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OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY PARISH
Kenmore-Moggill
A parish of Brisbane West Deanery
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time 25/26 October 2014
Vision: To be a welcoming and inclusive community, sharing God’s Kingdom with all.
Parish Priest:
Fr Francis Onwunali
Deacon:
Rev Russ Nelson
Sacramental Coordinator: Colleen Tracey
First Reading: Exodus 22:22-26
Moses receives the depth of God’s special
preference for the disadvantaged and this should
be the attitude of his people.
Parish Office hours 8:30am to 4:00pm
Secretary:
Trish Sharkey
Secretary:
Colleen Tracey
1 Kenmore Rd
(PO Box 54) Kenmore 4069
Tel: 3878 6655
Fax: 3378 9741
Web: www.olr.org.au
E-mail: [email protected]
Chapel Hours:
8:00am to 7:00pm each week day
4:00pm to 6:00pm Saturday
8:00am to 12:00noon Sunday
Adoration: 8.45am before morning Mass (Church)
and 1st Friday 7pm – 7am (Chapel)
Second Reading: 1 Thessalonians 1:5a-10
Paul’s community has turned away from idols
and set their hearts on the living God revealed
in Jesus.
Gospel Reading: Matthew 22:34-40
Loving God will all our heart and one’s
Neighbour as oneself is the essence of walking
with Jesus.
Prayer of the Church: Psalter Wk 2
Parish School:
Principal:
Mr Andrew Oberthur 3378 2412
Below is a list of our Parish Pastoral Councillors. Councillors may be contacted via the Parish Office.
Andrew Oberthur
Jason Swemmer
Anthony Vassallo
Brendan Bartlett
Leanne Chappell
Geoff Fisher
RESPONSORIAL PSALM: I LOVE YOU, I LOVE YOU, LORD, MY
STRENGTH.
I love you. Lord, my strength,
my rock, my fortress, my saviour.
My God is the rock where I take refuge;
my shield, my mighty help, my stronghold.
The Lord is worthy of all praise:
when I call I am saved from my foes. R.
Long life to the Lord, my rock!
Praised be the God who saves me.
He has given great victories to his king
and shown his love for his anointed. R.
Loving as God Loves
Today is the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time and just as
we enter into the final phase of the Ordinary Time, the
Scripture Readings of today remind us of what is most
important. It is the commandment to love. The First
Reading from the Book of Exodus assures us of the
Lord’s compassionate stance for the needy and
vulnerable. He cares for the foreigners, the widows and
orphans, and the poor. He defends them because of his
merciful nature as God. Just as the Lord is kind and
merciful to the poor and needy among us, so must we
be. The Second Reading from St Paul's 1st Letter to the
Thessalonians illustrates the dynamics of love at work in
the early Christian community in Thessalonica. Having
Penny Carroll
Stephen Tomlin
Sarah Warner
David Todd
(Chair)
experienced the saving love of Christ preached and
witnessed to them by St. Paul and his companions, they
opened their hearts to the Gospel and imitated their
Christian example. Moreover, the life that they lived by
the power of the Holy Spirit enabled them to spread
their loving faith in God to surrounding places. In the
Gospel Reading from St. Matthew, Jesus is asked for the
greatest of the commandments. He does not say that it is
'love of God' alone, but adds 'love of neighbour' to it. Jesus
gives them both. He is asked for one commandment and
answers with two. Perhaps an indication that He saw
them as one and the same thing. To love God is to love
one's neighbour. One cannot claim to love God and not
care for others. By radically connecting the love of God
with the love of neighbour, Jesus brings in a new
teaching.
It is God who first loves us and that makes us able to
love ourselves and therefore to be grateful for the gift of
ourselves. This awareness of life as gift is what we mean
by loving God. We cannot love ourselves without being
grateful to God, and it is this gratitude to God that sets
us free really to love other people. Too often the value
that we place upon others is tied up with what they can
do for us - 'What is their value to me?' Truly loving one's
neighbour entails valuing them as gifts of God. Not only
are we gifts of God, and our neighbours gifts of God,
but the love with which we love ourselves and others is
the expression of our love for God.
Fr Francis
ALTAR SERVERS’ ROSTER
Sat 1 Nov 6:00pm: TBC
Sun 2 Nov 8am TBC
Sun 2 Nov 9.30am TBC
Sun 2 Nov 5.30pm: TBC
LITURGY TIMES FOR WEEK ENDING: 1/2 November
WEEK DAYS at OLR Kenmore
Adoration Tues/Thurs/Friday at 8.45am before Mass
Monday
Tuesday
27 October
28 October
(Feast – Sts Simon & Jude)
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
29 October
30 October
31 October
WEEKEND MASS TIMES
Saturday
1 November
Saturday
1 November
(Solemnity – All Saints)
Sunday
2 November
(Solemnity – All Souls)
6:00pm
9:15am
NO MASS
9:15am
9.15am
7:00am (chapel)
6:00pm Mass
8:00am St Catherine’s
9.30am & 5.30pm OLR
Prayer after Communion: O Sacrament Most Holy, O
Sacrament Divine, all praise and all thanksgiving
be every moment thine.
Just one of the benefits of Eucharistic Adoration:
Trust all things to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament and to
Mary Help of Christians and you will see
what miracles are. (St John Bosco)
OLR Parish -Music Director
Music is an integral part of our Liturgy and our
parish is looking for someone to coordinate the
choir and music of our parish. Please speak with Fr
Francis if you wish to know more about it or if you
know someone whom we can approach.
NOVEMBER MASSES
“Mass for the Holy Souls”
It is a wholesome thought
to pray for the dead, that
they may be freed from their
sins. 11 Maccabees 12:46
Reconciliation: Saturday 5pm OLR or by Appt via office.
ROSTER for Weekend 1/2 November
OLR 6pm Sat: Sue Vizcarra, Eric Vizcarra, Sonia Pleines,
Jane Bornhorst, Lorrie Maher
Earle Denning, Madeleine Denning
St Cath’s 8am: Miriam Holmes, Denis & Teresa Nucibella
Francis Fernandes, Cecilia Grigaitis
OLR 9.30 Sun: Annette Deane, Tony Deane, Ross Goodall,
Margaret Kerwick, Margaret Lynch
Viv Miranda, Tina Miranda
OLR 5.30 Sun: Patricia Field, Miriam Holmes, Bernard
Giraud, Lesley Campigli, Robert Dupont
Youth
Welcoming roster: 1/2 November
6pm; Julia , 8am Brendan, 9.30am Chris 5.30pm: Anthony
Children’s Liturgy Roster: Sunday 2 November
Group 2: Cathy; Cecelia; Gail
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PRAYERS ARE REQUESTED FOR:
RECENTLY DECEASED: Bill Pincus, Peng Yoke Ho,
Ray Fitzgerald, Norma Letton, Jack Nugent, Leo
Simonis, Chinnamma Cyriac, Nicholas Yates, Harry
Fincham, Peter Heymer, Gregory O’Brien, Michael
Hughes, Yukie Yamakoshi,
SICK: Tim Green, Eylece White, Jack Travers, Ethan
Keymer, Bernard Wallace,
John Budd, Fr Finian
Perkins, Maria Fernandes, Karl Donnelly, Margarid
Carvallo, Margaret Wang, Maria Bradshaw, Ann
Wessely, Necia Stockwell, Carol Sielaff, Lorna
McMahon, Thomas Gockel, Maureen Maloney, Tom
Curtis, Clara O’Donnell, Nancy Picpim, Christopher
Holland
ANNIVERSARIES: Beryl Warnick, Margaret &
Catherine Malone, Ann Gardner, Valerian & Juliet
Miranda, Mack McSherry, Barry Carey, Frank Hennelly,
Mark Morrissey and for all whose anniversaries occur about
this time.
We have Mass envelopes available in the
communication areas for people wishing to have a
Mass offered for their friends and or family who
have passed away.
Their names will be added to the “Book of Life” that
will be kept by the statue of Our Lady during the
month of November.
Date Claimer:
Francis Sullivan, Chief Executive
Officer, Truth Justice & Healing Council will speak at
the Parish on Monday, 3 November at 7.30pm. Go to
www.tjhcouncil.org.au for more information.
GETTING INVOLVED!
At Masses last weekend we are announced and
launched the OLR Pastoral Plan. The Pastoral Plan
aims to make OLR an even more welcoming and
inclusive Parish. Over the coming months you will
hear from coordinators of the various ministries
and groups operating within the Parish with an
open invitation to join them.
Prayer for healing: The CCR Brisbane Healing
Prayer Centre provides prayer ministry for those in
need of healing in the physical, emotional and
spiritual areas of their lives. An appointment for
prayer may be made by contacting Audrey on 0432
968 892 or [email protected].
Ongoing Learning and Renewal
Catholic Faith taught in our schools
THIS Monday, 27 October 2014 at
7.30pm
Mark Elliott was one of the Project Leaders of the new
Curriculum and is now a Principal Education Officer at
Brisbane Catholic Education’s Religious Education
Team which is responsible for support, monitoring and
implementation of Archdiocesan policies for religious
education in schools. Mark will speak about how the
Curriculum is structured and how it can be accessed by
both parents and parishioners.
Narelle Harney is the Assistant Principal Religious
Education at Our Lady of the Rosary School, Kenmore.
Commencing at OLR in 2014, Narelle has worked with
staff in planning for and resourcing the new Religion
Curriculum. She assists teachers to ensure that effective
Religion classroom teaching occurs at OLR.
Monday 10 November at the 6pm evening
Mass we will commemorate Parishioners
who have died over the past 12 months.
Any parishioners who have lost a loved
one are welcome to join these families as
we pray and remember those who are now
at peace with Our Lord.
MONDAY 10TH NOV 6PM OLR CHURCH
We have a parishioner looking for any part time
work. Please contact the parish office if you can
assist.
Piano Recital by
Rachael Shipard.
Sun 9 Nov 2014 3:00PM
Program: Piano Concerto No 2 by Sergei Rachmaninoff
Venue: Theme & Variations Piano Studio
60 Commercial Rd, Newstead, QLD 4006
Ph: 3666 0650 Entrance Fee: $10 Adult
$5 Students & Concession
Further Enquiries please contact either
Phillip 0425 563 513 or Sharon 0406 975 301
The performance time is approx. 30 - 40mins
Light refreshments will be served after the performance
G20 and Women Prayer Vigil
Friday 21 October, 2014, 6pm for 6.30pm at Little Flower
Catholic Church, 80 Turner Rd, Kedron
Upcoming prayer vigils include: Prayer for the Earth,
Friday 7 November 6pm for 6.30pm at Sherwood
Uniting Church, 706 Sherwood Rd, Sherwood, Prayer
for People living in Poverty, Friday 14 November, 7pm
at St Andrew's Anglican Church, 160 Vulture St, South
Brisbane. Catholic Justice and Peace Commission on
3324 3441 or [email protected]
Maranatha Charismatic Prayer Group
Healing Mass, Thursday 6 November, 7pm
We all need healing for ourselves and our loved
ones. Please join us at this Mass and invite a friend.
Let us be healed by the power of the Holy Spirit.
Enquiries: Margaret 0414725093.
Vinnies request please:
Does anyone have any old and in working order
laptops with software installed that they are not
using anymore and can donate to refugees please. It
is difficult to access work and any services without
the internet these days. Please call the parish office
or see Phillip Hoy if you can assist. Thank you.
On weekend of 8/9 November we will filling
out during Mass a “Welcome & Inclusion
Form” in relation to the Parish Pastoral Plan.
We look forward to receiving your updated
details for our new database provided by the
Archdiocese. Thank you.
Youth Mass & end of year party!!!!!!
SUNDAY 2ND NOVEMBER join us for the
5.30pm Mass and afterwards for an end of
year party. Games, fun and food to be
enjoyed by all. Finishes at 8pm. Please bring
a friend and come along.
OLR COMBINED GROUPS SENIORS’
CHRISTMAS LUNCH
The OLR Combined Groups Seniors’ Christmas Lunch
will be held at the City SOFITEL Buffet Restaurant on
Wednesday
November 26th 2014,
seating at 12.00 noon. The Buffet offers a wide selection
of food including seafood. Tea, Coffee and a selection of
Desserts are also included. All other beverages to be
paid personally when ordered. This year the price for
the Lunch and a set of three raffle tickets for the
Christmas hamper will be $50.00 each which includes a
small subsidy. You are welcome to purchase additional
sets of tickets at $5.00 per set. The raffle offers a first
prize of a Christmas hamper and many other smaller
prizes.
Please make payment with the correct amount at the
Parish Office ASAP before 4.00 pm on Thursday
November 13th 2014. Please select and collect your set
of raffle tickets when you make your payment. All
proceeds of raffle will go to the St Vincent’s Christmas
appeal as per previous years. We would appreciate and
thank you for any donations or hamper items for the
raffle. They can be left in the Parish Office as early as
possible – thank you.
Enquiries: Amy – Phone: 3202-7614.
ENTRANCE:
GATHER US IN
1.
GA 526
Here in this place new light is streaming,
now is the darkness vanished away,
see in this space our fears and our dreaming,
brought here to you in the light of this day.
Gather us in the lost and forsaken,
gather us in the blind and the lame;
call to us now, and we shall awaken,
we shall arise at the sound of our name.
2.
We are the young— our lives are a mystery
we are the old— who yearn for your face,
we have been sung throughout all of history,
called to be light to the whole human race.
Gather us in the rich and the haughty,
gather us in— the proud and the strong;
give us a heart so meek and so lowly,
give us the courage to enter the song.
GIFTS:
God Has Chosen Me GA497
1. God has chosen me, God has chosen me
to bring good news to the poor,
God has chosen me, God has chosen me
to bring new sight to those searching for light.
God has chosen me, chosen me:
Refrain
And to tell the world that God’s kingdom is near,
to remove oppression and break down fear,
yes, God’s time is near, God’s time is near.
2. God has chosen me, God has chosen me
to set alight a new fire.
God has chosen me, God has chosen me
to bring to birth a new kingdom on earth.
God has chosen me, chosen me: R
3. God is calling me, God is calling me,
in all whose cry is unheard.
God is calling me, God is calling me
to raise up the voice with no power or choice.
God is calling me, calling me: R
COMMUNION:
WE REMEMBER GA249
We remember how you loved us to your death,
and still we celebrate, for you are with us here;
and we believe that we will see you
when you come in your glory Lord,
We remember, we celebrate, we believe.
1. Here, a million wounded souls are
yearning just to touch you and be healed.
Gather all your people,
and hold them to your heart. R
2. Now we recreate your love,
we bring the bread and wine to share a meal.
Sign of grace and mercy,
the presence of the Lord. R
3. Christ, the Father's great "Amen"
to all the hopes and dreams of ev'ry heart,
Peace beyond all telling,
and freedom from all fear. R
4. See the face of Christ revealed
in ev'ry person standing by your side,
Gift to one another,
and temples of your love. R
A New Commandment GA318
A new commandment I give unto you:
that you love one another as I have loved you,
that you love one another as I have loved you.
By this shall all know that you are my disciples:
if you have love one for another.
By this shall all know that you are my disciples:
if you have love one for another.
How Can I Keep From Singing
My life flows on in endless song
Above Earth's lamentation
I hear the real though far-off hymn
That hails a new creation
Refrain:
No storm can shake my inmost calm
While to that rock I'm clinging
Since love is Lord of heaven and earth
How can I keep from singing
Above the tumult and the strife
I hear its music ringing
It sounds an echo in my soul
How can I keep from singing R
DISMISSAL:
On Eagle’s Wings M. Joncas (c) NDM
1. You who dwell in the shelter of the Lord,
who abide in his shadow for life,
say to the Lord: “My refuge,
my rock in whom I trust!”R
And he will raise you up on eagle’s wings,
bear you on the breath of dawn,
make you to shine like the sun,
and hold you in the palm of his hand.
2. The snare of the fowler will never capture you,
and famine will bring you no fear:
under his wings your refuge,
his faithfulness your shield. R
3. You need not fear the terror of the night,
nor the arrow that flies by day;
though thousands fall about you,
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ENTRANCE: OLR 5.30PM MASS
"How Great Is Our God"
The splendor of a King, clothed in majesty
Let all the earth rejoice
All the earth rejoice
He wraps himself in Light, and darkness
tries to hide
And trembles at His voice
Trembles at His voice
How great is our God, sing with me
How great is our God, and all will see
How great, how great is our God
Age to age He stands
And time is in His hands
Beginning and the end
Beginning and the end
The Godhead Three in One
Father Spirit Son
The Lion and the Lamb
OFFERTORY:
Choir
Well love is quiet, love is strong
And love is patient, suffering long
Where love lives there is no fear
Now can you hear R
Bread Broken Wine Shared
Refrain
Bread broken, wine shared; Jesus, here,
Taking our lives, opening our hearts,
making us whole,
Setting our loving free.
Take all our dreams, all that we are,
All that we could ever be.
Lord of all life, we want to be Yours,
We take bread and eat. R
Open our minds, open our hearts,
Let love set us free within.
Lord of all life, we want to be Yours,
We pour wine and drink. R
Make us alive, filled with Your hope,
Living what’s really true.
Lord of all life, we want to be Yours,
We know this is You.
COMMUNION:
Love Is
You shall love the Lord your God with all
your heart with all your soul
With all your mind with all your strength
and love your neighbour as yourself
Well love is gentle, love is kind
And love is giving and it's not blind
And love is choosing for the right rejecting
the wrong R
Well love is keeping his commands
Greater love hath no man
Than he lay down his life for a friend
Love never ends R
DISMISSAL:
If God is For Us
Refrain:
If God is for us
Who can be against
If the Spirit of God has set us free
If God is for us
Who can be against
If the Spirit of God has set us free
I know that nothing in this world
can ever take us from His love R
Nothing can take us from his love
Poured out in Jesus the Lord R
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