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ST JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC PARISH NAMBOUR
DISTRICT Embracing Kenilworth, Palmwoods, Yandina
and Bli Bli
12th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME YEAR B
“Building a community of Jesus’ disciples.” We welcome you - We are one family
Nambour Parish Office 07 54411034 Office Hours
8:30-2pm (Closed Tuesday)
Emergency
(serious illness/accident) 0738363221
Parish Email
Parish Website www.nambourcatholics.net
Parish Staff Fr. Odinaka Nwadike
Parish Priest and Nambour Hospital Chaplain
Rev Tim Shanahan
Deacon
Cecilia Denny Parish Secretary
Julia Quinn
Admin Assist
Sue Wolter Kenilworth Community Leader
0439 130 158
St Joseph’s Primary Office Debbie Kelly/Marie Petrie
0754419222
St John’s College Office 0754415666
Good Samaritan College
0753748800 Outside School Hours Care
Kelly Kennedy (0417841071)
St Joseph’s Conference St Vincent de Paul Nambour
Mobile: 0407859965 Office: 0754595202
Email: [email protected]
St John Bosco Church 21 Anne Street
Kenilworth
St Joseph’s Church P.O. Box 569
177 Currie Street
St. Joseph’s Parish Mass Times this week
Monday 8:00am , Wednesday 10:00am, Friday 8:00am, Saturday 6:00pm, Sunday 8:00am
Reconciliation Wednesday 9:30, Saturday 4:30pm
St John Bosco Church Mass Time Third Sunday of the month 10:00am
This weeks Readings: Job 30:1, 8-11; 2 Cor 5:14-17; Mk 4:35-41
‘Why are you so frightened… how is it that you have no faith?’ How can we fight fear with faith? Jesus' sleeping presence on the storm-tossed sea reveals the sleeping faith of his disciples. They feared for their lives even though their Lord and Master was with them in the boat. They were asleep to Christ while he was present to them in their hour of need. The Lord Jesus is ever present to us. And in our time of testing he asks the same question: Why are you afraid? Have you no faith? Do you recognize the Lord's presence with you, especially when you meet the storms of ad-versity, sorrow, and temptation? Whenever we encounter trouble, the Lord is there with the same reassuring message: "It is I, do not be afraid." The Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) tells us that Faith is an entire-ly free gift that God gives to us. Believing is only possible by grace and the help of the Holy Spirit, who moves the heart and who opens the eyes of the mind to understand and accept the truth which God has revealed to us. Faith enables us to relate to God rightly and confidently, with trust and reliance, by believing and adhering to his word, because he is utterly reliable and trustworthy. If we want to live, grow, and persevere in faith, then it must be nourished with the word of God. Fear does not need to cripple us from taking right action or rob us of our trust and reliance on God. Courage working with faith enables us to em-brace God's word of truth and love with confidence and to act on it with firm hope in God's promises. The love of God strengthens us in our faith and trust in him and enables us to act with justice and kindness towards our neighbour even in the face of opposition or harm. Do you allow the love of Christ to rule in your heart and mind, and to move your will to choose what is good in accordance with his will? "Lord Jesus, increase my faith in your redeeming love and power that I may always recognize your abiding presence with me. And give me courage to do your will in all circumstances." (One Bread, One Body courtesy of Presentation Ministries © 2021.)
Fr Odinaka
Please pray for the Sick and needy and all the sick of the Par ish and their families including, Jenny Langley, Coral Grace, Anne Dawes, Margaret Steel, and particularly all those affected by coronavirus locally and globally, and their loved ones, and also those remaining in the Parish Journal for the Sick. B The Journal for the sick is carried forward in the procession at the preparation of the Offerings. Please advise when loved ones circumstances change and they no longer need to be in the Petition Journal. Mass on Demand is available 24/7 on https://www.youtube.com/user /cathnews.
Please pray for those who are seriously ill or suffering in hospital including April Coulson, Joy Montifiore, Barry Pobjoy, Joan Pobjoy, Mark Hottes, Kerry Ryan, Diana Janstrom, Peter Janstrom, Greg Pearce (Brian & Kerrie), John McGlenchy, John Rhule, Linda Skinner, Margaret Madden, Les Dudley, Kerry Sweeney, Joe Hilton, Sam Moran, Simon Dawson, Margaret Hassal, Edie Stevens (4yr old), Brian Clarke, Doro-thy Powell, Lenny Hutchensen, Wendy Hill, Kate McDonald, Malcolm Colclough, Pa-tricia Wilson, Mary Street, Mory Sorry, Tim McKenzie, Peter Jacobson, Eileen Dunn, Margaret Luff (Sundale), Adrian Stagg, Anne Barnett, Judith Konitzer, Peter Henning (son in law of T. Littler), Sarah Wooler, Baby Hazel Rickertt, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Lisa Cannon, Bernard Hobbins, Corine Richards, Dane Pitkin, Patrick Mann, Jan Hinton, Loretta Sheeran, along with all those who work and serve in hospitals, in any capacity. Please pray for all Parishioners & Friends in residential or home care and those who care for them including Josephine Flynn, Anne Norman, Maria Rowe, Derek Marshall, Kathleen D’Rozario, Martin Schulz, Guy Spilers, Barry Hawke, Lillian Minz, Patricia Langford, Brian & Cecily Flynn (Melb), Adele Ashworth, Roy Nipperess, Ivan & Colleen Brady, David Hogan, Olive Barker, Pauline Higgins, Elvira Quinn, Dr. Don O’Donohue, Tom O’Connor, Fr Morrie Clarke, Herbert Lehner, Dennis Kidcaff, Bever-ley Fraser, Michael Hennessy, Robyn Whiting, Shirley Matheson, Patricia Warrender, Margaret Kenna, Hazel Grundy, Patricia Royds, David Hogan, Rita Herrick, Pat McDonald, Val Brennan, John Kincade, Joan & Terry Gateson, Kevin Crowe, Dr. John Conroy, Polia Welch, Trish Van Hoeckel, Jeanette Innis, Vince Plumber, William Turner, Cecily Woodgate, Peg DiCerto, Vince Currie, Elizabeth Knowlton, Betty Mifsud, Desleigh Christensen. Anniversaries: Remember in your prayers all those whose Anniversary occurs at this time especially Paddy Bonser, Lesley Bonser, Reg & Mary Bonser, Fr Tom Isaacs, William & Cathe-rine Kirkman, Bernie Furner 29/5, Phyllis Hawken, and we pray for all their families and loved ones. Deceased: Please pray for the repose of the souls of Bernard Michael Burke, Maria Christina (Tina) Gevers, Leonard Joseph Welsford, (husband of Lydia), especially of all those recently deceased.
Please pray for the suffer ing souls in Purgatory, especially deceased relatives and friends.
Saturday 19th June 4:30pm Reconciliation 6:00pm Mass Sunday 20th June 12th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME 8:00am Mass 9:00am Baptism:
Noah Ariki Jamieson (Bonnie & Ben)
9:00am Altar Server Information session 10:00am Mass St John Bosco Kenilworth 5:30pm Catholic Mass at Palmwoods (Anglican Church) Monday 21st June 8:00am Mass Wednesday 23rd June 9:30am Reconciliation 10:00am Mass Friday 25th June 8:00am Mass 4:00pm Youth Group meet Saturday 26th May School holidays commence 4:30pm Reconciliation 6:00pm Mass Sunday 27th May 13th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME 8:00am Mass 9:00am Music Ministry meeting C/Centre
NB Next Liturgy meeting Monday 5th July.
Sunday 6:00am TV Mass at Home (ch 10)
Tuesdays in 2020 Tai Chi resuming Tuesday 2nd Febru-
ary, 2021: Contact Judy 0427 690 072
Wednesdays 10:30am Cenacle of the Marion
Movement of Priest Thursdays 2020
9:30am Christian Meditation: Room 2, Good Sam Centre
Thursdays 9:30am Christian Meditation Sundays 9:00am Liturgy of the word with Communion Third Sunday 10:30am this weekend Mass 20/06//21
PARISH WEEKLY DIARY
ST JOHN BOSCO CHURCH KENILWORTH
THIS WEEK’S MASS TIMES
Recently I celebrated the forty-seventh anniversary of my ordination as a priest – in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Melbourne, on 18 May 1974, which happened to be the fifty-fourth birthday of the then Archbishop of Cra-cow who became Pope John Paul II. It’s a long time ago, but I remem-ber the day as if it were yesterday. And that’s how it will be for Will, Jack and Francis, whom we are about to ordain to the priesthood. They come from three different ethnic backgrounds; and each has his own vocation story to tell. They will be ordained priest at a time vastly dif-ferent to 1974. Since then both society and the Church have changed in dramatic ways, and that means they will serve as priests in a different world. But the call of Jesus is timeless, and it has reached deep into their heart. It’s a call that claims everything, and that can be daunting. I thought I knew what I was saying yes to all those years ago, but I didn’t. Ordination always means signing a blank cheque. So Will, Jack and Francis will sign the blank cheque on 29 June, and Jesus Christ will fill in the details as the years go by. He never disappoints or betrays those who say yes to him as these three men have done.
ARCHBISHOP MARK HAS A MESSAGE FOR YOU
Parish Ministries
& Coordinators
Sacristan
Eileen Bradford
Safe Guarding Children &
Vulnerable Adults Representative
Susan Brinnand.
Liturgy Committee
Maureen Murphy.
Liturgical Music
Music Ministry
led by Fred de Waard.
Liturgical Art & Environment
Trevor & Judy Smith.
Communion to the Sick
Rosanna Tumelty.
Rosters
Trevor Smith & Annette Baker.
Servers
Maureen Murphy.
Children's Liturgy
Jocelyn Lysaght.
Sacramental Program
Rosanna Tumelty.
Baptism Ministry
Rosanna Tumelty.
Ecumenical Ministry
Joan Pobjoy.
Eucharistic Adoration Co-ordinator
Rosanna Tumelty & Adrian Eldridge.
Helping Hands
Kate Bourassa & Jan Imarisio.
Family Connections
Tracey Langford.
Youth Minister
To be confirmed
Contact all Ministry Coordinators
C/- Parish Office 54411034
ST JOSEPH’S USUAL MONTHLY DIARY
1st Monday:
4:15pm (next tba) Liturgy Meeting
7:00pm Baptism Preparation 1st Friday:
8:30am—6:00pm 10 Hour Eucharistic Adoration Followed by Benediction concluding at 6:30pm 2nd Sunday:
10:00am Community of the Sons & Daughters of God Spiritual Gathering—following Mass prayer, spiritual talk, Divine Office and BYO lunch 3rd Sunday:
5:30pm Mass at Palmwoods Last Monday-bi-monthly
5:15pm Helping Hands Next meeting Monday 26th July
Counters: This week: Group 3 : M. & B. Barker , L. Richardson, H. Turner , B. Pearce, J . Bourassa, J . Goggin Next Week: Group 4 : M. Jackson, B. & M. Barker , E. Bradford, K. Grundy, V. Richmond
Government COVID 19 regulations for St Joseph’s church, 300 people
maximum for weekend and week day Masses. Please remember that the Archbishop has dispensed us from the Sunday obligation to attend mass until further notice. The Online booking link— URL Link: https://tinyurl.com/yytf6xk9 Sign in sheets are also available at all Masses on the weekends. If necessary phone the office 5441 1034 or send an email to [email protected] Thank you all for your tolerance complying with the current COVID 19 Government Regulations.
EVENTBRITE MASS BOOKING SYSTEM
Attention new arrivals with intentions of joining St Joseph’s Parish—please spend a moment to introduce your self to the Mass Co-ordinators, or any of the Ministers available when you are at Mass. St Joseph’s Parish is pleased to have new Parishioners to worship with—We welcome you and invite you to call the Parish office on 5441 1034 to ensure your arrival does not commence unacknowledged.
The Parish has invested in a First Aid Accident & Emergency HeartSine Defibrillator. The Defibrillator is located in the Church, easily accessible for our registered team’s use in First aid emergencies. Thank you to five Parishioners for joining this new Ministry. Please contact the Parish office on 5441 1034 if you are supportive of this initiative and the following is applicable to you:
Current First Aid compliancy
Willing to undertake a brief online training course. Online Training Links will be provid-ed.
Willing to share the role of monthly defibrillator check. We look forward to more Parishioners for the team with conscientious commitment.
HEARTSINE DEFIBRILLATOR
WELCOME TO NEW PARISHIONERS
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The Catholic Leader June issue is available now for $4. Featured in this month’s is-sue: - Married couple of 31 years who faced extraordinary medical challenges talks faith and family - Springfield sees eight parishioners step forward in public minis-try including women acolytes and new deacon - Meet the newest fully professed Sisters of St Paul de Chartres - Focus on Marriage: resources and ministries in Brisbane for married couples - Marlon Riley on Reconciliation - PLUS special Tertiary Education feature
Helping hands for
Parishioner support
Please contact Kate Bourassa and Jan Imarisio
care of the Parish office on 5441 1034 or email
STEWARDSHIP “He asked them, ‘Why are you terrified? Do you not yet have faith?’” – MARK 4:40 Do you really trust God? Is God your first choice or last resort? Is your faith something you just do on Sunday or do you live the Gospel message every day of the week? Many of us know about God. How many of us have a personal relationship with Him? Start now, open your heart to receive our Lord. Talk and listen to Him throughout the day, in all circumstances. Accessed on June 6, 2021 from https:// www.archstl.org/about-stewardship/bulletin-inserts/ weekly-bible-reflections)
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