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MASS TIMES Monday-Friday 9am Saturday 8am (Convent) 6pmSunday 8am, 10am 5:30pm
EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT Wednesday 8am
RECONCILIATION Wednesday 8.30-8.50 Saturday 5.00-5.45pm
PARISH PRIEST Fr Peter Hoang OP 0412 445 199 [email protected]
ASSISTANT PARISH PRIEST Fr Chinh Dinh OP 0411 381 334 [email protected]
PASTORAL ASSOCIATE Kaye Shervington 0411 123 441 [email protected]
OFFICE HOURS Tues-Friday: 9.30am to 12.00pm
Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Year B 29 July 2018 Vol.36 No. 34
OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY, DOUBLEVIEW PARISH
17 Angelico Street, Woodlands 6018 www.doubleview.perthcatholic.org.au
SPREAD THE WORD
PARISH SCHOOL Holy Rosary Primary Ph: 9203 4500 Principal: Mark de Kluyver
SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Because of the brevity of Mark’s gospel, the framers of the lectionary have inserted a series of five readings from the sixth chapter of John’s gospel over the next five weeks. Those who will derive most benefit from this interlude are those who are familiar with the Old Testament stories and themes that lie behind the episode. John assumes that his readers will know the story of Israel’s exodus from Egypt, their journey through the desert, their being fed with both manna and the word of God, and the meaning of the Passover celebration. There are other connections with Old Testament traditions such as Elisha’s feeding of the prophets and the banquet given by Wisdom. Perhaps these five Sundays will prompt you to delve a little more into the books of the Jewish scriptures. They shaped the faith of Jesus, they continue to inspire our Jewish brothers and sisters, and they illuminate all that we believe and hope for.
What’s On Aug 1 Parent Talk by Fr Donovan — 7pm in the Rosary Community Centre 3 Feast of St Dominic 4 Commitment Mass — 6pm Wine & Cheese — after 6pm Mass 5 Commitment Mass — 10am Morning tea — after 10am Mass Please bring a plate to share 8 Parent/student w/shop - 5pm or 6:30
CELEBRATION OF THE FEAST OF SAINT DOMINIC Sunday 5th August
Followed by morning tea. Please bring a plate
to share. A Rosary Novena to Saint Dominic for the intentions of the Parish will be held this Wednesday 1st, Thursday 2nd & Friday 3rd at 7pm.
PARENT TALK BY FR DONOVAN This Wednesday, 1st August at 7pm in the Rosary Community Centre - all welcome!
Please note: the only email address for the Parish Office is: [email protected]
The Our Lady of the Rosary Parish Family is very happy to have Father Peter home safely from his annual leave.
For more news and pictures go to the Parish website: www.doubleview.perthcatholic.org.au
MEET THE BISHOP Bishop Sproxton will be visiting our Parish on the weekend of 10/12 August. We would like to make the Bishop’s visit a very warm and welcoming occasion There will be several opportunities for you to meet and speak with him over the weekend.
Saturday 11th: Wine & cheese after the 6pm Mass Sunday 12th: Tea & coffee after BOTH the 8am and 10am Masses. Please bring a plate to share.
ROSARY COMMUNITY CENTRE PRESENTS ….
In coming months there will be some very interesting presentations at the Rosary Community Centre. Put the following dates in your calendar: Wednesday 19 September: “Move Improve Remove” presented by “Stay on your Feet” Wednesday 17 October: “Healthy Ageing” presented by COTA WA Wednesday 21 November: “Planning for the Future” presented by Office of the Public Advocate.
These talks are being sponsored by Our Lady of the Rosary Foundation.
More information to follow.
ST JOHN PAUL II PILGRIMAGE TO JORDAN AND ISRAEL
19 November — 2 December 2018 A 14 day pilgrimage of a lifetime to Jordan & Israel with Fr Anthony (Tung) Vu — Spiritual Director, St Francis Xavier, Armadale. Cost: $5,000 per person twin/double share $5,900 single supplement Please call: Francis Williams (Travel Coordinator) on 9459 3873, 0404 893 877 or email perthfamily888@gmailcom
THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
Wednesday 15th August Holy Day of Obligation
Mass at 9am & 7pm
A READING FROM THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO JOHN
Jesus went off to the other side of the Sea of Galilee - or of Tiberias - and a large crowd followed him, impressed by the signs he gave by curing the sick. Jesus climbed the hillside, and sat down there with his disciples. It was shortly before the Jewish feast of passover. Looking up, Jesus saw the crowds approaching and said to Philip, ‘Where can we buy some bread for these people to eat?’ He only said this to test Philip; he himself knew exactly what he was going to do. Philip answered, ‘Two hundred denarii would only buy enough to give them a small piece each’ One of his disciples, Andrew, Simon Peter’s brother, said, ‘There is a small boy here with five barley loaves and two fish; but what is that between so may?’ Jesus said to them, ‘Make the people sit down.’ There was plenty of grass there, and as many as five thousand men sat down. Then Jesus took the loaves, gave thanks and gave them out to all who were sitting ready; he then did the same with the fish, giving out as much as was wanted. When they had eaten enough he said to the disciples, ‘Pick up the pieces left over, so that nothing gets wasted.’ So they picked them up and filled twelve hampers with scraps left over from the meal of five barley loaves. The people, seeing this sign hat he had given, said, ‘This really is the prophet who is to come into the world.’ Jesus, who could see they were about to come and take him by force and make him king, escaped back to the hills by himself.
COMMENTARY ON THE GOSPEL The story of the feeding of the crowd is the only miracle story common to all four gospels, and two versions are to be found in Matthew and in Mark. John alone identifies the crowd’s motivation: “because they saw the signs that he was doing for the sick”. John situates the event on a hillside, connects it with the Passover, and specifies the names of Philip and Andrew. As he tells it, Jesus does not break the bread for the disciples to distribute but proceeds with the distribution of the loaves and the fish himself. Only John comments that Jesus had to flee because of the messianic expectations is actions aroused. While there are parallels with the story of Elisha feeding the men with barley loaves and having some left over, there are also links with the story of the exodus and the manna in the desert.
OLR FOUNDATION The OLR Foundation has been set up to secure funds to maintain our beautiful church and priory. If you would like to make a donation, or name the Foundation as a beneficiary in your Will, or would like any further information, contact
Peter Whyte: 9284 0981, Kevin Susai: 9285 0298 Helen Murray: 9446 1389, John Kobelki: 9341 5222
SPECIAL FEAST: AUGUST 3: SAINT DOMINIC Born at Calaruega (Spain) about 1170. He was an Augustinian canon noted for prayer, penance, and an exemplary life. In a time of violent crusades he sought the reconciliation of Albigensian heretics through instruction and prayer He Established the Order of Preachers (Dominicans) to revitalise the Church through study, teaching, preaching, and prayer. He is remembered as a preacher, organiser, and patron of learning. He died at Bologna (Italy) on 6 August 1221
WELCOME to our PARISH We extend a very warm welcome to visitors and new parishioners to our Parish. Please introduce yourself to
Fr Peter or Fr Chinh after Mass and if joining our Parish, please complete a
Parishioner Information form available on the table at the front of
the church.
UFO CRAFT GROUP Next Meeting : Wed 8th August
9.30am -12 noon in the Rosary Community Centre.
Our Lady of the Rosary Foundation
ALTAR SERVERS Father Chinh would like to train some of our young people to become Altar Servers. If you have received your First Eucharist and would like to know more about this special ministry, please phone Father Chinh on 0411 381 334.
THE EUCHARIST “We must always bear in mind that the Eucharist is not something we do It is not our own commemoration of what Jesus said and did. No. It is precisely an act of Christ! It is Christ who acts there, who is on the altar. It is a gift of Christ, who makes himself present and gathers us around him, to nourish us with his Word and with his life.”
General Audience Pope Francis 12 Feb 2014
WINTER APPEAL
‘Dear Parishioners, The SVDP Society will be conducting their Annual Winter Appeal this weekend to help our needy brethren in the community. The Woodlands Conference extends assistance to an average of 10 to 12 families a week by providing them with food, rental assistance, subsidies overdue utility bills, clothes, furniture, etc. Your generous contribution will enable the society to continue responding to the growing needs of people in our community. Thank you very much for your past contributions and looking forward to receiving your support for this worthy cause. May God Bless you.’
RCIA is best described as a journey of faith which passes through a number of different phases and focuses on conversion of the heart and mind on our way to accepting Jesus Christ in our daily lives. The meetings will commence on Tuesday 25th September in the Rosary Community Centre at 7.30 – 9.00pm. For further information, please email the Pastoral Associate, Kaye Shervington - [email protected]
Roster 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time 28 / 29 July
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time 4 /5 August
Readers Saturday 6 pm Sunday 8 am Sunday 10 am
Maureen Byrne & Helen Murray Laraine Penberthy & Miriam Peachey Anne-Laure & Colleen Harland
Liz Crowe & Ray Teakle Damien Giumelli & Mike Berry Marian Bishopp & Terese Johnston
Acolytes: Saturday 6 pm Sunday 8 am Sunday 10 am
Allan Dwyer Brian Gotts Pat Kirwan & John Mordini
Pat Kirwan Allan Dwyer Gordon Kendall John Mordini
EMoHC: Saturday 6pm Sunday 8am Sunday 10am
Teresa & Bern Willett, Tony Wong Elizabeth Re, Paul Slyth, Anne Taylor Claudette De Silva, Glenda Gotts
Teresa & Bern Willett, Tony Wong Ann Bucat, Elizabeth Re, Paul Slyth, Cathy Bostock, Claudette De Silva
Power Point: Saturday 6pm Sunday 8am Sunday 10 am
Sr Imelda Doris Zambonetti Simon Wong
Sr Imelda Margaret Lobo Susanne Whyte
Music: Saturday 6pm Sunday 8am Sunday 10 am
Choir
Giulianno Vinci Choir
Counters: (1) Johnston Family (2) Brian Arculus, John Kobelke, Terry McNamara
Altar Society: (1) Susan Feletti, Laraine Penberthy, Teresa Willet (3 August)
(2) Doris & Lucy Zambonetti, Kelly Tahan (10 August)
Pilgrim Statue: Maureen & Eric Pearce Mel & Brendan Wade
Children’s Liturgy: Christine & Jayne
PRAYERS FOR THE SICK Barbara Antonetti, Aiden Blechynden, Chloe Birtles, Justin & Katrina Boylan,
Leith Bowman, Kerry Capelli, Carmel Charlton, Fr Kevin Condon, Kit Doran, Megan Garner, Lisa Hanley, Barbara Hickey, Terry Hopson,
Barry Johnston, Jim Kenny, Rosemary Ledger, Noelene le Couteur,
Benjamin Lopez, Rossco Malm, Sophie Martin, Fr Bernie Maxwell OP,
Joan Meade, Joyce Moss, Henry Porter, Mary Pusey, Anthony Samy, Lisa Skrolys, Anne Tan, Julie-Anne Taylor, Di Watts,
Greg Titterton, Hauxley Wood, Bro. Marius Woulfe, Jenny Zorich
RECENTLY DECEASED Dan O’Connor
TO BE REMEMBERED Sando & Arduino De Cassan,
Rex Joyner, Peter John Kenny, Lenzo Family, Mande Malekin,
Elvira Mantovani, Trevor McLeod,Sr M Christina Matthews rsm,
Ricci Pacific, Fr Dom Meese OP, Cec Pearce, Helen Portwood,
Rita & Battista Reginato, Ricciardo Valensa Rossi, Beryl Symons,
Edward Tonkin, Zambonetti Family May they rest in peace
2018 Sacramental Program FIRST EUCHARIST Parent talk (Fr Greg Donovan) Wednesday 1 August 7pm in the Rosary Community Centre Commitment Masses: Saturday 4 August 6pm or Sunday 5 August 10am Parent/Student Workshop: Wednesday 8 August 5pm or 6.30pm First Eucharist Saturday 18 August 6pm Sunday 19 August 10am RECONCILIATION: Parent talk (Fr Greg Donovan) Wednesday 10 October 7pm in the Rosary Community Centre Commitment Masses: Saturday 13 October 6pm or Sunday 14 October 10am Parent/Student Workshop: Wednesday 17 October 5pm or 6.30pm Reconciliation: 27 October 5pm
For further information contact Kaye Shervington on 0411 123 441