Fifth Sunday of - Year B 2nd 2021

Dear Sisters and Brothers, Sale of Religious Items from the Holy Land

The Word of God, even on this Fifth Sunday of Easter, There will be a sale of religious items from the Holy Land continues to indicate to us the way and the conditions to be this weekend in the foyer of the Cathedral after all a community of the Risen Lord. Last Sunday the Masses. These items have been made by Christian relationship between the believer and Jesus the Good artisans of Bethlehem who specialise in handcrafting Shepherd was highlighted. Today the Gospel offers us the biblical carvings made from olivewood. Selling such moment in which Jesus introduces himself as the true vine items to visiting pilgrims through the tourism industry is and invites us to abide in him so as to bear much fruit one of the main sources of income for Christian families (cf. Jn 15:1-8). in Bethlehem. However, at present, the tourism industry The vine is a plant whose branches form the whole; and the is unable to generate enough income for Christian branches are only fruitful insofar as they are joined with the artisans due to a range of factors including political vine. This relationship is the secret of Christian life and instability, conflict and COVID-19. We thank you in John the Evangelist expresses this with the word ‘abide’, advance for supporting this worthy cause. which is repeated seven times in today’s passage. “Abide in me”, says the Lord; abide in the Lord. 2021 Marian on May 16th It means abiding in the Lord in order to find the courage to step outside of ourselves, from our comfort zone, from our The 2021 Marian Procession and Peace Rally will be limited and protected spaces, in order to cast ourselves into held on Sunday May 16 at the Adelaide Showgrounds. the open sea of the needs of others and to give a wide The Procession commences at 2pm and all are invited to range to our Christian witness in the world. This courage to attend with their parish or community under their banner. step outside ourselves and to advance the needs of others Group assembling will begin from 1:30pm at the starting is born from faith in the Risen Lord and from the certainty point of the procession on the Main Arena. The event is that his Spirit accompanies our history. expected to end shortly before 4pm. Please visit

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Christ is, in fact, the commitment to charity for our Remember to wear a hat, and/or bring an umbrella. neighbour, loving brothers and sisters with self-sacrifice, to Should the weather be inclement the event will remain at the point of the final consequences, as Jesus loved us. The the Showgrounds but move into the Jubilee Pavilion. dynamism of believers’ charity is not the result of strategies; it is not born of external stresses, of social or ideological For more information and volunteering please contact concerns, but rather, it is born from the encounter with Archdiocesan Events on Phone: (08) 8210 8220 or Jesus and from abiding in Jesus. For us he is the vine Email: [email protected]. whose sap — that is, ‘life’ — we absorb, in order to convey into society a different way of living and self-spending which places the least in first place. 2021 Annual Diocesan and ACBC National Count of Attendance When we are intimate with the Lord, as the vine and branches are intimate and joined, we are able to bear the The Annual Diocesan Annual Count & 5-yearly National fruits of new life, of mercy, of justice and peace, derived Count of Attendance conducted by the Pastoral from the Lord’s Resurrection. It is what the Saints did, those Research Office of the Australian Catholic Bishops who lived Christian life in fullness and lived the witness of Conference (ACBC) will commence this weekend in our charity, because they were true branches of the vine of the Parish. Requirements for both these counts have been Lord. But “to be holy does not require being a bishop, a incorporated together. We would like to thank all our priest or a religious.... We are all called to be holy by living volunteers for their help and our parishioners for our lives with love and by bearing witness in everything we participating in this annual exercise. do, wherever we find ourselves” (Apostolic Exhortation Gaudete et Exsultate, 14).

We are all called to be holy; we must be holy with this Cathedral Parish RCIA Program 2021 richness we have received from the Risen Lord. Every activity — work and rest, family and social life, exercising For any adults who are interested in knowing more about political, cultural and economic responsibilities — every the Catholic faith and becoming a Catholic, the RCIA activity, whether small or great, if lived in union with Jesus program will begin shortly. Kindly contact the parish and with the attitude of love and of service, is an occasion office on 82108155 or [email protected] if to live Baptism and Gospel holiness to the fullest. you are interested in joining the program.

(Excerpts from http://www.popefrancishomilies.com/john/chapter-11-21) Next Sunday May 9th is Mother’s Day Many Blessings, We celebrate Mother’s Day on May 9th. On behalf of the Fr. Anthoni Adimai SdM. Fathers and the Parish team we wish all the Mothers in our Parish a Happy Mother’s Day. Administrator - Adelaide Cathedral Parish Cathedral of St Francis Xavier, 39 Wakefield Street, Adelaide Church of St Patrick, 268 Grote Street, Adelaide Church of the Holy Name, 80 Payneham Road, Stepney Church of St John Vianney, 546 Glynburn Road, Burnside Church of St Peter Claver, cnr Stuart Road & Grandview Grove, Dulwich Church of St Mary, 179 Stanley Street, North Adelaide Church of the Queen of Angels, cnr South Road & Kintore Street, Thebarton

Worship ADELAIDE CATHEDRAL PARISH Archbishop of Adelaide Archbishop Patrick O’Regan Entrance Antiphon: O sing a new song to the Lord, for Administrator Fr. Anthoni Adimai SdM he has worked wonders; in the sight of the nations he has Assistant Administrator Fr. Peter Rozitis shown his deliverance, Alleluia. Assistant Priests Fr. My Tran First Reading: Acts 9:26-31 Fr. Sam Arockiasamy Fr. James McEvoy Responsorial Psalm: I will praise you, Lord, in the Fr. Francis Tawil assembly of your people.

Fr. Bakhos Azar Second Reading: 1 John 3:18-24. Latin Chaplains Fr. Michael McCaffrey, FSSP Fr. Thomas Sofatzis, FSSP Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia, Alleluia! Live in me and let Deacons Rev. Celestino Dias me live in you, says the Lord; my branches bear much fruit. Rev. Anthony Hill Alleluia!

Rev. Nick Kerr Gospel: John 15:1-8. Rev. Remo Patroni Rev. Alfred Donat Universal Prayer Response: Christ, graciously hear us. Some of the Assistant Priests & Deacons have other Diocesan responsibilities Communion Antiphon: I am the true vine and you are

Parish Office (across the lawn from the Cathedral) the branches, says the lord. Whoever remains in me, and I Mon to Fri: 9.30am–4.30pm • 8210 8155 in him, bears fruit in plenty, Alleluia. 39 Wakefield St (corner of Wakefield and King William St) ****************************** Adelaide SA 5000. Next week: Sixth Sunday of Easter Mailing: GPO BOX 1364, Adelaide SA 5001. [email protected] • www.adelcathparish.org First Reading: Acts10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48. Parish newsletter: www.adelcathparish.org/news-events/ Second Reading: 1 John 4:7-10 weekly-newsletters. Gospel: John 15:9-17.

Parish Pastoral Team ******************************* Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults Fr. Peter Rozitis/ Parish Office 8210 8155 Liturgies & Activities (3rd-9th May)

Finance and Maintenance Mon St. Philip and St. James. Trevor McAuliffe 8210 8194 Sat Sixth Sunday of Easter Libby Hughes 8210 8222

Pastoral Assistant (Queen of Angels/ Holy Name) Maria Iadanza 8210 8155 Prayer Requests Office Administration

Savia Coelho/Conrad Fernandez 8210 8155 Recently Deceased: Perry Sabellico & Fr. Peter Rawat Sacramental Coordinator (SFX). TBC Deceased Anniversaries: Parish Pastoral Council Chairperson Cathedral: Blandina Cotejar, Alfred Shearman and Dr Bill Griffiths 0488 057 660 Van Der Muelen family & friends

Aboriginal Catholic Ministry St. Marys: Nancy Maude Loan. Otherway Centre 8362 3185 Holy Name: Giovanni & Antonio Superno Travaglini and Cathedral Parish Music Guido & Santa Mandozzi.

Timothy Davey (Director) 82108128 Queen of Angels: Michelina Morabito, Santina Lentini, Astrid Sengkey (Coordinator) 82108128 Antonio Rosario, Rosario & Caterina Ielasi, Saverio & Anna

Sergi and Anna Marafioti, Schools in the Parish St Aloysius College • www.sac.sa.edu.au St. John Vianney/St. Peter Claver: Leeson family, Bob Principal: Ms. Paddy McEvoy Cross, Ralph & Frances Sobels, John Rogers, Flora • 8217 3200 Malcolm, Margaret Ryan, Alice Jackson and Gerald Christian Brothers College • www.cbc.sa.edu.au Cattanach. Principal: Mr Dan Lynch • 8400 4222 (Junior Campus) • 8400 4200 (Senior Campus) Prayers Requests for the Sick: St Mary’s College • www.stmaryscollege.catholic.edu.au Hayley Reilly, Anton Sylvester, James Hann, Alana Roscio, Principal: Ms Clare Nocka • 8216 5700 Antonio Romeo, Emily Swan, Philip Harding, Joseph Bauer, St Patrick’s Special School • www.stpats.catholic.edu.au Angelina Musico, Cynthia McMinn, Teresita Agravante, Amy Principal: Ms Cathy Sires • 8332 1555 Lopez, Cindy Galinato-Bradley, Ana Lucca Telusa, Dr. John Sabine, Lydia D’souza, Joy Anderson and Julie Nelson. Any emergency requiring a priest• 0417 080 955 Pastoral Care: Visitation and Communion can be arranged for parishioners who are ill. Please call the Office: 8210 8155.

Adelaide Cathedral Parish Fifth Sunday of Easter - Year B 2nd May 2021

St. Vincent de Paul Society St. Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal Dulwich Conference The St. Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal will take place the Our year so far has been busy with a gradual increase weekend of 8th/9th May in our parish. We ask all our in calls from our companions as Government subsidies parishioners to kindly support this worthy cause in are cut. We have supplied Annie’s Packs to the whatever way you can to help our brothers and sisters in Aboriginal Otherway Centre and the Migrant Refugee the community who are in need. Thank you for your Centre. These packs provide a few necessities, and generosity. hopefully dignity, to people who find themselves in a situation with nothing – both male and female bags are provided with soap, toiletries, pj’s etc. Following a Successful Knitting Day at Dulwich

successful Appeal for which we are truly Last Thursday about a dozen knitters and friends grateful to our contributors, we are now gearing up for th th gathered in the Hall at Dulwich to enjoy a day of our Winter Appeal on the 8 and 9 May. We will also, contributing to knitted rugs as well as sharing stories and prior to winter settling in, be providing blankets for the experiences. As many had not seen each other since Migrant and refugee centre. The ongoing support of the Dulwich Burnside community is gratefully our last meeting in October 2020 there was much to talk acknowledged and membership enquiries are always about. In addition, the items contributed over the break welcome. included 19 rugs, numerous beanies, gloves, soft toys with character, and many scarves. We are distributing the output this week. We will be selling the soft toys after High Tea at Dulwich Hall on 23rd May the 9 am Mass at St. John Vianney’s this weekend to Following our limited social contact in recent months, raise funds to buy more wool for the group. If you have the Dulwich/Burnside CLC invite community members suggestions of charities in need of rugs, we would be to a High Tea on Sunday 23 May, 2021 at 2.30 pm in pleased, on behalf of the group, to hear your ideas the Dulwich Hall. The theme of this event is getting to please contact Julie at [email protected] or know you. This will be a catered event with musical 0468636190. entertainment and will meet COVID requirements. Tickets are essential and will be available after masses on 1/2 May, 8/9 May, and 15/16 May or until sold out. Sisters of Mercy & Circle of Friends The cost is $25 per person. Collect a flyer after Mass. Further information from Julie (0468 636 190) or Festival of Food Virginia (0434 859 961). Fabulous Middle Eastern and Indonesian cuisine exquisitely prepared for your delight. Festival of Food on Rosary in May at Queen of Angels Saturday May 15 at 12.15pm for 12.30pm start at Mercedes College, 540 Fullarton Road, Springfield. During the month of May the community will be Book online: Humanitix – Sisters of Mercy and Circle of honouring Mary and having a weekly Rosary and a social activity in the Queen of Angels hall commencing Friends Festival of Food. Enquiries to Michael on Wednesday 5 May at 1.30pm. All are welcome. 0447 300 075.

Parish Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 3rd May 4th May 5th May 6th May 7th May 8th May 9th May

St Francis Xavier 8am,12.10pm, 8am,12.10pm, 8am,12.10pm, 8am,12.10pm, 8am,12.10pm, 8am, 11.30am 7am, 9am, 11am, Cathedral 5.45pm 5.45pm 5.45pm 5.45pm 5.45pm 6pm Vigil 6pm African Mass 2.30 pm, Reconciliation 11am & 5pm 11am & 5pm 11am & 5pm 12pm & 4.30pm

*Exposition*

*11am*

St Mary’s 8 am 10 am Croatian 8 am 6.00pm Croatian 9.30am

St Peter Claver 9am 11am 6pm Vigil 11am

*Exposition* *11am – 4 pm* *11am–4pm* *9.30am–4pm* *11am–4pm* **11.30am–7pm* kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Reconciliation 11.30 am 5.30 pm St John Vianney 9am 9am 9am

Reconciliation 9.30am Queen of 6pm Malayalam 6pm Malayalam 8.30am English 6pm Malayalam 8.30am Malayalam 9.30am Mass Angels 6pm Malayalam 6pm Vigil English Italian/English 4.30pm *Reconciliation* *5.45pm* Malayalam

Holy Name 7am Latin 9.30am Latin 9.30am Latin 7am Latin 7am Latin 8.30am Latin 9.15am Latin sung 9.30am Latin followed by 6.30pm Latin 11am English/ Holy Hour Italian 5pm Latin Low 5.30pm Mass Reconciliation** 5pm** **9.15am** 6pm Vespers

St Patrick’s Croatian: Sunday 10.30am Portuguese: 1st, 3rd & 5th Sundays 4pm Adelaide Cathedral Parish Fifth Sunday of Easter - Year B 2nd May 2021

Latin Mass Community COVID-19 Protocols Update April 2021 The latest information provided by the Premier includes: Mass times for this week:  Where worshippers are in fixed seating the Monday: 7am & 9.30am. requirement is that worshippers wear masks when Tuesday & Wednesday: 9.30am. more than 75% of the seats are occupied. Thursday: 7am.  Where worshippers are not in fixed seating the Friday: 7am & 6.30pm. requirement is that worshippers wear masks if the Saturday: 8.30am. total number of persons present at the place exceeds Sunday: 8am, 9.15am & 5pm. 3 persons per 4 square metres.  A mask is not required to be worn in the Servers Practice for new servers commences this circumstances where the ability to see the mouth is Monday at 6pm. See Fr Sofatzis for details. essential for communication i.e. those celebrating

‘Fundamental of the Faith’ resumes this Monday mass and choirs. evening at 7.30pm in the meeting room. All Welcome.  An attendee under the age of 12 is not required to wear a mask neither is a person with a relevant Atrium classes resume this week. Beginners Latin medical condition (evidence must be produced on continues this Tuesday at 7.15pm. request).

Scripture class on the Gospel according to St. Mark  Hand sanitiser is to be available at church entrances. resumes this Wednesday at 7.30pm. All Welcome. Kindly sanitse your hands before entering the church. Apologetics resumes this Thursday evening at 7.30pm  There should be no physical contact outside one’s in the meeting room. All Welcome. family or household group. There should be no

This Friday is the 1st Friday of the Month. There will be shaking of hands or holding hands during the Mass. mass at 6.30pm on Friday, followed by Adoration  Every gathering must record contact details. Logs are overnight until 6.30am Saturday, with the usual Holy located at the entrance to the church. Precious Blood Hours for the clergy at 3am and families at 5.30am. will not be distributed. Masses at 7am and 8.30am Saturday.  No hymn books are to be passed around.  Communion is given only in hands. Fr. McCaffrey is away this weekend officiating at a  Holy Water is not available at the doors of churches. wedding in Albury. Collection plates will not be passed around but a

The annual Marian Procession will be held on Sunday single drop point is provided at the churches. 16th May at 2pm in the showgrounds. Please take a  Offertory procession will be omitted. flyer for more information.  All surfaces should be cleaned at least daily, with special attention given to frequently touched Professor Rymarz has now emailed all those who were surfaces. willing to take part in his survey of Latin Mass Catholics  Sick and high risk/vulnerable people should be who are between 25-40 years old. If you have not encouraged not to attend. received an email from Prof but would like to be part of  Care should be taken at the dismissal and on leaving the survey, can you please let Fr. McCaffrey know. the church to minimise social contact.

If you have any broken rosary beads or parts of rosaries that you wish to have recycled you can leave these at No bookings are required to attend services in the the bookstore table after mass. Cathedral Parish. You will need to COVID check in at the entrance of the Church or sign in the Welcome to new parishioners. If you are new to the Register. Please follow the safety instructions of the Latin Mass or new to Holy Name, please don’t hesitate designated COVID Marshals when you are attending to introduce yourself to either Fr. McCaffrey or services in all churches of the Parish. Thank you for Fr. Sofatzis after mass. There is a cuppa after the your continued efforts in helping keeping our 9.15am mass every Sunday in the tea room behind the communities safe. church diagonally across the car park. All welcome.

Please respect the social distancing norms, sanitise Safeguarding Children your hands and either scan the QR code displayed at each door or record your name by hand each time you Just a reminder that all children need to be enter the church. As a public health measure the accompanied to and from the toilet, ideally by an adult Archbishop has also asked Catholics to refrain from family member. Kindly ensure that children are congregational singing at mass for the present. The supervised by an adult family member in the carparks at Covid Marshals for this Sunday are 8am Rob Marsh, all times. 9.15am Brian Moran, 5pm Peter Balan.

Please see the community blogspot for other Get vaccinated for the common good information. Vaccination against COVID-19 is a morally good thing, Please remember the sick in your prayers, especially providing protection for the person vaccinated and the Miki Caputo, Anne Russell, Christopher Boast, Terry wider community. Some COVID-19 vaccines are Hockley (Jess Marsh’s father), Germaine Miernik, associated with ethically questionable production and Vincenza Martucci (Ines Barson’s mother). Please research practices, but Pope Francis and the Australian remember also the recently deceased and those whose Bishops have advised that it is morally permissible to anniversaries occur about this time. receive any vaccine made available. More information is available at https://www.catholic.org.au/coronavirus

Adelaide Cathedral Parish Fifth Sunday of Easter - Year B 2nd May 2021