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Dear Parishioners, 1. The Instruction Manual In the First Reading, God gives Moses and the Israelites the ten commandments. These are God’s basic instruction manual for life. In Christ’s Sermon on the Mount (Mt 5-7), that basic instruction manual is supplied with more details. The ten commandments forbid murder. The Sermon on the Mount commands you actually to love your enemy, turn the other cheek to him, and so on. The rules of God’s instruction manual for us are helpful; but, as we all have learned, it is hard to know in what circumstances they apply. Suppose you interpret the commandment about turning the other cheek to apply to someone who is beating his wife. If you apply it to mean that you should not try to stop him, you will simply be cooperating with his evil. The trick is to see that the commandment about turning the other cheek has to be applied in the context of the broader rule: love your enemy. If you enable your enemy to become more evil, how have you loved him? Elsewhere in the Gospel, Christ uses a whip to drive the moneychang-ers out of the Temple. In doing this, he helps us understand how to apply the rules. In cases where turning the other cheek would make your enemy worse instead of better, loving your enemy requires helping him to stop his evil in some other way. And that is why the same Christ who gave the Sermon on the Mount drives the moneychangers out of the Temple. If he had turned the other cheek to the money changers, he would have been an enabler of their evil. But it is good for them, as well as for others, that they stop the evil they were doing. And so Christ uses force to get them to stop. Here is the thing to notice, then. God’s instruction manual for life is not limited just to the sets of rules in the ten commandments and the Sermon on the Mount. There is a medieval saying: every act of Christ is a teaching for us (Omnis Christi actio nostra est instructio). Christ’s life and actions, as they are set out in the Gospels, are our best help for seeing how to live our lives well. Our best instruction manual is Christ himself. And so God, who lacks for nothing, is glad to have the gift of our sacrifices, not because he gets something great from them, but because we do. 2. Stations of the Cross As is the custom here at All Hallows, there will be Stations of the Cross after the 9am Mass on Fridays during lent. All welcome. 3. Project Compassion This year Caritas Australia’s Project Compassion campaign is centered on the theme “Food for Life.” This theme ties in with Caritas internation-
Celebrating FAITH, LIFE and LOVE in COMMUNITY.
8th March 2015 - Year B
THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT
ALL HALLOWS’ PARISH CHURCH
2 Halley Street FIVE DOCK 2046
Parish Priest: Fr Greg McGregor
Associate Pastors: Fr Salas Muttathukattil MSFS
Secretary: Elena Di Perna
Presbytery: Monday: Closed Tues - Fri: 8.30am - 3.30pm Closed for lunch 12.30-1.30 pm
Phone: 9713 7960 Fax: 9713 5172
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.allhallows.org.au All Hallows’ Parish School
Principal: Mrs Helen Elliott
Phone: 9713 4469 Fax: 9712 5184
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.ahpsfivedock.catholic.edu.au
Sacramental Life
Eucharist: Saturday - 9.00am & 5.30pm Vigil Sunday - 8.30am Sunday - 10am Children’s Liturgy
Sunday - 6.00pm Youth Mass Monday - 9.00am Tues - Wed - 8.00am Thurs - Fri - 9.00am Lauds (morning prayer) is prayed 20 minutes before morning mass daily. All Welcome. Reconciliation: Saturday
9.30 - 10am & 4.45 - 5.15pm Anointing: First Friday of the month at 9am mass. (except January). Sick Calls: Any time - day/night. Funeral Masses: In co-operation with Funeral Directors. Exposition: Third Thursday of every month after Mass.
BAPTISMS
We welcome
LEA NUNZIATA FARINOLA
LUCIA JENNIFFER LO SURDO
RIANNA PARDEDE RIMANDO
PAIGE ALLEGRA JAKITSADAPARD
who were baptised into our parish family of All Hallows recently.
May God bless them and their parents
als global initiative to end hunger by 2025, an initiative strongly supported by Pope Francis. I invite you all to take up this year’s appeal . Project Compassion envelope and boxes are available in the gathering space for you to take home. 4. 24 hours for The Lord Pope Francis has welcomed once again the proposal of 24 hours for the Lord. This comes on the auspices of the pontifical council for the promotion of the new evangelisation. The idea is that parishes will have a special period of prayer for this intention. The intention this year is “God rich in mercy.” Here at All Hallows, the Church will remain open for a 24 hour period for prayer and reflection, beginning with Mass at 9am on Friday 13th March and concluding with Mass at 9am on the 14th March. In addition there will be a special Mass on Friday evening at 7pm followed by adoration and holy hour and concluding with benediction at 8.30pm. Please consider joining us for this special time of prayer. 5. Planned Giving Thank you to those who are part of the planned giving envelope system which supports our parish and school.
The counters would greatly appreciate if you could write the amount enclosed in the space provided on your envelope, as this would significantly assist them with their time. 6. Farewell Fr Andrew As most of us are probably aware by now Fr An-drew received an sudden appointment as assis-tant priest at Cronulla parish. We thank Andrew for his time here and we wish him all the best on his new appointment which starts this weekend. Please keep him in your prayers. 7. Commissioning This Sunday we will commission the Sacramental Team at the 10am Mass. Please keep them in your prayers as they do the important work of preparing the parish children to receive the sacraments. God Bless Fr. Greg
CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE
Due to the World Day of Prayer our next BINGO and morning tea will be on Friday 13 March in the Parish
Hall after morning Mass. ALL WELCOME.
SILVER CIRCLE Only a few numbers left on sale this weekend.
Tickets are $20 each
Any profits from the Bingo and Silver Circle will go towards charities supported by the CWL
PILGRIMAGE SEPTEMBER 2015
TO FRANCE AND ITALY
Festive season is over so why not come join us on a pilgrimage to France and Italy. Start in Paris, and finish in Rome while meandering your way through France and Italy, with a great group of like-minded people. Start the pilgrimage on Tuesday 8th September 2015 in Paris and finishing on Sunday 27th September in Rome. Included are 19 breakfast and 15 dinners, plus all transfers. The estimated cost per person will de-pend on number traveling and will range from $3762/person for group of 40, to $4588/person for group of 25. Maximum numbers will be limited to 40. Air fares estimate $2275/person, minimum group of 25, subject to availability. For more details please contact Camillo on 0405 133 014 or [email protected]
THE INNER WHEEL CLUB OF BALMAIN INVITES YOU TO JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL EVENT
Cord Blood Research Fundraising Luncheon Sunday 3rd May 2015 12noon
Club Burwood RSL - 96 Shaftesbury Road, Burwood $45PP 3 course meal and drinks at Club prices
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POPE FRANCIS’ COLUMN
Pope'sMorningHomily:WorldlinessNumbstheSoul Re�lectsontheParableofLazarusDuringMassatCasaSantaMarta
"Worldlinessisasinfulstateofsoul."ThesewerethewordsofPopeFrancisduringhishomilyatCasa
SantaMartathismorning.
AccordingtoVaticanRadio,theHolyFatherre#lectedontoday'sGospelfromSt.Luke,whichrecalled
theparableoftherichmanandLazarus,apoormanwhowouldeatthescrapsthatfellfromtherich
man'stable.ThePopenotedthatwhilethemanisnotedforhiswealthandindifferencetowardsLaza-
rus,thereisnomentionintheGospelthathewasabadperson.
“Hewas,perhaps,areligiousman,initsownway:heprayed,perhaps,afewprayersandtwoorthree
timesayearde#initelywenttothetempletomakethesacri#icesandgavelargeofferingstothepriests,
andthey–withtheirclericalpusillanimity–gavehimtositintheplaceofhonor,"thePopesaid.
“Whenhewentabouttown,wemightimaginehiscarwithtintedwindowssoasnot[tobe]seenfrom
without–whoknows–butde#initely,yes,hissoul,theeyesofhissoulweredarkenedsothathecould
notseeout.Hesawonlyintohislife,anddidnotrealizewhathadhappenedto[himself].Hewasnot
bad:hewassick,sickwithworldliness–andworldlinesstransformssouls."
ThePopewentontosaythatthosecaughtupinworldlinessliveinan"arti#icialworld"thatnumbsthe
soul,thusallowingpeopletobeblindtothesufferingsofothers.
"Withaworldlyheartyoucangotochurch,youcanpray,youcandosomanythings.ButJesus,atthe
LastSupper,intheprayertotheFather,whatdidHepray?‘Butplease,Father,keepthesedisciplesfrom
fallingintotheworld,fromfallingintoworldliness.’"
Worldliness–hesaid–"isasubtlesin.Itismorethanasin:itisasinfulstateofthesoul.”
TheJesuitPopeaddedthattheemptinessoftherichman'ssoulbecomesacursewhilethepoorman's
trustintheLordturnedintoablessing.Healsonotedthatwhilethepoormanwasgivenanameinthe
Gospel,therichmandidnot.
“[Therichman]hadnoname,becausetheworldlylosetheirname.Theyarejustoneofthecrowdaf#lu-
ent,whodonotneedanything.Theworldlylosetheirname.”
Concludinghishomily,PopeFrancissaidthatAbrahamservesasa#igureofGodtheFather.Despitethe
sinsoftheworldly,headded,theystillhaveafather.
"Wearenotorphans,however:untiltheend,untilthelastmomentthereisthecon#idencethatwehave
aFatherwhoawaitsus,"hesaid."LetusentrustourselvestoHim.‘Son,’hesays:‘son’,inthemidstof
thatworldliness;‘son.’Wearenotorphans.”
St John of God Institute of Counselling Life Skills Course - Holy Cross College Library, Victoria Road, Ryde The St John of God Institute of Counselling, offers a two year course which provides an opportunity to develop skills in counselling, personal growth and communication techniques studied within a Christian ethos. The course assists in the enhancement of skills in a variety of vocations including: Pastoral care work, parenting, teaching, staff management and workplace negotiations—to mention a few. It also encourages people to deal with their everyday challenges and concerns through a sense of personal empowerment. The course is presented over a two year period on Tuesday nights from 7.30pm - 9.45pm during school term. For further information please direct enquiries to Michael Hill 0410 774 732 or Jannelle 041 598 004 (7 - 9pm) or email counselling [email protected]
WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED
In your love and concern, please pray for:-
Recently Deceased: Vincenzo Lore, Natalina Bonfiglio Anniversaries: Vincenza Caronna, Chris Sheridan, Pam Pooley, Antonina Costa, Eugenio Vuchich Also for: Pamela Godinho, Caterina Margiotta, Domenico Triulcio, Antonio Querin, Peter Humphreys, Paolo Catalano For the following ill members of our community:-
Maria Recchia, Bishop Geoffrey Robinson, Vince Moschella, Willie Baugh, Crochetta Valenti, Brian Gallagher, Bernadette Lane, Vanessa Lane, Muriel Daly, Margaret Gleeson, Mary Johnson,
Carmen Gallagher, Mary Longrell, Benilda Buenafe, Lorenzo Mioli, Frances Hennessy,
Antonietta Ciaglia, Tomas Laming, Angela Colantonio, Ida Bova, Amelia Casarotto,
Mirella Mercuri, Madelina Michael, Monica Moschella, Marcello Cheles, Brian Lees.
(Names will remain on list for 1 month unless notified.)
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Please keep us in mind when doing your
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TodayisInternationalDayforWomen8th
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Since8thMarch1911eachyeareventsoccur
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Inthisparishletustakeamomentortwoto
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edgingthedif�icultiesinthepastletusgive
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A Catechist has left a black cardigan in the presbytery. Please collect during office hours.
EASTER RETREAT: BE WITH ME 21st March-22nd March, 2015.
Come and experience walking with Jesus in this Lenten journey with talks (based on scripture), reflections, personal prayer,
music and more. Cost $100 . Please contact Verbum Dei Missionaries (02) 9313 7099 or
email [email protected] if you are interested or have any
questions.
Rosebank College proudly presents the musical Little Shop of Horrors
12-14 March 2015 Enjoy the music, singing, dancing and costumes
performed by the talented students
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De La Salle College Open Day Tuesday 10th March 2015
3.00pm - 7.00pm 24 Bland Street, ASHFIELD Ph: 9797 3200
Web: www.dlsashfield.catholic.edu.au
Information Mornings
Friday 13 March 9:15-11:15am – Primary Campus
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FOR MEN of all ages: ‘On Fatherhood...A day of Reflection and Fellowship for Men’ will consist of a
number of reflections provided by members of Schoenstatt Men’s Fellowship on the Fatherhood of God
and being a father. Hosted by the Life, Marriage & Family Centre. WHERE: Marymount Mercy Centre, Castle Hill. WHEN: Saturday, 14 March 2015, 8:00am to 4:00pm.
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2015 Public Forums on Health Issues at Concord Hospital
********* Post treatment concerns for cancer
survivors: a focus on Breast Cancer. Dr Belinda Kiely, Jane Meyer, A/Professor
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Mayor Angelo Tsirekas and Concord Hospital invites you
to a Public Health Panel on DEMENTIA Dementia is the term used to describe the symptoms of a large group of illnesses which cause a progressive decline in a person’s function. It is not a normal part of ageing. Dementia is the single greatest cause of disability in older Australians and the third leading cause of disability burden overall. More than 340,000 Australians are living with dementia – a number expected to increase to 400,000 in less than a decade. Dementia can affect anyone, but the risk of dementia increases with age. The early signs of dementia are very subtle and may not be immediately obvious. The majority of older people do not develop dementia however the majority of people living with dementia are elderly. Come along and join our expert panellists to find out about dementia, what causes it and what evidence there is for preventing dementia and promoting healthy ageing.
PANEL MEMBERS: Prof David LeCouteur – Professor of Geriatric Medicine Prof Andrew McLachlan – Professor of Pharmacy Dr Louise Waite – Senior Staff Specialist Geriatrician, Aged Care and Rehabilitation Dr Victoria Cogger – Senior Scientist Biogerontology
When: Thursday, 19 March, 6.30pm for 7pm start Light refreshments will be served from 6.30pm. The event will conclude by 9pm. Where: Concord Hospital's Medical Education Centre Audi-torium, Gate 3 Hospital Road, Concord West Cost: Free
Bookings: Bookings are essential Reservations: Call
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THE BENEDICT XVI RETREAT CENTRE now
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programs to complement and enrich any group
retreat. Whether you are looking for adventure,
team building, opportunities for reflection or simply
to have fun with your group, our specially trained
facilitators can tailor a program to meet your
needs. Activities include flying fox, archery, bush-
walking, leadership challenge, communications
challenge, camp craft, environmental programs and
more. Contact Danielle 4572 2899 / email
New Rosters Out Youth Mass Reader
Ministers Roster Piety Stall
If you would like to help out on one of these rosters please
contact the office
Position Vacant : The Diocese of Parramatta is seeking applications for the position of Executive Assistant to the Chief of
Operations & Finance. For a confidential discussion please contact Anthony Spata, REACH Human Resources, on 0402 210 055. A copy of the position description is available at www.catholicjobsonline.com.au . Applications close Monday, 23 March 2015.
24 Hours for the Lord,
Fri 13th – Sat 14th March
In response to Pope Francis’ Lenten call to
participate in 24 hours of Adoration and
Reconciliation on Friday 13th and Saturday 14th
March, St Mary’s Cathedral will make the “Lady
Chapel” available from midday on Friday 13th
March until midday on Saturday 14th March.
Continuous Adoration and the Sacrament of
Reconciliation will be available throughout this time
except for Mass times (1:10pm & 5:30pm Friday,
9am Saturday). The 24 Hours will culminate with
the regular Saturday midday Mass. After hours
access will be through the Eastern doors. Various
groups will facilitate times of Adoration with prayer
and/or music. This is an evangelisation event so
bring a friend to this gentle time of prayer and
encounter with Christ’s love and mercy! For a full
program go to
www.credosydney.org/24-hours-for-the-lord.
Positions Vacant. The Parish of Our Lady of Fatima, Kingsgrove is inviting applications for the position of Youth Coordinator. For a confidential discussion please contact Anthony Spata, REACH Human Resources, on 0402 210 055. A copy of the position description is available at www.catholicjobsonline.com.au. Applications close Thursday, 26 March 2015.
WHAT’S ON IN OUR PARISH?
Inner Wheel Club - Balmain Group 1st Tuesday of month 6.30pm - 9pm in Hall
St Vincent de Paul Society
Meetings held each 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month at 6.30pm in the meeting room
connected to the garage. Contact Gerry Modini on 0418 966 247
Catholic Women’s League Five Dock
3rd Friday of month 12.00pm in Parish Hall For more information please contact
Rosetta on 9712 3076
Bingo/Tombola 1st Friday of month in the parish hall at
10.00am. All profits to charity
Italian Prayer Group Tuesday - 1 pm in Parish Hall
Messa Italiana ogni ultimo martedi del mese Enquiries: M. Mureddu 9712 2394
Playgroup
9.30am -11.30am in Parish Hall (not during school holidays)
Wednesday - Antonella 0417 068 323
Choir Practice All welcome to choir practice in the Church
7.30 pm every Monday. Ring Maria on 9713 7310
Italian Choir Group
Tuesday -12.30 pm in the Church
Family Mass Choir Practice Wednesday 7.45pm in Church
All welcome!
Italian Prayer Group - Thursday In Chiesa, ogni settimana dopo la messa
delle nove (9). Ogni terzo Giovedi del mese l’intenzione è per il Gruppo di Preghiera di
Riparazione Eucaristica. Siete tutti benvenuti!
Enquiries/Per informazioni: Lucia 9713 1800
HOME VISITS: L. La Cava, J. Heffernan, M. Chesworth, E. Ferraro
NURSING HOMES:
Visit 12 March - Parkview : Rosie & Don
Visit 13 March - Russell Lea: Lucia & Giulia
COUNTERS: Group 9
TRANSPORT: Theresa, Mary, Sue
PIETY STALL: Wendy, Mary C, Franca, Mari L
ALTAR SOCIETY: Rosy, Geraldine, Cris, Liz, Simone
CHILDRENS LITURGY: Jason
NEXT WEEK Sunday 15th MARCH 2015 - FOURTH SUNDAY of LENT
READINGS: 2CHR 36;14-16, 19-23; Eph 2:4-10; Jn 3:14-21
SATURDAY 5.30pm
SUNDAY 8.30am
SUNDAY 10am
SUNDAY 6.00pm Youth Mass
READERS
R. Pollifrone D. Pettenon C. O’Grady G. Sutera
B. Pratelli J. Mylott C. Grant M. Murreddu
B. Pinto M/C Petrucco B. Carbone
Intro & P/F: Rebecca C Ist: James C Psalm: Isabella M 2nd: Max C
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION
S. mangano Z. Di Bella C. Tramonte B. Smyth A. Panuccio T. Coghlan K. Smyth
R. Pietrobon R. Liberatore A. Merlino P. Moschella J. Livolsi J. Walsh B. Walsh
D. Scelzi L. Scelzi A. Roberts A. Incampo V. Jacobs D. Squadrito A. McMahon
M. Zol Chris M M. Di Bella A. Di Bella A. Den A. Pavan C. Pollifrone
ALTAR SERVERS
Group 6 Group 2 Group 1 Group 4
HOME VISITS: J. Livolsi, J. Livolsi, P. Moschella, D & L Scelzi
NURSING HOMES:
Visit 19 March - Parkview : no visit
Visit 20 March - Russell Lea: no visit
COUNTERS: Group 1 TRANSPORT: Michael, Margaret H, Sue
PIETY STALL: Eleanor C, Pina P
ALTAR SOCIETY: Bernadette, Robyn, Margaret, Tina, Connie
CHILDRENS LITURGY: Michelle
Sunday 8th MARCH 2015 - THIRD SUNDAY of LENT
READINGS: Ex 20:1-17; 1 Cor 1:22-25; Jn 2:13-25
SATURDAY 5.30pm
SUNDAY 8.30am
SUNDAY 10am
SUNDAY 6.00pm Youth Mass
READERS
F. Hume B. Gallagher M. Fitzpatrick N. Giunta
G. Favotto M. Chesworth M. Coleman N. D’Amico
B. Hayes M. Angelatos A. Kerley
Intro & P/F: Linda l Ist: Chris M Psalm: Emma S 2nd: Jill M
EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION
V. Radice R. Glover R. Pozzer V. Moschella M. Zol A. Pollifrone L. Speranza
J. Heffernan E. Schesworth N. Er M. Chesworth Ma. Chesworth M. Piccolo M. Mureddu
E. Ferraro N. Ancona S. Carbone L. Moliterno F. Mercuri M. Caldareri A. Caldareri
A. Kirby E. Di Perna W. Florian A. Bonaccorso N. Lazzaro K. Ommundson L. Parisi
ALTAR SERVERS
Group 5 Group 1 Group 5 Group 3