Br. Daniel Kevin Denis Courtney
|
|
- Jeffery Murphy
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Br. Daniel Kevin Denis Courtney Messages of Condolence Announcement of Death It is with deep sadness that I write to tell you of the death of our brother, Dan Courtney, this morning at 8.45am. Dan s condition had been deteriorating in the last couple of days and his breathing became laboured. His death was peaceful. I was privileged to be at his deathbed as the final prayers and anointing were given. Present also were his sister, Elizabeth, Len Marshall and Jack Dowd. To Dan s immediate family, Gabrielle, Elizabeth and Des (dec d.), Denis and Rosemarie and their families we extend our deepest sympathy and support To Len Marshall and the Canossa community similarly we extend our sympathy and gratefulness for the wonderful care they have given Dan over many years. To The Sisters and staff at Canossa, the medical and support staff and our Health Care coordinators, Anne and Jenny, we express our gratitude for their unstinting care of Dan these past 10 and two-third years since his accident in Timor Leste on October 26 th To all friends, particularly Sr Colleen and June, who ministered to Dan since his accident, the Christian Brothers are in debt for the love and concern they gave to our brother. Much will be said of Dan s life before 2001 and his ministry after 2001 here in Oxley at his obsequies later this week (tentatively Mass of Celebration on Thursday and Vigil on Wednesday evening). 1
2 TRIBUTES Contents TRIBUTES... 2 From the Congregation Leadership Team... 3 Br. Philip Pinto (Congregation Leader)... 3 Br. Peter Dowling (Member of Congregation Leadership Team)... 3 Br Francis Hall (Member of Congregation Leadership Team)... 3 Br. Peter Harney (Edmund Rice International Geneva)... 3 From Timor Lesté... 3 Sr. Guilhermina Marcal, FdCC and the Canossian Sisters of Timor-Leste... 3 Sr. Aurora Pires FdCC: The Canossian Sisters in Timor Leste and friends Antonio, Sister Fatima, Sebastian and his wife and children Br. Frank Hennessy (Current Head of Ministry CER Timor Lesté)... 5 From Timor Terrace Network... 5 Cathy See (Terrace Timor Network TTN)... 5 Kaylene Elliot (Terrace Timor Network)... 6 Chris Ryan (Dean of Identity, Gregory Terrace)... 6 From Friends... 6 Kerry O'Rourke (Childhood and life long friend)... 6 Dr Rod Davison (A volunteer and supporter of CER Timor Lesté)... 6 Dan McMahon s: Principal s Reflection from his recent Shalom Newsletter... 7 Sylvia and John Rodger... 8 Brian and Carol Cannon (Friends)... 8 From Brothers... 8 Br. Stan Cusack (One of Dan s Teachers)... 8 Br. Shane Wood (Coordinator - Developing Nations & Justice Advocacy)... 8 Br. Dave Curtin (Christian Brother)... 8 Br. Pat White (Cluster Leader in NSW)... 9 Br. Vince Roche and Br. Eamon O Brien (Brothers in Wadeye NT)... 9 From Other Edmund Rice Network Members... 9 Max Montisci (Director)... 9 Peter Tuite (Manager Brothers Welfare & Property - Northern Regions)... 9 Garry and Judy Hatchman (Friends of Dan)... 9 Home in Dili... 9 Home in Railaco Craic
3 From the Congregation Leadership Team Br. Philip Pinto (Congregation Leader) I send you greetings from New York where this evening I begin two Retreats with our Brothers here. I just got your message about the passing of Dan Courtney and write to offer my deepest condolences to you and the Brothers in Queensland. I first met Dan when he came to our Province in India and was struck by his gentleness and care for others. Then later when I was on the CLT I met him and listened to him share his dream of going to East Timor. Later I had the privilege of visiting when he was there and saw at first-hand how he loved the people and how they loved him. God's ways are certainly not our ways, and his tragic accident would not be the way we would have written the script. Yet through it all God's love has been so visible in the wonderful care that Dan received and which you have so well highlighted in your . With death, life is changed not taken away. I know that Dan lives in a whole new way and the people he loved will realize it in the days to come. My gratitude to our own Brothers who cared for him. I hate singling out any one person but Len Marshall has been simply wonderful. I will be remembering Dan and the Brothers over the coming two weeks of Retreat. God bless, Br. Peter Dowling (Member of Congregation Leadership Team) I read of Dan's death a little earlier here in Dublin, and offer you and all the men my deep sympathy and thoughts at a time when, while there is some gladness that Dan's life has moved to another plane, the quality of his presence will be greatly missed by so many. There are just no answers as to why these things happen, and Dan lived in a way in which he would never have envisaged for so long. Maybe he has become an inspiration to many by being the man he has been in that time. And so many other people, like Len Marshall, have been inspirations too, in their care for Dan. We hold you all in our thoughts and prayer here. Br Francis Hall (Member of Congregation Leadership Team) My sympathies to you and the Brothers in Qld re Dan's passing. Dan's life over past 10 years has been a living mystery beyond my comprehension but giving me great inspiration. You are in my prayer these days during the time of mourning for Dan. Br. Peter Harney (Edmund Rice International Geneva) My heart is very heavy tonight. Dan's passing has left me feeling sad and a little disconnected from the grieving heart and soul of our brothers especially in Qld. I grew to love the Timorese like Dan and still hold them in my deepest centre. Dan had a long journey to make to his hearts-home in the design of the universe and I often wondered what his world was like as he lay there for ten years being touched and ministered to by some of the most loving people I know. I am sure it was part of Dan's unlived story that needed to unfold but this will always be mystery. One memory I had of Dan was his being taken day after day to the pool for therapy by Bob Chambers. Bob showed extraordinary love as did so many others. I feel it was a significant time for those who cared for Dan in finding a different way of being and living. So graces flowed when they were least expected. So I am sad for Len and the Canossa community tonight. Please pass on my deepest sympathy and prayer. So life passes and we are left to live each day with passion and love. From Timor Lesté Sr. Guilhermina Marcal, FdCC and the Canossian Sisters of Timor-Leste Most of the Canossian Sisters in TL knew Dan. It was a privileged for me to come to know Br. Dan 3
4 personally and we were working together at Magior Seminary of Fatumeta Dili. He was a man of the Gospel. Where ever he went around Dili or Railaku with his motorbike, every one called him using our language: Maun Dan it means Br. Dan waving hand where ever he went. The kids called him, Maun Dan diak ka la'e? Br. Dan, how are you? He kept distributing some sweets to the kids when he passed by. Br. Dan was a very good friend and brother for us Timorese. His presence remain as a remembrance for us Timorese. He did a lot for us, especially for the little ones with much dedication and love He built up schools and clinics in Railaku.Br. Dan was a prophet who led by example and travelled new and different roads where he saw injustice and poverty and tried with all his being to right that injustice. When I was in Brisbane 2008, I visited him with some other Timorese at Canossa hospital, I called him by name in tetum. He made a grand effort to answer me, but all he managed was a body movement. I saw the tears running, we kept in silence and prayed for him. Now Br. Dan is in heaven, I am sure he will pray for Timor-Leste, the country that he loved until he lost his life for us. Sr. Aurora Pires FdCC: The Canossian Sisters in Timor Leste and friends. Dear Br. Vincent Duggan, Christian Brothers and Family of Br. Dan; our condolence to each of you. I have known Br. Dan for over ten years when Br. Dan was preparing to come to Timor. Br. Dan has been a good servant of God who served God's mission in this land of Timor in its trouble times. It was during this mission and in this mission that he had the accident. Like the grain of wheat that dies and bears fruit Br. Dan will be remembered when the mission of the Christian Brothers in Timor reaches out to give a dignify life to the people in the villages of Ermera. Individuals such as teachers - Carlos, Delfina who are now classroom Pre-school teachers reaching out to help other teachers thus making classrooms or play rooms better environment for the children is linked to the bravery of a man who years back said yes and set to another shores than those of Australia when Jesus called him. I remember going with Brother Dan to Hera to buy fish as groups of Australia youth were coming to Timor. The details brother Dan took to make others comfortable and be at home. The consideration Br. Dan had in involving others in conversation and the interests he took in persons as persons to make them feel special. The justice he showed to ensure the fisherman got the right price for their sells. It is with love that we wish to reach a comfort hand to touch, to apologize for the sorrow we put in Br. Dan's family, community for it was due to his mission in Timor that he had the accident. We cannot be there with you personally but we are with you in prayers to remember a great bother, a good friend. In the name of the friends who have known Br. Dan we pray that God Bless his soul and may Br. Dan rest in peace. Following is a translation of a tribute penned in tetun by Orlando s family who lived in the same group of homes where our community residence was in Fatuhada, Dili. (Orlando died in April this year. He was the landlord of the community house in Dili.) These words are entrusted from Senor Orlando s children who are the following: Antonio, Sister Fatima, Sebastian and his wife and children. Together they pass on their sincere condolences to Br Dan s family in Australia as a symbol of their love. 4
5 On Sunday morning between 9am 10am, Br Frank received a telephone call from Br Dan s family saying that Br Dan had died. We the family of Senor Orlando in Fatuhada are very sad because Br Dan did a lot for us during the 1999 referendum. Br Dan and his friend Fr Peter drove Sebastian, his wife and their children where they fled to Kupang, Indonesia and stayed at the sister s college. After that Br Dan returned to Australia. Sebastian and his family stayed in Kupang for 1 month and returned to Timor in October. But Senor Orlando and his wife did not leave their house in Fatuhada, Dili. Eventually, Br Patrick and a friend came back from Australia in order to see East Timor s situation. But there was a problem with the house Br Dan lived in The Indonesian army had forced their way in and taken everything. Because the Indonesians had guns and there was many of them, Senor Orlando was scared and they indeed took everything. When Br Patrick heard about this he shared the information with Br Dan when he returned to Australia. After a month or two, Br Dan returned to Timor because Timor had found independence. Br Dan continued his work in Dili and Railaco. When he arrived back in Dili, Br Dan started buying things for the house. Br Dan is a person who is number 1. He supported Senor Orlando s daughter to work in Australia with the Cannossian congregation. Sister Fatima told Br Dan that the house in Fatuhada was not ready yet, but Br Dan came anyway to open his community in Timor. When Br Dan came back to Timor to see the condition of the house, he did not mind that it was not ready. He liked it anyway. On the last day before he returned to Australia, he said to Sister Fatima that although the house is not ready, he likes it and will create his community there. Br Dan also helped with giving money so that the house could be built quickly. Br Dan worked a lot for our Timorese country over many years. In the end he found disaster with his motorbike on the road to Railaco. He was treated by the Australian medics and received treatment over many years without consequence. Eventually, he decided to leave this world here on Sunday 8 th July Br Dan was always ready to work with Senor Orlando and always took him to a big ceremony (Anzac Day) about the day Australia soldiers died in the war between in Timor. Br Dan always invited him to go with him and his friends. They went together to mass and to lay flowers for those that died during their time in Timor. The family of Senor Orlando will indeed never forget what Br Dan has taught the community as we know that Br Dan never forgot us. We as the children of Senor Orlando, are sad because at the hour Br Dan died, he would also have met Senor Orlando before God. Because they are two good friends. Sister Fatima has already asked that they pray for Br Dan at mass. They pray to assist Br Dan in finding a good place in heaven with our father. Antonio, Sister Fatima, Sebastian and his family will always, entirely continue to remember Br Dan. Goodbye, Goodbye Br Dan. Amen. Br. Frank Hennessy (Current Head of Ministry CER Timor Lesté) The end of a pioneer s life. A happy release for Dan. From Timor Terrace Network Cathy See (Terrace Timor Network TTN) We extend our sympathy to Br Dan's family and friends as well as our gratitude to those who have cared for Br Dan for so many years. I personally have been reflecting today on the enormous inspiration Br Dan has provided to all working with the people of Timor Leste and to all of us involved with TTN. I marvel at a life well spent and know his enormous influence to work with those most in need will continue for many years to come. 5
6 Kaylene Elliot (Terrace Timor Network) Thanks for letting the network know about Br Dan s death. For years, he has been our silent companion and inspiration of the TTN journey. Chris Ryan (Dean of Identity, Gregory Terrace) My sincere condolences to the Brothers community on the passing of Brother Dan. His journey has had a remarkable impact on so many people and the dignity and devotion of the care offered to him over an extended period has always impressed and inspired me. Cathy See forwarded me your beautifully written words to your Brothers. We will pray for Dan and his friends and family at Terrace today. From Friends Kerry O'Rourke (Childhood and life long friend) Well, yes, it is a great relief to see Dan go home to his maker. Over ten years he had at Canossa, how sad, but I am sure it was all for a reason. Dan was my best friend at Terrace. As ten year olds we were inseparable. We lived five minutes from each other and our holidays and weekends were spent tearing around the district and the Enoggera army camp in particular. Every Saturday during summer, we would double each other on his bike up to Terrace to the swimming pool. We played football in the same team from Grade five to our Senior year where we both played First XV. And rowing... we both started in 1961 in the same crew and stayed together right through to the First Eight in I was stroke and he was bow. I am still very involved with rowing. We studied together, worked together and had holidays together. He was one of my brothers and I was one of his, I was part of his family and he was part of mine. Big Catholic families, all with the same faith attitudes, still today. He gave his life to Edmund Rice and the ideals of the Christian Brothers and I became an architect. We saw each other as often as we could but it was impossible to understand why this accident happened and why he was left with us for ten long years before he went home to God. I lost a brother on Sunday morning. I will think for the rest of my life about the reasons for all this and when I go home to my maker I will know. Thank you for all your kind words. I will pass them on to the rest of my family. It is my 65th birthday on the day of his funeral -12th July Orangemen's Day. Please pass on my kind regards (including this letter if appropriate) and thanks to Dan s family, the Brothers and many friends for looking after Dan all these years. Dr Rod Davison (A volunteer and supporter of CER Timor Lesté) Many of you knew Dan much better than I did but I do have lasting memories of Dan. My wife Sue also has great memories of Dan, many of them from hours spent at his bedside where even in a coma his deep spirituality touched her. I remember his humanity; his innate love and caring for all: Especially for those who were suffering; But even for those of us who were not suffering; 6
7 Even when we challenged him Even when we caused him concern Even when we couldn't give as he could give He still loved us and accepted us. I remember his excitement when I gained approval from work to spend just 4 weeks working with the team in East Timor. We celebrated with a couple of beers in a pub near here. I remember his mutual teasing with Father Peter: Sometimes about deeply spiritual things Sometimes about such important issues as whether Peter had eaten the chicken that he had put in Peter's freezer! I remember once how shocked he was to find that I was still alive. Five of us were in a vehicle following behind his vehicle coming down from the clinics in the mountains. They waited at the bottom but we never arrived. We had fallen 50 ft over a cliff and had to be rescued. I remember his responses to criticisms from others. How he responded with respect but stuck to his commitments and beliefs. He may not have had an academic or intellectual analysis to justify the way he was responding to the needs of the people of East Timor, but he had a spiritual response and a deep personal response. He demonstrated both with the way he lived his life, accepted and respected others and relentlessly pursued the strategies he thought were best. With the benefit of hindsight and with the help of a throng of volunteers and the leadership of Brother Bill, many of the seeds that Dan sowed have borne rich fruit. You may think it is sad that Dan. spent over a decade in a coma not knowing what CER was achieving. But I suspect Dan already knew: He understood the strength of the East Timorese people He understood the goodwill of the friends of Edmund Rice He brought us all together May He Rest In Peace Dan McMahon s: Principal s Reflection from his recent Shalom Newsletter I went to the funeral of a mate of mine yesterday Br Dan Courtney. Dan was 65 and had been in a coma for the past ten years. He was a wonderful bloke. Br Dan was involved in an accident in East Timor in October 2001 when the motor bike he was riding up a windy mountain road towards a village collided with a truck. He never regained consciousness and finally went to God last Sunday morning. Dan had been the leader of the Brothers Mission in East Timor. He loved the people up there and they responded. Dan lived through the terror in Timor Lesté before Independence and put his life on the line to lie and deceive the Indonesian military and militia to shepherd numerous Timorese out of danger during that very difficult time. In the years before he went to Timor, Dan encouraged the Brothers to re-consider their commitment to traditional schools. He believed that the work the Brothers had done so well could now be handed over to lay teachers and that the Brothers should work with those most at risk. His voice was prophetic and he suffered as most prophets do but he responded compassionately and with good humour. Br Dan Courtney was a loyal follower of Edmund Rice, the founder of the Christian Brothers and he embodied the best of that tradition. Shalom shares in that tradition. We are one of the few schools in Australia that still have a Christian Brother on staff. We are blessed to have Br Rochford ministering here well into his retirement years. Brothers now are to be found ministering to those most in need in Timor Lesté, East Africa, the Philippines, PNG and India rather than schools in Australia. Shalom is now an Associate School in the Edmund Rice Network of schools and ministries. We are blessed to be able to claim something of the story and tradition of Edmund Rice who started a group of men to educate young people sorely in need. We are also a member of Mercy Schools International as we also share in the charism of Catherine McAuley who started the Sisters of Mercy to do similar work for girls. Shalom College began from the amalgamation of Loyola College and Christian Brothers Bundaberg. Today, we stand on the shoulders of those men and women and, at our best, respond faithfully to the vision 7
8 of Catherine and Edmund. The life of Br Dan Courtney is a very real reminder to this community to be responsive to those most in need and to know that any such commitment involves a cost. I hope that if Edmund Rice or Catherine McAuley were to walk through Shalom, they would recognise it as one of their schools. Sylvia and John Rodger Thank you for the albeit bearing sad news. John and I were in Ireland last week and went to Waterford to the Edmund Rice Heritage Centre and Chapel, where we spent a few hours pouring through the museum and taking in all the spirit of the place and walking in the little garden. We both reflected on the Christian Brothers we know as there is a large board on the wall with hundreds of photographs. We talked about Dan as well and his influence on my early life as a teenager and uni student involved in CLAG camps. In the chapel on Wednesday last week we lit a candle for Br Dan and another for all the brothers we know and spent some time in quiet reflection in the chapel. It was a very peaceful and spiritual time for us. It is a bit eery to know that these were the days when Dan was deteriorating. My adult life path was much influenced by his charism in my teen years. We are currently in southern Spain and I am sad to say will not be back in time for the funeral or VIgil however our prayers will be with his family, the brothers and all of TTN, It was a great privilege to visit him a few years ago at Canossa with our two East Timorese pilgrims who we looked after at home and to see how well cared for he was. The girls sang to him in Timorese and it seemed he knew of their presence and seemed to calm and enjoy them being around. I am sure he registered the singing and Tetun language, quite simply a wonderful gift to have been there, My best to you all Brian and Carol Cannon (Friends) So sorry to hear about the death of Dan. In one way it is such a blessing that he is now entering Eternal life something he so richly deserves. I remember him with much love especially the days I spent with him at Xavier. Please convey our deepest sympathy to all the Brothers and his family. Our apologies for not being able to attend his funeral as we are in our beloved Central Queensland but will be with you all in spirit. Fondest regards From Brothers Br. Stan Cusack (One of Dan s Teachers) Please accept our prayers and very kind wishes on the death of Dan whom I taught at Gregory Terrace in Scholarship Br. Shane Wood (Coordinator - Developing Nations & Justice Advocacy) My sympathy on the passing of Dan. I know you will be feeling this loss keenly today and for the days to come. It is impossible to make judgements about what the struggle to stay on this earth meant for Dan over the past 10 years, but it must have been very difficult at times. I guess he can now rest in peace, the race has been run. His legacy certainly lives on in Timor Leste and in the hearts of the people here and there who knew and loved him. Br. Dave Curtin (Christian Brother) I'm not sure if the words 'merciful release' are appropriate but what a long and extraordinarily demanding time it's been for so many, Dan especially. Deepest sympathy and assurances of our prayers down this way, 8
9 Br. Pat White (Cluster Leader in NSW) As we all know, Dan has been in a comatose state since October So at this time of loss, may I on behalf of the NSW Region send our sincere sympathy and promise of prayers to Dan s family and our Brothers in the Qld Region. Br. Vince Roche and Br. Eamon O Brien (Brothers in Wadeye NT) The news of Dan's death is indeed a sad moment, though his suffering for so long is over. Eamon and I extend our sympathies to his family and the Province. The only one of his family I met was Gabrielle because she worked in the Clinic here for a while.our thoughts are with all those who cared for Dan over the years; it would make a mighty long list. Dan will be remembered for a long time to come. From Other Edmund Rice Network Members Max Montisci (Director) Such sad news. Dan and his family will be in our thoughts and prayers. Peter Tuite (Manager Brothers Welfare & Property - Northern Regions) Thank you for the sad news of Dan's death - I cannot help but think that he has been released from a situation that may have been somewhat frustrating for him. I think it would have been so for those near and dear to him. But it's God's will, may he now rest in peace. Garry and Judy Hatchman (Friends of Dan) Our sincere condolences to Dan s family and the Brothers on the loss of Dan. He was a close friend of ours also, and we loved him dearly. I am so glad that both Judy and I visited him at the end of last year. He was a great fisherman and will be catching those big ones in heaven now. There will never be another Dan, one of the best! On Thursday (July 12th) afternoon in Ria Mori at the Church of St Ignatius, Mass was celebrated for Dan by the people of the villages where Dan worked in the hills of Timor Leste. His good friend, Fr. Peter, and Sr Rita and Fr. Bong lead the farewell by the Timorese people. Home in Dili Home in Railaco Craic 9
FAREWELL TO SOME RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES
FAREWELL TO SOME RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES Bishop Paul Bird farewells the religious communities moving on from the Diocese of Ballarat and expresses his thanks and gratitude for their contribution to all in
More informationHoly Spirit Province PROVINCIAL NEWSLETTER
Holy Spirit Province PROVINCIAL NEWSLETTER Date 02/08/11 Edition T2. 01/2011 Dear Brothers, Sisters and Friends in the Passionist Family, Passionists Write a New Chapter by Fr John Pearce CP Under the
More informationFINNEGAN, Laurence "Larry"
FINNEGAN, Laurence "Larry" (Formerly of Glenforest Road, Toronto; Retired employee City of Toronto, Forest Hill Arena) With deep sadness the family announces the passing of Laurence Finnegan. Born in Dublin,
More informationin the Edmund Rice Tradition
A Catholic Education in the Edmund Rice Tradition mund Ric Gospel Spirituality Inclusive Community Justice & Solidarity Liberating Education I see no value in a centre of learning which churns out numberless
More informationThe next. Strategic Plan A Catholic Boys School in the Edmund Rice Tradition catering for Years 5 to 12
The next chapter Strategic Plan 2014-2018 A Catholic Boys School in the Edmund Rice Tradition catering for Years 5 to 12 Historical Context St. Patrick s College is a Catholic School in the Edmund Rice
More informationMaster of Ceremonies Example. Nina s Garden. We gather to remember the little things that made a special place in our heart.
Master of Ceremonies Example Nina s Garden We gather to remember the little things that made a special place in our heart. To remember those happy times when we laughed and those times when our hearts
More informationASHA NIKETAN CHENNAI
Spring 2017 ASHA NIKETAN CHENNAI The Gift of Welcome One of the marvelous things about community is that it enables us to welcome and help people in a way we couldn't as individuals. In January & February,
More informationAn Apology Liturgy to LGBTIQ People inspired by Pope Francis' call for an apology by the church
An Apology Liturgy to LGBTIQ People inspired by Pope Francis' call for an apology by the church THEME: To cry to God to be with us and strengthen us in a time that continues to silence those affected by
More informationRELIGIOUS EDUCATION RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CURRICULUM P-12
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION The Vision for Religious Education within the Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of Brisbane provides a voice for our students to become religiously literate about the Catholic faith
More informationREMEMBERING. Greg FLONDRA. July 18, August 9, Grace Gardens Funeral Chapel Staff send our condolences to family and friends.
REMEMBERING Greg FLONDRA July 18, 1985 - August 9, 2017 Tribute from Grace Gardens Funeral Chapel Grace Gardens Funeral Chapel Staff send our condolences to family and friends. Tribute from Amy and Joe
More informationLest We Forget Readings/Text: Deuteronomy 8:6-18; Luke 20:41-21:4
Lest We Forget Readings/Text: Deuteronomy 8:6-18; Luke 20:41-21:4 Do you have trouble remembering things? I think all of us can relate to that. I think the easiest words that come from the mouths of my
More informationRobert Walter Treglown. Funeral Service in Loving Memory of. 9 th July th August 2018
Funeral Service in Loving Memory of Robert Walter Treglown 9 th July 1931-16 th August 2018 Geelong Memorial Park Chapel Monday 27 th August 2018 at 11am Rev. John Minotti Officiating God s Garden God
More informationEaster Celebrations. Irish Memories
Change is never easy and yet it is part and parcel of life. There is a saying that if you change often you are on the way to perfection. Well there is one change here connected with the newsletter that
More informationPsalm 122:1-2 - I rejoiced with those who said to me, Let us go to the house of the LORD. Our feet are standing in your gates, O Jerusalem.
Text: Psalm 122 Title: The Address of Peace Open your Bibles once again to Psalm 122. Yesterday I was putting up my outside Christmas lights and I had Pandora playing Christmas songs on my phone. There
More informationIndia.Arie with Shift Network Founder Stephen Dinan
India.Arie with Shift Network Founder Stephen Dinan Well greetings everyone, and I'm here with a truly special guest named India.Arie. She probably needs little introduction for all of you listening, but
More informationMANRESA SPIRITUALITY CENTRE 2325 LIVERPOOL RD. PICKERING. ONTARIO, CANADA L1X1V4
MANRESA SPIRITUALITY CENTRE 2325 LIVERPOOL RD. PICKERING. ONTARIO, CANADA L1X1V4 www.manresa-canada.ca (905) 839-2864 12 Step Retreat in Ignatian Tradition. The month of October began with three 12 Steps
More informationHENDERS, George William
HENDERS, George William (Retired Agent State Farm Insurance) At Lakeridge Health Oshawa on Monday May 26, 2014. George, in his 80th year. Loving and devoted husband of the late Nola for 50 years. Beloved
More informationPoems and Readings dedicated to Husbands, Fathers, Sons and Grandfathers
Five Minutes If I only had five minutes the day you passed away, I would have had time to tell you all the things I needed to say. I never got to tell you how much you mean to me, Or that you were the
More informationRemembering Elizabeth Josephine Ryan
Remembering Elizabeth Josephine Ryan Joan, Felix, Julie and Family. My sincerest sympathies on the loss of your wonderful mom (and nan). My entire life I remember Mrs. Lizzy with a smile and a warm word.
More informationSouth Australia May 2012
Spirit express South Australia May 2012 TRIBUTE TO FR NOEL BRADFORD SJ When pondering on behalf of CLC South Australia as to what we want to say to Fr Noel Bradford SJ as he journeys to another phase of
More informationPHONE: (972) Anthony "Tony" Michael Rex December 22, June 7, 2018
PHONE: (972) 562-2601 Anthony "Tony" Michael Rex December 22, 1964 - June 7, 2018 Anthony Tony Michael Rex of McKinney, Texas passed away on June 7, 2018 at the age of 53. He was born on December 22, 1964.
More informationOn Tuesday, Dec. 8, the Feast of the Immaculate
November 2015 Learning to Accept God s Mercy Is the Goal of Our Lives and Our Faith St. Michael Catholic Church and the Year of Mercy Inside 3 November: Time to Be Grateful 4 These Are Sacrifices That
More informationDaily Prayer Patterns For The Secondary School Class Room
Daily Prayer Patterns For The Secondary School Class Room Routine Daily Prayer Patterns The basic Pattern The classroom is not an easy place to pray. It is a working space, often with focal points that
More informationDurrington War Graves. World War 1
Durrington War Graves World War 1 Lest We Forget 6769 PRIVATE C. J. HILL 8TH BN. AUSTRALIAN INF. 1 ST MARCH, 1917 Age 19 Too Far Away Thy Grave To See But Never Too Far To Think Of Thee Commonwealth War
More informationDeeply CONNECTED. How To Write Liturgy. Dorothy McRae-McMahon
Deeply CONNECTED How To Write Liturgy Dorothy McRae-McMahon ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dorothy McRae-McMahon is a retired minister in the Uniting Church in Australia. For ten years she was a minister with the Pitt
More informationREMEMBERING. Raymond GERMAIN. May 9, June 26, Grace Gardens Funeral Chapel Staff send our condolences to family and friends.
REMEMBERING Raymond GERMAIN May 9, 1955 - June 26, 2017 Tribute from Grace Gardens Funeral Chapel Grace Gardens Funeral Chapel Staff send our condolences to family and friends. Tribute from Paulette and
More informationTending the Flock John 21:1-19
Matthew Broyles Third Sunday of Easter Wilshire Baptist Church April 10, 2016 8:30 service Dallas, Texas Tending the Flock John 21:1-19 One of my and many other peoples favorite character to imitate is
More informationThese appointments have been made after
Oc e a n i a Cluster Leaders Announced New South Wales & Australian Capital Territory Cluster A: Patrick White Cluster B: Dan Stewart Cluster C: Tim Barnes New Zealand & Cook Islands John O Shea Papua
More informationPeter Haughey. 27 th December th November 2012 YOU KNOCKED ON MY DOOR
Peter Haughey 27 th December 1935 6 th November 2012 YOU KNOCKED ON MY DOOR Long years ago you knocked on my door as a stranger. You said your name was Peter. You said you believed in Jesus. You said you
More informationMY SOUL PROCLAIMS THE GREATNESS OF THE LORD EULOGY FOR MARY LEE BEDFORD. (January 9, October 8, 2013) OCTOBER 11, 2013
MY SOUL PROCLAIMS THE GREATNESS OF THE LORD EULOGY FOR MARY LEE BEDFORD (January 9, 1938 - October 8, 2013) OCTOBER 11, 2013 ST. PATRICK S CATHOLIC CHURCH 9511 4TH AVENUE BAY RIDGE, BROOKLYN, NY BY NICHOLAS
More informationSome suggestions for Inscription Styles & Verses. INSCRIPTIONS
Some suggestions for Inscription Styles & Verses. The following samples inscription and verses are fered in the hope that they may help you in choosing an inscription for your Tomblet. The list is by no
More informationPHONE: (972) Lisa Lanelle Hoag September 13, September 28, 2016
PHONE: (972) 562-2601 Lisa Lanelle Hoag September 13, 1960 - September 28, 2016 Lisa Lanelle (Robinson) Hoag of McKinney, Texas passed away on September 28, 2016 at the age of 56. She was born on September
More informationReligious Life of the School
XAVIER CATHOLIC COLLEGE HERVEY BAY Religious Life of the School The Religious Life of the school, which is reflective of the second dimension of Religious Education teaching people to be religious in a
More informationCHARTER FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN THE. Edmund Rice Tradition. Our Touchstones
CHARTER FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN THE Edmund Rice Tradition Our Touchstones ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF COUNTRY We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples of Australia as the Traditional Owners
More informationLeadership Development and Meaning-making for Mission
Leadership Development and Meaning-making for Mission September 13, 2018 AJCU HR Conference Jen Tilghman-Havens and Joe Orlando, Center for Jesuit Education Center for Jesuit Education What? 1. Jesuit
More informationPEACE AND JUSTICE PRAYER CALENDAR FOR SEPTEMBER
PEACE AND JUSTICE PRAYER CALENDAR FOR SEPTEMBER 2018 Season of Creation September 1 October 5 (Global Catholic Climate Movement) Hunger Action Month (Feeding America) Suicide Prevention Month September
More informationProject Compassion 2018
Project Compassion 2018 Reflections on Scripture Readings during Lent ASH WEDNESDAY 14 February Readings: Joel 2:12-18; 2 Cor 5:20-6:2; Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 The readings remind us of our Christian service promised
More informationCatholic Education Week 2007 Eucharistic Liturgy Monday 23 July 9.30am Sacred Heart Cathedral
Catholic Education Week 2007 Eucharistic Liturgy Monday 23 July 9.30am Sacred Heart Cathedral Most Rev. Michael Putney Concelebrant: Fr Glenn Humphreys 1 Combined Catholic Wind Symphony will play outside
More informationA service of the word for Creationtide. For urban communities in times of environmental crisis and climate change
A service of the word for Creationtide For urban communities in times of environmental crisis and climate change Gathering and Greeting God in Christ has revealed his glory. Come let us worship. From the
More informationPBVM Tercentenary Pilgrimage August 2018 Newfoundland to Ireland Celebrating Nano!
PBVM Tercentenary Pilgrimage August 2018 Newfoundland to Ireland Celebrating Nano! A Pilgrimage is an ancient religious practice. The journey to the sacred place is just as important as the arrival. A
More informationFoundation Day 12 December Mercy International Centre Presider: Fr John O Gara sm
Foundation Day 12 December 2017 Mercy International Centre Presider: Fr John O Gara sm Introduction Sr Mary Reynolds rsm Entrance Hymn: Gather Words and Music Liam Lawton. 1996 GIA. All rights reserved.
More informationTeaching in Timor Leste
Teaching in Timor Leste https://maps.google.com.au/maps?output=classic&dg=brw Google map for a closer look at Timor Leste https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zq1d5ifzin0 Sunrise program back in 2012 about
More informationBernardo. Dear Parents, Guardians and Students, Reflection Dear Lord
Bernardo T E R M O N E 2 1 S T M A R C H 2 0 1 8 Dear Parents, Guardians and Students, March Reflection Dear Lord 23rd 9:15am Year 6 Focus Group 26th Foundation 2019 enrolments open 9:15am school tour
More informationTimirí Éamainn Rís. Welcome. Youth Visit to Zambia. In the Footsteps of Edmund Rice
Timirí Éamainn Rís In the Footsteps of Edmund Rice V O L U M E 4, I S S U E 1 I N T H I S I S S U E Welcome Welcome 1 Youth visit to Zambia 2 Edmund Rice 2 Network Conference A Vision for the 3 Future
More informationGreetings Lasallians on this majestic Monday morning,
Greetings Lasallians on this majestic Monday morning, It s been a wonderful two weeks and action packed for everyone. I say it s been WONDERFUL, SUBLIME and SPLENDID Monday because I have been uplifted
More informationSERMON Matthew 24: Aitkin, Minnesota December 1, 2013
1 SERMON Matthew 24:36-44 First Lutheran Church Rev. Darrell J. Pedersen Aitkin, Minnesota December 1, 2013 KIDS MESSAGE Please turn out all of the lights in the sanctuary. Kids, it s kind of dark in here.
More informationREMEMBERING. Orville Morrow. November 23, April 15, Grace Gardens Funeral Chapel Staff send our condolences to family and friends.
REMEMBERING Orville Morrow November 23, 1946 - April 15, 2016 Tribute from Grace Gardens Funeral Chapel Staff Grace Gardens Funeral Chapel Staff send our condolences to family and friends. Tribute from
More informationPHONE: (972) Geoffrey Victor Howe July 18, July 26, 2016
PHONE: (972) 562-2601 Geoffrey Victor Howe July 18, 1946 - July 26, 2016 Geoffrey Victor Howe of McKinney, Texas passed away July 26, 2016, at the age of 70. He was born July 18, 1946, to Leonard Walter
More informationProgramme Killenard, Portarlington, Co. Laois. R32 WN Website:
Programme 2015-2016 Killenard, Portarlington, Co. Laois. R32 WN59 057-8626153 email: msannes@eircom.net Website: www.mountstannes.com Sat Navigation Coordinates: N53 07.656 W007 08.772 SEPTEMBER 2015 PILGRIMAGE
More informationTownsville 2017: a report of my visit to the Good Shepherd Parish, Townsville, Australia, 4-7 August 2017.
Townsville 2017: a report of my visit to the Good Shepherd Parish, Townsville, Australia, 4-7 August 2017. Joe Green (Lay Pastoral Leader, RCIA Coordinator). Background Having been the Archdiocese of Wellington
More informationPreamble. The Council of Edmund Rice Australia proclaims this Charter and invites its implementation by all in Edmund Rice Education Australia.
Preamble In 1802, Edmund Rice commenced his first school for boys in Waterford, Ireland. Joined by men who became known as the Christian Brothers, Edmund extended his mission of providing education to
More informationSt. Vincent de Paul Center Newsletter Back to School Edition
St. Vincent de Paul Center Newsletter Back to School Edition Welcome to our Back to School Edition of the St Vincent de Paul Young Adult Center Newsletter! In this issue you ll meet another one of our
More informationCELEBRATING THE LIFE OF
CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF Thelma Neville 17 Feb 2018 (sermon preached by Revd Dr Claire Nye Hunter) Prayer God of the living and the dead: May your grace be sufficient for us, for if we have YOU, we have
More informationFour Line Memorial Verse
Page 1 of 5 Four Line Memorial Verse If we could only speak to her, And hold her loving hand, No matter what we said or did, I know she'd understand. Sadly missed along life's way, Quietly remembered every
More informationPrayers. People and projects. Relationships, fellowship and community. Away From It All, holidays and respite. Young families, children and parents
Prayers Below are some suggested prayers that you may like to you use. They have been divided up into 7 topics relating to our work so that each of the headings can be used for a day of the week. People
More informationElizabeth M. Deibert 15 October 2017
Page 1 The Secret of Contentment Peace Presbyterian Church Philippians 4:4-20 Gratitude Season Elizabeth M. Deibert 15 October 2017 As we begin our Gratitude Season today, I want to talk about stress,
More informationCharles Edward Purdy. Charles Edward Purdy, 64, of Chester, passed away peacefully on Monday, May 7, Services will be private.
Charles Edward Purdy Obituary Jan 29, 1954 - May 7, 2018 Charles Edward Purdy, 64, of Chester, passed away peacefully on Monday, May 7, 2018. Services will be private. Charles E Purdy, 64, of Chester,
More informationFather John Gabriel Cuffe
SACRAMENTO DIOCESAN ARCHIVES Vol 5 Father John E Boll No 30 Father John Gabriel Cuffe Native of Navan, County Meath, Ireland Priest of the Diocese of Sacramento January 20, 1946 January 3, 1978 John Gabriel
More informationST PATRICK'S COLLEGE APOLOGISES TO VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE
ST PATRICK'S COLLEGE APOLOGISES TO VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE Around one hundred people gathered at St Patrick s College Ballarat on Tuesday, June 27 as the school took the momentous step of officially apologising
More informationFrom the Pen of Barb Winter
From the Pen of Barb Winter From: RDW112233@aol.com [mailto:rdw112233@aol.com] Sent: Fri 5/22/2009 11:17 PM To: RDW112233@aol.com Subject: A New Permanent Address Dear Family and Friends, Wednesday evening,
More informationThe Birth of Jesus Foretold
Story 79 riah that because he didn t believe God s word, he wouldn t be able to speak until everything God had told him came true. At that moment, Zechariah discovered that he couldn t speak. He had a
More informationACSJC Discussion Guide: World Day of Peace Message 2006
ACSJC AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC SOCIAL JUSTICE COUNCIL ACSJC Discussion Guide: World Day of Peace Message 2006 The Holy Father delivers a message on New Year s Day each year for the World Day of Peace. This
More informationQuestion: Can you run away from God? Are you running from Him now? In what ways does God pursue you?
Chapter Fifteen: Let s Talk About It: 1. Mona speaks truth and love to her niece when she says, I think you decided to look for something the day you took your dad s bike and came to the beach house. I
More informationBecause. of you. lives are rebuilt with dignity. Assisting people Report of Gratitude
Because of you lives are rebuilt with dignity 2017 Assisting people 2017 Report of Gratitude Your kindness has brought hope and the tender mercy of Jesus to our neighbors in need. Every time someone found
More informationWorld War One. Gone but not forgotten
World War One 1918 2018 Gone but not forgotten The Causes of the First World War, 1914-1918 The First World War began in August 1914. It was directly triggered by the assassination of the Austrian archduke,
More informationRev. Myrtle Frances Hatcher
Rev. Myrtle Frances Hatcher Rev. Myrtle Frances Hatcher Suffolk, VA 09.30.1945-02.08.2018 Birthplace: Virginia Rev. Myrtle Frances Hatcher, 72, went to be with the Lord on February 8, 2018. She was the
More informationDR. KEITH HOWARD STONE
IN MEMORIAM DR. KEITH HOWARD STONE February 17, 1945 - September 11, 2016 Tributes Matt Martin: I was saddened this morning after church to discover a text from my sister informing me of the passing of
More informationApril 17, 2016 Psalm 23 Listening to Shepherd. The next day, the man drove the cat 40 blocks away. He put the creature out and headed
April 17, 2016 Psalm 23 Listening to Shepherd A man who absolutely hated his wife s cat decided to get rid of him one day. He drove the cat 20 blocks from his home and left him at the park. As the man
More informationICPE Established in Singapore since 2003
Bringing Jesus to the children at Tagaytay Philippines The Mission was founded in 1985 in Malta, in response to the Church s call for a new evangelization, by a couple, Mario and Anna Cappello. Its ision
More informationWalker Funeral Home Telephone
Walker Funeral Home www.herbwalker.com Telephone 513.251.6200 Pictures Prayers Poems Prayer Cards (Laminating Available) Approx. 2 ½ x 4 ¼ Memorial Candles Approx. 8 ¼ tall x 3 ¾ dia. Memorial Folders
More informationI STAND AT THE DOOR AND KNOCK rev 3:20 SUMMONING THE WOMEN OF THE DIOCESE
WINTER NEWSLETTER 2017 67th Annual Convention I STAND AT THE DOOR AND KNOCK rev 3:20 By responding to this knock, Pope Francis tells us, A family's living space could turn into a domestic church, a setting
More informationLions Memorial Service District A4 (Excerpted and adapted by PDG Gus Este from an original version by the late PDG Lee Rickey)
Lions Memorial Service District A4 (Excerpted and adapted by PDG Gus Este from an original version by the late PDG Lee Rickey) (one, two, three or more speakers with logical breaks may perform this service)
More informationUnited Flight 93 National Memorial Dedication Address. delivered 10 September 2011, Shanksville, PA
George W. Bush United Flight 93 National Memorial Dedication Address delivered 10 September 2011, Shanksville, PA AUTHENTICITY CERTIFIED: Text version below transcribed directly from audio Thank you, very
More informationBICKLE, Gary N. Condolences. (Retired 34 year employee of General Motors of Canada; Enjoyed fishing, family and cottage)
BICKLE, Gary N. (Retired 34 year employee of General Motors of Canada; Enjoyed fishing, family and cottage) Peacefully, surrounded by family, at Lakeridge Health in Oshawa, on Tuesday, August 11, 2015.
More informationAs I write this, I have returned
20 Jesuit Journeys winter 2009 Revelations and Reevaluations on Jesuit Retreat in Oshkosh By Michael J. Dwyer As I write this, I have returned to the hustle and bustle of my normal life. But not so long
More informationHomily for 3 rd Sunday of OT, Year B (2018): Mk 1:14-20 The decision to follow Jesus Christ would have cost something for
Homily for 3 rd Sunday of OT, Year B (2018): Mk 1:14-20 The decision to follow Jesus Christ would have cost something for each of the 12 Apostles. For Peter, Andrew, James and John, the fact that they
More informationThe Society of Jesus in Timor Leste is blessed with another pastor on the ordination of Fr. Albino Ribeiro Gonçalves, SJ a priest on the 28th of June
The Society of Jesus in Timor Leste is blessed with another pastor on the ordination of Fr. Albino Ribeiro Gonçalves, SJ a priest on the 28th of June 2018, in the municipality of Liquiça. The occasion
More informationArchdiocese of Philadelphia. Advent Epiphany 2018 Monthly Mission Resource
This year, as we celebrate the Extraordinary Year of Mission, Missionary Disciples throughout the Archdiocese of Philadelphia became Children helping Children through their prayers and the sacrifices they
More informationWe have some requests and information related to both tomorrow and Thursday: Our prayers for peace, our care for the grieving.
NCCA Newsletter From Bishop Philip Huggins Greetings anew! We have some requests and information related to both tomorrow and Thursday: Our prayers for peace, our care for the grieving. 1) Transfiguration
More informationSister Maureen Driscoll, OP
Sister Maureen Driscoll, OP 1933 2015 When all is said and done from first to last education has always been my line. 1 Sister Maureen Driscoll was born in 1933 in Port Angeles, Washington, between the
More informationHealing and Hope. Resources suitable for worship and prayer in response to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse
Healing and Hope Resources suitable for worship and prayer in response to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse FEBRUARY 2018 These suggested resources can be used in
More informationGREETINGS FROM TIMOR LESTE
GREETINGS FROM TIMOR LESTE Dear Friends, Here is some news about Colégio de Santo Inácio de Loiola. On 5th January, the new school year began with the celebration of the Holy Eucharist with the 105 new
More informationA Resource for Primary Schools
SEEDLINGS A Resource for Primary Schools Autumn 2009 1 Content September: The Catholic School September: Mass for the Opening of the School Year September: Prayer Service for the School Year. October:
More informationof Jamestown The Yatskis Family Relationships With Others Deepen the Meaning of Church Itself DEC 2014 Parish Newsletter
St. James Basilica of Jamestown Parish Newsletter DEC 2014 3 4 6 7 In this Issue Making Christmas a Time of Real Blessing The Rosary Ministry at Eventide and Ave Maria Village Keeping Things in Perspective
More informationVoices of Christmas: The Shepherds Tell the Story Luke 2:1-20 A Sermon by Rev. Bob Kells
Voices of Christmas: The Shepherds Tell the Story Luke 2:1-20 A Sermon by Rev. Bob Kells Tonight we continue our sermon series on the Voices of Christmas. During this Advent season, we ve heard the Christmas
More informationLight a CandLe take a MoMent to prayerfully ConSider a Shining MoMent
Shine, God s People Struggling for Justice and Peace Light a Candle Creator God, God of all people, Lead us from death to life, from falsehood to truth. Lead us from despair to hope, from fear to trust.
More informationYou enter our Church Not as a stranger, but as a Guest of God. He is your heavenly Father. Come then, with joy in your heart and thanks on your lips
You enter our Church Not as a stranger, but as a Guest of God. He is your heavenly Father. Come then, with joy in your heart and thanks on your lips into His presence offering Him your love and commitment.
More informationSt. Joseph High School Newsletter
St. Joseph High School Newsletter November 2018 Message from the Administration What a wonderful start to the year! September was a month filled with activities and new experiences. Now that school start
More informationSaturday June 4 th, Acre Truck Stop, Belleville. C.F.B. Trenton. Col. R.S. McLaughlin Armoury. City of Oshawa
Copy of Presentation CSC - January 20, 2011 Saturday June 4 th, 2011 10 Acre Truck Stop, Belleville C.F.B. Trenton Col. R.S. McLaughlin Armoury City of Oshawa Lance Usher June 8th 2010, 10:14pm Wow,
More informationSikh and Indian Australians
YEAR 9 HISTORY Sikh and Indian Australians Teacher Resource 4 - Indians in World War One - Source Analysis Source 1: Off to the Front A fine specimen of the Sikh race (says the Townsville Star ) in Kaiser
More informationThe day Jeremy died, May 20, 2009
This letter was written to expose what we feel is the real truth concerning the final hours during and after the death of our 18 year old son, Jeremy Traylor. The Traylor family feels betrayed by the East
More informationMid all the traffic of the ways, Turmoils without, within, Make in my heart a quiet place, And come and dwell therein.
Evening prayer May be sung to the tune Amazing Grace. Mid all the traffic of the ways, Turmoils without, within, Make in my heart a quiet place, And come and dwell therein. A little shrine of quietness,
More informationOffering Ps.107:1,12 Prayer of thanksgiving & intercessions Hy.81:1,2,3,7 Divine blessing
Liturgy for Sunday, December 25, 2011 AM Confession of Dependence and Divine Greeting Ps.98:1,2 Ten words of the covenant Hy.18:1,3 Prayer of confession and illumination Ministry of the Word Reading: Luk.2:1-20
More informationDumi Zondi. Inanda teacher, ; principal, Interviewed in Inanda, 14 October 2008.
Let s begin with a bit of background about you. When and where were you born? What was your education like prior to your career at Inanda? I was born in northern Natal, November 4, 1928. Well, I had my
More informationCompanions of Christ, Chatham
Companions of Christ, Chatham January July 2018 Who are we? The Companions of Christ is an emerging, ecumenical, apostolic community rooted in Ignatian Spirituality open to women both lay and ordained.
More informationWords of Mercy Week 1 : God s Favourite Hue
Words of Mercy Week 1 : God s Favourite Hue If love is the essence and measure of God mercy must be God s favourite hue, a subtle shade which tells of need and blessing of pain and waiting of love greater
More informationTherefore welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God. Romans 15:7
Pastoral Letter Diocese of Killaloe - A welcoming People of God Therefore welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God. Romans 15:7 Since my ordination as Bishop of Killaloe on
More informationAsia Sunday May. Embracing the Differently Abled, and Upholding Their Dignity
Asia Sunday-2018 13 May Embracing the Differently Abled, and Upholding Their Dignity Embracing the Differently Abled, and Upholding Their Dignity His disciples asked him, Rabbi, who sinned, this man or
More informationCompton Chamberlayne War Graves
Compton Chamberlayne War Graves Lest We Forget World War 1 2772 PRIVATE I. J. TURNBULL 60 th BN. AUSTRALIAN INF. 27 th APRIL, 1917 Isaac James TURNBULL Isaac James Turnbull was born at Horsham, Victoria
More informationSPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST
Benson Baptist News November 2018 SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST Attendance & Offering Upcoming Events Looking Ahead SLT Minutes Birthdays Staff & Contact Info. John Sievering Senior Pastor Pastor.john@omahabbc.com
More information