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Principal’s Message 12th May 2015
Dear Parents and Friends,
I trust all the mums in our community were suitably spoilt last Sunday.
Thank you to the many parents who assisted with Mother’s Day stall last week. Again, it showed what dedicated parents we have in our school. Thank you!
NAPLANMy best wishes for those students in Years 3 & 5 who will participate in the NAPLAN tests this week. Thank you to Miss Waller, Mrs Killin, Mrs Jacks, Mrs Grigson and Ms Boyle for preparing the students.
Our approach within the whole school curriculum program recognises that preparation for testing is a whole of school responsibility. It is through rich learning experiences from Prep to Year 6 that provides the students with the skills and knowledge to participate in the testing program. Let us also put into perspective this process of external testing – it gives a set of data collected on a particular day under conditions that are not the norm for students (especially Year 3) while testing knowledge, skills and understandings that they may or may not have had an opportunity to learn prior to the test. Over emphasising the importance of the tests to stu-dents may have the undesired effect of raising their anxiety level and thus hinder their capacity to demonstrate their best effort.
Australian Curriculum Reporting and Assessment Authority (ACARA) chief executive, Robert Randall, emphasises the importance of “quality teaching” rather than “drilling and excessive practice around sample tests” which is not helpful. “Once you’ve done a couple of practice ones to familiarise the students you are losing any gain you get from it.”
My own children, who have both sat the NAPLAN tests in recent years, found that a good hearty breakfast, and a supportive and encouraging hug went a long way each morning.
Reassure your children that this is simply another school activity – all the preparation is now done and all they have to do is try their best on the day.
Cross Country CarnivalCongratulations to all students who participated in the school cross country last Friday. It was a wonderful morning with so many students giving their best. I was particularly impressed with how the students supported each other, either by cheering or giving a congratulatory comment at the end of the race. Many thanks to Mrs Donna Jacks for her organisation and the continued training of the St Joachim’s School Cross-Country Squad.
Year 5 CampI look forward to joining the Year 5 students on their school camp at Coolum from Tuesday to Thursday next week. Luther Heights Youth Camp offers an outdoor education program focused on learning and taking risks in a safe environment. The camp aims to stretch the students’ imagination, build teamwork, confidence and trust through activities ranging from high, low and medium ropes, the giant flying fox, raft building and creative development. I am extremely grateful for the dedicated staff members who will be away from their own families for two nights. I can assure parents that your children are in very good hands.
Inter-School SportCongratulations to the students in Years 4 – 6 who successfully commenced their respective competitions last Friday. By all reports, the teams gave 100% - well done everyone.
P&F Meeting - MayPlease note that there will be no P&F meeting tonight, Tuesday 12th May due to a large number of parents attending the parish sacramental workshop. The P&F will hold over agenda items to the June meeting.
Have a great week,
Chris
Religious News
Term 2 News School Calendar
MAYWed 13th NAPLANThurs 14th NAPLANFri 15th Yrs 4, 5, 6 Afternoon Interschool SportMon 18th Well Being WeekMon 18th RAW ARTMon 18th ICAS Digital Technologies
(Computer Skills)Tue 19th Yr 5 CampTue 19th Yr 1 OT SessionsWed 20th RAW ARTThurs 21st RAW ARTThurs 21st Yr 5 Return From CampFri 22nd Yrs 4, 5, 6 Afternoon Interschool SportMon 25th AssemblyWed 27th School Fees DueThurs 28th Zone 2 Cross-Country CarnivalFri 29th Yrs 4, 5, 6 Afternoon Interschool SportSun 31st High Tea
JUNEMon 3rd ICAS ScienceFri 5th Yrs 4, 5, 6 Afternoon Interschool SportMon 8th Queen’ Birthday HolidayWed 10th Yr 1 ExcursionThurs 11th Prep ExcursionFri 12th Yrs 4, 5, 6 Afternoon Interschool SportMon 15th ICAS WritingTues 16th ICAS SpellingFri 19th Yrs 4, 5, 6 Afternoon Interschool SportMon 22nd Assembly
JULYTues 28th ICAS English
AUGUSTTues 11th ICAS Mathematics
Dear Parents,It was wonderful to have so many mothers and even some grandmothers at our Mothers’ Day prayer assembly yesterday afternoon. Thank you to Mrs Marshall and the students of 4 Red for leading us in prayer in celebration and thanksgiving of our mothers.
As the end of the Easter season approaches, the gospel readings from John continue to focus on God’s love for us. In recent weeks, John’s gospel has had Jesus describing himself as the ‘good shepherd’ and as the ‘true vine’ as he prepared his disciples for their mission in spreading the Good News of God’s kingdom. This week’s gospel describes some of the richest parts of John’s text, where we Jesus’ commandment of love, “to love one another as I have loved you.” As I mentioned to our Year 4-6 students in Prayer of the Church yesterday, these words are a mantra of how to live our lives- so straightforward. How could so many generations of human beings fail to understand this simple message?
Today and on Thursday, Brisbane Catholic Education Religious Education Officer, Anne Victor is visiting St Joachim’s to work with our teachers, who will be released for a session to work with Anne and myself as we continue to develop our whole school Religious Education program.
On Thursday the teachers will be joining staff from St Agnes, Mt Gravatt and St Catherine’s Wishart in a twilight professional development on Assessment and Reporting in Religious Education.
I look forward to seeing the children and parents preparing for the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist at tonight’s workshop at St Agnes commencing at 7pm. A reminder for parents who have children involved in this year’s program that there will be a Confirmation workshop this Saturday 16th May- 2-4pm at St Joachim’s and a Eucharist workshop at St Agnes next Thursday evening, at St Agnes, commencing at 7pm.In preparation to receive these Sacraments of Initiation, the Year 4 students will participate in Reconciliation on Monday 25th May from 9am. The candidates will be confirmed in on of the two ceremonies presided by Archbishop Mark on Tuesday 26th May at either 6pm and 7:30pm at St Joachim’s Church.Please continue to keep these children and their families in your prayers.
Bishop Joseph Oudamen will visit our parish on the weekend of !9th-21st June. Bishop Joseph will celebrate mass with our school community on Friday 19th June at 9am, followed by morning tea with the staff.
Wishing you God’s blessing for the coming week, Amanda
Our JOEY PLAYGROUND STARS are:Caleb Doe Be RespectfulTheo Vedelago Be RespectfulBen Wick Be RespectfulTim Flannery Be RespectfulChiara Steadman Be Respectful; Be a Learner;
Be Safe
Sports NewsMARS BAR CROSS-COUNTRY TRAINERS
OF THE WEEKGrace Potter Yr 3 Charlie Corrigan Yr 4Helena Ruddy Yr 6 Lachlan McMullen Yr 4
Judd Taylor Yr 5
Age Group
1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place
Prep Juliette FilewoodHarry Findlay
Evie DurantAngus Gibbons
Rosie McInallyOliver Nelson
Year 1 Tessa GibbonsZac O’Shea
Maggie AlbionSean Warren
Isabelle OldsChase Anderson
Year 2 Lily MatthewsChristian White
Bridie McInnesCallum Spoto
Alex LightfootWilliam Taylor
8 Years Aspen StewartSebastian Lui
Ellie NunanLockier Beckett
Mia Sundell Matthias Ruddy
9 Years Violet SmithSam Benham
Ruby DayIsaac Greenwood
Eve DolanJordan Free
10 Years Stephanie KellyLarry Clark
Sophie RogersonCharlie Corrigan
Amelia GauchwinChris Nemeth
11 Years Lola BoylanTuquiri Beckett
Emma HoldenFletcher Brown
Eloise ArnoldNoah Edmonds
12 Years Chiara SteadmanAngelo Margahi
Sophie StenhouseHunter McAnulty
Alex O’SheaEddie Josey
Metropolitan East RepresentativeCongratulations to Year 6 student Emma Holden on her selection in the Met East Touch Football Team. Emma will now go on to proudly represent our school and region at the State Primary Schools Touch Championships. Good luck Emma!
Cross Country Carnival ResultsWhat a beautiful morning at the park for our carnival last Friday. Lovely to see so many parents and supporters turn up to cheer the runners on. Congratulations to every student for their wonderful participation and efforts and also their sportsmanship and behaviour. St. Joachim’s sport is alive!
Friday Afternoon Interschool SportAll of our soccer, touch football and netball players got in to the swing of things for their first round last week. Round 3 continues this Friday – good luck!
“Sportsmanship for me is when a guy walks off the court and you really can’t tell whether he won or lost, when he carries himself with pride either way.” Jim Courier
Mrs D Jacks PE Teacher
ST JOACHIM’S 2015 CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD
8 Yrs Aspen Stewart; Ellie Nunan; Mia Sundell;Tayla Bartholomeuz; Lucy Herbert; Sam O’Shea; Sebastian Lui; Lockier Beckett; Matthias Ruddy;Luca Panozzo; Jason Catton; Thomas Ahern
9Yrs Violet Smith; Ruby Day; Eve Dolan; Isabelle Jeffery; Ivy Williams; Kate Parker;Sam Benham; Isaac Greenwood; Jordan Free;Riley Lightfoot; Paddy McInally; Oliver Johnstone
10 Yrs Stephanie Kelly; Sophie Rogerson;Amelia Gauchwin; Jessica Holden; Eloise Lennox;Ava Campbell; Larry Clark; Charlie Corrigan;Chris Nemeth; Lucas Davern; Jayden Spoor;Daniel Coll
11 Yrs Lola Boylan; Emma Holden; Eloise Arnold;Hayley Rowan; Helena Ruddy; Meila Clark;Tuquiri Beckett; Fletcher Brown; Noah Edmonds;Felix Lewis; Kyle Langit; Eamon D’Alton
12 Yrs Chiara Steadman; Sophie Stenhouse; Alex O’Shea; Caitlin Cruse; Poppy Day; Trinity Conway; Angelo Margahi; Hunter McAnulty; Eddie Josey; Ethan Saina;Blake Filewood
Zone 2 Cross-Country CarnivalWhen: Thursday 28th MayWhere: St Bernadine’s Catholic Primary School , Regents ParkTime: 9.30am – 1.45pmCompulsory Training: Each Wed & Fri Morning 7.40am Mott Park
SPIRIT OF ST JOACHIM'S AWARDS:Noah Hay Yr 1 Caitlin Bruce Yr 1Judd Taylor Yr 5 Sophie Stenhouse Yr 6
OSHC NewsDear parents/carers,What an exciting year it has been so far at OSHC! This is our first entry into the school newsletter for the year but we endeavour to write something in here every week to keep you updated. A few highlights from the year so far: Easter vacation care was a huge success for both your children and our staff alike. The children are getting excited for next vacation care and are coming up with lots of suggestions – please keep these coming in! We also love hearing your feedback! Another highlight has been watching the integration of our lovely preppies this year into OSHC. They now absolutely love coming, doing exciting new things every day and are no longer shy about asking for what they would like to do! Lastly our new OSHC gardens which you may have seen just outside the side door of our building should bring us beautiful cherry tomatoes, blueberries and strawberries in the spring. We are happy to announce that the Department of Education has increased the licenced number of children we are allowed to take from 75 up to 90 children. This is exciting as it has allowed for a few permanent spots to open up and gives us more leeway in taking extra bookings on certain days. However, the downside is that we have limited staff all with different availability on different days. This means that on some days we will not be able to take extra bookings due to a lack of staff and we are required by law to work to a 1 staff to 15 children ratio. Also a reminder that if your children are attending before school care and need breakfast they need be here before 7.45 am. And that our OSHC service closes at 6.00 pm. Please make sure children are picked up before this time. From 6.01 pm there will be a charge of $25.00 per 15 minutes per family.
Regards Kristy and Michelle
Mother’s Day Stall Our Mother’s Day Stall was a big hit this year. All the children bought some lovely gifts so hopefully all our mums felt very special on Mother’s Day. A big thank you to our two dads Mark Kurbatoff & John Nunan and our mums that came along to help on the day. Your help was greatly appreciated. If your child did not have money on the day an IOU envelope has been sent home. Can you please make sure these envelopes are brought back to school this week.
High Tea – 31 May 2015 – 11am to 2pm – Undercover AreaDon’t forget to secure your spot at this year’s High Tea. It’s shaping up to be a spectacular event. The food will be amazing and all handmade by our mums and grandmothers. Send your $30 entry money into the office in a clearly marked envelope. If you are Gluten Free can you please advise Emma Whalley by email so that catering arrangements can be made – [email protected] note that this event is for adults only. If you have paid for a child to attend please let Emma know on the above email so that your money can be refunded.
Entertainment Books – link www.entbook.com.au/22020p2Don’t forget your Entertainment Book. The school gets $13 from each book. Not only will you get a fabulous range of discounts but you will be raising much needed funds for the school. If you have family or friends who would like a membership just get them to use the above link. As easy as that. Books can be purchased all over Australia and New Zealand. So far we have raised nearly $200. Orders for books and digital memberships are to be done via the above link. Please do not use the forms to make an order. Should you have any queries about this please ring Emma on 0407 987 538.Thank you to everyone who as purchased a membership.
Wray Organics – don’t forget to collect your receipts and put them in our fundraiser boxes!Wray Organics Mt Gravatt has a fabulous range of health foods and did you know they also have a café? Why not pop in with a group of mums for a coffee and cake and support our school at the same time. Boxes are located at the store and in our school office for collection of receipts.
P&F News
BirthdaysGrace Potter; Bridget Smith; Zahara Ernst; Hamish Whalley;Thomas Hamill; Wesley Hansen; Harry Hayes; Sabrina Nobilio; Eloise Arnold; Tayla Bartholomeusz;Alex Csurhes; Amani Meela; Joseph Meela; Mika Paraskevas; Lachlan McDonald
Curriculum NewsRaw Art WorkshopsNext week, Raw Art specialist teachers will visit St Joachim’s on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. We look forward to having these talented artists in our community.
Building Resilient Children WorkshopLast week, we advertised a Parent Workshop , Building Resilient Children, with psychologist, Tricia Chandra for Wednesday 17th June. As this is the date of the 2nd State of Origin Match, we are negotiating with Tricia to change the date so that as many parents as possible are able to attend. The new date and details of the workshop will be advertised with parents as soon as possible.
Chess LessonsAndrew Fitzpatrick from Gardiner Chess will be visiting our school on Friday He will visit each class to share details of the extra curricular program offered to our students.
Amanda Sheridan
Parent Reps News
TAKE 2 - Year 3 Mum’s night out When - Friday 22 MayWhere - Roman Empire Restaurant at 630pm Shop 1, Cosmopolitan Centre, 742 Creek Road, Mt Gravatt EastWhy - Just because and Term 2 is ticking by!!!Menu - http://theromanempire.com.au/wp-content/ uploads/2014/09/Roman_Empire_Menu.pdfCan you please RSVP either Kim Harris ([email protected]) or Kelly Austin ([email protected]) by Wednesday 13 May so we can book a table. Hope to see you there :) Kelly and KimYear 3 parent reps
Year 5 Mum’s dinnerJoin us for a catch-up over dinner & drinks, and welcome our new mums.
Where: The Bent Elbow, 16 Old Cleveland Road, GreenslopesWhen: 7pm, Saturday 20th JuneRSVP: Lindsey Ahern ([email protected]) or Shelley Taylor ([email protected])
Very occasionally in life you get the chance to achieve something extraordinary; something that will inspire others and prove something to yourself. Oxfam Trailwalker is one of those rare opportunities. It’s an epic journey that changes lives forever and it’s happening in Brisbane on Friday 19 June 2015. The journey sees myself and three work colleagues trek through 100km of bush trail from Mt Glorious to Mt Coot-tha within 48 hours. Three of us have never attempted this before and our team are aiming for under 25 hours. It is not a relay, our team has to start together, stick together and finish together.
The Oxfam Trailwalk began in 1981 as a training exercise for the elite Queen’s Gurkha Signals Regiment in Hong Kong. As well as being an extremely physical activity, its purpose is to raise vital funds to support people living in poverty. It has since grown into one of the world’s ultimate team events with almost 200,000 people taking part and $140 million raised in support of Oxfam’s work.
By donating to my team you are making a significant difference to the lives of others. You are helping families to build water taps, installing boreholes, toilets and handwashing stalls in communities, building schools and training teachers to provide people with the skills and tools they need to help them create a way to earn an income to
build a brighter future. For more information about how your donation helps others refer to https://trailwalker.oxfam.org.au/3852/the-differ-ence-you-make. I am immensely proud that that we are able to be a part of this worthy cause. It is something I will always remember. To donate to Oxfam and help me and my team reach and hopefully exceed our goal of $4,000 please click on the link below. Please remember, every little bit helps.
https://trailwalker.oxfam.org.au/team/home/21885
Oxfarm TrailwalkGrade 3 Mum’s Morning Tea (and all other Mum’s welcome too!)
Where: Mt Gravatt Wray Organic Market & Cafe Date: Friday 15 May 2015Time: 9am (straight after school drop off)Address: Big Top Shopping Centre, Shop 8/1290 Logan Road, Mt Gravatt. Heaps of parking available!
Please join us for a drink and bite to eat to help raise money for the Wray Organic School Fundraiser. EVERY single purchase (no matter how big or small) goes towards helping to raise money for our school!
Please don’t forget to place your receipt in the St Joachim’s Entry Box (located near the entrance of the store) before you leave. If you forget, than please pop your receipt in the St Joachim’s Entry Box located in the school office. Thanks and look forward to seeing you there!
Wray Organic School FundraiserWell Done!! We have already raised $318.50 from the Wray Organics School Fundraiser. A fantastic effort!
By shopping at Mt Gravatt Wray Organics (located in the Big Top Shopping Centre, Shop 8/1290 Logan Rd, Mt Gravatt) you can raise money for St Joachim’s. Even the purchase of a cup of coffee in the Wray Organic Cafe will go towards raising money. Receipts can be accepted from grandparents, family members, friends and neighbours! Simply ask them to place their receipts in the St Joachim’s Entry Box located within the Mt Gravatt Wray Organic Store. Alternatively, receipts can also be placed in the Entry Box located within the School Office. There are only 7 weeks remaining!
Thank you :-)
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Tuckshop News
TUCKSHOP ROSTERWednesday 13th May 2015
FIRST BREAK SECOND BREAKIona P Iona PAnnabelle Kate KellyJessica Kelly HDonna M
Wednesday 20th May 2015Marina B Marina B
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1st break: 8:30 – 11:00 (earlier if you want) 2nd break: 12:00 – 2:00
P&F News
HOLLAND PARK STATE HIGH SCHOOL
See our highly effective smaller school culture Hear about our outstanding OP achievement and vocational opportunities
Visit classrooms to see Triple E (Excellence, Enrichment, Extension) in action
Our Open Morning Tours for May are:
• Friday 22 May 2015 at 9.15am followed by morning tea with the Principal
www.hollparkshs.eq.edu.auTelephone: 3347 0111
Clairvaux MacKillop College – Enrolment Interviews
Clairvaux MacKillop College are holding Enrolment Interviews on Saturday 16 May. Please contact the Enrolment Officer on 3347 9223 or email [email protected] to book an appointment. Clairvaux MacKillop College 2015 Musical – Alice in WonderlandClairvaux MacKillop College are delighted to invite you and your family to experience the musical production of Alice in Wonderland. Performances will be held on Friday 22 May and Saturday 23 May from 6.00pm.Come and enjoy this beloved story and watch as Alice tumbles down a rabbit hole and an extraordinary adventure begins. In a fantasy land she meets a rabbit with a pocket watch, joins a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, and plays croquet with the Queen!.
Please see attached a poster for further details. Bookings are now open and tickets can be purchased by calling 3347 9200.
at 25 years i or St Thomas More Primary School 25th
The Communities of St. Thomas More Catholic Primary School Sunshine Beach
and Noosa District Catholic Parish Invite you to attend
Jubilee Mass and Family Day Celebrations Sunday 17th May 2015 - Mass commencing at 9.30am
Followed by BBQ Celebrations and Activities at St. Thomas More School, Ben Lexcen Drive, Sunshine Beach
Please RSVP by 8th May 2015 to psunshinebeach @ bne.catholic.edu.au or 54492022
Jubilee Gala Cocktail Evening Featuring Students Art Show and Auction Saturday 23rd May 2015 - from 6.30pm
Champagnat Centre at St. Thomas More School Tickets - $75.00 per person
(includes Gourmet Travelling Feast, a Drink on arrival & Entertainment) Tickets available online from Monday 20th April 2015
at http://www.trybooking.com/HLBT Tickets also available from the School Office - 54492022 or Parish Office 54471188
Ticket Sales for Gala Evening close Friday 15th May 2015
Open Events - Lourdes Hill CollegeOnce per term the College offers a special Open Event. One of our Senior Students will take you on a tour of the College, after which you are invited to join the Principal and members of the College Leadership Team for morning tea. Upcoming Open Event dates are as follows: · Monday 10 August 9.30am – 10.30am
Please contact our Enrolments Registrar, Mrs Maria Krause on (07) 3399 0434 or email [email protected] to register your interest.
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Weekend date: 15th – 17th May 2015Venue: Santa Teresa Spirituality Centre, Ormiston QLD (on Brisbane’s bayside)
For bookings/details contact: Maria and David Murphy, ph (07) 3342 1456, [email protected] Information website: www.wwme.org.au
HPMG Parish News
PARISH MUSIC
Who me?Well, do you think music at Mass is important?
Absolutely!What can you do?
Who me???Yes, you!
I can sing in tune but so can everyone.No not everyone can, and we need more singers.
Who me? Yes, you! Look it’s time to stop thinking that others can keep the Church going. The parish needs both singers and keyboard players. Other instruments would be great too. Can you get a little group together who would provide music once a month? Would you like to join an existing group? Do you know anyone who isn’t even a Catholic but enjoys making music and might be interested? Take a risk, think creatively. So yes, I am talking to you, contact the parish office. Ph: 3349 2280 or E: [email protected]’s time to jump in, to contribute and to feel the satisfaction that comes from being generous!
ST JOACHIM’S and ST AGNES’ Parish1227 Logan Road, Mt GravattPO Box 281, Mt Gravatt 4122Tel: 07 3349 2280Fax: 07 3349 1558Page: 07 3834 6920Email: [email protected]
Parish Liturgical Celebration TimesMonday 8:00am Mass St Joachim’sTuesday 9:00am Mass St Agnes’Thursday 9:00am Mass St Agnes’Friday 9:00am Mass St Joachim’sSaturday 5:15pm Reconciliation St Joachim’sSaturday 6:00pm Mass St Joachim’sSunday 7:30am Mass St Joachim’s Sunday 9:00am Mass St Agnes’Sunday 6:00pm Mass St Agnes’
Aria Angels
Reaching out to families before and after Baptism, this is a special time for children - birth to 5 yrs with parents/ grandparents. Fun-filled sessions aim to nurture spirituality in families through the joy of singing, games, rhymes, art, dance, stories and prayer.Our Lady of Lourdes - 121 Mains Rd, Sunnybank 9am–11am Wednesday May 13 Contact: Sunnybank Parish Office: 3345 3766 or Jo: 0413 092 477A donation of $6 per family per session helps cover the costs of handouts, art supplies and morning tea.
Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW)
Primary school children are invited to attend CLOW at the 7.30am Mass at St Joachim’s Church on Sunday, 17 May 2015.
At CLOW, children listen to the scriptures proclaimed and explained in language that is appropriate to their level of understanding. For more information, contact Jo Sii at 3349 2280 or by email: [email protected].
We are looking for people who might like to volunteer to facilitate CLOW at the 7.30am Mass at St Joachim’s once a month. Full training and support is provided. If you would like to be a part of this rewarding ministry, contact Jo at the phone number or email address listed above. Sacramental Program – Confirmation & First EucharistPlease be reminded to attend Workshop B on Tuesday (ie 12 May) at 7pm at St Agnes’ Church. Unlike the Parents Session which was offered at two different time slots, Workshop B is a one-off session which needs to be attended by the child and a parent (both parents are more than welcome though). We ask that you go through Chapters 4- 5 of the book with your child in preparation for the workshop. Please also hand in your completed Bread and Wine sheet at this workshop. We are now taking preferences for Confirmation and First Eucharist time slots. Please note that priority is given to families who attend any of the 4 parish Masses every week, after which preferences are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. With 92 children to accommodate, it would be greatly appreciated if you could nominate at least 3 preferences to allow for some flexibility in scheduling. There is a limit of 10 families per Mass. For a complete list of Mass times and venues, please refer to the handout that was distributed at the start of the program. You may email your preferences to [email protected]. We regret to inform you that the Sunday, 9am time slots are full – please consider the Sunday, 7.30am and Sunday, 6pm Masses instead.
Phone: 3847 1146 Mobile: 0411 154 720 E-mail: [email protected]
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Phone: 3847 1146 Mobile: 0411 154 720 E-mail: [email protected]
For all your Electrical Needs
Dan Madden Electrical Lic # 69998
Phone: 3847 1146 Mobile: 0411 154 720 E-mail: [email protected]
For all your Electrical Needs
Dan Madden Electrical Lic # 69998
Phone: 3847 1146 Mobile: 0411 154 720 E-mail: [email protected]
For all your Electrical Needs
Dan Madden Electrical Lic # 69998
Phone: 3847 1146 Mobile: 0411 154 720 E-mail: [email protected]
For all your Electrical Needs
Dan Madden Electrical Lic # 69998
Phone: 3847 1146 Mobile: 0411 154 720 E-mail: [email protected]
For all your Electrical Needs
Dan Madden Electrical Lic # 69998
Phone: 3847 1146 Mobile: 0411 154 720 E-mail: [email protected]
For all your Electrical Needs
Dan Madden Electrical Lic # 69998
Phone: 3847 1146 Mobile: 0411 154 720 E-mail: [email protected]
For all your Electrical Needs
Dan Madden Electrical Lic # 69998
Phone: 3847 1146 Mobile: 0411 154 720 E-mail: [email protected]
For all your Electrical Needs
Dan Madden Electrical Lic # 69998
