5th Sunday of Lent 2019
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8th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 3rd March 2019
8th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 3rd March 2019 This week is Project Compassion Sunday please make sure you get your box, or envelop for this valuable Lenten Program. There are few events happening that you or your family might like to attend. Bishop Les has a statement regarding Cardinal Pell, and we continue with our 100-Day… Read more
7th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 24th February 2019
7th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 24th February 2019 This week we have a preamble for Project Compassion which officially starts next week. The School is looking for helpers for Shrove Tuesday. There is a change of date for this year’s Confirmation so make sure you make a note of this. Our Plenary Council 2020 article… Read more
6th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 17th February 2019
6th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 17th February 2019 Our fete will be here before you know it and we are looking for help, also our raffle tickets are now available so make sure you have picked your up. If you haven’t read Fr’s sharing this week don’t worry we have repeated it in this week’s… Read more
ONE BAPTISM ONE FAITH
Last Sunday at the children’s Mass we had an extra liturgy which was the R.C.I.C – Rite of Christian Initiation of Children. Two of our students were seeking to become Catholics. They had been baptised in the Anglican Church previously as babies. Their parents were also all Anglicans. Isabella Beggs and Emily Nield have been… Read more
GOD’S GRACE
I receive many of my thoughts and ideas for my articles from the reflections booklets I read each day. A reflection that has taken my interest was called “Guided with Grace.” In the story a mother reflects on how her son as given extra time to finish an exam. In so doing, he then… Read more
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 10th February 2019
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time – 10th February 2019 In this week’s edition of the Bulletin, we discover a bit about St Josephine Bakhita. She is the patron saint of victims of slavery and Pope Francis is urging us to work together, through grassroots actions and corporate governance to end slavery around the world. Fr… Read more
Cana
The wedding feast of Cana makes us aware of the time line in the lives of the Holy Family. There is no mention of Joseph, Mary has been invited and Jesus is there with his disciples. So Jesus is now in his ministry but has not worked any miracles. We are not given many conversations… Read more
They (we) opened their treasures
Recently we celebrated the feast of the Epiphany. While sourcing through some homily notes I read something by Fr Flor McCarthy SDB. A key aspect of the Epiphany was the gifts the Magi were bringing to the Christ child. Fr McCarthy says that we all come (in any situation) learning gifts – gifts wrapped up… Read more
Are we grateful?
Last Saturday we celebrated Australia day. The people in Tatura are very good at supporting the activities, from the Lions Club BBQ to the flow on in the Italian Social Club for the Australia Day program. Nearly 300 people packed in to hear who were the award winners for this year. Before this we celebrated… Read more
