adelaide cathedral parish - Adelaide Catholic Parish

ADELAIDE CATHEDRAL PARISH
DO NOT BE AFRAID!!
To be troubled and afraid: we
have all had such feelings and
can recall those experiences,
some more than others. As
babies our reactions to our fears signal to our parents
that we need their love and assistance.
John recalls Jesus' words to his disciples "do not let
your hearts be troubled". At that time he knew the
likelihood of his crucifixion so it was not just a human
response, but a personal and caring response that Jesus
offered. Is our belief in the presence of Jesus enough
for us to allow him to "take some of the heat" from the
difficulties we face? Or when our call for help is not
answered, do we easily blame Jesus?
We often get on with life, because we find it too hard
to face our issues. So when our "troubled hearts" are
ignored - not by Jesus but by our own behaviour - the
fear is buried deeper and often our anger rises! This is
the personal challenge for us all.
In parish life today we can be very troubled by the
difficulties the church faces. So the gospel of today
encourages us to open our hearts to these concerns we
experience in our communities. For example, some of
us fear for the demise of long standing communities,
others the churches they built, others the lack of
interest among the younger generations, or the
shortage of priests....
or the
issues that are
frequently raised in the media.
Through his promise of the "advocate" to be with
us, our parish can reveal the presence of Jesus in the
peace we are able to bring to others when we open our
hearts to to them. At mass we recall Jesus' words "my
peace I give you" as we prepare for Holy Communion.
In the heart of Christ,
Paul Cashen msc
What Catholics believe ...
the Nicene Creed summarizing all that Jesus taught and
commanded had its origins in 325 AD in times of great
change with upheavals similar to those of our own
time.
So in this 21st century, Benedict XIV with deep concern
to ensure the unity of the People of God, initiated the
‘Year of Faith’ 2012-2013. As Catholics we are
encouraged to re-examine the core of our FAITH
contained in the Creed.
What are creeds?
Creeds are brief formulas of faith that make it possible
for all believers to make a common profession.
The early Christian Apostles’ Creed has a special
dignity, because it is thought to be a summary of the
faith of the Apostles. The Nicene Creed is highly
esteemed because it resulted from the great councils
of the Church when Christendom was still undivided
[Nicaea, 325; Constantinople, 381] and is to this day
the common basis for the Christian in the East and the
West.
#26 in YOUCAT, the official Catechism for World Youth Day
If you would like to read the full resource for the Holy
Father’s request for a focus on the Creed in this Year of
Grace and Faith please go to http://bit.ly/1052kmP or you
can refer to the Southern Cross each month commencing
with the April edition.
Gracious God,
Gospel Reflection
‘Do not let your hearts be troubled or afraid’. What
aspects of life frighten you?
How do you experience the ‘peace the world cannot
give’?
Did you Know?
The meaning of the word ‘advocate’ is one who is
summoned to help another.
www.yearofgrace.catholic.org.au
You have blessed this ancient land
with many gifts, especially its people.
We thank you for the Year of Grace,
a time to start afresh from Christ.
You invite us to contemplate the face of Jesus your Son,
that we may experience a new wave of grace,
and that the light of Christ may burn more brightly in
our lives.
Another term commonly used for the Holy Spirit is
Paraclete which comes from a Greek term meaning
‘called to the side of’ and so has the same meaning
as ‘advocate’.
Attune our hearts and minds
to the presence of your Holy Spirit,
that our Church may be transformed,
our relationships be healed,
and our nation grow in compassion and justice.
In the Hebrew Scriptures, peace was one of the
distinguishing marks of the time of the Messiah.
Jesus’ gift of peace confirms that he is the longed for
Messiah.
With the intercession of St Mary MacKillop,
who showed us new ways of living the Gospel,
we make our prayer
through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
th
6 Sunday of Easter
“…do not let your hearts be troubled or afraid.” (John
14:27)
When we let the daily pressures of life trouble us, we
begin to believe that we are responsible for taking care
of everything. This causes us to frantically cling to our
time and treasure. Yet, Jesus tells us not to be troubled
or afraid. Take a deep breath, pray and place your trust
in God. When you do, you will be a better steward of all
that God has placed in your care.
Mary, Help of Christians, pray for us
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD THIS WEEK
Queen of Angels Church Saturday 6pm Vigil &
9.30am Sunday Masses
St Mary’s Church 9.30am Sunday Mass
St Peter Claver’s Church 11am Sunday Mass
Next week’s readings—Ascension of the Lord
1st Reading:
2nd Reading :
Gospel:
Acts 1:1-11
Ephesians 1:17-23
Luke 24:46-53
St Francis Xavier’s Cathedral 6pm
Saturday & Sunday Masses
MASS FOR FAMILIES WITH YOUNG CHILDREN
Sunday 5 May - 6pm Mass
St Francis Xavier’s Cathedral
The liturgy for this Mass is prepared with families with young
children in mind and all families are welcome.
This Parish Family Mass will be offered on the first Sunday of
the calendar month.
P ARI S H OF F IC E ST A FF
CA T H E DR AL S T AF F
Secretary:
Astrid Sengkey
Parish Publications Officer:
Danielle Frazer-Walmesley
Pastoral Associates:
Debbie Ripley
Annette Heinemann
8210 9318
8210 9319
Business Manager:
Martyn Smith
8210 8166
Finance/Administration :
Mary-Anne Cornelius
8210 8194
2
Parish Office:
GPO BOX 1364, Adelaide 5001
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm
Telephone:
8232 8688
Fax:
8232 8355
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.adelcathparish.org
Director of Music:
Dr John Rego
Cathedral Sacristans:
Mary Bugeja
Tony Telford-Sharp
Joby Thachappilly
Terence Yeo
Ph: 8210 8123
8232 8688
(Toilets are in the Hall Complex across the eastern lawns)
Cathedral Parish Infant Baptism Program
Welcome & Blessing
The people of God, that is the Church, made present in the
local community, has an important part to play in the baptism
of both children and adults.
Before and after the celebration of the sacrament, the child
has a right to the love and help of the community … the
community exercises its duty when it expresses its assent
together with the celebrant after the profession of faith by
the parents and godparents. In this way it is clear that the
faith in which the children are baptised is not the private
possession of the individual family, but it is the common
treasure of the whole Church of Christ.
Please join us in welcoming and praying for the following
infants and their families as they prepare for their baptism:
Lucas Kong Chung Ang 9am Sunday Mass St Francis Xavier’s
Cathedral
Vincenzo Adam Giovanni Paparelli 9am Sunday Mass St
Francis Xavier’s Cathedral
Ttegan Muthoni Maina Thiongo 9am Sunday Mass St Francis
Xavier’s Cathedral
Orlando Lacanale-Parente 9.30am Sunday Mass Queen of
Angels Church
Imogen Teresa Nicholas 9.30am Sunday Mass St Mary’s
Church
Eléna Marie Coletta 6pm Sunday Mass St Francis Xavier’s
Cathedral
Natalie Aniya Justine 6pm Sunday Mass St Francis Xavier’s
Cathedral
Cielo Estelle Malapira 6pm Sunday Mass St Francis Xavier’s
Cathedral
Darius Elijah Tan 6pm Sunday Mass St Francis Xavier’s
Cathedral
PRAYER FOR FAMILIES
Lord Jesus,
We pray that these families may always know the power of
your presence in their lives.
As they bring their children to be baptised into this
community may they experience a sense of belonging and
know of our prayers and support, so that together we may all
help to make you present to our world. Amen.
FAMILY PARISH SACRAMENTAL PROGRAMME
FOR SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN 2013 CYCLE
The Next Family Workshop will be Thursday 6 June 4.30pm
Cathedral Hall.
Registrations for the 2013 Sacramental Programme are now
closed.
The dates for the 2014 Sacramental Cycle are available on the
Adelaide Cathedral Parish website.
www.adelcathparish.org /sacraments/school-aged-program.htm
Registrations are now being taken for the Sacramental
Programme beginning December 2013.
All enquiries regarding the sacramental programme to
Debbie Ripley on 8210 9318 or 0411 304 382 or
[email protected] or www.adelcathparish.org
3
MARIAN PROCESSION
Contemplating the face of Christ in union with Mary
Sunday 19 May 2013
Pilgrim Peace Park, South Parklands
(between Peacock Road and Sir Lewis Cohen Avenue)
assemble at 2.15pm
For more information contact:
Robyn Carroll, Archdiocesan Events
on 8210 8220 or [email protected]
CATHEDRAL CONFERENCE: MEMBERS WANTED
Those who stand up for the poor are not seen by the
‘world’ because they “reveal the golden thread that is
the revelation of God from below – and that is not an
easy glory to see”. Through the poor we come closer to
seeing the way God sees. Let us not be quick to judge
and put labels on individuals and groups. Rather, seek
the mind of Christ in all things and show charity, mercy,
compassion and love. Pray constantly, especially for
more volunteers for this vital, unseen ministry. For more
information about the Cathedral Conference of the St.
Vincent de Paul Society, contact Con Pelekani (0438-868
-704) or Jill Owen (8281-2909).
8TH NATIONAL eCONFERENCE
St Mark, A Crucified and Risen Messiah
Thursday 16 May 2013, 10.30am– 2.30pm (AEST)
Please register at http://mark.vivlive.com so we can inform
you on how to participate on the day. I would also encourage
you to test your equipment, you can do this by viewing the
Welcome Message from Bishop David Walker on the official
website . Please see poster in church foyers for more details.
Keynote Educators:
Fr Francis Moloney sdb and Dr Michele Connolly rsj.
Enquiries:
Rhonda Anderson 02 9847 0726
Or email: [email protected]
A TASTE OF THEOLOGY
.... the second course ....
9-30 May 2013 inclusive—7pm to 9pm
This is a repeat of the 2012 four-week series but this time
on Thursday evenings. Bookings are essential.
For bookings or more information , please contact Cris on
8416 8460 or by email [email protected] or
refer to poster in church foyers.
www.ctcsa.edu.au
The May online edition of The Southern Cross is
available at www.thesoutherncross.org.au
Emma Horwood Recital
Saturday 25 May at 6pm
St Mary’s Church
179 Stanley St, North Adelaide
Tickets $20 at the door
($15 concession)
All proceeds donated will go towards sponsoring young
parishioners to go to World Youth Day Rio 2013.
Tickets available online via http://bit.ly/17g1NDP
SAUSAGE SIZZLE FUNDRAISER
The Co-workers in Christ will be having a
sausage sizzle fundraiser on Sunday 12
May for the society and World Youth Day
pilgrimage. A sausage sizzle will be
organised after the 9am & 11am masses.
QUIZ NIGHT IN AID OF WYD 2013
The Cathedral CLC wishes to express its gratitude to
the many people who contributed to making the Quiz
Night on the 13th April such a success. We would like
to offer our thanks firstly to those who volunteered
their time both before and after the event, as well as
to all who came and cheerfully participated in the
games. Our sincere thanks go to those who donated so
generously towards the prizes. We are pleased to
announce a profit of $1117-90 from the evening.
‘Ignorance of the Scriptures is ignorance of Christ.’
(St Jerome cited at CCC 133)
APOCALYPSE NOW - Cathedral Parish Scripture Study
Program 2013
The Book of Revelation (or the Apocalypse) is probably
the most misunderstood and misquoted book of the
Bible. It will be the focus of the second session of the
2013 program, commencing on Monday, June 3rd in the
Cathedral Hall between 7.30 and 9 pm. The course
materials cost $20 (concessions $15) and include a
copy of the text with commentary and a work
book. These materials will shortly be available from
the parish office. The session concludes on July 29th.
Bookings are essential (even for continuing
participants) and must be made by telephoning the
parish
office
on
82328688
or
emailing
[email protected].
The remainder of the 2013 program will include the
Book of Job, Aug 19 - Sept 30 and the Letters of James,
Peter and Jude, Oct 14 - Nov 25.
For information about the program contact Bro.
Martyn
on
0426884800
or
at
[email protected].
4
WORLD YOUTH DAY RIO 2013
Holy Name Community Wine Sale Fundraiser
There is an Order Form insert in this week’s newsletter.
Please fill in the order form with your choice of wines
and return it to the office asap.
Payment is made when you collect your order.
Thank you for your generous support.
THEBARTON COMMUNITY
WORLD YOUTH DAY FUNDRAISER LUNCHEON
3 courses plus drinks followed by cake and coffee
Adults $30
Children (under 12) $18
2 June at 12 noon
At European Catering Service
2b Chief Street, Brompton
Tickets available from Parish Office and CLC members.
MOORE STREET SOUP RUN 2013
26TH SEASON
6th May until October 2013
Serving hot soup and bread to the homeless and
hungry. Some donations are needed:
Homemade soup
Blankets, sleeping bags
Warm jumpers and jackets
Hats, gloves, scarves, socks.
For more information or to donate, please contact:
The Adelaide Day Centre, 32 Moore Street, Adelaide.
Telephone 8232 0048
RESTING WITH GOD
A quiet time to be with God in prayerful reflection.
Each second Saturday of the month
Time: 9.30 - 11.30am
Venue: Loyola Centre of Ignatian Spirituality
137 William Street, Norwood
No Cost
Enquiries: 8364 3834, 0411269630
LEARNING MORE ABOUT THE MASS
The Office for Worship offers a course called the
Certificate of Pastoral Liturgy. The first topic this year is
a general introduction to the liturgy called Building the
Liturgical Assembly.
Thursday 7pm to 9pm commencing on 2 May to 6 June
Adelaide College of Divinity
34 Lipsett Tce, Brooklyn Park
Teachers: Sr Ilsa Neicinieks RSM and Ms Leanne Earl
The cost is $50 per topic.
No prior formal or informal training is needed
For more information or to enrol:
phone Trish on 8416 8477 or email her at:
[email protected]
Anniversary Forms & Mass-Offering
Envelopes are available in the sacristy.
Anniversaries: In this Sunday’s Mass we especially
remember Nina DiGiulio on her one-month
anniversary.
Next Sunday’s Mass is mainly in English
Fr Paul Cashen attended last Sunday’s CLC Meeting
and assured the committee of the ongoing
commitment to the pastoral care and support of the
Italian parishioners in our parish. This includes bimonthly Mass and Anointing of the Sick at CIC and the
11am Sunday Italian/English Mass.
There will be a leaving collection next Sunday for the
Vinnies Winter Appeal
Mass counts will be conducted in all churches
throughout the month of May
Communion for the sick
Do you know someone who is sick, frail or
housebound?
If so, there is a small group of ladies who can visit them
and bring them communion.
You can contact Maria Iadanza on 0439991395 with the
details.
Comunione per i malati
Conoscete qualcuno che è malato, debole oppure
infermo? C´è un gruppo di signore che sono disponibili
di andare a trovarli per portare la comunione.
Se avete bisogno potete contattare Maria Iadanza al
numero 0439991395 con i dettagli.
Per informazione riguardo la Prima Communione e
Cresima dei vostri bambini telefonate a Debbie Ripley
al numero 8210 9318 or 0411 304 382. Registrations
for the 2012/2013 cycle are being taken now.
Please pray for Antonietta DeSciscio, Antonio & Adele
Chiuchiolo, Sr Quintilia, Brian & Claire Travis and the
brother of Maria Auciello who is very sick in Italy.
Watch over your children Adrian Bruno (grandchild of
Bruna & Robert) and Olivia Vnuk
(grandchild of Elizabeth & Peter) who are
sick
look after them in every danger,
and grant them your healing and peace.
Church: 80 Payneham Rd, Stepney SA 5069
(opposite St Peters Town Hall)
Pastoral Associate: Debbie Ripley 8210 9318
Email: [email protected]
5
LATIN MASS COMMUNITY
Calendar for the coming week:
Sunday 5th
5th Sunday after Easter
th
Monday 6
Feria
Tuesday 7th
St Stanislaus
Wednesday 8th
Vigil of the Ascension
Thursday 9th
The Ascension
Friday 10th
St Antoninus
Saturday 11th
Ss Philip & James
Sunday 12th
Sunday after the Ascension
There will be a sausage sizzle today after the 9:15am mass
for the vestment fund.
First Communion classes continue today at 10:55am. Please
note that there will be no First Communion class next Sunday
as it is Mother’s Day. Class will recommence on Sunday 19
June.
Servers’ classes will begin tomorrow Monday 6 May.
Monday 8pm: Philosophy for Young Adults - Thomistic
Ethics
Tuesday 7:30pm Scripture class this week: The Letters of St
Paul to Timothy.
There will be the usual 7am Low Mass on Ascension
Thursday. There will also be Solemn Mass at 6:30pm.
The Holy Name Communities World Youth Day Fundraiser
Wine Sale.
The order sheets are in the bulletin today, Sunday 5 May.
Diary Date: Pilgrimage & Picnic to Sevenhill: Sat 18 May,
Vigil of Pentecost.
There will be Solemn Mass at midday at St Aloysius, Sevenhill
on Saturday 18 May, followed by a BYO picnic lunch. We will
then have a short walk with the Rosary, and we will finish the
afternoon with 1st Vespers of Pentecost Sunday.
There will be a bus available if you don’t wish to drive to
Sevenhill. Cost $20. Departs Holy Name car park at 9:30am
and returns early evening. Please see Rob Marsh to book.
There is a morning cuppa after the 9:15am mass each
Sunday in the meeting room. All are welcome. Please make
an effort to return your cups to the kitchen at the end of
morning tea. Also please be careful of small children when
exiting the car park after mass.
Please remember the sick in your prayers, especially Monica
Smith, (Deb K’s sister)..
Fr. Michael McCaffrey, FSSP
Latin Mass Chaplain.— 8210 8116
[email protected]
Church: 80 Payneham Rd, Stepney SA 5069
(opposite St Peters Town Hall)
Today
Morning Tea: Each Sunday in the hall after the 9am and
11am Masses. Please come along and enjoy a cup of tea
or coffee and meet other parishioners.
This week
Monday:
Legion of Mary 6.15pm
Please note: Next St Vincent de Paul meeting Monday
13 May at 7.00pm
Trading Table: 1st Saturday and Sunday each month
following 6pm Vigil, 7am, 9am & 11am Sunday masses.
TRADING TABLE THIS WEEKEND
Trading Table after the Saturday 6pm Vigil, 7, 9, and
11am Sunday Masses in the Hall this weekend. Lots of
books, baked goods, biscuits, jams, cakes, household
and personal items. Funds benefit the Parish. We also
need you, our parishioners, to come over to the Hall and
buy, browse or make a small donation. This is our only
ongoing fundraiser for the Parish. Please help us to make
it a success. Thank you.
MASS COUNTS
The annual mass counts will be conducted during all
masses this weekend.
Special Intention for Tiziana and her family.
Please Pray For—Recently Deceased:
Anniversary/Deceased: Henryk Herczynski, Philip & Joseph
Cilia, Valenty Zawadski, Roger Baldoza, Ines Mangelsdorf, Rui
Menezes, Kathleen Slattery, Galo Deloy, Maria Deloy, Teresa
Deloy, Toribio Deloy, Gavino Deloy, Luis Deloy, Susana Siman,
Policarpio Siman, Emiliano Casil, Felisa Casil, Vicente Gultiano,
Veronica Gultiano and friends and relatives
Sick: Nena Bernaldez, Francis Cilia, Rosalinda Calabro, Suzy
Turnbull, Sr Gemma Nicholas, Suzanne Comelli, Brian Roache,
Fr Wayne Byron-Squire, Eduardo Abelita, Mercedes Costes,
Zenaida Irisary, Rudy Irisary, Albert Rao, Fay Haddad, Bogusia
Szysz, , Harold O’Shea, Gary Liebrucks, Gwen List, Susan
Meyers, Maria Brooks, Margaret Hollis, Alf Curtis, Joan Curtis,
Irenea Itowski, Charlotte Langdon, Travis George Holmes,
Cathedral
17 Wakefield Street
Adelaide
6
St Patrick’s
268 Grote Street
Adelaide
Community Monthly Morning Tea: The monthly Community
morning tea will be held after the 9am Mass this Wednesday
at GG’s. Join us for a time of fellowship.
Diocesan Presbytery Fund: The funds we give in the first
collection each week are the primary means of sustaining our
Priests, Deacons and retired Priests in our 68 parishes.
Together with stole offerings – the payments made to parishes
for weddings, funerals and baptisms – all funds are paid into
the Diocesan Presbytery Fund. This fund provides our priests’
stipends, medical benefits, motor vehicles and continuing
education. The fund also provides care for our retired and sick
priests. There are currently 83 Priests (including 29 retired
and/or sick Priests) and 10 Deacons working in the
Archdiocese. This weekend, being the final weekend for the
appeal, there will be a presenter to speak on the purpose of
the Fund, the current shortfall of funds to continue to care for
our priests and deacons now and in the future.
Week 3 – Revision (from last weekend)
Immediately before the first collection over the last two
weekends we have highlighted the importance of adequately
supporting our Diocesan clergy. Our Priests and Deacons rely
totally on the first collection for their material needs and
sustenance. Their workload is increasing and in our fastgrowing secular society demand for the services provided by
the Catholic Church and its clergy has never been greater – for
example health care, education, counselling, welfare services.
Our Priests and Deacons are at the heart of the effective
delivery of these services and have been for many generations
through their dedicated and generous ministry.
English Classes: On the third Wednesday of each month. The
next class will be on the 15 May from 7.30pm
Fundraising for World Youth Day Rio, 23-28 July 2013. Thank
you to the many parishioners from across the parish that
supported the Dulwich-Burnside community in their efforts to
raise funds for the World Youth Day candidates.
Please pray for the Sick and their Families: Kerin Davies
(there is a special request to pray especially to St Anthony for
healing), young Chelsea Leach (Ernie’s granddaughter),
Catholic residents of Monreith Nursing Home and Regis
Burnside Lodge. There are sick in our community who for
various reasons do not wish to have their name published in
this space. Please remember in your prayers all those from
our community who may be sick.
† Please pray for those recently deceased, and all those
remembered at this time.,Margaret Ryan, Mary & John
Rogers, Nell & Doug Collman, Desma Semmler, Patricia
Sampson
Church: St John Vianney, 546 Glynburn Road, Burnside
St Peter Claver, 8 Stuart Road, Dulwich
Phone: 8210 9319/ 0403 831 241 Fax: 8232 8355
Email: [email protected]
Pastoral Associate: Annette Heinemann
St John Vianney’s
St Peter Claver’s
Children’s Liturgy next weekend: 6pm Vigil Mass
First Collection Appeal: The funds we give in the first
collection each week are the primary means of sustaining our
Priests, Deacons and retired Priests in our 68 parishes.
Together with stole offerings – the payments made to
parishes for weddings, funerals and baptisms – all funds are
paid into the Diocesan Presbytery Fund. This fund provides
our priests’ stipends, medical benefits, motor vehicles and
continuing education. The fund also provides care for our
retired and sick priests. There are currently 83 Priests
(including 29 retired and/or sick Priests) and 10 Deacons
working in the Archdiocese. Over the next four weeks there
will be presenters to speak on the purpose of the Fund, the
current shortfall of funds to continue to care for our priests
and deacons now and in the future.
APPELLO PRIMA COLLETTA: I fondi che noi diamo nella prima
colletta ogni settimana e` il sostegno primario per sostenere I
nostril Preti, Diaconi, e Preti ritirati nelle nostre 68
parrocchie. Assieme con le offerte-pagamenti fatti alla
parrocchia per matrimoni, funerali e battesimi- tutto
l’incasso
verra` versato nel
Diocesan Presbytery
Fund. Questo fondo provvede per i stipend dei nostril Preti,
Beneficio Medicinale, Automobile e continue istruzioni. Il
fondo anche provvede cura per i Preti ritirati o ammalati. Ci
sono correntemente 83 Preti [ incluso 29 ritirati, o ammalati]
e dieci Diaconi [10] che lavorano nell’Arcidiocesi. Nelle
prossime 4 settimane ci saranno dei presentatori che parlano
su questo riguardo del Fondo, che al corrente si trova in
defice, per poter continuare di provvedere per i nostril Preti e
Diaconi, ora e nel futuro.
Anniversary / Anniversario: Angelo Munari, Giuseppe &
Giulia Lustri, Concetta & Giuseppe Lustri, Carmelo & Filomena
Pileio, Letterio Zampogna, Francesco Zampogna, Concetta &
Natale Scutella, Francesco Napoli, Giuseppe Marando,
Giuseppina & Giovanni Battista, Giovanni Antenucci, Michele
Antenucci, Antonio & Maria Ferrante.
Pray for our Sick Friends / Pregate per i nostri Amici
Ammalati: young Charlotte Harding, Carmel Thomas, Lidia
Bigolin, Francesca Zampogna, Jim Trahair, Maria Arena,
Roster—May 11 / 12
Readers
6.00pm Val Thiele
Fran Trimboli
Commentators
Sr Margaret
9.30am Bernard Dowd
English Lisa Romeo
Maria Virgara
Care of Linen
Lucy Chiappin
Altar Society
Eucharistic Ministers
Poh Koa(H)
Maria Virgara
Bernard Dowd
Anna Gagliardi(H)
Rosa Morabito
Mass Intention 9.30am
M Guglielmucci Tina Romeo
M Formichella
Church: Cnr Kintore Ave and South Rd, Thebarton
Phone: 8210 9319/ 0403 831 241 Fax: 8232 8355
Email: [email protected]
Pastoral Associate: Annette Heinemann
7
Responsorial Psalm: O God, let all the nations praise
you!
Please stand to acclaim the Gospel
Alleluia, alleluia!
All who love me will keep my words,
and my Father will love them and we will come to them.
Alleluia!
Today’s Hymns:
Entrance: Come As You Are. Book One, page 34.
Collections: I Have Loved You. Book Two, page 2.
Communion: Bread of Life. Book One, page 17. Only A
Shadow. Book Two, page 11.
Recessional: Trinity Song. Book Tow, page 29.
There will be a presentation regarding the Diocesan
Presbytery Fund after the Prayer of the Faithful today.
Emma Horwood Recital Saturday 25th of May 6pm St
Mary’s Church: Join acclaimed harpist and soprano
Emma Horwood for a recital of heavenly music in the
wonderful acoustic of St Mary’s Catholic church. With
repertoire ranging from medieval and Renaissance to
classical, Celtic and contemporary, Emma will delight
with her stunning soprano voice, beautiful harp playing
and intimate audience rapport. Look for details to
purchase tickets on website, newsletter & notice
board.
There will be a leaving collection next Sunday in
support of the Vinnies Winter Appeal.
Mass Counts will be conducted at all churches
throughout the month of May.
Communion to the Sick: If you have been unwell and
unable to come to Mass, Debbie can network with our
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist for you to
receive Communion at home.
We pray for all those who are sick in our community:
Especially Denise Roberts, Leo Kelly, Stephen Kelly, Pat
Bourke, Jim & Mary Crocker, Robin Storer, Nick and
James Woods at this time;
All‑powerful and ever‑living God,
the lasting health of all who believe in you,
hear us as we ask your loving help for the sick;
restore their health,
that they may again offer joyful thanks in your Church.
Grant this through Christ our Lord.
R. Amen.
Mass-Offering Envelopes are now available from the
Sacristy.
Anniversaries for May: Jack Porter, Wally Juttner (9th),
Eileen Evans (23rd)
Church: 179 Stanley St, North Adelaide SA 5006
Phone: 8210 9318 Fax: 8232 8355
Email: [email protected]
Pastoral Associate: Debbie Ripley
ADELAIDE CATHEDRAL PARISH
Archbishop of Adelaide
Archbishop Philip Wilson DD JCL
Administrator
Fr Paul Cashen MSC
Supply Priest Archdiocese
Fr James Valladares
Latin Mass Community Chaplain
Fr Michael McCaffrey FSSP
Fr Adrian Wee
Priests in Residence
Fr Noel Fauth OFM
Fr James McEvoy
Fr Peter Dunn
Deacons
Rev Nicholas Kerr
Rev Celestino Dias
Director of Music
Dr John Rego
Pastoral Associates
Debbie Ripley
Annette Heinemann
Pastoral Care Minister
Maria Iadanza
Sunday Masses
Sunday
Sung 9.15am (Latin)
11am (English & Italian)
Low Mass
5.00pm (Latin)
Vespers
6.00pm (Latin)
Sunday Masses
Saturday: Vigil 6.00pm
Sunday: 7.00am, 9.00am
11.00am (Solemn Mass), 6.00pm
African Community Mass
Every 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month at
2.30pm.
Weekday Masses
Monday-Friday: 8.00am, 12.10pm,
5.45pm
Saturday
8.00am, 11.30am,
6.00pm (Vigil)
Rosary at Mary’s Shrine
Monday - Friday: 12.45pm
Saturday
12.00 Noon
The Sacrament of Penance and
Reconciliation
Monday - Wednesday - Friday
11.00am - 11.45am;
5.00pm - 5.30pm
Saturday
Noon - 1.00pm 4.30pm - 5.30pm
Croatian Community
Priest: Fr Luka Pranjic
Phone: 8340 0850
Sunday Mass 10.30am
Portuguese Community
Mass every 1st , 3rd, and 5th Sunday of
the month 5.00pm
Mass, Adoration & Benediction
Thursday 7.30-9.00pm
9.00am Burnside Mass
11.00am Dulwich Mass
Monday:
11.00am Dulwich Exposition
until 4.00pm
Tuesday:
9.00am Burnside: Liturgy of
the Word with Holy
Communion
Wednesday: 9.00am Dulwich Mass
11.00am Dulwich:
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Exposition until 4.00pm
Friday: 11.00am, Benediction at 11.45am
12.00pm Dulwich: (1st
Wednesday of month) Prayer
& Devotion to St Joseph
Thursday: 9.00am Burnside: Mass
followed by Reconciliation
Friday:
11.00am Dulwich: Mass
followed by Reconciliation
Saturday: 5.15-5.45pm Dulwich:
Weekday Masses
Reconciliation followed by
Wednesday
8.30am
Mass at 6.00pm
Weekday Masses & Reconciliation
Tuesday
5.00pm Reconciliation
Saturday (English) 6.00pm
5.30pm Mass
Wednesday 9.00am Communion Service 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th Sunday
Saturday
9.15am Reconciliation
(English)
9.30am
4th Sunday
Latin Mass this week
(Italian)
9.30am
Monday
7.00am & 9.30am
Tuesday
6.30pm
Reconciliation
Wednesday 11.00am
Saturday
5.45pm
Thursday
7.00am
Friday
7.00am & 6.30pm
Saturday
8.30am
Sunday:
Sunday Mass
9.30am
Weekday Masses
Tuesday
8.00am
Croatian Mass with the Divine Office
Wednesday
10.00am
If a Priest is needed as a matter of URGENCY or EMERGENCY after hours, please phone 0417 080 955
Public Holidays: Cathedral of St Francis Xavier will have the usual 8.00am Mass and then close for the rest of the day.
Mass will not be held at the other churches.
Reconciliation times during Easter will differ. Please refer to Parish website www.adelcathparish.org during this time.
8