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The Catholic Parish of Sacred Heart & St Columba The Catholic Parish of Sacred Heart & St Columba Our Catholic Parish is a Christian community which welcomes all to walk together in a spirit of compassion, justice and hope. rd 18TH SUNDAY OF THE YEAR (YEAR A) Sunday 3 August 2014 St Columba Church Sacred Heart Church Cnr Glenhuntly & Normandy Rds, Elwood 3184 83 Grey St, St Kilda West 3182 St Columba’s Primary School Sacred Heart Mission 24 Glenhuntly Rd, Elwood 3184 Tel: 9531 6560 87 Grey Street, St Kilda 3182 Tel: 9537 1166 PARISH OFFICE: 2 Normandy Rd, Elwood 3184 Tel: 9531 6120 Fax: 9525 7951 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.elwoodstkildawestparish.org Parish Priest: Fr John Petrulis [email protected] Pastoral Associate: Maria George [email protected] SHM Pastoral Associate: Marianne Zeinstra [email protected] Catechetic Coord: Christine Mitchell [email protected] Parish Administrator: Jane Hearnes [email protected] Parish Visitors: Sr Trish Kelly, Maryanne Pullen, Jim & Marina Van Dort, Elizabeth Martinov, Legion of Mary (call or email parish office) Principal: Carol Morrison [email protected] Deputy Principal / SWC: Bern Bradley [email protected] Religious Education Leader: Adelia Muldoon [email protected] Reflection on today’s Gospel: Matthew 14:13-21 What does it mean to feed someone? It is to show care and nurture, to help a person grow, and even prevent that person from dying of hunger. To feed Prayer Partners: Thank you very much to all those someone is to enter into his or her life at the who volunteered to be prayer partners for the fundamental point of need, and become intimate with children preparing for Eucharist. There are boxes what it means to be human and weak. Jesus’ disciples at the back of church for your letters – the must learn to embrace with compassion all who hunger. children are very much looking forward to receiving Nowhere is this more apparent than in the feeding of them. Thank you! the five thousand that Matthew tells briefly. The details stand out. Crowds follow Jesus to a deserted WELCOME to all who celebrate the Eucharist place. Some are sick. They do not ask for help, but with us today, to the church communities across Jesus’ compassion spills forth into healing. They do not our parish and a special welcome to any who may ask for food, but the disciples, perhaps aware of their be visiting our parish. own hunger, become more aware of the crowd’s need to be fed. Jesus invites them to act on this, but they feel helpless. Today we stand in footsteps millennia old. May we Jesus uses this opportunity to show the disciples what acknowledge the Elders, families and forebears of their mission will be. He invites them to act in the Boonwurrung and Wurundjeri tribes of the response to the need, the hunger, they see before Kulin Nations, who are the traditional custodians of them. With their tentative offering of a few loaves, our parish land, whose cultures and customs have they are empowered to feed a multitude. Their sharing nurtured, and continue to nurture, this land since of bread under Jesus’ leadership also suggests the men and women awoke from the great dream. We eucharist we share now and the heavenly banquet that honour the presence of these ancestors who reside is to come. in the imagination of this land and whose In the face of such a challenge, we, too, might do as irrepressible spirituality flow through all creation. the disciples did. We might look at our inadequacies, how little we have to offer, and fear that it will not be Our Parish supports the endeavours of the enough. But the gospel teaches that if we take what Royal Commission to bring healing to we have, offer it to God for a blessing, and then share and justice for the victims of abuse. it, we will have enough, even more than enough. • What gift do you bring to your work as a A very special welcome to Grade 5/6M and their Christian? How is that gift blessed, broken and families. Thank you to Cara & Adelia for their shared with other? support of the children. • Matthew does not count the women and the A special welcome also to those attending for children, but Jesus and the disciples did and fed Commitment Masses. them until they were full. Who, in the world today, remains uncounted? How do we feed them until they are full? At Home with the Word 2002 Elwood St Kilda West Parish website: www.elwoodstkildawestparish.org WHAT’S HAPPENING ACROSS OUR PARISH sober bond to all that goes before; Coming up at Masses no hesitation, no half-heartedness, v Sat 16/Sun 17 Aug – Eucharist Masses no mental reservation allowed. v Sat 16 Aug – Kids Church, 6pm Mass 'Amen': we support. We approve v Sat 23/Sun 24 Aug – Eucharist Masses & Refugee we are of one mind. We promise. Sunday May this come to pass. So be it. v Sat 30/Sun 31 Aug – Eucharist Masses Be careful when you say 'amen'. v Sat 30 Aug – Kids Church, 6pm Mass Barbara Schmich Searle Parish Information Sacred Heart Mission Mass Ministries: Thank you to those who have Copies of the June Heartbeat are available at the back volunteered to be Eucharist Ministers recently. We are of church. Please take a copy – it has some great stories still in need of volunteers so if you would like to join the The Heart of St Kilda Concert is on again with a team please see Maria or contact the office. dazzling line-up for its annual fundraiser at the Palais in Kids Church will be held again during 6pm Mass this St Kilda, on Wednesday 13 August. Now in its seventh Saturday night. We especially encourage any siblings of year, this highlight of the Melbourne live music and children attending the Grade 5/6 Class mass or comedy calendar draws Australia’s finest and 2014 is no Commitment masses to join us. Kids Church is on when exception, with RocKwiz co- presenter, Brian Nankervis the adults in Mass are listening to the readings and as the MC. Musicians performing on the night are: The gospel. In Kids Church the gospel is shared at a Basics, Colleen Hewett, Vika and Linda Bull, Dick Diver, children’s level with activities used to reflect the Ashley Naylor, Uncle Jack Charles, Melbourne Ska messages. It is aimed at preschool and primary aged Orchestra, Billy Miller, Rebecca Barnard, Tim Rogers, children. Leaders are experienced and have Working The Caravan Choir, Phil Ceberano. The comedians with Children Checks. Children are invited to go with the gracing the stage include Julia Morris, Charlie Pickering, Leader to the sacristy and Kids Church runs for approx Greg Champion, Elliot Goblet, Tegan Higginbotham, Dean 20 minutes then they return to their family. Parents are Atkinson and Tripod. The Heart of St Kilda concert welcome to sit it on Kids Church and /or to speak to raises funds for Sacred Heart Mission’s meals program Kathy or Emma about what they do. Don’t forget about which serves 160,000 breakfasts & lunches each year to the great Kid’s Sheets that are available at the back of people experiencing homelessness. Tickets on sale now church each week. They have fun games & information through: http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/Heart-Of- based on the readings for the weekend. St-Kilda-tickets/artist/2010317 The Year 4 children of St Columba Primary School, and As part of the promotion leading up to our concert, a parish children from other schools, have begun to journalist from The Age took musician Rebecca Barnard prepare for First Eucharist. Our parish believes that it out for lunch in our dining hall. The article ran is important for children to experience the sacrament in Saturday's The Age and was also syndicated with in small groups within a Parish Mass rather than as a big Fairfax online papers nationally. Copies are available at group. The Eucharist is at the centre of our faith as the back of church. Christian people and the importance of being welcomed Australia Post Reclink 2014 Footy Grand Finals. Two into a community of believers is at the heart of the great days of football finals action at Peanut Farm small group practice. Recently, Fr Elio Capra ran the Reserve, St Kilda. Wed 13 August & Thur 14 August. For Parent Evening for the Sacrament of First Eucharist. further info please contact Peter Cullen 0421 442 340 Elio uses Art and humour in his presentations – getting or [email protected] to the heart of the Eucharist through imagery and making it relevant to all our lives. It is impossible to St Columba Primary School give a full account of what he said, but this reflection St Columba PFA presents their major fundraising event on ‘Amen’ was meaningful. for 2014 ‘Regale’ – verb: to provide with great Be careful of simple words said often. enjoyment, to entertain sumptuously with food and 'Amen' makes demands drink, to feast! Saturday 23rd August, 7pm until late. like an unrelenting schoolmaster: Repulica @ St Kilda Sea Baths. Tickets $35pp ($280 fierce attention to all that is said; for table of 8). Meal included, drinks at bar prices. The no apathy, no preoccupation, no prejudice permitted. form of the evening is a sit down dinner, trivia, auctions 'Amen': we are present. We are open. & other fundraising events. Feel free to get a group of We hearken. We understand. family and friends together. For more info see Here we are; we are listening to your word.
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