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PARISH OFFICE PO BOX 118, WARWICK.
81 Percy Street, Warwick.
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Phone: (07) 4661 1033
Fax: (07) 4661 4232
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.stmarysparishwarwick.org.
St Mary’s Catholic Parish
Parish Priest Fr Franco Filipetto Semi-retired Priest Fr Terry Hickling 4661 8227
Parish Pastoral Associate Patrice Riordan Administration Officer Kathleen Cuskelly
PARISH SCHOOLS St Mary’s Kindergarten Director: Marie Sullivan Phone: 4667 1075 [email protected] St Mary’s (Primary) Principal: Margaret Grew Phone: 4661 1872 [email protected] Assumption College Principal: Kort Goodman Phone: 4660 4000 [email protected]
St Mary’s Catholic Parish Warwick EMBRACING THE COMMUNITIES OF:
St Mary’s, Warwick, Our Lady of Dolours, Greymare, Immaculate Heart of Mary, Gladfield and Our Lady of Fatima,
Karara 13th/14th August 2016 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time
PARISH ASSEMBLY THIS SUNDAY AFTER MORNING TEA
IN ST MARY’S HALL
Assure the doubtful Assuring the doubtful helps build their confidence; confidence leads
people to act and believe with conviction. Mercy moves you to assure
others that the universe if unfolding as it should because the Holy Spirit
leads and guides us.
Here is a work of mercy that has two sides to it. On the one hand, we
practise this work of mercy when we offer assurance to those around us
about life decisions, faith, and other matters.
On the other hand, mercy also moves us to seek out such assurance from
friends, spiritual directors, or confessors. We also practise this work of
mercy when we open ourselves to being guided and affirmed, to receiving
the assurance of others.
Often, guilt or doubt provides us with a message to which we should pay
close attention. In this process, we need to check in with trusted guides.
We can’t go it alone in the spiritual life, and this work of mercy reminds us
of that.
This work of mercy moves us to help our fellow travellers on the journey of
faith keep themselves oriented toward holiness. We have each been
given a summons to love; it is our call to holiness.
The summons to love is delivered humbly. It is embedded in a hundred
situations of daily life that present themselves to us day in and day out. All
of these (and many other situations in life) have embedded within them
the call to die to ourselves in order to respond with self-giving love.
When we speak of assuring or counselling the doubtful, we mean
helping people be assured that what they are seeing in their daily lives
does indeed have embedded within it this call to holiness. Excerpt from Be Merciful—Reflections on the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy by Bill Huebsch
Feast of the Assumption Monday 15th August 2016
Masses at 9:30am & 5:30pm
ROSTERS
MASS TIMES THIS WEEK
13TH/14TH AUGUST
St Mary’s
Vigil Saturday 6pm
Sunday 8:30am
Baptism 10am
Killarney
Sunday 8am
Lay Liturgy
Yangan
Saturday 6pm
Gladfield
Sunday 9:30am
WEEKDAY MASS/
LITURGY TIMES
Monday The Assumption
Masses 9:30am & 5:30pm
Tuesday Lay Liturgy
5:30pm
Leader 1: Maree Ryan
Leader 2: Michael Dwan
Reader: Bernice Furness
Gospel/Reflect: Des
Collins
Wednesday Mass 7am
Thursday Mass 9am
Friday Mass 9am
Saturday Mass 9am
No Mass or Lay Liturgy if
there is a Funeral Mass
FEAST DAYS
Sat St Bernard
NEXT WEEK
20TH/21ST AUGUST
St Mary’s
Vigil Saturday 6pm
Sunday 8:30am
Yangan
Saturday 6pm
Gladfield
Sunday 10am
Lay Liturgy
Killarney
Sunday 8am
Reconciliation
St Mary’s
Saturday 9:30am after
Mass
THIS WEEKEND 13th/14th August 2016
NEXT WEEKEND 20th/21st August 2016
Ministries Vigil 6pm 8:30am Vigil 6pm 8:30am
Bell Ringers Graham Ryan Dave Carr Graham Ryan Dave Carr
Welcomers Riordan family Rob Dawson Mary Bourke
Erica & Hanna, Deive, Denice &
Deneve
Young family Famiies
Readers Cheryl Collins WR Sharon Young Richard Tartan
Deneve Sorono WR Erica Antonio
Fiori Cruz
Sharon Young WR Peter Kelly
Bryan Slattery
Families
Prayer of the Faithful
Nick Nolan Emma Deep Anne Standing Families
Gifts Reardon family Antonio family Lyons family Families
Ministers of Communion
Pauline Stewart Lynette & Mary
Noble Maria Ryan Lisa Watt
Pauline Pickering Bob Keogh
Marianne Jordan Michael Gaffney Margaret Grew
Karine Preston Gerry & Judy
Morrisey Bette McConville Richard Tartan
Mary-Anne Driver Maureen O’Dea
Pam Eather Penny Doyle John Telfer
Powerpoint Kaitlyn Newley Gema King Ben Lyons Camille Diaz
Musicians Debbie, Regina & Jessica
Fil-Harmonix, Patrice & Kathleen
Ingrid & Val Kelly Michael, Rey & Kathleen
Morning Tea at Assisi Place
Filipino Community Lynette & Mary Noble
Children’s Lit.
Rowena O’Dea & Angela Maher
FAMILY MASS
Altar Servers Mitchell Scheiwe Laura Scheiwe
Erin Walsh
Harriet Plummer Julianna Cox
Henry Reardon Lily Nolan
Basil Nolan
Ben Willett Andrew Willett Nathaniel Ryan
WEEK COMMENCING 14th August WEEK COMMENCING 21st August
Akooramak Marie Hallman & John Telfer
Home Communion Basil & Philippa Doherty Fr Franco & Marie Dwan
Bus Drivers & Carers
Leo Barrett 4661 1978 & Marie Hallman Chris & Clare-Maree O’Brien 4661 3681
Money Counters Group 5—Chris O’Brien Group 6—Vince Hemmings 4661 5528
OTHER ROSTERS
PLEASE PRAY FOR
RECENTLY DECEASED John Buckley, Alvacion Sabulao Fabillar (Manila), Colin Alldridge (Bris)
ANNIVERSARIES Henry & Florence Smith, Ann Hagley, Dorrie & Felix Mahony, John McGahan, Kathleen McVeigh, Jack & Bridge Ryan, Tom & Olive Fletcher, Vince & Myrle Phelan, Hanora Byr-ne, Mick & Tony Ryan, Enid Ryan, Rev Msgr Patrick Doyle & Stanely Skehan, Rev Frs Mark Cos-grove, John Ryan, Patrick Kelly, Charles McDonald & Bryan Nolan, Johanna, Francis, Thomas & Eric Barrett, Margaret, Peter & John Bourke, Patrick & Zeta Cantwell, Mary & William Ryan, Roset Bowtel, Barbara Ryan, Bill Dunne, Helen Taylor, Kev & Josie Roche, John & Brian Roche, Ian Gra-ham, Feliciano Gallardo, Benigna Gallardo, Mary Nobion, Des Murphy, Stephen & Margaret O’Shea, Tony Sanders, Doreen MacFarlane, Toby May, Servilio Bagaipo, Pat Devine, and all rela-tives and friends.
SICK Jeffery Hollindale (Bris), Rose Cleary, Shirley Watson, Phonce & Theresa Wallace, Rowan Shann, Judy Hackett (Bris), Sandra Rouse, Lorna Smith (Bris), Belinda Wheeler (USA), Louis Frosio, Tia Wells, Phil Higgins, Catherine Watson, Gary Russell-Sharam, Neil Winterbon (Lismore), Ned Sparksman, Leanne Sanderson, Fr Tom Sheeran, Colin King, Rick Waterworth (Bris), Carlito Talara, Tracie Thompson, Wendy Taylor, Heidi Haferkamp and residents of Akooramak, The Oaks, patients at the Warwick Hospital and all those who receive Home Communion.
Celebration of First Eucharist
Saturday & Sunday 27th & 28th August at 6pm & 8:30am
respectively
Please pray for candidates & their families
PARISH GROUPS
MEETINGS at the
PARISH CENTRE
AL-ANON GROUP meets
on Thursdays in Room 1 at
8pm. Phone Rosemary
4661 5820
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS meet on
Wednesdays in Room 1 at
7pm.
CHARISMATIC
PRAYER GROUP meets on
Mondays in Room 1 at
9:45am.
CHRISTIAN MEDITTION
GROUP meets on Friday
from 9-10am
FATHER’S PRAYER
GROUP meets on Tues-
days in Room 10 from 6-
7pm. Everyone Welcome!
LAY CARMELITES
meet on 3rd Tuesday of
each month at 9am in
Room 1
Pam Eather 4661 3917
LITTLE TREASURES
PLAY GROUP
Wednesdays (during
school terms) from 9am to
11am in Rooms 1 & 2.
MEN ALIVE GROUP
meets in Room 2 on
Thursdays at 7-8pm. Con-
tact 4661 3133.
MOTHER’S PRAYERS
GROUPS meet on
Tuesdays in Room 3 at
5pm (Pauline 0400 171
071 ) and Thursdays at
9:30am in Church (Maria
4661 2158) and Fridays in
Room 3 at 10am (Maree
4661 7345).
PARISH LADIES
meet on 1st Tuesday of each
month at 9:30am in Room 1 .
New members are warmly
invited to join this group.
Contact Rita 4661 8144 or
Bernice 4661 1107
PARISH EVENTS—DATE CLAIMERS –SEE POSTERS ON DOORS—
Thurs 15th Sept “Women Empowered: Living a life with meaning”, an INSPIRING/
INFORMATIVE day of RETREAT in Parish Centre for $20 per person.
Thurs 13th Oct “Mind Your Worries” Workshop Families are invited to register for this
workshop to learn about managing childhood anxiety. A parent/carer workshop will be held
during school hours followed by a short workshop with parents/carers AND children after
school. $20 per family. Both workshops facilitated by Kathryn Walton, Condamine Assist.
Parish Christmas Party Saturday 26th November in St Mary’s Hall after 6pm Mass
Morning Teas will now be held in St Mary’s Hall as works on the old church and surrounds
have commenced. Please take care.
Mercy Seminar conducted by Sr Elaine Morzone 21st August after Mass at Parish Centre.
2017 Columban Calendar Orders are now being taken at the Parish Office. The more we
order, the cheaper they become—$6.70 for 20 or more.
SVDP Bus Trip Sunday 21st Aug. Contact Marie 4661 3005
Emmaus Family Group Trip to Darling Downs Zoo Sun 4th Sept. Meet at rear of Church at
10am. Sausage Sizzle $2 available or BYO picnic lunch. Costs reduce as numbers increase.
RSVP by 31st Aug to Jenny 0414 827 577 or Maureen 0400 015 709 or Rita 0407 763 878
Parish Ladies Annual Afternoon Tea & Cent Sale Saturday 10th Sept at 1:30pm in St
Mary’s Hall. Everyone is most welcome to attend. Admission $5.
Family Mass Sunday 21st August Please join us for the next Family Mass at 8:30am This
is a great community celebration with readings and songs chosen with children in mind. We are
looking for families who would like to sing, share the readings, carry the offertory and welcome
parishioners at the doors. If you would like to do any of these jobs please contact Sharon Young
on 0429 921 200 or at St Mary’s School.
PRAYER & LITURGY-Rosary is prayed before each weekday Mass in the Church & at 9am on 1st & 2nd Thursdays of the month Novena of Our Lady of Perpetual Help on 1st Wed of each month commencing with Rosary at 5pm. Mass when Fr Edgar is available. Choir Practices
Men’s Choir—Saturday 20th August at 9:40am after Mass to sing on Sun 28th Aug General Choir—Saturday 27th Aug after 9am Mass Fil-Harmonix—Saturday 20th Aug at 11am after Men’s Choir
MAGAZINES—Catholic Leader $2—Six pages of World Youth Day cover-age from Krakow, including photos and stories of Brisbane pilgrims Australian Catholics Magazine Winter 2016 AVAILABLE ON “LOOK” Children’s Activity Sheets for this Sunday TABLES AT DOORS
COMMUNITY EVENTS-The Fr Joe McKey Archives/Museum Visits arranged by phoning 4661 3497 Spring Sing 10th Sept at USQ 9am to 3pm. Co-Ordinated by Dr James Cuskelly & Carla Trot See posters on doors for full details. St. Patrick's Parish, Allora, Annual Peruvian Luncheon You are invited to attend this fundraiser for the Josephite mission in Peru. Friday, September 2nd. 11.30am for 12noon. Cost $10. Contacts: Kaye Mullins 46 663 330 or Margaret Phelan 46 663 860.
DIOCESAN EVENTS— The Crow’s Nest Catholic Parish extends an invitation to the Parish Centenary Celebra-tions on Sat 8 Oct, 2016, commencing with Mass at 10.30am, & a luncheon at 12 noon. Tickets for the luncheon need to be pre-purchased for catering purposes. For further information please contact the parish office on 46981156 or email [email protected]
SCHOOL EVENTS ACW Grade 10 Class of 1986 Reunion will be held on 12th/13th November 2016 with events all weekend. Contact Louise Booth 0403 065 496 or Kristie Morrison 0499 250 539 or FaceBook “Class of 86 Assumption College”. More details to follow. St Mary’s School Trivia Night Friday 2nd Sept 6:30pm at the MacKillop Centre (Upper Campus) Teams of 8 @ $10 per head. Prizes for best dressed team & themed tables. Bar & Sup-per. BYO Nibblies. Tickets at door or book at St Marys’ School Office
REFLECTION
This is a difficult text because it challenges our notions of what Jesus was like. The imagery which Jesus uses has a long history in the Old Testament where we frequently read of peo-ple passing through the fire of testing and judgement. John had prophesied about the one who would come bringing a baptism of fire and judgement but it had never occurred to him that the one who was to come may be the first to undergo that baptism! This rare glimpse into the mind of Jesus reveals an agonising mixture of impatience and reluctance. Convinced that God’s redemptive plan requires him to bring upon Earth the fiery baptism of judgement, not by inflicting it upon others but by undergoing it himself, he feels handi-capped and thwarted until this mission can be accomplished. The reference to households being divided may well be directed at Luke’s community itself. Faith in Jesus could well be the cause of division in families. While predominantly Gentile, Luke’s community did have Jewish Christians. Some Jews failed to recognise Jesus as the Messiah and in the late first century, Jews expelled Christians from their synagogues. To persist in Christian belief would have caused great division.
Has your coming to faith in Christ caused division or awkwardness in your family or with friends?
Who are the people you know who have ‘a fire in their belly’ or great passion about their beliefs?
The Summit Vol 43 No. 2
First Reading
Jeremiah 38:4-6, 8-10
You bore me to be a man of strife for the whole world.
Responsorial Psalm
Ps 39:2-4, 18. R.v.14
Lord, come to my aid!
Second Reading
Hebrews 12:1-4
Let us bear patiently the struggle placed upon us.
Gospel Acclamation
John 10:27
My sheep listen to my voice, says the Lord; I know them,
and they follow me.
Gospel
Luke 12:49-53
I have come not to give peace, but discord.
Let us run with endurance the race that God has set before us. Hebrews 12:1b (NLT)
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