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RESPONSORIAL PSALM The Lord has revealed to the
nations, his saving power.
GOSPEL ACCLAMATION Alleluia, alleluia!
For all things give thanks to God, because this is what he
expects of you in Christ Jesus. Alleluia!
2 Kings 5:14-17 2 Timothy 2:8-13 Luke 17:11-19
Please pray for our departed loved ones, especially Ross
Saffioti, Rose Boyd, Maria Kiss, Ian Birchill, Nerida Versace, Daphne Danen and Rev Peter Daly OMI recently deceased and also for Giuseppa Trimarchi, Marie and Percy Thatcher, Patrick Johnson, Lisa Orford, Charles Ward, Christopher Parsons, Ross Kamp, Clarita Adraincem, Mary O’Connell, Leoncio Rodriguez, Ludovico Adraincem, Patrick O’Connell, Dennis Duncan, Patricia O’Connell.
13th October 2019 (Year C)
Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Part of our Lives, Part of our Community The Value of Being Connected
These days we are all too well aware of the pressures to be connected to others created by social media. We are also well aware that this type of connection is not always conducive to our personal well-being. What is conducive and what research has proven is that personal connectedness to family, friends and the community is vital to a person’s physical and mental well-being and growth as we are biologically, cognitively and spiritually ‘wired’ to belong.
Our Parish Newsletter each week highlights the many and varied ways in which our community of Sts Peter and Paul celebrates life events, shares information about our engagement in ministry to others, gathers for social events, lists rosters and meetings, and, overall, keeps us in touch with what is happening in our parish community.
Over the next month in our Newsletter, we will be reflecting on how Sts Peter and Paul’s Parish is ‘part of our lives and part of our community’. A different aspect of parish life will be the focus each week, with parishioners being invited to share their stories, experiences and views. In addition, there will also be a weekly challenge to get us thinking more about this value of being connected within our parish community and how we can make this a reality.
For this week, the first challenge is to look at the Newsletter in a new light: not just as a collation of notices but as an ‘invitation to connect’ within and outside the parish; and then to do something about it by, say, browsing the parish website, ‘liking’ our parish Facebook page or by simply contacting the Parish Office to ensure it has your current details – simple activities that can help to create a new mindset.
If we are serious about our parish really becoming ‘part of our lives and part of our community’, let’s join together now in connecting with each other. The challenge is on!
Parish Finance Council
TOM ELICH parish priest HELEN PRICE and HELEN COLE parish secretaries GERRY CROOKS pastoral associate ANN-MAREE NICHOLLS SGS school principal
Please remember the sick in your prayers, James Bates, Maureen O’Connor, Daphne Wallace, Marlyn and John Chester.
DATE CLAIMERS 2019
Thursday 17 October Playgroup meet at 9:30am in Hall
Monday 21 October Finance Council meet at 7pm
Tuesday 22 October Carer’s Group meet at 10am
Thursday 24 October St Vincent de Paul meet at 6pm
Sunday 27 October BBQ Breakfast after 8am Mass
Social Justice Group meet at 9am
29 and 31 October Celebrations for Sacrament of
Confirmation for children enrolled
Friday 1 November Drop in Morning 10am in the Hall
2/3 November Cake Stall after 6pm and 8am Mass
Wednesday 6 November Parish Pastoral Council meet 7:30pm
Thursday 7 November Parish Liturgy Committee meet 7pm
Saturday 9 November POT LUCK SUPPER 7pm in Hall
Saturday 30 November Wine & Cheese Evening 7pm in Hall
Friday 13 December Community Christmas Carols 6pm
PARISH SACRAMENTAL PROGRAM - the Confirmation Program is now underway. We ask that you please remember the candidates and their families in your prayers during this preparation period. We look forward to this time with joy.
Fr Peter Wieneke will celebrate all Masses with us this weekend as Fr Tom is away. We thank him for his assistance during this time. Please make him feel very welcome.
SAVE THE DATE – Saints Peter and Paul’s Outside School Hours Care are celebrating 25 years with a Family Fun celebration evening. Monday 21 October 2019, 5pm-6:30pm
with a jumping castle, games and face painting. Party food and birthday cake! Entrance via Victoria Street. RSVP to https://www/trybooking.com/553283
VOCATION VIEW: If faith can move mountains, it can remove hardness of heart. Faith does move mountains, so faith removes mountains also. May the Lord reveal his saving power in your life? Pray for Vocations. To speak about your vocation please contact the Vocation Centre on 3324 3351.
A sense of humour is a gift from God. Laughter unites us A church is handing around the donations box. To entice more donations, the priest says: “Whoever donates the most money for the church can choose three hymns at the end of Mass.” The box makes its way back to the Priest and he looks through it. Shocked, he pulls out a cheque: “Who donated $1000?!” An older woman raises her hand excitedly: “Oh that was me!” The Priest invites her up to thank her and so she can choose her three hymns. She stands at the front, looks around and points at the three most handsome men in the church. “I’ll have him, him and him!”
NO PARKING please on the paved area in front of the church ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CHECK OUT THE PARISH WEBSITE
www.bulimbacatholic.com GET THE PARISH NEWSLETTER ONLINE
School newsletter: www.stspp.qld.edu.au
LOOKING AHEAD – Parish POT
LUCK Supper, 7pm Saturday 9 November. Join us for a great night of good company and conversation. Please bring a plate of food to share. Drinks supplied. Children welcome. RSVP by 1 November.
SPECIAL BBQ BREAKFAST after 8am Mass on Sunday
27 October – we will celebrate all those who were baptised in our Parish over the last year. Please join us.
2019 MISSION APPEAL Ghana Next weekend our parish will be holding the annual Catholic Mission World Collection. This year’s Appeal highlights the life-saving work supported by Catholic Mission in Ghana, through programs designed to rescue babies and children who are vulnerable and foster their personal development for a brighter future. Envelopes are available at the church doors. Ph: 1800 257 296 or catholicmission.org.au
Hospital Pastoral Carer (Volunteer) Centacare trains and supports Catholic pastoral care teams to provide pastoral and spiritual care to hospital patients, their families and hospital staff. If you have the time and availability to commit to a training course throughout 2020, including practical placements in a hospital, please join Fr John Chalmers (Director - Mission Formation, Centacar)e and Judy Norris (Director - Centacare Pastoral Ministries) for an expression of interest morning tea, 14 November 10am St Bernard’s Community Centre, 4 Klumpp Road, Upper Mt Gravatt. RSVP - Judy 3324 3193 or [email protected].
Finding God in The Quiet Centre - “God speaks and names us, knows our being, touches base……” A weekend opportunity for women to leave behind the chaos and clutter that can be a part of life. Come and experience a time of prayerful reflection in the beauty of God’s creation. Facilitated by Grace Harwood (Dragonfly Ministries) Friday 13 December 6pm to Sunday 15 December 3pm. Santa Teresa Spirituality Centre, Wellington Street, Ormiston. Cost: $370. Contact Grace 0409 524 283 or [email protected].
PARISH NAME BADGES – If you are involved in a ministry group and would like a name badge, please contact the parish office. We will be ordering these soon for anyone interested.
ROSTERS – Looking ahead
Readers, Communion Ministers, Sacristans and Altar Servers 20 October - Team 3 please arrange a substitute if not available
Children’s Liturgy of the Word Roster 20 October – Toni Barwick, Francine Beg. 27 October – Judith Vickers, Airoleene Chaw and Lisa Bradley Hospitality Roster 27 October – Angela Stephens 10 November – Anita Tichelaar and Daly Family Casserole Bank Roster Group 2 – Please contact Erica Wilcox
+ Liturgy this Week 14 October – 20 October 2019
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September 2011
MONDAY - -
TUESDAY - St Teresa of Jesus -
WEDNESDAY - -
THURSDAY - St Ignatius of Antioch -
FRIDAY 8:30am St Luke Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
SATURDAY - -
SUNDAY 6:00pm (Saturday); 8:00am; 5:30pm Mass: Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time Children’s Liturgy of the Word at 8am Mass
Readings – Exodus 17:8-13 2 Timothy 3:14 – 4:2 Luke 18:1-8
OTHER LITURGY AND PRAYER
RECONCILIATION Saturday at 9:30am and 5:00pm
ROSARY/ANGELUS Saturday before the 9:00am Mass
MEDITATION Tuesday at 4pm Lourdes Hill Convent, 50 Hawthorne Road, Hawthorne
ENTRANCE HYMN
ALL THE EARTH
CHORUS All the earth proclaim the Lord, Sing your praise to God.
Serve you the Lord, heart filled with gladness, Come into his presence singing for joy!
Know that the Lord is our Creator, Yes, he is our Father, we are his own.
We are the sheep of his green pastures, For we are his people, he is our God.
Enter his gates bringing thanksgiving, O enter his courts while singing his praise.
Our Lord is good, his love enduring, His word is abiding now with us all.
Text based on Ps 100. Text and music © 1965, World Library Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission ONE LICENCE #A-621195
GLORIA Glory to God in the highest, and on earth
peace to people of good will.
We praise you, we bless you, we adore you, we glorify you, we give you thanks for your great glory. Lord God, heavenly King, O God, almighty Father. Lord Jesus Christ, only begotten Son, Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Father, you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us; you take away the sins of the world, receive our prayer; you are seated at the right hand of the Father, have mercy on us. For you alone are the Holy one, you alone are the Lord, you alone are the Most High, Jesus Christ, with the Holy Spirit, in the glory of God the Father. Amen
MEMORIAL ACCLAMATION We proclaim your death O Lord, and profess your resurrection, until you come again.
LAMB OF GOD
Lamb of God you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us Lamb of God you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us Lamb of God you take away the sins of the world, grant us peace.
COMMUNION HYMN
CENTRE OF MY LIFE
CHORUS O Lord, you are the centre of my life I will always praise you I will always serve you I will always keep you in my sight
Keep me safe O God, I take refuge in you. I say to the Lord "You are my God, My happiness lies in you alone, My happiness lies in you alone."
I will bless you, Lord, you give me counsel, And even at night direct my heart. I keep you, Lord, ever in my sight Since you are at my right I shall stand firm.
And so my heart rejoices, my soul is glad Even in safety shall my body rest For you will not leave my soul among the dead, Nor let your beloved know decay.
You will show me the path of life, The fullness of joy in your presence, At your right hand, at your right hand Happiness forever.
Music and refrain text © 1985 Paul Inwood. Published by OCP Publications, Portland OR. All rights reserved. Used with permission ONE LICENCE #A-621195
RECESSIONAL HYMN
SING OF THE LORD’S GOODNESS
Sing of the Lord’s goodness, Father of all wisdom, Come to him and bless his name. Mercy he has shown us, His love is forever, faithful to the end of days.
CHORUS
Come then all you nations sing of your Lord’s goodness Melodies of praise and thanks to God. Ring out the Lord’s glory, praise him with your music, Worship him and bless his name.
Power he has wielded, honour is his garment, Risen from the snares of death. His word he has spoken, One bread he has broken, new life he now gives to all.
©1981 Ernest Sands. Administered in England by the St Thomas More Group. Published by OCP Publications. All rights reserved. Used with permission ONE LICENSE #A-621195
Excerpts from the English translation of the Roman Missal © 2010, International
Commission on English in the Liturgy (ICEL). All rights reserved.
