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THE MON T HLY MAGAZINE FOR T HE CA T HOLI C S OF T HE DUNE D IN DIO C ESE HE ABLE T NovemberT 2009 T Issue No 149 Saint gave ‘wonderful care’ to sick and elderly THE “wonderful care” given to the sick and “When he went to look after the lep- elderly by St Jeanne Jugan was reflected ers, he realised he was signing his own in Dunedin diocese as the Little Sisters of death warrant,” Bishop Campbell said. the Poor “carry on that charism this part St Damian was a cousin of Mrs Anita of the world”, Bishop Colin Campbell told Wynn-Williams, of Dunedin. Her sons, Fr residents, families and friends at a Mass in Damian and Giles, went to Rome for the St Joseph’s Church, Brockville, on October canonisation. 31. Fr Wynn-Williams’ account of the St Cause to celebrate … Sr Marguerite “What inspired this dedicated woman Peter’s ceremony is on page 2. Frew, of Dunedin, with Bishop Colin came from the heart of Jesus. Here, our “It was extraordinarily calm and joyful,” Campbell in Rome after the canonisa- own sisters tell us and the world in a very Mr Wynn-Williams said. tion of Jeanne Jugan� special way what God is all about,” the The Dunedin chapter of Little Sisters bishop said. of the Poor was represented in Rome by In this issue… On October 11, Pope Benedict XVI Sr Marguerite Frew, who described the New Walk by Faith course �����������3 canonised five new saints, including occasion as “tremendous”. Jeanne Jugan, who founded the Little “It was wonderful,” she said. Irish priest feels at home �������������5 Sisters of the Poor, and Belgian-born Bishop Campbell said that the original White Sunday celebrated ��������8-9 priest, Fr Damien of Molokai. plan had been to have the Mass of Ean keeps eyes on grounds ����� 10 St Damien left Flanders at the age of 23 Canonisation outside but overnight Swine flu and Communion ������ 13 to work with lepers in Hawaii. He died of rain saw the organisers move the 10am Out and About ���������������������� 15-16 leprosy in 1889. Mass indoors. Bishop urges support for 2009 Advent appeal WHILE being privileged to attend the Canonisations of I thank you sincerely for your support of the Advent Appeal St Jeanne Jugan, the foundress of the Little Sisters of the and pray that as God our Father reached out to us in Jesus, Poor, and St Damien of Molokai, it occurred to me that their we will reach out to others, especially those in need. saintliness was directly linked to helping people in need. In the Spirit St Jeanne began a worldwide movement of care for the elderly and sick while St Damian gave his life in the care of † Colin lepers of Molokai (Hawaii). How donations from the 2008 Advent collection were spent: As we celebrate Advent and Christmas 2009, our thoughts New Zealand Refugee and Migrant Service, $2000; Otago turn to those in need. Our annual Advent Collection Community Hospice, $1000; Southland Hospice Charitable addresses some of these issues and I would ask you all too Trust, $1000; Workplace Support Chaplaincy Services, $1000; again support it generously this year. Some of the areas Pregnancy Counselling Services, Dunedin, $500; Pregnancy where we help will be familiar to you. Our contribution for Help Dunedin $500; Pregnancy Help Invercargill, $500; them continues to give ongoing support and nurture their Habitat for Humanity, $500; Dunedin Night Shelter, $500. work for the Kingdom. The Advent collection is on Sunday, November 29. The Tablet November 2009 New saints honoured Cathedral Mass A EUCHARISTIC in honour of St Jeanne Jugan was to have been held in St Joseph’s Cathedral, in Dunedin, last month. It was decided to postpone it after some residents of the Little Sisters of the Poor’s Brockville home St Jeanne Jugan honoured … Jim contracted a virus. Gormly, a resident at Sacred Heart The Mass will now home, carries the cross into the Mass to be celebrated at the honour the canonisation of Little Sisters cathedral at 7.30pm on of the Poor founder Jeanne Jugan� Friday, November 20. Borrowed finery … Bishop Colin Campbell with Fr Damian Wynn-Williams in borrowed vestments� The Lab will get Borrowed robes ensured you smiling again! a prime spot in Basilica By FR DAMIAN WYNN-WILLIAMS Contact us Direct for ALTHOUGH I was able to get tickets to the canonisation New, Full and Partial Dentures for my brother, Giles, and myself, it turned out that despite Denture Relines the request of Archbishop Balvo, the Apostolic Nuncio in Denture Repairs & Cleaning Wellington, these did not ensure us any special place. Instead, we would be simply among the many thousands of Free Consultation & Quotes pilgrims crowded into St Peter’s Square. Open 24 hours, 7 days for repairs! When Bishop Colin Campbell learnt of this, he suggested Home visits can be arranged by appointment. that I borrow a cassock and surplice from the Rosminian Fathers with whom we were staying and try accompanying Registered Clinical Dental Technicians him into the Basilica. Friendly and professional sta I did manage to borrow cassock and surplice, and for good measure Bishop Colin lent me a pectoral cross, thinking this Fast, e cient turnaround and guaranteed workmanship would make me look more dignified. A range of prices to suit everyone’s budget I entered St Peter’s between two bishops (Bishop Colin and WINZ and insurance quotes welcome Bishop Peter Ingham of Wagga Wagga, New South Wales), We manufacture and custom t Mouth Guards feeling very self-conscious and wondering whether I’d be Rest Home visits (we can also name dentures) stopped, as the previous day, everyone entering St Peter’s had to go through a security check, with metal detector et PH 477 1422 PH 217 1121 cetera. Ground Floor FINANCE Cnr Herbert & Fortunately we passed muster and were not checked. Radio Otago House AVAILABLE Windsor Streets I was thus able to get a place just a couple of rows behind 248 Cumberland St Invercargill the bishops, within about 50m from the altar. Dunedin The only comment I got was from a Greek Orthodox priest who stopped to talk to me when I was being photographed with my brother Giles. “My goodness,” he said in Italian, “you have grown.” He had noticed that the cassock was rather short for me. Cre8ive 4774 Cre8ive CUTTING EDGE DENTAL TECHNOLOGY Fortunately Giles, who had to remain outside in the square, was positioned close to one of the big TV screens and got a 0800 500 730 www.the-lab.co.nz good view of the proceedings in the Basilica. 2 November 2009 The Tablet Walk by Faith gives students deeper faith By SR JOAN BENNETT OP helps to stimulate reflection on “IS THIS the year for me to enrol how one’s own life experience in the Walk by Faith programme?” relates to the study themes, you may ask. especially regarding Scripture “The what?” and the teachings of the Church. Perhaps you’ve been asking Participants study at home yourself one of these questions but are assisted throughout for a few years. We cannot answer by tutors, who arrange for six the first but here is an answer to small-group tutorials a year in the second: various regions. They also give Shortly, there will be a new guidance regarding completed notice advertising this course in assignments. churches and schools throughout Enrolments are taken one year the diocese. Explanatory at a time, with a certificate given brochures and application forms out at the satisfactory completion will also be available to explain of each year. Each stands alone as more fully this three-year adult an achievement, but those who distance-learning course, which continue their studies through is directed by the National Centre year three receive an NCRS for Religious Studies (NCRS) Diploma, following the fulfilment on behalf of the New Zealand of all course requirements. Catholic Bishops Conference. It During the course, there are is conducted at diocesan level, two compulsory seminars each in association with the Catholic year. They bring to participants Education Office. Walking together … Some of the diocese’s Walk by Faith the further benefit of being able The course provides a way participants and tutors take a break during a recent to share with a wider group. to deepen your faith in God seminar in Dunedin� Back row (from left) Pat Tillard, Completion of each year’s study and in God’s presence in your Anne Cochrane, Blair Arthur, seminar presenter Sr Jan of the Walk by Faith course by life. This happens through a Ogilvy OP and tutor Sr Joan Bennett OP ; front row Lisa teachers in our schools is also a renewed understanding of one’s Matheson (left) and Carol Fitzgerald� means of receiving extra points relationship with the Person and towards certification. They can the Good News of Jesus. Messiah, God’s self-gift; the Church, receive 75 points for completing The first year of the course places a missioned people of God; the Believer – each of years one and two, and 100 firm focus on the life experience of one called to witness. points for year three. the participants and encourages them Years two and three take the course From the pastoral point of view, year to find deeper meaning in Him in the themes to a greater depth. The one of the course is an excellent means various events of their lives, through a application brochure gives details of of deepening their faith for those series of six main themes – our religious these at each level.
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