WEEKDAY MASSES

Monday 12.00 Noon St Martha

Tuesday 9.00am

Wednesday 9.00am St Ignatius of Loyola

Thursday 9.00am; Matthew Flinders Home 11.00am

Friday 9.00am and 6.00pm

Saturday 8.30am St Dominic

BREAKFAST: Hurrell family, Mario Piantedosi, Ken & Margaret Carr

Next Week: Parish Council Team

COUNTING: Helen Marks & Felicity Easton

Next Week: Pam & Mark Stanley

CLEANING: Lisa Frazer, Marie Ness, Nicole Henderson

Next Week: Glass family

ST VINCENT DE PAUL: SATURDAY 3rd August—Tuesday ladies

FLOWERS: Win Modystack

FRED’S VAN: This Week: Archie’s Team Next Week: Rosalie 's Team

NEXT WEEKEND: 18th Sunday Ordinary Time, Year C

1st Reading: Ecclesiastes 1:2; 2:21-23 2nd Reading: Colossians 3:1-5, 9-11 Gospel: : Luke 12:13-21

To the point:

In Luke’s gospel we see Jesus at prayer many times. He prays at his baptism, after healing

people, before choosing the twelve disciples, and before feeding the five thousand, to name only

a few. Those closest to him in the gospel have witnessed his life of prayer, and you can sense

their desire to have what Jesus has in the request, “Lord, teach us to pray.” Jesus’ response is the

beloved words of the Our Father and several teachings on prayer: pray persistently and

constantly and trust God to give you what you need. In our life of faith we are called to pray at

all times. Sometimes these prayers are the traditional words passed down through generations

of faith, but other times they are our own unique communication. Just like the disciples in

today’s gospel, let us trustingly request of Jesus, “Lord, teach us to pray.” Living Liturgy 2019

NEXT WEEKEND

WELCOMERS

MUSICIANS

COMMENTATOR

LECTOR 1

LECTOR 2

SPECIAL MINISTERS

SATURDAY 6.00PM

A Kurovec

G Bourke

J Cook

R Casanova

R Rendell

C Story, Volunteer

SUNDAY 9.00AM

P Keil

J Butters

E Strycharski

J Meffert

C Meffert

L Mrdjen, K Green

OFFICE HOURS Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 8.30am to 3.30pm

COFFIN BAY MASS First Sunday of the month 6.00pm

HOLY HOUR First Sunday of the Month, 3.00pm

ANOINTING OF THE SICK First Friday of the Month, 9.00am and 6.00pm Mass

ROSARY PRAYER Every Friday, 9.30 am after Mass

YOUTH GROUP Friday 30th August 6pm Phone Dana 0427609698

CWL Tuesday 13th August 10.00am

MEN’S BREAKFAST Saturday 31st August 7.30am

FILM AFTERNOON Sunday 18th August

PARISH MARKET 28th July 2019

HOSPITAL VISITING

If you have family in hospital who would like to be visited, please inform Fr Ben, Fr John or Fr Adrian so we can respond to their need

UPCOMING MEETINGS/GATHERINGS

PARISH FINANCE TEAM: Thursday 25th July 5.30pm

JUBILEE WORKING GROUP: Monday 29th July, 5.00pm

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL: Tuesday 6th August

PARISH PASTORAL CARE TEAM: 6th August 7.00pm

PRISON MINISTRY: Saturday 24th August 10.00am Reflection Day: Friday 20th September

ABUSE REPORT LINE:

131478 Monica Woods is our

Parish Child Safe Officer: 0428 823 137

SAINT MARY OF THE ANGELS CATHOLIC CHURCH

JUBILEE YEAR: REJOICE! CELEBRATING 150 YEARS AS A PARISH

28TH July 2019, SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME, Year C

PARISH PRIEST: FR BENJAMIN MKUCHU

(Phone:0447162492)

PRIEST IN-RESIDENCE:FR JOHN FOLKMAN

(Phone:0427 717 503)

PRIEST-IN-RESIDENCE:FR ADRIAN HEAD

(Phone: 0428 922 528 e-mail: agh1112@bigpond.com)

PARISH SECRETARY: GAYLE SANTIC

Phone: 86823725 Address: 14 Mortlock Terrace PO Box 144

E-mail: smoa@bigpond.net.au

ST. JOSEPH’S SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: DR. SANDRA HEWSON

‘The St. Mary of the Angels’ Parish acknowledges the traditional owners of the

lands we worship upon today and pay our respects to the Elders past, present

and emerging for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and hopes

of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’.

PRAYER FOR GRANDPARENTS

Lord Jesus, you were born of the Virgin Mary,

the daughter of Saints Joachim and Anne.

Look with love on grandparents the world over.

Protect them! They are a source of enrichment for families, for the Church

and for all of society.

Support them! As they grow older,

may they continue to be for their families

strong pillars of Gospel faith, guardian of noble domestic ideals,

living treasuries of sound religious traditions.

Make them teachers of wisdom and courage,

that they may pass on to future generations the fruits

of their mature human and spiritual experience.

Lord Jesus, help families and society

to value the presence and roles of grandparents.

May they never be ignored or excluded,

but always encounter respect and love.

Help them to live serenely and to feel welcomed

in all the years of life which you give them.

Mary, Mother of all the living,

keep grandparents constantly in your care,

accompany them on their earthly pilgrimage, and by your prayers,

grant that all families may one day be reunited in our heavenly homeland,

where you await all humanity for the great embrace of life without end.

Amen!

LEAVING COLLECTION to support initiatives in the diocese for the Youth and Young Adult Ministry

Sacrament

of Reconciliation

Friday: 9.45 am and

5.30pm

Saturday: 9.00am or any

time by request

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

Monday 6.00 – 9.00 pm

ALL NIGHT PRAYER VIGIL

7.00pm Friday 2nd August to

8.00am Saturday 3rd August

Let us pray for

THOSE WHO ARE ILL, INJURED, IN HOSPITAL OR AT HOME:

Dorothy Branson (Lorraine Adamson’s mother), Ern Kempster,

Dennis Valente, Barry Schoder, Joe Perone, Marian McQuillan,

Emily Robb, Ky Mikinity, Debbie Wilson, Ben Maxwell, Shirley

Samuel.

PARISHIONERS IN NURSING HOMES: Peg Ardill, Tony

Richardson, Greg Herreen, Joe Byrne, Pat Symons, Bill Holland,

Jean Clarke, June Liddle, Judith Noll, Margaret Kenny, Maisie

McGeever, Pat Vincent.

MASSES OFFERED: Maureen Heath

RECENTLY DECEASED: Maureen Heath,Lorraine Harris, Janet Ryan

MEMORIALS: Sime and Ivo Kolega

EQUIPPING PEOPLE FOR MINISTRY A selection of workshops aimed at equipping people for Ministry in Cleve Parish Hall, 2 Fifth Street10.00am – 3.00pm, Wednesday 28 August.

Presented by Jenny O’Brien and Kathy Horan from the Office for Worship, Adelaide Archdiocese. Workshops include Liturgy, Preparing the Universal Prayer, Proclaiming the Word, Engaging the Young, Sacraments and Planning music/Liturgical year.

Agenda for the day listed on pinup board in foyer.

RSVP ESSENTIAL: Friday, 16 August to Gayle at the Parish Office so catering and travel arrangements can be planned.

PLENARY COUNCIL 2020: National Theme for Discernment #6

How is God calling us to be a Christ-centred Church that is Open to

Conversion, Renewal and Reform?

This National Theme for Discernment is inspired by the voices of the People

of God who expressed a desire to do things differently in response to Christ

and the experience of our people, accepting that faithfulness to tradition

requires change that is both personal and communal. Find out more at

www.plenarycouncil.catholic.org.au

ST. MARY OF THE ANGELS’ PARISH JUBILEE:

REJOICE! REJOICE! REJOICE!

Premiere Event. Sunday 1st September 12 Noon,

Parish Luncheon Tickets on Sale after Mass or available

from church office.

Adults $20, Family $50, Children $10,

Under 10s free.

Invite your family and friends to be part of this Celebration.

Weekly Wisdom

We must sow the seed,

not hoard it.

St Dominic

SOUPER SOUPS

Our thanks to our eleven chefs for last Sunday’s gastronomical

delights with flavours from around the world.

Thank you to the breakfast team and all those who made it happen.

SEAFARERS SUNDAY

Thank you for supporting the work of seafarers and Catholics across the

country who provide spiritual, social and material support, $502.20 has

been forwarded for this cause.

PARISH MARKET

Today’s proceeds from the Parish Market will help with the education costs

of two girls in Tanzania, both are Fr Ben’s nieces. One is in Secondary

and studying in Dar es Salaam and the other is in Primary school in

Morogoro.

ASSIST A STUDENT

An education program aimed at breaking the cycle of poverty. 100% of

your donation goes to the students’ education needs for one year.

St Vincent de Paul Society in Australia use donations to provide education

for students across partner countries in Asia and the Pacific. Further

information on Tom’s Table.