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The Tablet 2009 Octoberthe Tablet 2010 THE MON T HLY MAGAZINE FOR T HE CA T HOLI C S OF T HE DUNE D IN DIO C ESE THE TABLE T October 2010 Issue No 159 A saint for our time Canonisation of Mary MacKillop October 17, 2010 $17,500 for Christchurch Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, EVER since the earthquake struck the Christchurch and the Canterbury region over a month ago, our thoughts and prayers have been with all the people in that area of our country. I wish to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you for your generosity in responding to my appeal for our Diocese to help the Christchurch Diocese in their time of need. Over $17,500 has already been received and sent to Bishop Barry Jones to assist him in the restructuring work on damaged churches, schools and other church institutions. We all realise that the Canterbury region is still suffering aftershocks and the stress and trauma that people continue to experience. Please continue to keep the people of Christchurch and Pupils of St Joseph’s Port Chalmers, one of the two schools in the diocese personally Canterbury in your thoughts and founded by Mary MacKillop, have created a Mary MacKillop cross, 2.4m high, to prayers. hang in St Mary Star of the Sea Church. Planning how to decorate the cross are In the Spirit, (from left) Felix Hill (6), Chelsea Rutherford (11), Griffin Hill (10), Brittany Bancroft (10) and Amelia Brash (7). Pupils from St Joseph’s School, Balclutha – a Josephite † Colin school founded in 1954 – also contributed to the cross project. NovemberThe Tablet 2009 OctoberThe Tablet 2010 The Dunedin Diocese Catholic Caring Foundation is pleased to offer the Bishop’s Bake Christmas The Dunedin Diocese Catholic Caring Foundation November 2009 Cakes this year. The Tablet is pleased to offer the Bishop’s Bake Christmas Cakes this year. 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FN01 FN01 October 2010 The Tablet Oamaru children’s example for Mission Sunday OCTOBER 24 is a worldwide event, when each Catholic parish around the world celebrates World Mission Sunday. Our prayers and donations on World Mission Sunday help to support churches, hospitals, schools and vocations in countries where the Church is new, young or poor. It is a chance to show our love and solidarity with those who share our faith; and to support them in the Church’s shared mission of showing the love of God for all, and bringing spiritual and material help to those who need it most. In the Dunedin diocese, the children of St Joseph’s School, in Oamaru, proudly contribute $15 a month to sponsor less fortunate children as part of the Children’s St Joseph’s Year 8 Special Character Leaders Mikaela Marsh and Rebecca O’Neill say Mission Partner programme through they are proud to be mission partners through Missionz. Missionz, Wellington. organisations. However, when Monsignor that – although those other schemes Much is spent on advertising for Vincent Walker visited St Joseph’s a few are worthy – as a Catholic school, it is sponsorship schemes for other years ago, he reminded staff and pupils important to encourage our children and communities to actively support the Catholic mission schemes that often get forgotten.
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