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In the Diocese Of TOGETHERIn the Diocese of wagga.catholic.org.au FREE JULY 2018 ST PATRICK’S VALE SISTER NAIDOC CHURCH M VALERIAN WEEK CORBETT inside CENTENARY 6 20 17 Artwork: tarmunggie-woman Artist: Cheryl Moggs NAIDOC Week 2018 2018BECAUSE OF HER, WE CAN! NAIDOC Week 2018 celebrates the invaluable contributions This artwork portrays the courage and resilience of Aboriginal naidoc.org.au that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women have made – and Torres Strait Islander women. From the ripples of fresh #NAIDOC2018 #BecauseOfHerWeCan and continue to make - to our communities, our families, our water and salt water, across the travel pathways and song facebook.com/@NAIDOC 8-15 JULY 2018 Fun rich history and to our nation. lines of our traditional lands and skies. in our diocese more photos on page 26... 2 FROM THE APOSTOLIC ADMINISTRATOR TOGETHER IN THE DIOCESE OF WAGGA WAGGA Jesus asks us to pay is published monthly, eleven times per year, and is available free at parish churches, schools, presbyteries and religious houses throughout the Wagga Wagga attention to details Diocese. Dear Friends in Christ, Archbishop Christopher Prowse Publisher Apostolic Administrator of the Wagga Wagga Diocese The Diocese of Wagga Wagga You may be aware that Pope McAlroy House Francis has recently published sometime every day to be silent, deeply about why homelessness Catholic teachings, on current 205 Tarcutta Street an Apostolic Exhortation, still, and simple before Jesus in (especially in winter) in our part public issues, for example, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 GAUDETE ET EXSULTATE prayer. of Australia is such a big social Euthanasia (CCC 2278, 2324, Editor/Designer (Rejoice and Exult) - On the call The little detail of listening problem. 2277) and the Seal of Confession Karene Pavitt to Holiness in today’s world. extra carefully at Mass to the The little detail of asking (CCC 1465-1467, 2488-2492). Printer Typical of all his writings, Liturgy of the Word and the ourselves the key question of Let us all meditate carefully The Riverina Media Group it’s beautifully written and Homily. our Plenary Council gatherings: on the great wisdom of this new Peter Street Wagga Wagga 2650 very accessible to all of us. I The little detail of making WHAT DO YOU THINK GOD IS Apostolic Exhortation of Pope Submissions strongly recommend you read quality listening time for an ASKING OF US IN AUSTRALIA Francis and add some “little TOGETHER would not be it prayerfully http://w2.vatican. estranged member of your AT THIS TIME? details” from our own life into possible without the voluntary va/content/francesco/en/ family. The little detail of clarifying this litany of Grace and Hope. labour and cooperation of many apost_exhortations/documents/ The little detail of thinking your attitudes, in the light of our contributors from within the Let’s continue to pray diocese and beyond. Submissions papa-francesco_esortazione- for each other in our for publication are most welcome ap_20180319_gaudete-et- Let us all meditate carefully on the great Archdiocese in these but not always guaranteed to be exsultate.html wisdom of this new Apostolic Exhortation of printed. One section of the Exhortation troubled times. Pope Francis and add some “little details” from Advertisers that immediately caught my eye (CCC=Catechism of the Catholic TOGETHER acknowledges was the following: our own life into this litany of Grace and Hope. Church) http://www.vatican.va/ archive/ENG0015/_INDEX.HTM with gratitude the generous “Let us not forget that Jesus support of advertisers. Please show asked his Disciples to pay your support to our advertisers attention to details. where possible. Please note that products and/or services The little detail that wine was advertised in this publication are running out at a party. not necessarily endorsed by this The little detail that one sheep publication nor by the bishop of was missing. this diocese. The little detail of noticing the Copy deadline widow who offered her two small 15th of the month prior to coins. publication The little detail of having spare Contact Us oil for the lamps, should the All news stories, advertising bridegroom delay. enquiries, correspondence and The little detail of asking the subscriptions to: Together disciples how many loaves of PO Box 473 bread they had. Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 The little detail of having a fire burning and a fish cooking Email [email protected] as he waited for the disciples at daybreak”. (Paragraph 144) Facebook After some of my own personal www.facebook.com/ togetherwagga meditation on this beautiful quote, and given our current Phone (02) 6937 0003 circumstances of challenge here in Australia, I thought of adding Member of the Australasian Catholic Press Assoc. a few other “little details” for our prayerful consideration. Annual Subscriptions The little detail of spending $33 Australia $44 Overseas Prayer for the Prayer Intention for July Pray with Pope Francis election of a Evangelization: Questions for Reflection Bishop Priests and their Pastoral Ministry Who are priests who have inspired you and your family? O God, eternal Pray for them. Who are priests who have irritated or shepherd, who govern That priests, who experience fatigue and loneliness in their scandalized you? Pray for them. What else might you do to Your flock with unfailing show your support for them? pastoral work, may find help and comfort in their intimacy care, grant in Your with the Lord and in their friendship with their brother priests. Scripture boundless fatherly love a Bishop for Hebrews 5: 1-2 “Every high priest is taken from among men the Diocese of Wagga Wagga who will and made their representative before God, to offer gifts please You by his holiness and to us show Pope’s Worldwide and sacrifices for sins. He is able to deal patiently with the watchful care. Through our Lord Jesus ignorant and erring, for he himself is beset by weakness.” Prayer Network Christ, Your Son, who lives and reigns with APOSVLESHIP OF PRAYER Visit this link to hear the Pope deliver his July prayer: You in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one http://popesprayerusa.net/popes-intentions/ http://popesprayerusa.net/category/pope-video/ God, for ever and ever. Amen. TOGETHER JULY 2018 NEWS 3 Multi faith Refugee Week prayer service for peace by Joan Saboisky Council and the forty years since City Council, Caritas, Medical the arrival to San Isidore of profession, Amnesty International, The sun shone as people Khamleck and Nom Phraphone and many volunteer groups also arrived and filled Our Lady of and their five children. They were attended. the Blessed Eucharist Church the first refugee family welcomed TRUST BUILDING, A San Isidore on Sunday 24th in 1978 by the San Isidore refugee LUBRICANT OF PEACE June to pray for Peace. How committee. In the late seventies BUILDING: badly the world needs peace was a group of San Isidore families Ron Lawler, the guest speaker evident when Peggy Adamson had been meeting and praying for drew on years of experience in announced that every two seconds some time with a desire to provide various parts of the world through one person is forcibly displaced practical assistance to refugees. his involvement with Initiatives because of conflict or persecution. Work, with a significant volunteer for Change International; a She quoted figures just released contribution began in establishing global organisation dedicated by the United Nations Refugee cottages for accommodation on to building trust across world Agency; currently 68.5 million land made available by the Catholic divides. He also reflected from his Deputy Mayor Dallas Tout and his daughter Eliza (also volunteer support) people around the world have been Diocese of Wagga Wagga. experience for 25 years as a senior with new Yazidi friends at the supper. forced from their home. Noreen Junck (from the manager in government agencies Antonio Gueterres, the UN original San Isidore group) and for Aboriginal and community Secretary General in a message Belinda Crain (Manager of the services. added, our response to refugees Multicultural Council) lit candles Ron noted that personal is not about sharing a burden. in gratitude for all the people relationships are a key ingredient It is about sharing a global embraced by these two remarkable of an inclusive society and a key responsibility, based not only histories and the people involved foundation of peace building. He on the broad idea of our and supported by them. explained we more easily trust common humanity but also on SOLIDARITY IN PRAYING those whom we know and are the very specific obligations FOR PEACE: less likely to condemn a whole of international law. The root During the service, led by Fr group for the actions of a few. As problems are war and hatred, Paddy Sykes of Our Lady of a white Australian I am not held not people who flee. Refugees Fatima Catholic Parish, there was a responsible for what my white are among the first victims of richness and special flavour in the brother up the street does. terrorism. gathering when witnessing such He further noted that Peace Noreen Junck (representing the original San Isidore Refugee Committee) The Prayer service for many a diverse group coming together building may include many things celebrating the 40th Anniversary since the arrival of the first refugee family years has traditionally been a in unity to offer prayers for such as: 1. Building community to San Isidore, Fr Paddy Sykes who led the Prayer Service, Belinda Crain (Manager of the Multicultural Council) celebrating the 30th Anniversary of peace. Those attending included: fitting conclusion to Refugee safety and connections; 2. the MCC Wagga Wagga. Week Events held in Wagga MARWA (Muslim Association Healing or the management Wagga, and a golden opportunity Riverina Wagga Australia), of memories and trauma; 3.
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