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Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 9 August 2020 PYMBLE SACRED HEART & OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL SUCCOUR Building a Christ-centred community of Love and Mercy

Pymble Parish is under the Pastoral care of the Salvatorian Fathers.

Mary Mackillop

Ever generous God, You inspired Mary MacKillop To live her life faithful to the of Christ and constant in bringing hope and encouragement to those who were disheartened, lonely or needy. With confidence in your generous provi- dence and through the intercession of Saint Mary MacKillop We ask that you grant our re- quest………………. We ask that our faith and hope be fired afresh by the so that we too, like Mary MacKillop, may live with courage, trust and openness. Ever generous God hear our prayer. We ask this through Jesus Christ. Amen.

Pope Francis' Prayer International Salvatorian Prayer Feast of the Assumption of the during the Coronavirus Pandemic Blessed Mary Intention for August We pray for the God of , we turn to you with a Saturday 15th August Maritime World prayer of protection and healing as the Pymble Parish will celebrate the following coronavirus is spreading. masses to mark the feast of the Assumption Help those who are sick as a result. We pray for all those who work and live of the Blessed Virgin Mary: from the sea, among them sailors, Grant patience to those who live in fishermen and their families. quarantine. Give strength to all who give cautious care. Strengthen between us the sense of Sacred Heart Church Join the Parish Flocknote and access togetherness. Friday, 14th August the latest Parish News and Bishop Let no one be abandoned, make everyone feel safe with You, at 7:30pm Barron Word on Fire Content. because You are compassion. OLPS Church Through the intercession of Blessed Mary of Flocknote.com/ the Apostles and Father Francis Jordan, we Saturday, 15th August pymblecatholicparish thank you, present and faithful God, You at 9am who live and love for ever and ever. Amen.

www.pymblecatholicparish.org.au 1 Parish Team Pastoral care Salvatorian Fathers Parish Priest: Fr. Boguslaw Loska SDS Principal: Mrs Mary Hor Email: [email protected] Telephone: (02) 94408056 Assistant Priest: Fr Christopher Kowalczyk SDS www.shpdbb.catholic.edu.au Email: [email protected] Parish Staff Parish Secretary: Natalia O’Connor Principal: Mrs Sue Host Email: [email protected] Telephone: (02) 9498 6060 Assistant Secretary: Claudia Chen www.olpsdbb.catholic.edu.au Email: [email protected] Youth Coordinator: Katrina Pratt Email: [email protected] Message from Most Rev Anthony Randazzo, Sacramental & CCD Coordinator: Melanie Benbow Bishop of Broken Bay Email: [email protected] My dear sisters and brothers in Christ, Parish Mass Times This week, I would like to offer you a short quote from Sacred Heart Saint Mary of the Cross MacKillop, whose feast day we 2 Richard Porter Way, Pymble NSW 2073 celebrate on Saturday 8 August. Our Saint, who suffered much due to the uncharitable ways of a couple of bish- Weekdays: ops and priests, and several of her own Sisters, simply Tuesday to Friday 9:00am said, “God gives me strength for what is necessary.” : Tuesday to Friday after morning Mass

Exposition of the : Friday after morning Mass I have no doubt that Saint Mary was familiar with the struggles of her time. She was a Prophetess for the poor, she advocated for chil- Weekend: dren and the vulnerable, and she blazoned new ways of reaching out to those on Saturday (Vigil Mass): 5:30pm the edge of the Church and society. To do all these things, and more, meant that Sunday: 7:45am, 9:30am and 6:00pm she often stirred the minds and hearts of men and women who were happy with the status quo and who sometimes avoided change because change has a tenden- Reconciliation: Friday 8:30am, Saturday 5:00pm cy to make some people feel uncomfortable. Sunday 5:30pm As a woman of faith, Mary MacKillop was a woman of prayer who meditated deeply on the Word of God and who fed on the Body of Christ. She knew Jesus Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Christ personally in her life and in the community of the Church. Despite her many 64 Kendall St, West Pymble, NSW, 2073 hardships, hurts, and frustrations, she never abandoned her faith. Faith is a gift from God. Once given, God never takes the gift back, and no one can rob us of it. Weekdays: Saint Mary teaches us that all things are possible, if we realise that God desires on- Tuesday: 12pm ly what is good and holy for us in our lives. During School Term as advertised in the Parish News Section God calls the Christian community to be a witness in human history. This is our vo- Weekend: cation. Each one of us, like Saint Mary of the Cross, is called to proclaim by word Saturday: 9:00am and 5:00pm (Vigil Mass) and deed that God is our strength. In challenging times such as these, the world Sunday: 9:00am needs witnesses of faith. For our part, our discipleship as sisters and brothers of Jesus, leads us always into the world – where Jesus has gone before us. Reconciliation: Saturday 9:30am Not everyone is open to hearing or receiving the Good News. Some will reject it Contact details while others will reject the messenger. No one particularly likes rejection. Preach- Address: 2 Richard Porter Way, Pymble, NSW 2073 ing of Jesus is seldom an experience of comfort or ease. Yet, that is what we do as Christians. The great reward in evangelising is the joy we receive Postal address: PO BOX 231 Turramurra NSW 2074 when others come to life in Christ. Telephone: (02) 9144 2702 Email: [email protected] In his on Christian Hope, Benedict XVI gave us some insight into why we must persist in our joyful proclamation of the Gospel. He reminds us that Website: www.pymblecatholicparish.org.au we are created for greatness—for God himself; we are created to be filled by God. Office hours:Monday 9am to 2:30pm (Benedict XVI, Spe salvi 33) Our is ultimately a calling to be with God. Tuesday to Friday 9am to 4pm In a spirit of faith and hope, I invite you this week to discern once more your call- ing as a Catholic Christian. One part of your discernment will be asking God what For information about and Weddings please contact you are to do in life. The other part of your discernment will be discovering who Natalia in the Parish Office. God is calling you to be. For information about the sacraments of Confirmation, Enjoy your time with the Lord who gives you strength for what is necessary. Reconciliation and First Eucharist, please contact Melanie on [email protected] +Anthony WHAT’S ON IN OUR PARISH THIS WEEK

There is the limit of 100 people at SH Church and 65 people at OLPS Church at any time. Sunday, 9 August Friday, 14 August 7:45am Mass at Sacred Heart 9:00am Mass at Sacred Heart followed by 9:00am Mass at OLPS exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 9:30am Mass at Sacred Heart 10:00am Study via Zoom 6:00pm Mass at Sacred Heart 7:30pm Mass at Sacred Heart for the Feast of 7:00pm Youth Groups 14yr+ (via zoom) the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Tuesday, 11 August 9:00am Mass at Sacred Heart Saturday, 15 August 9:00am Mass at OLPS for the Feast of the Wednesday, 12 August Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 9:00am Mass at Sacred Heart 5:00pm Mass at OLPS 5:30pm Mass at Sacred Heart Thursday, 13 August 9:00am Mass at Sacred Heart Sunday, 16 August 7:00pm Youth Group Yrs 5-8 (via zoom) 7:45am Mass at Sacred Heart 9:00am Mass at OLPS 9:30am Mass at Sacred Heart 6:00pm Mass at Sacred Heart 7:00pm Youth Groups 14yr+ (via zoom)

PARISH PRAYER ZONE Praying for others gets our focus off ourselves and onto the needs of those around us. As we “carry each other’s burdens,” we “will fulfil the ” (Galatians 6:2). Praying for each other makes us stronger and helps us to grow our faith and Christian love. Recently Deceased: Myrene Woodrow, Henry Malinowski

Death Anniversaries: Carmen Rojas Torris, Norah Kneafsey, Maria Palmer, Antonino Celio, Judy Parson, John Renfrew Edwards, Philip August Johnson, Jane & Joseph Sprouster, Joseph Lin, Pat Hunt, Paul Pribila, Theresa See Tho Ching, Ernest Teoh, Peter Yeong Ying Siew, Cruz Motha, Paul Cruz Joseph, Deceased members of the McKiwly and O’Connor Family, Deceased members of the Helsloot, Hawthorne and McNiff fami- lies. for the sick: Patricia Lenehan, Marietta Tomoe, Kevin Parsons, Marionne MacRitchie, Anthony Hernandez, Steve Barrum, Colleen Hussin, Owen Thomas, Suzanne O’Sullivan, Mel Pegg Weir, Doreen Landers, Aaron Moll, Lloyd Victor, Richard Fillingham, Joanne Fernandes, Burt Schaafsma, Maureen Helsloot, Elizabeth Dwyer. This month’s birthdays: Gwen Tregear, Thomas English Weekly prayer intention: This week we pray for all young people, may they take the time to discern where God is calling them and consider a vocation to conse- crated life, put their trust in the things of God and find the courage to swim against the tide. Amen. If you would like the names of your relatives to be included in the prayer list (anniversary of deaths, recently deceased, illnesses, wedding celebration or anniversaries, birthdays, etc.) please contact the Parish Office by midday each Wednesday. Remember that due to privacy policy, names of the sick can only be put on the bulletin with permission of the immediate family. This list will be updated every month and we would appreciate if we are advised of any updates. Thank you.

How can we help you? Our Parish is prepared to assist those parishioners that might need some extra help and support during these difficult times. We are here for you! Here are some of the things that we could do for you:

• Post letters or small parcels.

• Pick up some groceries and/or medicines.

• Cook a plate for you and drop it at your home.

• Other... please let us know how else we might be able to help you. Please contact the Parish office [email protected] or by phone at (02) 9144 2702

Pymble Catholic Parish latest Covid-19 Update Fr Karol Kulczycki SDS has been as of Sunday, 2 August 2020 appointed the new Bishop for the Diocese of Port Pirie SA There is currently a 100 person limit in churches in addition, the 4 square metre per person rule will continue to apply. As such, 100 people can has appointed Fr Karol Kulczycki attend any Mass, funeral or prayer service at Sacred Heart Church, and SDS as the twelfth bishop of the Diocese of 65 people at OLPS Church. Port Pirie. Dating back to 1887, the Diocese covers the Yorke and Eyre Peninsulas, We no longer take registrations for any of our Masses. Please Flinders Ranges, Nullarbor Plain, and Mid and Far North regions of ensure that you sign in on the registration form on entry before Mass. South Australia.

If you are feeling unwell or if you are experiencing any cold or flu Fr Karol Kulczycki was born in Góra, Poland in 1966. He spent his symptoms, please stay home. early years in Czernin near the Baltic Sea. He entered the Society of

Physical distancing will continue to apply between each family set. This the Divine Saviour (the ) in 1987 and professed solemn means that couples will sit together, and families will sit together. In vows in 1992. In 1994, he was ordained a priest in Poland and began other words, the physical distancing requirement does not apply to to serve there in the Salvatorian vocational office. members of the same household. He transferred to Australia in 1997 and then spent 21 years serving Strong recommendation to wear masks the Church in Western Australia as chaplain, parochial vicar and pastor. He served as Provincial for the Salvatorians in As many would already be aware, on Sunday 2 August the NSW Premier, Australia from 2010 to 2018. In 2018, he returned to Poland where along with the Chief medical officer announced the strong recommenda- he has been serving as Vice Provincial of the Polish Province of the tion to wear masks in the following situations: Salvatorians.

• in indoor settings where physical distancing is hard to maintain, such as on public transport or in supermarkets Congratulations and God bless you Bishop-elect Karol! • in indoor settings with a higher risk of transmission, such as for the staff of hospitality and customer-facing venues i.e. cafes, restau- YOUTH GROUPS ARE BACK! rants, pubs and clubs Our youth groups will be returning for term 3. This year we have • during attendance at places of worship. been focusing on identity (term 1 - who am I?; term 2 - who is God?) and we will continue this in term 3 looking at our Catholic identity In line with this, we strongly recommend to our parishioners, the use of and in particular how we defend our identity and faith in society and face masks when attending the parish churches for any Mass, religious with the people we meet. service or prayer. Due to the ongoing situation with the coronavirus, we have decided to remain on Zoom for the time being. Please note that at this stage, it is not a mandate and does not replace any other COVID-19 safe practices, such as physical distancing. If you are interested in joining the parish groups,

please contact Katrina, parish youth coordinator, for The use of face masks is another step in helping to keep our more information at communities safe during this time. [email protected] On-line Mass Pymble Yr5-9 Youth Group - Thursdays 7:00pm The Diocese of Broken Bay provides daily Mass online from the Hornsby Pymble 14yrs+ Youth Group - Sundays 7:00pm Cathedral Parish at the Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Cathedral Church Waitara. To access the online mass, please visit the parish Web site: www.pymblecatholicparish.org.au

Many thanks for your ongoing patience, support and co-operation.

The Parish Team

Thank you to all our Pymble parishioners who generously have supported the Parish during these difficult times. We will be always grateful.

If you would like to make an electronic transaction to the Parish bank account, please see details below:

BSB: 062784 Account Number: 12228001 Account Name: Pymble Catholic Parish Church A/C

When making a bank transfer, please include your name and limited payment description, or "reference", e.g. 1st Collection, 2nd Collection, Donation, Mass Intention, etc.

God bless your generosity and continuous support. The Parish team.

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News from the Sacramental Program Reconciliation & First Communion

Children in Year 3 and above (aged 8 years and above) who are already baptised and Confirmed are eligible to receive the Sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Communion Baptisms at Pymble Parish can be now celebrated with in our Parish. However, as a parent, you know your child attendees limited to 50 people. The first step is for parents to at- best and may wish to wait a bit longer if you feel they are not yet ready to tend the Parish Formation Class. Afterwards, you will be able to partake in this program. book the of your children. The First Reconciliation preparation and program is immediately followed Our next Baptism Formation Class will be held on Wednesday, by the First Communion preparation and program, hence the reason regis- 19th August at 7:30pm at the Sacred Heart Presbytery. tration is combined. Bookings are essential, please contact the Parish office on 9144 2702 or [email protected] Registrations are now open through tryboking.com or you can follow the link from the parish website.

In order to confirm enrolment in this program, you must pick-up your child's preparation workbook for First Reconciliation on Tuesday August 18th from the parish office at Sacred Heart Church between 12pm to 630pm.

In Sacred Scripture, the Church constantly finds her nourish- The parish will support you and your child through this program by: ment and her strength, for she welcomes it not as a human 67 • Supplying a preparation book designed by the Catholic Diocese of Bro- word, “but as what it really is, the word of God.” “In the sacred ken Bay specifically for First Reconciliation and First Communion. books the Father who is on heaven comes lovingly to meet his children and talks to them.” 68 (CCC104). • Sending weekly emails supporting the themes in the workbook. • Granting free access to Bishop Robert Barron's "Word on Fire" series Meetings start at 10am on Fridays. on these sacraments. Go to www.flocknote.com/pymblecatholicparish to Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Bible study register. meetings have also moved to the online world through the application “zoom”. • Facilitate the formation of small preparation groups whilst being COVID-19 SAFE. There will be flexibility with the groups as health and safe- If you would like to join us, please send us your email address at [email protected] and we will get in ty are paramount. Group work will depend on up-to-date government contact with you with further details. guidelines regarding COVID-19. All candidates will take part in a 4-week group preparation to each of these two sacraments: that means 4 weeks preparation prior to Reconciliation in Term 3 and 4 weeks prepara- tion prior to Communion in Term 4.

Celebration Dates First Reconciliation will be celebrated at both churches within our Parish on the following dates: Sacred Heart, Pymble on Wednesday the 16th of September at 630pm. The Parish community provide home cooked frozen meals for Sacred Heart, Pymble on Tuesday the 22nd of September at 4pm. Father Chris Riley’s Youth Off The Streets program. OLPS, West Pymble on Wednesday the 23rd of September at 4pm.

Your frozen meal donations for August should be dropped of at First Communion will be celebrated at both churches within our Parish on the Parish office between 9am and 10am on Tuesday, August 18. the following dates:

Sacred Heart, Pymble the weekend of November 21/22. At 10am, the meals will be transported to Youth Off The Streets. OLPS, West Pymble the weekend of November 28/29. Frozen meal collections are scheduled for the third Tuesday of each month. For more information contact: Melanie Benbow

Sacramental Coordinator Meals are always needed. Can you help? If you would like to help [email protected] by contributing some of your skills in preparing meals or to pro- 9144-2702 vide transport for the meals then please contact the Parish office.

Your contribution helps to feed needy homeless youth within the Be there for me: Volunteer catechist needed Youth Off The Streets program. Youth Off The Streets believes in young people. The program provides opportunities for disadvan- Catechist take the message of the Gospel to children and young people in taged youth to build safe and stable futures. public schools every week. It is a message of love, service and hope for them and their families especially in difficult times. The campaign “Be Thank you for your support. there for me” aims to find volunteers that are able to help out in class- rooms in public schools while some of the more vulnerable or older volun- teers stay home due to health concerns around COVID-19. DON’T FORGET THE 1ST & 2ND COLLECTIONS Relief catechist will be asked to provide a WWCC and a minimal amount of training including Safeguarding/Child Protection. There are also special pre -packaged lessons to assist new catechists to delivery quality faith educa- Find the collection boxes tion. at the back of both churches. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Melanie Benbow at “Tap & Go” points are also available. [email protected] or at the Parish Office 9144 2702

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Liturgy of the Word Year A Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Entrance Antiphon Gospel Acclamation The Lord keeps watch over us at all times, and especially in our moments of tempta- Look to your , O Lord, Alleluia, alleluia! tion and difficulty. Do you rely on the Lord and forget not the life of your poor ones for I hope in the Lord, for his strength and help? Jesus assures us ever. I trust in his word. that we have no need of fear if we trust in Arise, O God, and defend your cause, Alleluia! Him and in his great love for us. When ca- and forget not the cries of those who seek lamities or trials threaten to overwhelm you, you. Gospel how do you respond? With faith and hope in Mt 14:22-23 God's love, care and presence with you? First Reading 1 Kgs 19:9, 11-13 A reading from the holy Gospel according Lord Jesus, help me to trust you always and to Matthew to never doubt your presence and your power A reading from the first book of Kings Command me to come to you over the water. to help me. In my moments of doubt and Go out and stand on the mountain before the weakness, may I cling to you as Peter did. Lord God. Jesus made the disciples get into the boat and Strengthen my faith that I may walk straight go on ahead to the other side while he would in the path you set before me, neither veering When Elijah reached Horeb, the mountain of send the crowds away. After sending the to the left nor to the right. God, he went into the cave and spent the crowds away he went up into the hills by him- night in it. Then he was told, ‘Go out and self to pray. When evening came, he was there Daily Quote from the Early Church stand on the mountain before the Lord.’ alone, while the boat, by now far out on the Fathers: Welcoming the Lord Jesus with ex- Then the Lord himself went by. There came a lake, was battling with a heavy sea, for there pectant faith and humility, by Augustine of mighty wind, so strong it tore the mountains was a head-wind. In the fourth watch of the Hippo, 354-430 A.D. and shattered the rocks before the Lord. But night he went towards them, walking on the the Lord was not in the wind. After the wind lake, and when the disciples saw him walking "While human praise does not tempt the came an earthquake. But the Lord was not in on the lake they were terrified. ‘It is a ghost’ Lord, people are often ruffled and nearly en- the earthquake. After the earthquake came a they said, and cried out in fear. But at once Je- tranced by human praise and honours in the fire. But the Lord was not in the fire. And af- sus called out to them, saying, ‘Courage! It is I! church. Peter was afraid on the sea, terrified ter the fire there came the sound of a gentle Do not be afraid.’ It was Peter who answered. by the great force of the storm. Indeed, who breeze. And when Elijah heard this, he cov- ‘Lord,’ he said ‘if it is you, tell me to come to does not fear that voice: 'Those who say you ered his face with his cloak and went out you across the water.’ ‘Come’ said Jesus. Then are happy place you in error and disturb the and stood at the entrance of the cave. Peter got out of the boat and started walking path of your feet' (Isaiah 3:12 Vulgate trans- towards Jesus across the water, but as soon as lation)? And since the struggles against Responsorial Psalm he felt the force of the wind, he took fright and the desire for human praise, it is good for it began to sink. ‘Lord! Save me!’ he cried. Jesus to turn to prayer and petition amid such (R.) Lord, show us your mercy and love, put out his hand at once and held him. ‘Man of danger, lest one who is charmed by praise and grant us your salvation. little faith,’ he said ‘why did you doubt?’ And be overcome by criticism and reproach. Let as they got into the boat the wind dropped. Peter, about to sink in the waves, cry out 1. I will hear what the Lord God has to say, The men in the boat bowed down before him and say, 'Lord, save me!' The Lord reached a voice that speaks of peace. and said, ‘Truly, you are the Son of God.’ out his hand. He chided Peter, saying, 'O His help is near for those who fear him man of little faith, why did you doubt?' - that and his glory will dwell in our land. (R.) Gospel Reflection is, why did you not, gazing straight at the Lord as you approached, pride yourself only 2. Mercy and faithfulness have met; Does the Lord Jesus seem distant when trials in him? Nevertheless he snatched Peter from justice and peace have embraced. or adversity come your way? It was at Jesus' the waves and did not allow him who was Faithfulness shall spring from the earth initiative that the disciples sailed across the declaring his weakness and asking the Lord and justice look down from heaven. (R.) lake, only to find themselves in a life- for help to perish." (excerpt from SERMON threatening storm. Although they were experi- 75:10) 3. The Lord will make us prosper enced fishermen, they feared for their lives. And our earth shall yield its fruit. While Jesus was not with them in the boat, he, © 2020 The Servants of the Word Justice shall march before him nonetheless watched for them in prayer. When And peace shall follow his steps. (R.) he perceived their trouble he came to them on the sea and startled them with his sudden ap- Second Reading pearance. Do you look for the Lord's presence Rom 9:1-5 when you encounter difficulty or challenges?

A reading from the letter of St Paul to the Fight fear with faith Romans This dramatic incident on the sea of Galilee re- I would willingly be condemned if it could vealed Peter's character more fully than others. help my people. Here we see Peter's impulsiveness - his ten- dency to act without thinking of what he was What I want to say is no pretence; I say it in doing. He often failed and came to grief as a union with Christ – it is the truth – my con- result of his impulsiveness. In contrast, Jesus science in union with the Holy Spirit assures always bade his disciples to see how difficult it me of it too. What I want to say is this: my was to follow him before they set out on the sorrow is so great, my mental anguish so way he taught them. A great deal of failure in endless, I would willingly be condemned and the Christian life is due to acting on impulse be cut off from Christ if it could help my and emotional fervour without counting the brothers of Israel, my own flesh and blood. cost. Peter, fortunately in the moment of his They were adopted as sons, they were given failure clutched at Jesus and held him firmly. the glory and the covenants; the Law and Every time Peter fell, he rose again. His failures the ritual were drawn up for them, and the only made him love the Lord more deeply and promises were made to them. They are de- trust him more intently. scended from the patriarchs and from their flesh and blood came Christ who is above all, God for ever blessed! Amen.

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Pymble Parish Roster 15/16 August 2020

Sacred Heart Saturday Sunday Sunday Sunday (Pymble) 5.30pm 7.45am 9.30am 6.00pm

Acolytes L Hopcroft C Parbury D Dahdah R Luke Samson

Readers L Hopcroft A Halgreen M Shankland Youth Mass

L Drinkwater SH Parents Choir Youth Choir Music Quiet Mass M Drylie A Leahy / E Cho T Sato Projector C Drinkwater C Greedy M Ereve J Duffy Counters 16 August: C Gwynn / A Mazzei / B Linsao Altar Society 15 August: J Brassil / M Drylie

OLPS Saturday Sunday (West Pymble) 5.00pm 9.00am

Acolytes G Lynch A Mazzei G Benson H & A Taylor Altar servers B & A Halpin M Mead K & M Rodrigues Music and Projector K Haddrick

Altar Cloth 16 August: D Mazzei Altar Society 15 August: C Rabeau PLEASE NOTE: If you name is on the roster but you are not able to attend Mass, please organise someone to replace you or contact the Parish Office. Wherever possible stay 1.5 metres apart and practise good hand hygiene. Please stay home if you are feeling unwell or if you are experiencing cold or flu symptoms.

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