Pope Francis Prayer Intentions For December. In the Service of the Transmission of Faith

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1 Commencing on 26 January 2019 Fr Bronislaw (Bronek) Pietrusewicz SDS will be the Administrator of Pittwater Parish Fr Bronislaw (Bronek) was born in Poland on 14 January 1963 and was ordained by Pope John Paul II on 28 May After his ordination he worked for five years as a very successful Director of Vocations in Poland. He came to Australia in 1994 and spent two years helping in Greenmount Parish, Archdiocese of Perth. Since then he has worked as Parish Priest of Bruce Rock Parish, Archdiocese of Perth, Parish Priest in Ocean Reef Parish, Archdiocese of Perth ( ,) Parish Priest of Carnarvon Parish, Diocese of Geraldton ( ) and in 2013 as the Parish Priest of Greenmount, Archdiocese of Perth. Since January 2016 he has been the Assistant Priest in our Parish. Fr Ryszard (Richard) Sadowski SDS will be the Assistant Parish Priest of Pittwater Parish Fr Ryszard was born on 3 January 1973 and was ordained on 29 May Since his arrival in Australia in 1999 he has worked in the following parishes: Assistant Priest in Balcatta Parish ( ), Esperance Parish, Diocese of Bunbury ( ), Parish Priest of Carnarvon Parish, Diocese of Geraldton ( ), Parish Priest of Ocean Reef Parish ( ) and Chaplain to Chisholm College ( ). Since January 2016 he has been the Chaplain to La Salle College. Congratulations Fr Bronek and we look forward to giving Fr Ryszard a warm Pittwater welcome. Pope Francis Prayer Intentions For December In the Service of the Transmission of Faith That people, who are involved in the service and transmission of faith, may find, in their dialogue with culture, a language suited to the conditions of the present time. Thoughts of Fr Francis Jordan Do not lose heart, even if you are humiliated greatly. Have confidence in the Lord and strive for holiness. A warm welcome to our parishioners and visitors who are celebrating the Eucharist with us at Sacred Heart Church, Mona Vale and Maria Regina Church, Avalon. Fr George Kolodziej SDS Parish Priest 1 Keenan Street Mona Vale NSW 2103 Tel: Fax office@pittwaterparish.org website:

2 We Pray for Deceased Anniversary Holy Souls in Purgatory Encarnacion Javeluna Radoslav Spadina Loreto Fernandez BOOK REVIEW Left to Tell by Immaculee Ilibagiza with Steve Erwin Christmas Cards are available at the Piety Stores in both Avalon and Mona Vale. There are a pack of 10 for $6. Columban Calenders for $10 For the needy, help is available by contacting the Brookvale Centre during business hours. Did you know that if you are new to our parish you can register your details through our website or if your contact details have changed you can update them. Simply go to click on the Welcome menu item and select Parishioner Registration from the dropdown menu. If you have any problems, please contact the parish office on Eternal Rest Grant Unto Them O Lord, And Let Perpetual Light Shine Upon Them. May they Rest in Peace. Amen. May Their Souls And The Souls Of The Faithful Departed, Through The Mercy Of God, Rest In Peace. Amen. Recently Deceased Olando Puccini Rosario Jumias Michael O Donnell If you would like the names of your relatives or friends and offerings included, please drop the envelope in to the Parish Office by Midday on Wednesdays. Thank You. Prayers for the Sick Paulina Fabian Madeleine Reicher Natasha Britt Milka Marov Carol Brennan Annette Leary Edward Hogan Rufina Criss Tayla Riddle Warwick Carpenter Elizabeth Davis Mary Seymour Allessio Angelucci Xavier Flory Neave Mackey Kevin Begaud Rachel Weldrick Antoinetta Knapp Donald McRae Stefanie Romeo Sasha White Ann Harvey Jo Wild Rita Farrelly Lina Jeff Guerra Sue Poulton Craig Callahan Daryl Holland Veronica Ann Gracie Kerrie Gill Peter Hector Jack Burai Manpreet Kaur Therese Nouak Vera Bateman Marion Russell Marian Santa Ana Lorriane Wilson Rosalinda Singson Rodney Young David Simmons Daryl Kaufer Marjan Seifoor Rosa Lealaiauloto Anne Rees Bassam Khodr Margaret Baker Estera Cimino Angelo Micianio Mark Kelsey Melba Suazo Leticia Buhat Marea Trevaskis Sean Martin Carol Duffy Greg Kolts This list will be updated every month and we would appreciate it if we are advised, if further reconsideration is required. Thank you This is the author s own story of her escape to America from Rwanda and the genocide which killed most of her family. But despite this tragedy she stresses the importance of faith, forgiveness and prayer. Led by Faith by Immaculee Ilibagiza with Steve Erwin As a result of her tragic experiences in Rwanda, her great faith has enabled Immaculee to become a public speaker and set up Left to Tell Charitable Fund to help support Rwandan orphans (read Left totell first) Thursday Spirituality For Advent and Christmas we are reading and sharing insights from 'Bridges to Contemplative Living with Thomas Merton' Please feel welcome to join us at Maria Regina. Morning tea at am Meeting from noon Trish Newman ocds, If you are experiencing Domestic Violence Ring 1800 RESPECT Tuesday 1st January 2019 Mary, the Holy Mother of God. A solemnity is a feast day of the highest rank in the liturgical calendar of the Roman Rite, celebrating a mystery of faith such as the Trinity, an event in the life of Jesus, his mother Mary, or another important saint. There will be mass at 9.15am at both Maria Regina and Sacred Heart Churches. Pastoral Care and Hospitality Thank you to Maureen Suggitt (Pastoral Care - Nursing Homes Thursday and Hospitals) and Nicole Ovens (Hospitality) for your dedication and giving your time so generously to the parish for your ministries. The parish is looking for volunteers who are able to fill the roles. If you have the time, ability and love, please give us a call on The Parish Office will be closed for Christmas from 4pm on Friday 21 December 2018 the office will reopen on Thursday 17 January 2019 Friday 21 Thursday 17 From Thursday 17 January to Friday 25 January 2019, the office will be open: Monday to Friday from 9am to 12noon. We welcome to Pittwater Parish for the Sacrament of Baptism Julia Jakobsson on 16 December 2018 Maria Regina Church, Avalon

3 MASS TIMES SACRED HEART CHURCH 1 Keenan Street, Mona Vale Weekday Masses 9.15am Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (except 1st Friday of the month) Weekend Masses 5.00pm Saturday Vigil 8.00am 9.30am 4.00pm Croatian (1st & 3rd Sunday) 6.00pm (SOUL) Sunday Reconciliation 4.00pm to 4.30pm Saturday Baptism 4th Sunday am Reconciliation, Exposition Adoration & Benediction 10.00am First Friday of the month ( no 9.15am weekday mass) Anointing of the Sick 11.00am First Friday of the month ( no 9.15am weekday mass) MARIA REGINA CHURCH 7 Central Road, Avalon Give the Gift of Faith. Your generosity towards Pittwater Parish can go on forever when you include a bequest in your Will. Once your family is taken care of, a residual gift of your estate can be left to the Parish to ensure our Church and Faith is also looked after. For more information on how you can leave a Gift of Faith in your Will, please contact Fr George in the Parish office on Thank you for your consideration. Before Fr George leaves for his new appointment as Regional Superior of Salvatorians Australia, he will celebrate mass for the last time as Parish Priest in Sacred Heart Church on the weekend of 5 & 6 January 2019 and at Maria Regina Church on 12 January If you would like to contribute to his farewell gift, envelopes are available at the back of the church. Volunteers are needed on Monday 24 December to help prepare for our outdoor masses. If you are able to help either with setting up between from 11.30am and 1pm,or packing up after the 9pm mass, please call the parish office on A beautiful celebration of the Salvatorians Foundation Day in Currambine (Western Australia) on Monday 10th December 2018! Weekday Masses 9.15am Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Weekend Masses 6.00pm Saturday Vigil 9.00am Sunday Reconciliation Before Vigil Mass on Saturday Baptism 3rd Sunday am Reconciliation, Exposition Adoration & Benediction 8.00am First Thursday of the month followed by 9.15am mass) Anointing of the Sick 9.15am First Friday in January, March, May, July, September and November Our parish affirms the dignity and worth of all children, young people and vulnerable adults in our care. We have a strong commitment to the wellbeing, belonging and security of children, young people and vulnerable adults.

4 Third Sunday of Advent 15th & 16th December Surprising Things the Characters of the Christmas Story Taught Me About Myself If you were to walk through the narrative of the Nativity story, you d know it pretty well, right? That s not a trick question, because I agree, we all know it very well. But what if the reason why we know it so well isn t just because we ve heard it year in, year out since we were babies? What if it was for another, deeper reason? What if each of the main players of the Nativity story magnified certain characteristics of our heart? What if in the Nativity story, we found ourselves at our deepest level, in the hearts of those we read about? When I approach each one of the main characters from the Christmas story, I see that they correspond directly to something in my heart. I think that s the same for all of us. They were ordinary people thrown into extraordinary situations. How they responded shows us the truth of their hearts, and it shows us ours, too. To explain this, I m going to approach the stable from the outside in, counting down through seven people of the Nativity story who have taught me something deep about myself. 7. Herod: The Part of Me That Doesn t Want Another King Herod is the part of me that does not want another king, that does not want to bow down before anything else that is not myself. This part of me is completely ruled by my fear, the fear that I am not enough. This fear distills itself into pride, to prove that I am enough by myself, rather than enough when completed by Christ. Herod is the part of me that will defend my own kingdom no matter the cost, (Matt 2:16) the part of me that ignores the desire of my heart to worship the God who created me, and instead turns to other idols and addictions to appease my ego. It is the part of me that despises the call to be like little children. It is the part of me that wants power, unchecked. 6. Herod s Advisors: My Knowledge of God That I Ignore Matthew s Gospel (Matt 2:3) tells us that the whole of Jerusalem - not just Herod- was perturbed by the news that there was to be an infant King of the Jews. Herod gathered chief priests and the scribes of the people around him. They were able to tell him exactly of the prophecy of the leader of Judah. They had knowledge of God and of the child that would be born. But where were they when Herod commanded all boys aged two and under to be massacred? Did they try to stay his hand? Herod s advisors are the part of my heart that has knowledge of God, but does not follow that up with love, simply ignoring it, or worse still, lets evil reign. It is the part of my heart that is completely ruled by fear, and does nothing to abate others suffering or fear. Perhaps that is why Jesus tells us so many times in the Gospels to be not afraid, because He knows how much sin stems from fear. 5. The Three Kings: My Deepest Desires When I think of the Three Kings, sometimes called the Wise Men, of the gospels and tradition, I think of a rich sense of adventure. These men and their journey are the part of my heart that knows I am made for more and that yearns for an adventure to find that. Though they were strangers from a far off unnamed land, they were not content until they had followed their deepest longings to find the infant king of the Jews (Matt 2:2). How far beyond themselves they must have gone! Beyond their own countries, their own cultures, presumably their own religion. But something in them was stirred and they could not ignore it. How often do we feel an awakening in our hearts, an unquenchable desire for more, for something beyond us? We know that we are made for more than what we have- this is why we keep searching for more in ourselves. As C.S Lewis wrote: If I find in myself desires which nothing in this world can satisfy, the only logical explanation is that I was made for another world. (From Mere Christianity) The Wise Men recognised this, and we recognise it in ourselves, in the desires of our heart that cannot fully be quenched. Indeed, the meaning of the verb desire relates to the stars themselves. Like the Wise Men, we will follow that star, that desire, where ever it takes us. Perhaps too the Wise Men represent the true moments of joy in our lives, the times when we recognise how close God is to us, when God takes us on an adventure beyond our wildest dreams, when God shows us what we are longing for, and allows us to kneel close before Him. Perhaps this element of our hearts can best be summed up by Pope John Paul s beautiful quote from World Youth Day 2000: It is Jesus that you seek when you dream of happiness... He is the beauty to which you are so attracted; it is He who provoked you with that thirst for fullness that will not let you settle for compromise; It is Jesus who stirs in you the desire to do something great with your lives, the will to follow an ideal, the refusal to allow yourselves to be ground down by mediocrity The Shepherds: My Poverty If the Three Kings are the rich, high-spirited sense of adventure in my heart, then the shepherds are the poorer side of that desire. The shepherds represent the poverty of my heart. In the countryside close by there were shepherds who lived in the fields and took it in turns to watch their flocks during the night. (Luke 2:8). Let us consider again who the shepherds were. Most likely poor, perhaps not able to feed their children, slave to the drudgery of whatever work they could find. They lived in a land occupied by a brutal, hostile conqueror. Their beliefs and customs were barely tolerated. They were an oppressed people, no stranger to violence and injustice and the rigours of the natural and animal world that they watched over. No strangers to the night, to shadowy dealings in the darkness. Yet at the same time, they knew how to care, how to go after the lost lamb, how to keep their flock together, and safe from the prey that would be out to kill their sheep. The shepherds were the ones that hurried to the manger after the angels had visited them. They were the ones to tell Mary and Joseph what they had heard about the saviour that had been born, astonishing everyone who heard them with what they had to say. Truly, they were the epitome of the Beatitudes: the meek who inherit the earth, the ones that hunger and thirst for righteousness. The shepherds are the part of me that recognises my poverty, that my heart is occupied by sin, that I can be a slave to the brutality of other s sin that trespasses on the sacred land of my heart. It is the part of me that longs to return home, to receive the grace that calls me out of the shadows of the night and into the warmth of the stable. It is the part of me that throws down all I have (not much), that takes up my best self, my desires, all the times I try so hard to do what is right. It is the part of me that takes a chance on hope, that hurries out into the night to search for my God. It is the part of me that knows and trusts that God can fill up my emptiness with something the world cannot give. It is the part of me that knows, eventually, my poverty does not matter: the joy of meeting God is a richness beyond anything I could ever hope to possess. right, simply because it is right, but that exercises that rightness with love and care. He is the part of my heart that is foster-parent to the plans of my life that come from God and not from me, but which I do not bulk from, knowing that fear is not of God and that I do not need to be afraid of what God s gives me. 2. Mary: My Heart at My Most Deepest and Purest Mary is the part of me that sits in peace before the Father, knowing that I don t need to hide anything before Him. She is the part of my heart that is openly trusts in God, knowing that He is good and that whatever He asks of me is good. She is the part of my heart that knows God is God and I am not. But she is also the part of my heart that knows I am not defined by that not. She is the part of my heart that knows I am defined by my place as a son or daughter of the King, that I am clothed with strength and dignity (Proverbs 31:25) and that all my actions and choices in life come through that definition. She is the part of my heart that knows God s gift of free will, and she is the part of my heart that knows that in trustful obedience we discover our true selves and true happiness. 1. Christ: The Desire of My Heart 3. Joseph: Courage and Strength I think the worst times in life are the times when something so terrible has happened that it feels as though the earth has been ripped from beneath you and the map of your life (which you could see so clearly ahead of you) has been torn up. It is a disorientating place to be, besides whatever other suffering you may be experiencing. I wonder if this is how Joseph felt when he heard the news of Mary s pregnancy. Reassurances from an angel aside, courage and strength was required for probably longer than we give St Joseph credit for. Perhaps it was a daily learning to re-calibrate his will to the will of the Father. Joseph is the part of my heart that says yes, God, I will trust in You, and I will take on what is not my own, and I will exercise true love in putting what is best for the other person above what I want. Joseph is the part of my heart that accepts that God s plan is better than my own, the part of my heart that acknowledges that even when I feel like a stranger in my own life, I can still trust that God has my life in His caring hands. Joseph is the part of my heart that does what is Each of these characters, in varying different ways and depths, had direct encounters with the child in the manger. Gathered around Him at the stable, He poses us the biggest challenge of our lives: dare we get to know Him, dare we respond to who He is? Dare we listen to His calling in the quietest chambers of our heart, where nothing else dares to tread? Most of all, dare we still ourselves enough to sit in His presence and feel His peace? We are all asked this. Each character had their own free will to choose how they would respond. We are not called to chop ourselves up to get through the narrow door of the stable. We are merely asked to lay our baggage down outside. There is room for each one of our characters, whether we respond with the zeal of high adventure, or the haphazard exhausted scrabble of one who makes it just in time. There is room for us whether we cast our crowns down from the moment we first hear of Him, or whether we fling them off as we catch His mother s eye as we approach her Child. The important thing is to come to the manager with an open heart. God will do the rest. Ruth Baker: Catholic-link.org

5 CHRISTMAS MASS TIMES 2018 Monday 24 Monday 24 December No Morning Mass (9.15am) on 24 December Maria Regina Church 6.00pm Children s Mass Carols from 8.30pm 9.00pm Mass of the Night Sacred Heart School Grounds 5.00pm Children s Mass 9.00pm Youth Mass Sacred Heart Church Carols from 11.30pm Midnight Mass Tuesday 25 Tuesday 25 December Maria Regina Church 9.00am Sacred Heart Church 8am and 9.30am 6.00pm Croatian Mass Christmas Roster Monday 24 December - 5pm Family Mass: Sacred Heart School Matt Byrne and Gerry Quinn From Sacred Heart School (MAss of the Night) Anne Duncan Margo Quinlan Julianna Johnston Suellen Garey Nicolette Cilia Bev Carmichael Maryanne Kelly Chris McBryde Simon Hyland and Soul Monday 24 December - 9pm Youth Mass: Sacred Heart School Dave Traves & A Pienkowski Soul (Mass of the Night) Denise Bottero Miranda Papandrea Mark Suters Norma Dennis Suzie Randolph Pauline Chipman Martin Kerragan Phil Gough Simon Hyland and Soul Monday 24 December - 6pm Family Mass: Maria Regina Church David West Sam to organise Francis Kelly Joanne Kelly Rosemary Connors Sam Browne & Youth Choir Monday 24 December - 9pm Mass: Maria Regina Church Uyen Le Veronica Thomas (Mass of the Night) Paula Lancuba Diana Taranto Avalon Choir Monday 24 December - Midnight Mass: Sacred Heart Church Ray Gillis Yvonne Gibbs & Adora Barbacetto Margaret Bomford Yvonne Gibbs Mona Vale Choir Computer: Laura Ee Tuesday 25 December - 8am Mass: Sacred Heart Church David Frazer Sheila Upjohn & Liam Kenny Kath Kaufer Chris Tocchini Stefan Wasinski Joan Wood TBC Computer: Putri Rosati Tuesday 25 December - 9am Mass: Maria Regina Church Miles Abrahams Anne Gerathy Judith Ratcliff Marion Russell Sam Browne, Klara & Catherine Perkins Computer: Margaret Abrahams Tuesday 25 December am Mass: Sacred Heart Church Tony Macri Volunteer Please Therese Keane Volunteer Please Charles Wilkinson & Anna Walding Computer: Margaret Cliff As we are expecting more parishioners and their families and friends as well as vistors, this Christmas time, could we request that if you are able to volunteer and fill any of the available positions, please contact the parish office on or media@pittwaterparish.org Thank you.

6 The Living Word First Reading Zep 3:14-18 A reading from the prophet Zephaniah With gladness the Lord will rejoice over you. Shout for joy, daughter of Zion, Israel, shout aloud! Rejoice, exult with all your heart, daughter of Jerusalem! The Lord has repealed your sentence; he has driven your enemies away. The Lord, the king of Israel, is in your midst; you have no more evil to fear. When that day comes, word will come to Jerusalem: Zion, have no fear, do not let your hands fall limp. The Lord your God is in your midst, a victorious warrior. He will exult with joy over you, he will renew you by his love; he will dance with shouts of joy for you as on a day of festival. The word of the Lord Responsorial Psalm Is 12:2-6 R. v.6 (R.) Cry out with joy and gladness: for among you is the great and Holy One of Israel. Truly, God is my salvation, I trust, I shall not fear. For the Lord is my strength, my song, he became my saviour. With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation. (R) Give thanks to the Lord, give praise to his name! Make his mighty deeds known to the peoples! Declare the greatness of his name. (R) Sing a psalm to the Lord for he has done glorious deeds, make them known to all the earth! People of Zion, sing and shout for joy for great in your midst is the Holy One of Israel. (R) Second Reading Phil 4:4-7 A reading from the letter of St Paul to the Philippians The Lord is near. I want you to be happy, always happy in the Lord; I repeat, what I want is your happiness. Let your tolerance be evident to everyone: the Lord is very near. There is no need to worry; but if there is anything you need, pray for it, asking God for it with prayer and thanksgiving, and that peace of God, which is so much greater than we can understand, will guard your hearts and your thoughts, in Christ Jesus. The word of the Lord Gospel Acclamation Is 61:1 (Lk 4:18) Alleluia, alleluia! The Spirit of the Lord is upon me; he sent me to bring Good News to the poor. Alleluia! Gospel Lk 3:10-18 A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke What, then, must we do? When all the people asked John, What must we do? he answered, If anyone has two tunics he must share with the man who has none, and the one with something to eat must do the same. There were tax collectors too who came for baptism, and these said to him, Master, what must we do? He said to them, Exact no more than your rate. Some soldiers asked him in their turn, What about us? What must we do? He said to them, No intimidation! No extortion! Be content with your pay! A feeling of expectancy had grown among the people, who were beginning to think that John might be the Christ, so John declared before them all, I baptise you with water, but someone is coming, someone who is more powerful than I am, and I am not fit to undo the strap of his sandals; he will baptise you with the Holy Spirit and fire. His winnowing-fan is in his hand to clear his threshing-floor and to gather the wheat into his barn; but the chaff he will burn in a fire that will never go out. As well as this, there were many other things he said to exhort the people and to announce the Good News to them. The Gospel of the Lord. REFLECTION by Dianne Bergant CSS We are at the midpoint of Advent. Today we celebrate Gaudete Sunday. The principal theme of the day is joy. According to Paul, joy is one of the fruits of the Spirit (cf. Gal 5:22). Such joy is a religious sentiment, not emotional happiness. Along with gratitude, it is the heart s response to God s goodness. Zion is told to shout for joy because it has been saved by God from its enemies and because God is in the midst of the people. The psalm response proclaims the same message; the reading from Philippians announces that the Lord is near. This is cause for joy. Advent is a time for joy, not primarily because we are anticipating the anniversary of the birth of Christ, but because God is already in our midst (Immanuel). The readings for this Sunday assure us that God is with us, not as a judge but as a Saviour. We rejoice over the saving acts of God that make us confident of God s care and unafraid of whatever may cross our paths. We rejoice in the peace of God that surpasses all understanding. Advent joy is like the delight that fills a woman who has just given birth, even if it occurred in the throes of birthpangs. Advent joy springs from the realisation that the presence of God in our midst can so transform our lives that the promises of peace and security will be fulfilled. Advent joy is the way we live in the tension between already and not yet. Dianne Bergant CSS Advent Prayer Lord, thank You for a fresh reminder that Advent, the period of waiting, not only defines who we are waiting for, but also defines us... the people who wait. We experience this season by preparing our hearts and hopes for the arrival of your Son. Oh Lord, will You give me wonder and imagination so I may once again enter the story of Your first coming? To see and experience anew the stories of Joseph and Mary, Elizabeth and Zechariah, the shepherds and Jesus birth. To make myself ready for the advent of when You return again. To fill my heart with wonder of Isaiah s proclamation. For unto us a child is born and a son is given...his name is Emmanuel...God with us. I want to be involved in the story this year. I want to experience it in a new and fresh way, and by Your grace, learn the joy and wonder of waiting for You. Liturgy for the Week 17/12 Monday 3rd Week of Advent Gen 49:2, 8-10; Mt 1: /12 Tuesday 3rd Week of Advent Jer 23:5-8; Mt 1: /12 Wednesday 3rd week of Advent Judges 13:2-7, 24-25; Lk 1: /12 Thursday 3rd week of Advent Is 7:10-14; Lk 1: /12 Friday 3rd week of Advent Song 2:8-14 or Zeph 3:14-18; Lk 1: /12 Saturday 3rd week of Advent 1 Sam 1:24-28; Lk 1:46-56

7 MICHAEL PAUL Experienced Catholic Accredited Specialist Family Lawyer Family Law Issues Family Trusts Wills & Succession Planning Contested Estate Issues Suite 29, Level 4 Gateway Building 1 Mona Vale Road Tel: mpaul@millsoakley.com.au millsoakleyfamilylawsydney A Burundi couple who has recently moved to our parish is looking for temporary accomodation. If you are able to assist in any way, please call the parish office on Thank you The Catholic Parish of Pittwater Disabled Parking Area There are 2 Disabled Parking Spaces available on the Church grounds. Please observe the signs and refrain from parking in the Disabled Parking Area or in the driveway, especially during the weekends when Mass is on, and reserve this for our parishioners who are in need of the space. Thank you 54 Darley Street Mona Vale

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