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OLW NEWS 2019 Tel: 9460 6684 Email: [email protected]
Issue: 34 Date: Monday October 28 2019
Dear Parents & Families, Thank you to all the families who have completed their child’s profile in Care Monkey. We now have 143 out 172 students with a profile created by their parents.
Our Preps have an excursion to Myuna Farm this Friday, November 1. Currently we have 1 family that has not created their child’s medical profile and 6 families that have not approved their child attending this excursion. These details will need to be completed before Wednesday if you wish for your child to attend. GARDEN CLUB Our Garden Club held a harvest day last Wednesday, harvesting many of their winter crops including snap peas, beetroot, silver beet, spinach, broad beans, snow peas and herbs. Their bounty was very impressive and all very tasty!
STATE ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSIPS Congratulations to William B. and
William N. who competed in the State Athletics Championships last Thursday. Both qualified for the final in their respective events, with William B. finishing 4th in Discus and William N. finishing 1st in Triple Jump after jumping a personal best. Some photos of them in action are included in today’s newsletter.
PREP 2020 ORIENTATION Our Orientation Program for Prep 2020 continues this week with Phys. Ed, Art & Story Time on Friday from 10.00am – 11.00am. P & F MEETING Our next P & F Meeting is this Tuesday, October 29 at 5.00pm in the school staffroom, just after our Sporting Schools program. Everyone is most welcome to attend. MELBOURNE CUP LONG WEEKEND This coming weekend is the Melbourne Cup Long Weekend. School will be closed on both Monday and Tuesday. Monday is a Report Writing Day for staff, whilst Tuesday is the Melbourne Cup Public Holiday. Classes will resume on Wednesday, but we will not be holding Assembly on Wednesday due to our specialist program. SUMMER SPORT Summer Sport continues this Friday with a HOME game against St Joseph the Worker Primary School. Supporters are most welcome.
Enjoy the week! Kevin Burke
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS
Reconciliation (Year 2) Sacrament of Reconciliation - Tuesday 12th November at 7:00pm
WORD OF THE WEEK Congratulations to everyone who
found out that tenacious means ‘persisting in existence,’ or ‘to keep a firm hold of something‘.
Our word for this week is:
EXQUISITE
Find out it’s meaning and see if you can add this word to your vocabulary over the next week!
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2019 State Track & Field
Championships
PREP 2020
Parish of Our Lady of the Way Kingsbury Presbytery: 13 Green Ave, Kingsbury, 3083
Parish Priest: Fr Terry Bergin Tel: 9462 1221 School Tel: 9460 6684
Email: [email protected]
Parish Website: OLW Kingsbury
Mass Timetable
Saturday – Vigil Mass:
Sunday:
Weekdays:
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Rosary Monday to Saturday:
Divine Mercy Chaplet
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament:
6.00PM
8.00AM and 10.00AM
10.00AM
Saturday from 5.15 to 5.45PM
9.30AM
After Mass Daily
Friday from 9.00 to 9.30AM
Baptisms and Marriages by appointment: Please ring 9462 1221
Entrance Antiphon: Let the hearts that seek the Lord rejoice; turn to the Lord and his strength;
constantly seek his face.
Communion Antiphon: We will ring out or joy at your saving help and exult in the name of our
God.
Readers for Sunday Mass 27th Oct 6pm E Gleeson 8am Sr Julie-Anne 10am A Walsh
3rd Nov 6pm J Wild 8am B Bowlen 10am J McColl
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
27th Oct 6pm A Lamb & Volunteer required 10am D Austin & Volunteer required
3rd Nov 6pm K Zanini & Volunteer required 10am M Leonard & Volunteer required
OLW Church Cleaning Roster
26th Oct Professional Cleaners
09th Nov P Doorbar K Zanini
OLW Sacristy Linen Laundering Roster 27th Oct Barbara Hayes
3rd Nov Amelia Marii
23rd Oct: Church Account $1264.00
Presbytery Account $739.50
1st Nov: All Saints Day.
2nd Nov: Holy Souls Day.
30th Nov: Place this date in your diaries. Raising of the Christmas Crib in church. This will take
place after 10am mass, around 10.30am. Thanks to all who can come.
Parish Lunch: Next lunch will be on the 30th Oct at Bundoora Hotel. Please check that your name
is ON the list if you are coming. If you cannot make it, please CROSS YOUR NAME OFF the list.
See you all there.
Green Ave Theatre: 7th Nov – Oaks Day. Movie is Phar Lap. Fashion on the Fields, get your hats
out and do something special as prizes galore! Now chicken and champagne lunch, book a table
for catering purposes, place your name on the board in the church foyer. See you all there.
Family nights: Family night, meal and get together in the church foyer, coming soon. Check notice
board for next date in November.
YTU: Have your voice heard. Nov 15-17 Albion Rd Box Hill. Bookings through Trybooking.com
This is a talk by Bishop Vincent Long, Noel Connelly, Pat Fox, Andrew Hamilton and Bernadette
Keating.
Change of address – number only: Our number was previously 13 Green Ave. Courtesy of the
Council, we are now 9C Green Ave Kingsbury.
A Reflection:
We have been reflecting on prayer, and today brings us to the great classic, the two men in the
temple.
Luke said that Jesus told this story to those who considered themselves as righteous, which
indicates that his audience were Pharisees. The name Pharisees, the separated one, usually meant
one who became dedicated to the observance of the Law.
Like all groups, there were some people who got caught up in legalism, or became strict observers
of the letter of the law, and forgot the spirit of the law. Jesus had many friends among the Pharisees,
but occasionally issued warnings to those who forgot the purpose of the law.
Two people go to the Temple to pray, a Pharisees and a tax agent. We become eaves droppers on
their prayers.
The Pharisees gives thanks to God, not for the wondrous works of God, but for himself, “Thank
God I am not like them”. He is aware of the tax agent in the background, so his religious superiority
is strengthened.
The tax agent has only one prayer, which he says over and over, “Have mercy on me, I am a sinner”.
Jesus is pointing out the pitfalls of losing sight of the goal of prayer. What is the purpose of prayer?
Prayer is an outward sign of our relationship with God. Our focus is God, and in God, all of
humanity. The first action of prayer is to listen. We are told God speaks in a variety of ways. Four
key ways are given: God speaks through Prophets, through our human story past and present
through Jesus and in and through creations. The second action of prayer is to respond. Out of active
listening to God we move forward to act on behalf of God.
The letter to Timothy sums up the Christian life. We are to be Eucharist for others, “bread broken
and wine poured” for the life of all.
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