St Macartan s Catholic Parish

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1 14th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Year B St Macartan s Catholic Parish 4 Drake St, Mornington - PO Box 41 Mornington 3931 Parish Office: Ph: , Fax: mornington@cam.org.au, Web: stmacartansparish.com.au Parish Priest: Fr Joe Bui Duc Tien (buiductien@hotmail.com) Assist. Priest: Fr Paul Newton ( , frpaulnewton@gmail.com) Secretaries: Francesca McLoughlin, Marie Mills, Catherine Larken (9am-3:30pm Monday to Friday) 4th-5th July 2015 THIS WEEK PARISH EVENTS Sunday 5th July 4pm Filipino Mass 5pm Youth Mass (all welcome) followed by light meal and Youth Group Monday 6th July 1pm Canasta Cards (CC) 4.30pm St Vincent de Paul Conference (CC) Tuesday 7th July 9.30am Minister Unto God Prayer Group (CC) 12noon Care Group Lunch Biscottini s, Mornington 5.30pm Social Group (CC) Wednesday 8th July 10am Legion of Mary (CC) 7pm 9pm Young Adults Café (CC) Friday 10th July Benediction after 9:15am Mass Eucharistic Adoration 10am-10pm 1pm Solo Cards (CC) 4pm-5.30pm Junior Youth Group Saturday 11th July 7.30am Men s Breakfast (CC) Sunday 12th July 5pm Youth Mass (all welcome) followed by light meal and Youth Group When I am weak that I am strong MASS TIMES: Saturday: Vigil 6pm. Sunday: 9am, 11am & 5pm (Youth Mass) First Sunday of the Month: 4pm Filipino Mass. Weekdays: Mon-Sat :9:15am RECONCILIATION: After 9:15am Mass on Wednesdays and Saturdays (Our Lady's Novena during Mass) BAPTISMS: After 11am Mass on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month. Next Baptismal Meeting 8pm Wednesday 5th August in the Community Centre. Please call the Parish Office (Tel: ) to register. WEDDINGS: By appointment only, please call the Parish Office on to make an appointment.

2 Recently Deceased: Percy Wallbridge, Rev. Craig Larkin SM (NZ) Anniversaries: Pray for the sick and their Carers, especially: Brenda Robinson, Roldan Son, Bella Smith, Noah Guest, Joe Camilleri, Olivia Grover, Douglas Waldie, John Morgan, Merla Calubiran, Edith Masseig, Lucy Knight (NZ), Simon Lane, Cheryl Vercoe, Phyllis Harvey, Ingrid Messner, Charlotte Beck, Fr Bill Gill, Joan Clements, Jim McHugh, James Hird, Sesael Mariadas (Fr Jerald s father), Rachael Sanderson (Davies) THIS WEEKEND WE WELCOME 4 NEW MEMBERS WHO JOIN OUR PARISH COMMUNITY THROUGH THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Tom Watkins, Jack Watkins, Oliver Corfield, Archie Hawkins EUCHARISTIC ADORATION The Master is here and wants to see you (John 11:28) We are pleased to announce that the Adoration is to continue each Friday from 10.30am-10pm. Everyone is welcome to attend. Those interested in being part of the adoration roster for one hour, please contact the Parish office on First Reading Ez 2:2-5 A reading from the prophet Ezekiel The spirit came into me and made me stand up, and I heard the Lord speaking to me. He said, Son of man, I am sending you up to the Israelites, to the rebels who have turned against me. Till now they and their ancestors have been in revolt against me. The sons are defiant and obstinate; I am sending you to them, to say, The Lord says this. Whether they listen or not, this set of rebels shall know there is a prophet among them. The spirit came into me and made me stand up, and I heard the Lord speaking to me. He said, Son of man, I am sending you up to the Israelites, to the rebels who have turned against me. Till now they and their ancestors have been in revolt against me. The sons are defiant and obstinate; I am sending you to them, to say, The Lord says this. Whether they listen or not, this set of rebels shall know there is a prophet among them. The Word of the Lord Responsorial Psalm Ps 122. R. v.2 Ps 122. R. v.2 (R.) Our eyes are fixed on the Lord, pleading for his mercy. 1. To you have I lifted up my eyes, you who dwell in the heavens: my eyes, like the eyes of slaves on the hand of their lords. (R.) 2. Like the eyes of a servant on the hand of his mistress, so our eyes are on the Lord our God till he shows us his mercy. (R.) 3. Have mercy on us, Lord, have mercy. We are filled with contempt. Indeed all too full is our soul with the scorn of the rich, with the proud man s disdain. (R.)

3 Second Reading 2 Cor 12:7-10 A reading from the second letter of St Paul to the Corinthians In view of the extraordinary nature of these revelations, to stop me from getting too proud I was given a thorn in the flesh, an angel of Satan to beat me and stop me from getting too proud! About this thing, I have pleaded with the Lord three times for it to leave me, but he has said, My grace is enough for you: my power is at its best in weakness. So I shall be very happy to make my weaknesses my special boast so that the power of Christ may stay over me, and that is why I am quite content with my weaknesses, and with insults, hardships, persecutions, and the agonies I go through for Christ s sake. For it is when I am weak that I am strong. In view of the extraordinary nature of these revelations, to stop me from getting too proud I was given a thorn in the flesh, an angel of Satan to beat me and stop me from getting too proud! About this thing, I have pleaded with the Lord three times for it to leave me, but he has said, My grace is enough for you: my power is at its best in weakness. So I shall be very happy to make my weaknesses my special boast so that the power of Christ may stay over me, and that is why I am quite content with my weaknesses, and with insults, hardships, persecutions, and the agonies I go through for Christ s sake. For it is when I am weak that I am strong. The Word of the Lord Gospel Acclamation Alleluia, alleluia! The Spirit of the Lord is upon me; he sent me to bring Good News to the poor. Alleluia! Gospel Mk 6:1-6 A reading from the holy Gospel according to Mark Jesus went to his home town and his disciples accompanied him. With the coming of the sabbath he began teaching in the synagogue and most of them were astonished when they heard him. They said, Where did the man get all this? What is this wisdom that has been granted him, and these miracles that are worked through him? This is the carpenter, surely, the son of Mary, the brother of James and Joset and Jude and Simon? His sisters, too, are they not here with us? And they would not accept him. And Jesus said to them, A prophet is only despised in his own country among his own relations and in his own house ; and he could work no miracle there, though he cured a few sick people by laying his hands on them. He was amazed at their lack of faith. The Gospel of the Lord Communion Antiphon Come to me, all who labour and are burdened, and I will refresh you, says the Lord. NAIDOC WEEK (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee) NAIDOC Week celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people This week is a great time for Australians of all different ethnic backgrounds to learn more about our Indigenous people. This Sunday, 5th July, as a response to the words of Pope John Paull II and Pope Francis, and in conjunction with the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Catholic Council and the Australian Bishops, our 9:00am Eucharist will be celebrated as part of NAIDOC Week. We shall be focusing on Christ s love for all the First people of our land. We pray that we will all walk together on this very special Sunday,.

4 COLLECTIONS SACRIFICIAL GIVING (2nd Collection) Weekly Pledge: $5570 Average p/w for May: $4877 Percentage of Pledge: 88% PRESBYTERY COLLECTION (1st Collection) Last weekend: $ Last weekend s leaving collection for Peter s Pence raised $601. Thank you. HIGH SPIRITS The High Spirits program caters for any Catholic children who are attending non- Catholic schools and would like to prepare for their Sacraments. For more details, please highspiritsmornington@gmail.com LITTLE MAC S PLAYGROUP l littlemacsplaygroup@gmail.com Little Mac s will return on Wednesday 15th July, 9:45am to 11:30am. For further information, please contact Gabriella or Janine MINISTER UNTO GOD PRAYER GROUP Meet on Tuesdays at 10am in the Community Centre. We will be continuing to study the Acts of the Apostles and everybody is warmly invited to join us. God bless! CARE GROUP LUNCHEON BISCOTTINI S, 157 MAIN ST, MORNIGTON THIS TUESDAY 7TH JULY AT 12NOON ALL WELCOME! Please join us in wishing Joan Clements a speedy recovery! Friendship Cuppa The next gathering will be Thursday 23rd July at Via Boffe café, 74 Main St, Mornington, from 10am to 11.30am in the upstairs lounge This is a great way to get to know more people in our Parish family. All welcome - males and females, come alone or bring a friend. No need to book, just turn up at just pay for your own cuppa or whatever else you order, stay as long or as little as you like. Hope to see you there. Josie / Maura NEW PARISHIONERS The St Macartan s community would love to welcome any new parishioners. Please fill in a slip (available in the foyers) and place in box provided. We will be in touch. PIETY STALL NOTICE WE NEED HELP!!! Volunteers are URGENTLY needed for the Piety Stall on a Saturday evening. For the stall to continue serving the needs of the parish we need new volunteers. This only requires 5-10 minutes of your time after Mass once a month I m sure there must be a couple of willing people who attend 6.00pm Mass and would love to help us out. Please contact the Church Office on or Lucia Keightley on

5 ST MACARTAN S PARISH SOCIAL GROUP THE ROYAL EDINBURGH MILITARY TATTOO Saturday 12th February 2016 at Etihad Stadium. This is the first time the Tattoo has come to Melbourne. Book Now to avoid disappointment, this is a popular show.. TICKETS: Level 2 Gold Tickets SOLD OUT!! Level 3 Silver Tickets $ (save $34) - 1pm - ONLY 1 REMAINING!! NB: Payment is due on 29th July 2015, please call Tricia on Winter Warmer Lunch at Barmah Park Winery 945 Moorooduc Highway, Moorooduc :00pm Sunday 23rd August 2015 Tickets: $40pp, includes a delicious two course lunch with tea & coffee included To make a booking, please phone Marlene or Helen Payment to be made on the weekend of 15th/16th August. Fashion Show (ladies wear, scarves & jewellery) - Thursday 1st October 2015 Parish Community Centre Sausage Sizzle Pre Fathers Day - Sunday 30th August Oaks Day Lunch - Thursday 5th November at Safety Beach Sailing Club (All Enquiries - Tricia ) Parish Footy Tipping Competition 2015 ROUND 13 Some members who are not used to football on a Thursday night forgot to put tips in for the first game, The game between Collingwood and Fremantle was a great start to the round. At last change both sides were equal. Seventy per cent of the tippers favoured Fremantle but it looked like the 30% would be the winners but it was not to be This meant sixty members were feeling confident facing game two. However despite Sydney winning the first half the Tigers rallied and won the game One suspects Sr Martina and Sr. Gen had a bit to do with it. At the end of game two the 70% can been reduced to 6% that is only three members had picked the first two winners. The leader was Jackson Gibb, our second youngest tipper. Sr Gen and Patricia Duryea also had two. ( Sr. Gen, a loyal Tiger and Patricia Duryea, a reward for the excellent organisation of the the parish Dinner Dance) Having passed the half way mark the top ten are Irene Hackett(78), Delina Frank (77), John Finn(77), Adam Lane (76),James Barrett(76), Chris Smyth (75), Shelley Finn(75), Kees Duyvestyn (74) and Dermot McCarthy). Kees is always a fast finisher and is the one to watch and also Trish Wallace.. There are four Bulldog supporters in the top ten. Perhaps finals are in sight for them this season. to celebrate the flag of Round 13 overall was a very good round for our tippers as over 40% chose 5 out of six winners. Kevin O'Brien is once again showing his skill of being able to pick the most losers. Perhaps a call to Kevin,prior to putting in tips, may be a good idea. Keep up the good work Kevin. Round 14 started on Thursday. The Thursday nights games have been a great success according to ratings. Much discussions re penalties given out during the week.!!!

6 The Master is here and wants to see you CHOIR IMPORTANT NOTICE!! St Macartan s Choir practice on Thursdays in the church after 9:15am Mass. New Members of all ages are welcome. Enquiries Louise KNITTING REQUEST for scarves and beanies for the homeless and disadvantaged. Any colour, any style for men, women and children. In addition, the request is still there for acrylic wool squares (10 x 10 (25cm x 25cm) for shawls. St Vinnies Main Street shop often has wool for sale mid week. Please drop off completed items to the Parish Office. Any enquiries, call Mary on or Rosters for Readers/Commentators and Extraordinary Ministers of Communion Rosters for these ministries will be drawn up in the first week of August. These rosters will go from the beginning of September until Christmas Eve. Unless you inform me otherwise, I ll assume you want to remain on the roster(s) and that your preferences remain the same. If you want to vary your availability, please leave a note for me in the parish office by 25 th July. Once again, I urge those not yet involved to join in one of these ministries. This is particularly important if you usually take part in the 6.00pm or 11.00am Eucharist. Help is available. Thanks to all, Chris Smyth Peninsula Voice, Farrell s Bookshop & Mornington Libraries present ABDI ADEN IN CONVERSATION SUNDAY 26TH JULY 2015 FROM 2PM AT STUDIO@PCT, WILSON S ROAD, MORNINGTON Abdi Aden s world fell apart when he was only fifteen and Somalia s vicious civil war hit Mogadishu. Unable to find his family and effectively an orphan, Abdi survived daily violence, death squads and starvation. After almost four months he reached Kenya. Come along and hear this truly amazing story of survival and learn a little of the horrors face in Somali during this turbulent period. COST: $10.00 pp. Somali Afternoon tea will be served. To register, please go to (Abdi Aden, Shining, Book Launch), or call or Events@Farrells Bookshop (Kate Horton) PADUA TRIVIA NIGHT 7:30PM ON FRIDAY 7TH AUGUST AT PADUA COLLEGE, MORNINGTON The Padua College CAP (Catholic Action Program) students are organising the annual Trivia Night where all money raised will go to the St Vinnies Winter Appeal at local parish Conferences to support local families in need providing food, blankets, warm clothing and other necessities, particularly in the winter months. If you are able to make a donation for prizes, please contact me (see below), donations gratefully appreciated. This is always a popular event and tickets sell fast. Why not book a table with your friends? BYO refreshments and nibbles for the evening, but tea/coffee and a light supper will be available on the night. Tickets are $15.00 each and will be available from 13th July from the Front Office at Padua College Mornington Campus or by contacting me at byoung@padua.catholic.edu.au or on Thank you, Bernadette Young (Year 12 CAP teacher).

7 Readers 4th-5th July 11th-12th July 6pm M Duggan, J Raccanello J Capan, B Scantlebury 9am Hansen Family P Girolami, T Houlihan 11am B Butler, S Moon C Holmes, T Roberts Sp. Ministers 4th-5th July 11th-12th July 6pm E McCluskey, F Raccanello, L Thorpe J Holloway, R Holloway, A Redmond 9am 11am M Azzopardi, B Ellwood, I Ellwood, A Hancock, P Hancock M di Petta, R di Petta, S Goddard, J Hughes, T Roberts S Barrett, F Crea, T Doyle, P Girolami, C Houlihan A Flood, A Bassett, J Hughes, J Seal, E Virgona Music 4th-5th July 11th-12th July 6pm Veronica & Co Adriana & Choir 9am Adriana & Choir Veronica & Justin 11am Graham, Bernadette & Co Judy, Gavan & Co AV Ops 4th-5th July 11th-12th July 6pm Tony Ryan TBA 9am Terry & Marlene S TBA 11am Chris C TBA P point Prs 4th-5th July 11th-12th July 6pm Vron TBA 9am Terry TBA 11am Graham M TBA Altar Servers 4th-5th July 11th-12th July 6pm S Morley, E Simminds, A & L Demo E & A Hinson, L Siedlecki 9am B Roberts, R & C Duyvestyn, J Willmot C Sayah, C & J Sengstock, L Pingiaro, J Cornick 11am H White, T & M Hannan L & S Wells, L McLean, D & S Leong Count. Team 6th July 13th July J McLean, P & K Stokes, T Walker B Shannon, J Wallace, N Houniet, D Frank Cleaning 9th July 16th July J Klietz, M Hevern, J Schultz G Gordon, C Larken, F Taylor Flowers 2nd-9th July 16th-23rd July A Gregg, G McDonagh ROSTERS B Brady Piety Stall 4th-5th July 11th-12th July Sat: Sr Gen, L Thorpe Sun: B Dunn, M Picton (9am) S Taylor, P Harper (11am) Sat: Volunteers needed Sun: A McKenna, C Larken (9am) A Wilson, S Goddard (11am) C Liturgy 5th July 12th July Children s Liturgy will return in term 3 TBA Tea Trolley 5th July 12th July D Ward, R Mahony, D McMahon R & M Muzyk

8 MACARTAN CLUB A Club for Retirees and Senior Parishioners. General Meeting held 4th Friday of month in the Comm. Centre after 9:15am Mass. Parishioners and potential new members are always welcome to attend meetings and events. Calendar of Events for this Week: Monday 6th July Walkers: 9:00am Contact: Mary Golf: 12:30pm Contact: Dermot Canasta: 1:00pm Contact: Betty Wednesday 8th July Golf: 12:30pm Contact: Dermot Thursday 9th July Luncheon at Mornington Golf Club 12:30pm Contact: Don Friday 10th July Golf: 12:30pm Contact: Dermot Solo: 1:00pm Contact: Elaine ST MAC S CAFE Open 7pm 9pm EVERY Wednesday in the Community Centre. FREE cuppa and food / good music and great company. OPEN TO EVERYONE! We look forward to seeing you there! FREE MEN S BREAKFAST EVERY Saturday at 7:30am in the Community Centre Open to men of all ages. Bring nothing except your appetite!! St Macartan s Primary School Marie Slattery (Principal) Ph: Padua College - Christopher Houlihan (Principal) Ph: Maintenance Co-Ordinator Max Fletcher ( ) Terry Walker ( ) Parish Pastoral Council Brian Scantlebury ( ) brian@scantlebury.com.au High Spirits Co-Ordinator - Judy Hogan highspiritsmornington@gmail.com Macartan Club Joan Baillie ( ) Children s Liturgy Co-Ordinator Catherine Larken, larken1@bigpond.com Little Macs Playgroup littlemacsplaygroup@gmail.com Donna ( ) Carlene ( ) June Caretaker Ann Russell Parish Care Contacts Leonie Purcell ( ) Music Co-Ordinator Veronica Ryan ( / )