Document 6557453

Called to Serve:
Date: 18/19 October
6.30pm
9am
10.30
29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
GREETERS
Christina Fruscalzo Andrea Lai
Rosina Fuhrer
Joanne Gordon
Susana Schmidt
Gerard Koopmanschap
1st PROCLAIMER
Carol Ryan
Philippa Wilson
Gloria Hettige
2nd PROCLAIMER
Solomon Concessio Rod Fabish
12 October 2014
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A
PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL Merlyn Bonaparte
Rosalie Andrews
Sharron McSweeney
Church
Parish Priest
Parish Secretary
OFFERTORY PROCESSION
Melchy Rodrigues
Rajapakse
Gillian & Ewen
Mass Times
& Family
Family
Laurenson
Saturday Vigil 6.30pm at Johnsonville
Sunday 9am at Johnsonville
and 10.30am at Newlands
Maree Goodall
John Hutchings
Victor Romero
Weekdays
James Lee
Carole Hutchings
Patrick Sy
Phil Henty
Patricia Cooney
Robyn Watson
NO MASSES DURING THE WEEK except
Wednesdays - A Mass or at 1pm at the
Johnsonville Uniting Church
Michael Oh
Dean O'Shaughnessy
Kitty McKinley
Rose Ohlsson
Christine Frost
Tisa Sison
Email
Webpage
[email protected]
www.stpeterandpauls.org.nz
Jake Magadia
Kate Cranney
Louis Villanueva
Renc Tamayo
Mariano McClean
J L Ibarra
Jim & Betty
Ted & Pauline
Martinez
Stewart
White
Family
MINISTERS OF THE EUCHARIST
ALTAR SERVERS
COLLECTORS
MUSIC
CHURCH CLEANING
David Dobson
Cesar Capistrano
Kyra Basabas
Felicity Goltrap
John Duffy & Verona D’Cruz
Columban Calendars on sale now $10
37 Dr Taylor Terrace, Johnsonville Tel 478 7137
Fr Peter Fitzgibbon
9am to 3pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
Through caring and praying for others as a living eucharistic
community, we walk together and grow closer to God.
Respect for Life Sunday – 12 October 2014
“At the heart of the biblical tradition there lies the
clear revelation of God: Choose life not death.
Through God all life was created and continues to
be created.” New Zealand Catholic Bishops’
Conference, A Consistent Ethic of Life, 1997.
Mass at
Saint Andrews in Newlands is
Tuesday:
7:00 pm
Thursday:
10:30 am
No Wednesday Mass this week
Friday:
9:00 am
Saturday
6pm
Sunday
9am
Mass at
St Bens in Khandallah is
Tuesday to Friday 9am
Saturday
6pm
Sunday
9am
First Reading
Isaiah
25:6-10a
The Lord will make a feast of rich food, and wipe away the tears from all faces.
Second Reading
Philippians
4:10-14,19-20
I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.
Gospel
John
22:1-14
Invite everyone you find to the wedding banquet.
MASS INTENTIONS
We ask for your prayers - Masses have been offered for
Mary Fabish RIP( Anniv)
Lloyd Salud RIP (Nephew of Cesar Capistrano)
Next Week’s Readings
Isaiah
1 Thessalonians
John
45:1, 4-6
1:1-5ab14,19-20
22:1-14
World Mission Sunday is a
priviledged moment when the
faithful of various continents engage in prayer and
concrete gestures of solidarity in support of the young
churches in mission lands.
Interfaith
Our world is wracked by misunderstanding injustice, untold
suffering and terrible violence. This coming week is designated
Week of Prayer for World Peace. We encourage
everyone - in families, communities and
individually to set aside a few minutes
each day this week to pray earnestly for
peace in our time.
YOUTH NEWS
A big thank you to everyone taking part in the Holiday programmes
for the October school holidays! The staff at Challenge 2000 always
really enjoy the days and its awesome to see the young people get so
involved and meet new people.
On November 30th we will be performing a drama for the Marsden
Bicentenary Ecumenical Service in our area. This will be a chance to
celebrate 200 years of the Gospel being proclaimed in Aotearoa New
Zealand. If you are interested in being a part of this then please get in
touch with Heath.
The junior youth group is back up and running again after the
holidays! This week we will be meeting from 11:30am - 1:30pm. We
will be looking at the theme Social Justice, having lunch together and
playing some fun games to start off Term 4! It would be awesome to
see everyone there! New people are always welcome. If you have any
questions please feel free to contact Courtney on 4770045 or
[email protected]
Next term we will be starting up exam study sessions! This will be
held at St Patricks Kilbirnie, on Sundays from 4-8pm beginning
October 19th. During the sessions we will be supporting the young
people with study, having dinner and also playing some sport. We will
be supported by teachers and university students. If you know anyone
who would like to volunteer as a tutor please get in touch. If you would
like to know more or have your child involved please contact Heath
Hutton on 4770045 or [email protected]
Please remember to keep the Marist Challenge 2000 Gap Year
students in your prayers as they continue on their month-long Pastoral
Placement. We have heard that they are all doing very well and we are
looking forward to having them back soon.
From everyone at Challenge 2000 we wish you all the best for the final
term of 2014! Please keep an eye on the notice board to see the
different things that are coming up over the coming weeks and the
different ways that you are able to be get involved.
Fr Michael Hill IC is launching his recently published biography of the life of Blessed
Antonio Rosmini at the Cathedral foyer, Hill Street, on Monday 20th October at 6.30
pm. It’s a fascinating story. Bishop Charles Drennan will introduce Father Hill and
Kate de Goldi will chair the gathering. All very welcome. Refreshments will follow.
Joshua Catholic Men's Fellowship
St Vincent de Paul Food Basket
Thank you for your continued contributions to our Food Bank through the Food Basket
at Mass each week. We appreciate your assistance and couldn't provide food parcels
for families in need, without your help.
Warmly invites you and your friends to our Monthly Praise and Worship meeting
on Thursday 16th October 2014 at 7.30 pm.at Connolly Hall Guildford Terrace Wellington Theme for this meeting : “You are chosen to be free”
Enquiries to David Monastra phone 043881079 or text 0274477280
Stocks are again running low and we are in need of the following items: Weetbix and
other cereals; tinned goods e.g. fruit, pasta sauce, soup, tomatoes, vegetables,
baked beans, spaghetti, fish, meat meals; spreads e.g. jam, peanut butter, honey,
vegemite, marmite; muesli bars, biscuits, sugar, flour and tea bags. Also personal
hygiene items - toilet paper, tooth paste, tooth brushes, soap, washing powder and
dish washing liquid.
St Pats Old Boys Assoc. Annual Dinner visit our website WWW.SPCOB.ORG.NZ
St Vincent de Paul Appeal for New Members
Calling all 'Town' and 'Stream' Old Boys , you are invited to attend our annual dinner. To
be held; Thurs 16th Oct 2014, @6pm ,SPC Hall, Kilbirnie. Guest Speaker: Cori
Gonzalez-Macuer ( from, What We Do in the Shadows ), Cost: $45.00. Tickets , email:
[email protected] or Hadyn Nicholls 04 9734244
Thank you to those who responded our appeal for people to join us and help with the
work we do in the community. We will be in contact with you all very soon to follow-up
your interest.
Dove invites all women to their meeting Saturday 18 th October 1.15-3.30pm at Connolly hall
Guildford Terrace (off Hill St) Thorndon. Speaker: Bunty Bunce – a woman of vitality and fun,
for 25 years she has travelled the nations, bringing the message of God’s love and hope to an
aching world, author/evangelist. Theme: Her story. Join us for praise and worship, solid biblical
teaching, prayer ministry and fellowship. Enquiries Sandra 475 5541 www.dove.org.nz
Paul Rosoman is delighted to invite you to join him at the launch of his latest CD
“Ciacona!”
Featuring an exciting selection of music from the baroque period, ideally suited to the
instrument, this is the first recording of the organ of Old Saint Paul’s since a TVNZ video
of its inauguration in 1977.
The launch is at 3pm on Sunday, October 19th at Old Saint Paul’s, 34 Mulgrave Street,
Wellington. We do hope you're able to attend.
Please RSVP to: Nigel MacIntyre, PO Box 5845, Wellington 6145 / 04-472-1472 /
021-245-0067 or [email protected]
St Benedict’s School Spring Fair
Sunday 19 October 11 – 2pm. St. Benedict’s School, 50 Nicholson Road, Khandallah.
Come along and enjoy an afternoon where there is something for everyone: Toys,
Clothing, Food, Cake Stall, White Elephant, Auctions, Books, Kids Zone, Craft, Tombola,
Photo with Santa, and a special guest appearance from two Wellington Saints players
and their NBL championship trophy!
Are you a Saint Bernard’s College Old Boy?The old boys Association is being
reestablished and all Saint Bernard’s Old Boys are invited to the Saint Bernard’s College
Old Boys Association Inaugural AGM, Thursday 30 October 2014, at Saint Bernard’s
College Staffroom, 183 Waterloo Road Lower Hutt. 7:30PM -8:30PM followed by nibbles
and drinks. RSVP or any questions please contact Jim Nicolle: phone 027-5058421 ;
email [email protected]
Open Home Foundation
Long term foster care needed
The Open Home Foundation is a Christian child and family support service. We are
seeking a loving home to provide long term care for a 10 year old boy.
Can you provide long term care for this child?:
- He is able-bodied and physically active,
- He has a moderate intellectual disability and is in a mainstream class,
- He has behaviour needs that require a thoughtful and patient parenting style.
As an Open Home Foundation foster parent you will receive:
•Board payments, Full training, •Respite care, •24 hour support, •Additional specialised support.
For an application pack or further details, please contact:
Phillip Larking or Cath Berryman on Ph: 04 566 3990
TUI MOTU on sale after Masses this
weekend - $7.00
The October edition of TUI MOTU
contains thought-provoking articles for
reflection, discussion and deep
prayer. These include material around the
Synod on Family,
calls for the laity to once again take their
role in our communities, vocations to
priesthood and religious life and on-going
commitment to address the painful issue of
sexual abuse.
ST BRIGID’S SCHOOL FAIR
th
9 November -
10.30am - 1.00pm
9 - 11 Phillip St, Johnsonville
A variety of quality stalls
Great selection of food
Games for the children
Quickfire auctions
Café for a cuppa and something
to eat. Come along and grab a
bargain!