T H E C A T H O L I C C O M M U N I T Y Of HOLY TRINITY PARISH B L A C .
The Catholic Community of HOLY TRINITY PARISH BLACKBUTT St John the Evangelist Church Dickson Street Lambton Est. 1873 NORTH Corpus Christi Church Platt Street Waratah Est. 1917 St Therese’s Church Royal Street New Lambton Est. 1954 THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD YEAR A 8 JANUARY 2023 P A R IS H O F FI C E Street Address: Phone: Email: Website: Facebook: S C H OOL S 58 Victoria Street NEW LAMBTON NSW 2305 02 4979 1365 triparish@mn.catholic.org.au www.holytrinityparishblackbutt.com.au www.facebook.com/holytrinityparishblackbuttnorth O F F I CE H O U RS Monday: Tuesday: Thursday: 8:00AM to 4:30PM 8:00AM to 4:30PM 10:00AM to 4:30PM P A R IS H S T AF F Parish Administrator: Lambton Presbytery: Email: Assistant Priest: Shortland Presbytery: Email: Parish Secretaries: Office Assistant: Fr Sabu Adimakiyil 02 4956 1953 sabu.adimakiyil@mn.catholic.org.au Fr Camillus Nwahia 02 4955 9364 0469 829 125 camillus.nwahia@mn.catholic.org.au Mrs Liza Ruitenbach Ms Justine Atkinson Ms Johanna Soo L IT U RG I CAL C EL EB RA TI ONS Weekday Mass Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: 7:00AM Waratah 7:00PM New Lambton 7:00AM Lambton 7:00AM Waratah - CANCELLED 7:00AM Lambton - CANCELLED 8:00AM New Lambton - CANCELLED Sunday Mass Saturday: Sunday: 5:00PM Lambton 7:30AM Waratah 9:15AM New Lambton 5:30PM Waratah Reconciliation Saturday: 8:30AM New Lambton / 4:30PM Lambton Exposition and Benediction Exposition and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will follow 7:00AM Mass on 1st Friday of each month. Anointing Masses 1st Tuesday: 10:30AM St John’s Villa New Lambton (bimonthly) 1st Wednesday: 9:30AM St Martin de Porres Waratah 2nd Wednesday: 10:30AM Tinonee Gardens Waratah 4th Wednesday: 9:30AM Bupa Aged Care Waratah Pastoral Visitation If you would like a priest to visit your home, please enquire by phone or email at the Parish Office. If you know someone who would like a visit, please encourage them to contact us. ST JOHN’S CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL LAMBTON Principal: Street Address: Postal Address: Phone: Email: Website: Ms Shannon McGregor Dickson Street LAMBTON NSW 2299 PO Box 8 LAMBTON NSW 2299 02 4952 1423 admin@lambton.catholic.edu.au www.lambton.catholic.edu.au CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL WARATAH Principal: Street Address: Postal Address: Phone / Fax: Email: Website: Ms Katie McDermott Platt Street WARATAH 2298 PO Box 63 WARATAH 2298 02 4968 3220 / 02 4968 3833 admin@waratah.catholic.edu.au www.waratah.catholic.edu.au ST THERESE’S CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL NEW LAMBTON Principal: Street Address: Postal Address: Phone / Fax: Email: Website: Mr Duilio Rufo Burke Street NEW LAMBTON 2305 PO Box 321 New Lambton 2305 02 4957 4922 / 02 4952 1637 admin@newlambton.catholic.edu.au www.newlambton.catholic.edu.au Y O UT H Email: trinity.youth@mn.catholic.org.au Sunday Mass Celebration Mass continues to be celebrated every Sunday at 9:30AM, live streamed from Sacred Heart Cathedral via , or viewed later via the same link. Please share the link with family and friends, and gather to pray as a spiritual community at this time. Praying the Gospels God speaks to us through the words of the Gospel. You are invited to connect and pray with each other across the Diocese from your home. Join us each Wednesday 5:00PM ‐ 5:45PM. For more information E rose.mcallister@mn.catholic.org.au Zoom link: https://mncatholic.zoom.us/j/61036103033 Password: pray Mystagogy Join us each Monday morning at 10:00AM as we reveal the mystery of God found in the Sunday Gospel. Mystagogical reflection invites us into a personal encounter with Christ in the gospel we have heard, the liturgy we have celebrated, or an experience of life or ministry. Register at tickets304319105637. Ecumenical Prayer Service in the spirit of Taizē At Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Tighes Hill, first Sunday each month, 5:00PM – 6:00PM followed by a shared supper. Diocese’s New App Visit www.mn.catholic.org.au/mass-times-app to learn more.
MASS AT HOLY TRINITY PARISH Welcome Mass Our parish continues to follow relevant advice from NSW Health and the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle. Whilst restrictions are gradually easing there is a continuing need to remain vigilant and focused on the safety and wellbeing of the community. The below information is provided so that parishioners and visitors may know what to expect while attending Mass and feel confident in doing so. Thank you for your cooperation. Arrival NSW Health recommends 1.5m physical distancing be maintained The wearing of face masks in places of worship is no longer mandatory. Where maintaining physical distancing indoors is particularly challenging, wearing masks is encouraged by NSW health. Masks are available at the church entrance Hand sanitiser is provided and recommended Pick up a bulletin and take home any bulletins that you handle .DO NOT RETURN FOR RE-USE Entry Enter from the main entry only Holy Water is now available as you enter the church Physical distancing is still needed. Select your seat and allow for 1.5m between families/households There is no restriction on singing Parishes are now able to return to using a fuller complement of liturgical ministers - readers, servers, etc. Procession of Gifts takes place under Priest’s guidance. Sign of Peace can be offered by a smile, a wave, or a nod. Unless residing in the same household avoid contact. In general, two (2) ministers (including the Priest) are adequate to distribute the Lord’s Body. Please maintain a single line and 1.5m The Communion Host is given in the hand as normal. It is requested that anyone wishing to receive Communion on the tongue please come forward at the end of the Communion queue. The Precious Blood is restricted to Priests only. Thank you for your continued support. The collection plate: First Collection supports all our diocesan Priests. Second Collection supports our parish operating costs. After Mass Maintain physical distancing as you leave, and limit your socialising on the church grounds SACRAMENTS Sacramental Program: Our Sacramental Program is currently in progress. Any enquiries please contact our schools for details. Anointing and Viaticum: Pastoral Care of the Sick and Dying continues with appropriate care and precautions being observed. Visits to the sick and dying, and the celebration of Viaticum, are allowable. Communal celebrations of the Anointing of the Sick are not to take place, either in parishes or other places. Baptism: The Sacrament of Baptism is only to be celebrated by the pouring of water, which needs to be changed between each baptism. Baptism by immersion is not celebrated in the current circumstances. Baptisms can take place on the second (St John the Evangelist Lambton), third (Corpus Christi Waratah), and fourth (St Therese’s New Lambton) Saturdays of each month. Except in an emergency there are no Baptisms in January. Bookings are made through the Parish Office. Funerals: Funerals are permitted with no person limit. To organize a funeral please contact the Funeral Directors who will then contact the Parish Priest. Marriage Bookings: Weddings are permitted with no person limit. For all wedding enquiries or bookings, please contact the Parish Office. A minimum of six (6) months notice is required. Penance: To make enquiries regarding celebration of the First Rite of Reconciliation, please contact the Lambton Presbytery or the Parish Office. The celebration of the Second Rite of Reconciliation is not possible under the current Public Health Order. The Third Rite is not permitted. Communion Ministry to the Sick: A registered Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion to the Sick who is fully vaccinated may now take Communion to the sick, limited to one visit per day. MINISTRIES ROSTERS LAMBTON WARATAH NEW LAMBTON WARATAH 7 / 8 January 2023 Saturday 5:00PM Sunday 7:30AM Sunday 9:15AM Sunday 5:30PM Flowers / Sacristy Diana Dolan Elizabeth Buckles Barbara Strang Liturgical Assistant Joe Weber Tim O’Brien Stephen & Alison Morris Vili Pifeleti Volunteers needed Volunteers needed Volunteers needed Greeters Musician Naomi Smith Suzanne Ryan Volunteer needed United in Song Marc Grimer Readers Peter Dolan Assunta Baran Paul Weber Ben Frize Pasqualina Piccione Prayer of the Faithful Chris Boyle Mary Tobin Peter Hill Dennis Carroll Procession of the Gifts Marija Fran Angelina Dolna Vesna and Kristina Bobosevic Volunteer needed Marianna Nadalin Maria Biruski ExtraordinaryMinisters of H C Assunta Barran Mary Montgomery Joy Loas Marianna Nadalin 14 / 15 January Saturday 5:00PM Sunday 7:30AM Sunday 9:15AM Sunday 5:30PM Flowers / Sacristy Diana Dolan Teleisia Lolohea Derrell Ellevsen Liturgical Assistant Joe Weber Tim O’Brien Stephen & Alison Morris Graehame Alexander Volunteers needed Melene Horton Derrel Ellevsen Volunteers needed Greeters Musician Naomi Smith Suzanne Ryan Ann Morris Sr Janice Duggan, Judy Buchhorn, Bill Horton Greg Smith Readers Margaret Wheeler Ann Gunn Teleisia Lolohea Joy Loas Helen Clough Prayer of the Faithful Anne Maree Mitchell Vili Pifeleti Richard Bergholcs Pasqualina Piccione Procession of the Gifts Shannon McGregor Diana Dolan Vili & Monu Pifeleti Volunteer needed Marianna Nadalin Maria Biruski ExtraordinaryMinisters of H C Mary Ann Seskus Tim O’Brien Ben Frize Graehame Alexander ROSTER CONTACTS Elizabeth Buckles P 02 4967 4363 Joy Loas P 02 4952 2664 Marianna Nadalin M 0424 225 195 Ann Gunn M 0407 571 197 Thinking of Volunteering? The process is easier than you might think. For many volunteer ministries, all you need is to fill out a Registration Form, Volunteer Policy Declaration, and Code of Conduct Declaration. These can be picked up from the Parish Office; or you can fill in your Registration and download the Declarations online at https://www.mn.catholic.org.au/people/volunteer/. Some ministries also require a Working With Children Check or a National Criminal History Check run through the Diocese’s provider. For more information, or to submit forms, please enquire at the Parish Office.
LITURGY OF THE WORD E NT R AN C E A NT IP H ON S E CO ND R EA DI NG Cf. Mal 3:1; 1 Chr 29:12 Eph 3:2-3. 5-6 Behold, the Lord, the Mighty One, has come; and kingship is in his grasp, and power and dominion. A reading from the letter of St Paul to the Ephesians F I RS T R E AD IN G Is 60:1-6 A reading from the prophet Isaiah The glory of the Lord shines upon you. Arise, shine out, Jerusalem, for your light has come, the glory of the Lord is rising on you, though night still covers the earth and darkness the peoples. Above you the Lord now rises and above you his glory appears. The nations come to your light and kings to your dawning brightness. Lift up your eyes and look round: all are assembling and coming towards you, your sons from far away and your daughters being tenderly carried. At this sight you will grow radiant, your heart throbbing and full; since the riches of the sea will flow to you; the wealth of the nations come to you; camels in throngs will cover you, and dromedaries of Midian and Ephah; everyone in Sheba will come, bringing gold and incense and singing the praise of the Lord. The Word of the Lord. R ES P O NS O R IAL P S A L M Ps 71:1-2. 7-8. 10-13, R. see v.11 (R.) Lord, every nation on earth will adore you. 1. O God, give your judgement to the king, to a king’s son your justice, that he may judge your people in justice and your poor in right judgement. (R.) 2. In his days justice shall flourish and peace till the moon fails. He shall rule from sea to sea, from the Great River to earth’s bounds. (R.) 3. The kings of Tarshish and the sea coasts shall pay him tribute. The kings of Sheba and Seba shall bring him gifts. Before him all kings shall fall prostrate, all nations shall serve him. (R.) 4. For he shall save the poor when they cry and the needy who are helpless. He will have pity on the weak and save the lives of the poor. (R.) The revelation means that pagans now share the same inheritance, that they are parts of the same body. You have probably heard how I have been entrusted by God with the grace he meant for you, and that it was by a revelation that I was given the knowledge of the mystery. This mystery that has now been revealed through the Spirit to his holy apostles and prophets was unknown to any men in past generations; it means that pagans now share the same inheritance, that they are parts of the same body, and that the same promise has been made to them, in Christ Jesus, through the gospel. The Word of the Lord. G OS P EL A C CL A MA TI ON Mt 2:2 Alleluia, alleluia! We have seen his star in the East; and have come to adore the Lord. Alleluia! G OS P EL Mt 2:1-12 A reading from the holy Gospel according to Matthew We have come from the East to worship the king. After Jesus had been born at Bethlehem in Judaea during the reign of King Herod, some wise men came to Jerusalem from the east. ‘Where is the infant king of the Jews?’ they asked. ‘We saw his star as it rose and have come to do him homage.’ When King Herod heard this he was perturbed, and so was the whole of Jerusalem. He called together all the chief priests and the scribes of the people, and enquired of them where the Christ was to be born. ‘At Bethlehem in Judaea,’ they told him, ‘for this is what the prophet wrote: And you, Bethlehem, in the land of Judah, you are by no means least among the leaders of Judah, for out of you will come a leader who will shepherd my people Israel.’ Then Herod summoned the wise men to see him privately. He asked them the exact date on which the star had appeared, and sent them on to Bethlehem. ‘Go and find out all about the child,’ he said ‘and when you have found him, let me know, so that I too may go and do him homage.’ Having listened to what the king had to say, they set out. And there in front of them was the star they had seen rising; it went forward and halted over the place where the child was. The sight of the star filled them with delight, and going into the house they saw the child with his mother Mary, and falling to their knees they did him homage. Then, opening their treasures, they offered him gifts of gold and frankincense and myrrh. But they were warned in a dream not to go back to Herod, and returned to their own country by a different way. The Gospel of the Lord. C O M M UN IO N A NT IP H ON Cf. Mt 2:2 We have seen his star in the East, and have come with gifts to adore the Lord. COPYRIGHT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: The scriptural quotations are taken from the Jerusalem Bible, published and copyright 1966, 1967 and 1968 by Darton Longman and Todd Ltd and Doubleday & Co Inc, and used by permission of the publishers. The English translation of the Psalm Responses, the Alleluia and Gospel Verses, and the Lenten Gospel Acclamations, and the Titles, Summaries, and Conclusion of the Readings, from the Lectionary for Mass 1997, 1981, 1968, International Committee on English in the Liturgy, Inc. All rights reserved. PSALM TEXTS from The Psalms: A New Translation 1963 The Grail (England), published by HarperCollins, and used by permission of the publishers. The English translation of THE LENTEN ACCLAMATION from The Lectionary for Mass 1969, 1981, 1997 International Committee on English in the Liturgy, Inc. All rights reserved. OTHER RESOURCES USED WITH PERMISSION: Creative Resources from Liturgy Help Illustrations for the Sunday Gospel Readings by Sr Therese Quinn rsj 2003 by Fr Richard Lonsdale.
HOMILY AND REFLECTION H OM IL Y By Richard Leonard SJ Recently some Christian scientists got to work trying to explain the star that led the wise men to Bethlehem. They came up with a complicated, and no doubt plausible, astronomical theory about how a certain brilliant star may have appeared around the time of the birth of Jesus. Though I was intrigued by their methods, I wondered why they bothered. Matthew's wandering star is not about astronomy. It's religious shorthand for describing how the heavens preside over and guide the events of the world. The image of a star is used in similar ways in the Books of Deuteronomy, Numbers, Isaiah and the Psalms. This entire feast is all about symbols, not science. Reported by Hippolytus as early as the third century, it is celebrated twelve days after Christmas, the number itself echoing God's goodness in creating and recreating us. The wise men's star is on a par with the other images Matthew uses. At the centre of each of the first three chapters of his Gospel there is an extraordinary event. In chapter one Joseph hears the message of an angel in a dream. In chapter two the wise men find Jesus by following a star. And by chapter three the heavens open and God speaks at the baptism of the Lord. By any standards that's quite an opening to a biography! It's all about the manifestation, or epiphany, of God's glory in the world. And let's look carefully at where and for whom this glory is revealed. The first instance is to Joseph while he's in bed asleep. The second is to gentile astrologers who, by reporting their news to Herod, set up an immediate threat to Jesus. The third instance is to all those Jews who were coming to hear John the Baptist. Within three chapters of Matthew's Gospel the circles of God's glory revealed in Jesus become more public and change lives. The lives of Joseph, the star gazers, John the Baptist and those who heard Jesus preach will never be the same again. The Feast of the Epiphany is not an ancient version of Halley's comet. It is about how God's glory changes human hearts. T.S. Eliot got this point in his poem ‘The journey of the Magi’. ‘Birth or death? There was a Birth, certainly, We had evidence and no doubt. I had seen birth and death, But had thought they were different; this Birth was Hard and bitter agony for us, like Death, our death. We returned to our places, these Kingdoms, But no longer at ease here, in the old dispensation, With an alien people clutching their gods. I should be glad of another death.’ And so may this feast change our hearts and enable us to die to self so as to be born to God's glory that can and does shine through us. And may we remember that this epiphany is not meant for us alone, but that we are called to go public with it and demonstrate our belief in today's feast by the way we live, the world we help create, and the one we strive to recreate. Richard Leonard SJ R EFL E CT IO N A V OC AT IO N V I E W By Dianne Bergant CSA More valuable than material gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh, is the invaluable gift of our lives. There is no greater gift than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends. For more information regarding Vocations phone 02 4979 1112 or email vocations@mn.catholic.org.au. The Christmas season reaches an apex with the Epiphany. In some liturgical traditions, it is the central celebration of Christmas. It commemorates not only the birth of Christ and the visit of the Magi, but also his baptism in the Jordan and the manifestation of his glory at the wedding feast of Cana. In the Roman Catholic tradition, the focus is on the visit of the Magi and the implications of that visit for the glorious manifestation of God to all the peoples of the world. There is a wonderful summons to alertness and presence of mind and heart, a call for all the nations to witness the marvellous works of God that shine as light in the midst of the surrounding darkness. The light of God is known in the ways in which the most vulnerable in the city are cared for and acknowledged. In just action and righteousness, the city becomes the beacon of God, and all the nations are attracted by this light. The quality of the light leads the way through the darkness and sustains the world in goodness and peace. N E XT W EE K ’ S R EAD I NGS The manifestation of God among us changes the ways in which we perceive each other. Christ's birth provides us with the light by which we see a new criterion for relating. The Magi represent the multi-ethnic and cultural diversity in civic and parish situations, as well as the many religions of the world. All people, regardless of race or ethnic origin, can be co-heirs with Christ. F E AS T D AYS Dianne Bergant CSA Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Year A First Reading: Responsorial Psalm: Second Reading: Gospel Acclamation: Gospel: 8 Jan: 9 Jan: 25 Jan: 26 Jan: 2 Feb: Is 49:3. 5-6 Ps 39:2. 4. 7-10. R. vv.8. 9. 1 Cor 1:1-3 Jn 1:14. 12 Jn 1:29-34 The Epiphany of the Lord The Baptism of the Lord The Conversion of Saint Paul the Apostle Australia Day The Presentation of the Lord
PRAYERS L IG HT A C AN DL E W E R E M EM B ER Mass Intentions Light a candle to symbolize the Light of Christ and Light of the World. Prayer of the Faithful Priest: The wise men followed the star and found Christ. With confidence let us now ask God for what we need. Reader: That all nations will walk in the light of Christ. Let us pray to the Lord. Reader: That the Church will not grow tired of working for justice and peace. Let us pray to the Lord. Reader: That cultural and ethnic diversity be appreciated as a source of strength and harmony. Let us pray to the Lord. Reader: That we may strive to find Christ in one another. Let us pray to the Lord. Reader: That those who are sick will see the face of God in their suffering. Let us pray to the Lord. Reader: That those who are dying will find the Lord when their pilgrimage of life is ended. Let us pray to the Lord. Priest: God of light, you lead all people to your kingdom of hope and peace. Hear the prayers of your people and help us to see more clearly the mystery that is revealed in the coming of your Son, who is Lord for ever and ever. Mass Intentions are available for anyone upon request. Simply place an envelope onto the collection plate or contact the parish secretaries with your intentions. If you have names of sick, deceased or anniversaries for the bulletin, and Mass, these need to be submitted by Monday to make the bulletin. Remember you need the person’s or family’s permission for publication. Please Pray for Sick: Trudi Young, Baby Ruby Thompson, Sr Helen Ryan op, Michael Hazelton, Joanne Winter, Cheryl Corbett, Giuseppi Piccione, Milan Parker, Donna Collins, Michael Payne, Shelley Smith, Dorothy and Jessica. Recently Deceased: Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI Anniversaries: Boleslaw Wozniak, Fr James Hennebry, Fr Joseph O’Donohue, Fr Patrick Healy. Eternal rest grant to them, O Lord, and may light perpetual shine upon them. May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. Amen P RAY E R Prayer for Peace Lord Jesus Christ, who are called the Prince of Peace, who are Yourself our peace and reconciliation, who so often said, “Peace to you” – please grant us peace. Make all men and women witnesses of truth, justice and brotherly love. Banish from their hearts whatever might endanger peace. Enlighten our rulers that they may guarantee and defend the great gift of peace. May all peoples on the earth become as brothers and sisters. All: Amen. May longed-for peace blossom forth and reign always over us all. Amen. Creative Ministry Resources Pty Ltd Votive Candles Petitions – a gold coin donation per candle. All proceeds support the parish. St John Paul II Copyright for Christmas Prayer 2022 My Catholic Life! Inc. All rights reserved. Used with permission. www.mycatholic.life YOUTH MATTERS Youth Mass: The fourth Sunday of the month is a youth-led Mass at Corpus Christi Waratah 5:30PM. All welcome! If you would like to participate in the Mass as a volunteer please contact the Parish Office. World Youth Day 2023 Lisbon: An invitation to all young adults to consider being a part of a pilgrimage that will encounter the Universal Church. Come and journey with us on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land and onto World Youth Day Lisbon 2023 in Portugal, where we will gather with other young people, celebrating our faith. Our Maitland-Newcastle Pilgrimage will begin 21 July until 11 August 2023. For more information go to outh-day2023-lisbon/ Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Sacred@Seven is hosted by the young people of our Diocese, every third Wednesday of the month (except January) at St Therese’s Church New Lambton from 7:00PM. Enquiries: Mary-Anne E mary-anne.deluca@mn.catholic.org.au or M 0409 077 373. All welcome. Invitation to Volunteer: If you would like to volunteer for the youth Mass or youth choir, please email Johanna at trinity.youth@mn.catholic.org.au. Divine Young Adult Ministry: This event is for young adults aged 18 - 35 years and is held every first Saturday of the month from 5:00PM until 7:30PM at the Divine Retreat Centre, 160 Hensons Road Somersby. For more information contact Melinda on M 0423 786 768 or join in at by Pints with a Purpose - Pilgrimage: On Monday 5 December you are invited to join the Diocesan Council for Ministry with Young People at Pints with a Purpose. Ryan Gato, the coordinator of the Diocesan Pilgrimage to World Youth Day 2023 will explore pilgrimage with us; drawing upon his own inspiring stories to illustrate this life changing, awe inspiring, ever ancient ever new tradition. The event starts at 6:00PM at the Sydney Junction Hotel. For more information, please contact Mary-Anne on 0409 077 373 or E youth.ministry@mn.catholic.org.au. Youth Choir: There are no Trinity Youth Choir events in December and January. Trinity Youth Ministry: The next Trinity Youth Ministry gathering will be on Tuesday 21 February from 5:30PM: Meeting: 5:30PM – 6:15PM Parish House New Lambton; Dinner: 6:30PM – 7:00PM bring 5 for pizza outside the church; Choir Practice: 7:00PM – 8:00PM Corpus Christi Church Waratah. All welcome! For enquiries email Johanna via trinity.youth@mn.catholic.org.au.
NOTICES P A R IS H N E WS New to the Parish: Welcome. If you have any enquiries or would like a Census Form, please contact the Parish Office. Thinking of becoming Catholic? Contact the Parish Office. Mass Cancellations: Please note that morning Masses for Thursday 12 January, Friday 13 January and Saturday 14 January have been cancelled. Our apologies for any inconvenience. Fr Camillus Farewell: You are invited to attend a farewell for Fr Camillus on Sunday 22 January, 11:30AM at Corpus Christi Hall Waratah for 12:00PM lunch. All welcome. Please bring a plate. 2023 Rosters: We apologise for the delay in providing the rosters for 2023. These should be available to pick up from the church by Sunday 22 January. Parish Schools: To all our teachers and students in our Parish Schools, we wish you and your families a happy, holy and safe holiday. We look forward to seeing you all back safely on Friday 27 January 2023. 2023 Calendar Magnets: The Catholic Community Fund’s 2023 calendar magnets are available at the back of the church. P A R IS H G R O UP S , T EA MS A ND C O U N CIL S Gentle Exercises: Exercises are suspended until the New Year. Contact Coral on 02 4957 5338 or Barbara on 0400 537 073. D IO C ES A N N E WS Become an SRE volunteer: Did you know that some 50% of Catholic children are in state schools? Have you ever thought of spreading the good news of the gospel and the love of Jesus Christ with children? Of becoming a Special Religious Educator? This could be an opportunity for you to meet new people, discover new friendships and build quality relationships whilst mastering skills and confidence in Catechetics. You can make a difference in the schools within your parish! For people of faith, knowing you are participating in Christ’s call to share the Good News to all is a great source of joy and meaning. If you would like to learn more about how you can help, please contact the Pastoral Ministries team on 02 4979 1200. Toronto Men’s Weekend: Save the date! A MenALIVE Men’s Weekend will be held at the St Joseph’s Toronto Parish on the weekend of 25 and 26 March 2023. The weekend is suitable for all men from 18 years of age and provides an opportunity for attendees to explore what makes them feel fully alive. More information including how to register will be provided closer to the date. Visit www.menalive.org.au for more information on MenALIVE. N E WS L ET TE RS Parish Bulletin: The bulletin is available via email subscription triparish@mn.catholic.org.au. Reminder there are no meetings in December and January. The scheduled meeting times may be subject to change in the new year. Aurora: The Spring Edition is now available for free at the church entrance or via aurora@mn.catholic.org.au or Parish Finance Council: The Parish Finance Council meets monthly, on the first Thursday of the month. The next meeting will be Thursday 2 February 2023, 4:00PM at Waratah Presbytery. Catholic Weekly: Available at the church entrance or subscribe via the-catholic-weekly/. Liturgy Team: The first meeting for 2023 will be on Tuesday 7 February, 4:00PM at Parish House. ateenewsletter/. Parish Pastoral Council: The Parish Pastoral Council meets bimonthly on the fourth Tuesday of the month. Next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 28 February 2023, 4:00PM at Parish House. MNnews: To see updates and read stories about what is happening locally go to http://mnnews.today/. https://www.mn.catholic.org.au/news-events/aurora/ Dio Update Newsletter: For free subscription go to P L E NA RY C OU N C IL For information visit https://plenarycouncil.catholic.org.au/ St Vincent de Paul: New Lambton Conference meets on Thursdays at 10:30AM. New members are welcome. Youth Music Ministry: The next meeting will be Tuesday 21 February, 5:30PM at Parish House. See Youth Matters on previous page. Enquiries Johanna via trinity.youth@mn.cat
Prayer for Peace Lord Jesus Christ, who are called the Prince of Peace, who are Yourself our peace and reconciliation, who so often said, "Peace to you" - please grant us peace. Make all men and women witnesses of truth, justice and brotherly love. Banish from their hearts whatever might endanger peace.
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Collectively make tawbah to Allāh S so that you may acquire falāḥ [of this world and the Hereafter]. (24:31) The one who repents also becomes the beloved of Allāh S, Âَْ Èِﺑاﻮَّﺘﻟاَّﺐُّ ßُِ çﻪَّٰﻠﻟانَّاِ Verily, Allāh S loves those who are most repenting. (2:22
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BEC HIGHER Part Two This is a gapped text with six sentence-length gaps. The text comes from an authentic business-related source, although it may be edited. Sources include business articles from newspapers or magazines, books on topics such as management, and company literature such as annual reports. Candidates have to read the text and then identify the correct sentence to fill each gap .
calculating the group revenue threshold. The Blueprint explicitly mentions IFRS and the national GAAPs of Canada, Japan, China, India, Korea and the USA. Non-listed companies in many cases use other national GAAPs of their home country. If they exceed the 750m threshold, they are in the scope of Pillar Two.
A CAMINO WITH DON BOSCO . Novena in Preparation for the Feast of St John Bosco . Fr Gerry O’Shaughnessy SDB . Recommended reading: Jesus and Young People by Fr Michael Winstanley SDB, Don Bosco Publications, Bolton 2020 . Don Bosco's Dream by M Borgani via sdb.org . 2 . Welcome! One of the great traditions of our Catholic Church is the idea of NOVENA. With a name derived from the Latin for .
