and a little Vietnamese. Deacon David has been appointed by Bishop Peter to assist in Parish Masses and pastoral matters. Please make them both feel very welcome. Thank you.
To all the kind people who attended the ceremony at
St John’s on Saturday night and had everything
turned upside down by my stupidity ,fortunately all my
problems should mend in a few days nothing very
serious. God bless you all. Sincerely Betty Beencke.
FEDERAZIONE CATTOLICA ITALIANA RADUNO MENSILE
Martedi prossimo alle 7.30pm
MOTHERS DAY / BIGGEST CUP OF TEA DINNER
DANCE SABATO 7 MAGGIO
Il costo è di $35pp per un pranzo di 4 portate e
intrattanimento. BYO alcolici.
Si prega di contattare Angela su 94014374 o membri del
comitato per prenotare il vostro posto.
Something to think about… The light gradually dawned for the disciples: the message of Easter was not received immediately or whole heartedly by all. Sometimes they seemed outwardly confident yet harbouring doubts, at other times seemed hesitant to proclaim what seemed certain to them. I am like the disciples. Jesus invites me to a fullness of faith. He sees and understands my stubbornness and reluctance yet trusts me. Calmly and gently he sends me to “the whole world”
Divine Mercy Sunday will be celebrated on Sunday 3rd April from 2.00-4.10pm at St John’s Church Narraweena. Program: DVD on Divine Mercy, Exposition, Reconciliation, Divine Mercy Chaplet, Blessing of Image, Benediction, Private Veneration of Image. “The soul that will go to Confession and receive Holy Communion will obtain complete forgiveness of sins and punishment” Jesus to St Faustina. (Diary 699)
World Youth Day 2016 – Krakow, Poland Adults between 16-35 years are still
able to join us on the WYD
Pilgrimage to Krakow this July/
August. Enrolments are still open till 12th April.
Please contact Katrin: 0404- 433 858.
Next Sausage Sizzle will be at St John’s Narraweena
this Sunday, 3rd April.
Our next Movie night at St Kevin’s Hall
Saturday, will be 16th April after Vigil Mass,
with featuring film ‘Joseph of Nazareth – Close
to Jesus‘, star t at 7.30 pm. Entry pr ice $5.
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Entrance Antiphon
Like newborn infants, you must long for the pure, spiritual milk, that in him you may grow to salvation, alleluia. First Reading: Acts 5:12-16 A reading from the Acts of the Apostles The faithful all used to meet by common consent in the Portico of Solomon. No one else ever dared to join them, but the peo-ple were loud in their praise and the num-bers of men and women who came to be-lieve in the Lord increased steadily. So many signs and wonders were worked among the people at the hands of the apostles that the sick were even taken out into the streets and laid on beds and sleep-ing-mats in the hope that at least the shad-ow of Peter might fall across some of them as he went past. People even came crowd-ing in from the towns round about Jerusa-lem, bringing with them their sick and those tormented by unclean spirits, and all of them were cured.
The word of the Lord.
Thanks be to God.
Responsorial Psalm: Ps 117:2-4. 22-27 R. Give thanks to the Lord for he is good, his love is everlasting.
Let the sons of Israel say: 'His love has no end.' Let the sons of Aaron say: 'His love has no end.' Let those who fear the Lord say: 'His love has no end.' R.
The stone which the builders rejected has become the corner stone. This is the work of the Lord, a marvel in our eyes. This day was made by the Lord; we rejoice and are glad. R.
O Lord, grant us salvation; O Lord, grant success. Blessed in the name of the Lord is he who comes. We bless you from the house of the Lord;
the Lord God is our light. R. Second Reading: Revelation 1:9-13. 17-19 A reading from the book of the Apocalypse My name is John, and through our union in Jesus I am your brother and share your sufferings, your kingdom, and all you en-dure. I was on the island of Patmos for having preached God's word and wit-nessed for Jesus; it was the Lord's day and the Spirit possessed me, and I heard a voice behind me, shouting like a trumpet, 'Write down all that you see in a book.' I turned round to see who had spoken to me, and when I turned I saw seven golden lamp-stands and, surrounded by them, a figure like a Son of man, dressed in a long robe tied at the waist with a golden girdle. When I saw him, I fell in a dead faint at his feet, but he touched me with his right hand and said, 'Do not be afraid; it is I, the First and the Last; I am the Living One. I was dead and now I am to live for ever and ever, and I hold the keys of death and of the underworld. Now write down all that you see of present happenings and things that are still to come.'
The word of the Lord.
Thanks be to God.
Gospel Acclamation: John 20:29 Alleluia, alleluia! You believe in me, Thomas, because you have seen me; happy those who have not seen me, but still believe! Alleluia!
Gospel : John 20:19-31 A reading from the holy Gospel according to John In the evening of that same day, the first day of the week, the doors were closed in the room where the disciples were, for fear of the Jews. Jesus came and stood among them. He said to them, 'Peace be with
you,' and showed them his hands and his side. The disciples were filled with joy when they saw the Lord, and he said to them again, 'Peace be with you. 'As the Father sent me so am I sending you.' After saying this he breathed on them and said:
'Receive the Holy Spirit. For those whose sins you forgive, they are forgiven; for those whose sins you retain, they are re-tained.' Thomas, called the Twin, who was one of the Twelve, was not with them when Jesus came. When the disciples said, 'We have seen the Lord,' he an-swered, 'Unless I see the holes that the nails made in his hands and can put my finger into the holes they made, and un-less I can put my hand into his side, I re-fuse to believe.' Eight days later the disci-ples were in the house again and Thomas was with them. The doors were closed, but Jesus came in and stood among them. 'Peace be with you,' he said. Then he spoke to Thomas, 'Put your finger here; look, here are my hands. Give me your hand; put it into my side. Doubt no longer but believe.' Thomas replied, 'My Lord and my God!' Jesus said to him: 'You believe because you can see me. Happy are those who have not seen and yet believe.' There were many other signs that Jesus worked and the disciples saw, but they are not recorded in this book. These are recorded so that you may be-lieve that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that believing this you may have life through his name.
The Gospel of the Lord.
Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ.
Communion Antiphon Bring your hand and feel the place of the nails, and do not be unbelieving but believing, alleluia
SCRIPTURE READINGS
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