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Bequest Wording Archdiocese of Brisbane 2016 ARCHDIOCESE OF BRISBANE Thank you for considering a gift in your Will. Giving and sharing what we have with others is one of life's great joys. BEQUEST CLAUSES When making a gift in 1. Your Parish your Will, it is important 2. Archdiocese of Brisbane Endowment Fund that your advisor or solicitor uses the correct 3. Holy Spirit Seminary clause and terminology. 4. The Priests Foundation Additional information is 5. Centacare Pastoral Ministries available from the Archdiocese of Brisbane 6. Mary MacKillop Brisbane Catholic School Access Fund Catholic Foundation 7. Your Own Gift Area *If you do decide to include a gift in your Will to the Archdiocese of Brisbane, please notify the Catholic Foundation so we can thank you and invite you to participate in the special Mackillop Bequest Society. The recommended bequest wording for a gift in your Will: 1. Your Parish You may choose to direct your bequest to your Parish’s perpetual Endowment Fund if one has been established, or direct it to the parish generally. The recommended bequest clause for a gift in your Will to a Parish within the Archdiocese of Brisbane: “I give [insert amount/percentage/asset] to The Corporation of the Trustees of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Brisbane ABN 25 328 758 007 for the use and benefit of the general charitable, religious and educational purposes of the [ # ] [ * ]. However, if this Parish ceases to exist in its current form, then to the new parish or parishes erected in its stead which may include the Parish named in this clause (if more than one then equally as tenants in common). I direct that the receipt of the Financial Administrator for the time being of The Corporation of the Trustees of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Brisbane ABN 25 328 758 007 shall constitute a sufficient discharge to my trustee.” [ # ] Insert the specific name of the Parish Endowment Fund or [ * ] Insert Parish name “situated at” and include the address of the Parish Office. CATHOLIC FOUNDATION Ph: 07 3324 3200 E: [email protected] GPO Box 282, Brisbane Q, 4001 www.catholicfoundation.org.au Cathedral House Level 2, 229 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane ARCHDIOCESE OF BRISBANE [ # ] Parish Endowment Fund Names: . Annerley Ekibin Parish Endowment Fund . Caloundra – Our Lady of the Rosary Parish Endowment Fund . Camp Hill – St Thomas the Apostle Parish Endowment . Cannon Hill – St Oliver Plunkett Parish . Carina – Our Lady of Graces Parish Endowment Fund . Cathedral of St Stephen Parish Endowment Fund . Clayfield - St Agatha’s Parish Endowment Fund . Corinda Graceville Parish Endowment Fund . Darra Jindalee - Our Lady of the Sacred Heart & Church of the Twelve Apostles Parish Endowment Fund . Enoggera – St John the Baptist Parish Endowment Fund . Infant Saviour – Burleigh Heads Parish Endowment . Jubilee Catholic Parish Endowment Fund . Kangaroo Point East Brisbane – St Benedict’s and St Joseph’s Parish Endowment Fund . Manly – St John Vianney’s Parish Endowment Fund. Noosa District - Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Parish Endowment . Redcliffe – Holy Cross Parish Endowment Fund . Regents Park - St Bernardine Parish Endowment Fund . St Luke’s Church – Buranda Parish Endowment Fund . The Brisbane Oratory in Formation Endowment Fund . Upper Mt Gravatt Wishart Parish Endowment Fund . Wilston – St Columba’s Parish Endowment Fund [ * ] Parish Names and Address Listed in alphabetical order by suburb name Parish Name “Situated at” All Saints Parish 4 Faheys Rd East Albany Creek, Queensland St Anthony & St Luke's Parish St Anthony's Dr Alexandra Hills, Queensland Annerley Ekibin Parish 14 Ferndale St Annerley, Queensland Mary Immaculate Parish 31 Edmund Rice Dr Ashmore, Queensland Our Lady & St Dympna's Parish 479 Robinson Rd Aspley, Queensland Our Lady of the Southern Cross Parish St Augustine's Dr Augustine Heights, Queensland St Mary's Parish 1 Bromelton St Beaudesert, Queensland St Patrick's Parish 24 Tobruk St Beenleigh, Queensland St Mary MacKillop Parish 12 Hardy Rd Birkdale, Queensland St Peter's Parish 41-47 First Ave Bongaree, Queensland All Saints Parish John St Boonah, Queensland Sacred Heart Parish 21 Cothill Rd Booval, Queensland Our Lady of Victories Parish 1 Roche Ave Bowen Hills, Queensland St Joseph & St Anthony Parish 30 Eldorado St Bracken Ridge, Queensland Holy Spirit Parish 102 Sparkes Rd Bray Park, Queensland CATHOLIC FOUNDATION Ph: 07 3324 3200 E: [email protected] GPO Box 282, Brisbane Q, 4001 www.catholicfoundation.org.au Cathedral House Level 2, 229 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane ARCHDIOCESE OF BRISBANE Parish Name “Situated at” Sandgate Brighton Parish 23 Greenwood St Brighton, Queensland Cathedral of St Stephen Parish Mercy House, 172 Charlotte St Brisbane, Queensland St Luke's Parish 277 Elizabeth St Brisbane, Queensland Sts Peter & Paul's Parish 25 Main Ave Bulimba, Queensland Infant Saviour Parish Unit 5 Executive Place Burleigh Waters, Queensland St Eugene de Mazenod Parish 72a Dunbeath Drive Burpengary, Queensland St Peter's Parish 30 Beerburrum Rd Caboolture, Queensland Our Lady of the Rosary Parish 61 Edmund St Caloundra, Queensland Regina Caeli Parish 81 Waverley Rd Camp Hill, Queensland St Thomas the Apostle Parish 31 Perth St Camp Hill, Queensland St Oliver Plunkett Parish 21 Beauvardia St Cannon Hill, Queensland Our Lady of Graces Parish 100 Mayfield Rd Carindale, Queensland Our Lady of the Angels Parish 146 Maundrell Tce Chermside West, Queensland Sacred Heart Parish 1 Stewart St Childers, Queensland St Agatha's Parish 52 Oriel Rd Clayfield, Queensland Surfers Paradise Parish 50 Fairway Dr Clear Island Waters, Queensland Star of the Sea Parish 53 Passage St Cleveland, Queensland St Mary's Parish 185 Billinghurst Cres Coomera, Queensland Our Lady of Mt Carmel Parish 2 Norfolk St Coorparoo, Queensland St James' Parish 165 Old Cleveland Rd Coorparoo, Queensland Corinda Graceville Parish 18 Clewley St Corinda, Queensland St Matthew's Parish 172-180 Bryants Rd Cornubia, Queensland St Edward the Confessor Parish 104 Chatswood Rd Daisy Hill, Queensland St Michael's Parish 250 Banks St Dorrington, Queensland St Ita's Parish 247 Gladstone Rd Dutton Park, Queensland St Mary's Parish (South Brisbane) 247 Gladstone Rd Dutton Park, Queensland St Benedict's & St Joseph's Parish Kangaroo Point East Brisbane 81 Mowbray Tce East Brisbane, Queensland St Mel's Parish 88 Ipswich St Esk, Queensland St Joseph's Parish 46 Meson St Gayndah, Queensland St Kevin's Parish 251 Newman Road Geebung, Queensland St Francis Xaiver Parish 6 Church St Goodna, Queensland St Patrick's Parish 14 Church St Gympie, Queensland St Cecilia's Parish 25 Bowman St Hendra, Queensland Holland Park Mt Gravatt Parish 1227 Logan Rd Holland Park, Queensland St Mark's Parish 96 Lilac St Inala, Queensland Holy Family Parish 37 Ward St Indooroopilly, Queensland Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Parish 111 Yallambee Rd Jindalee, Queensland St Therese & St Anthony Parish 80 Turner Rd Kedron, Queensland Our Lady of the Rosary Parish 1 Kenmore Rd Kenmore, Queensland Our Lady of Dolours 67 Dawson Pde Keperra, Queensland St William's Parish 67 Dawson Pde Keperra, Queensland Our Lady Help of Christians (Nanango) 15 Albert St Kingaroy, Queensland St Mary's Parish (Kingaroy) 13 Albert St Kingaroy, Queensland Holy Cross Parish Cnr Anzac Ave & Chelsea St Kippa-Ring, Queensland CATHOLIC FOUNDATION Ph: 07 3324 3200 E: [email protected] GPO Box 282, Brisbane Q, 4001 www.catholicfoundation.org.au Cathedral House Level 2, 229 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane ARCHDIOCESE OF BRISBANE Parish Name “Situated at” Our Lady of the Valley Parish 37 John Street Sth Laidley, Queensland St John Vianney's Parish Cnr Ernest and Kooralgin Sts Manly, Queensland Stella Maris Parish Unit 2 68 Kingsford Smith Pde Maroochydore, Queensland St Maximilllian Kolbe Parish 26 Macarthy Rd Marsden, Queensland St Mary's Parish 269 Adelaide St Maryborough, Queensland St Joseph's Parish 38 Angel Ave Murgon, Queensland St Joseph's Parish 177 Currie St Nambour, Queensland St Brigid's Parish 39-49 McLaren Rd Nerang, Queensland Holy Spirit Parish 16 Villiers St New Farm, Queensland Banyo Nundah Parish 20 Donkin St Nundah, Queensland Jubilee Parish 333 Given Tce Paddington, Queensland Our Lady of the Way Parish 38 Armstrong St Petrie, Queensland St Joseph's Parish Bryant St Pialba, Queensland Regents Park Parish 25 Vergulde Rd Regents Park, Queensland St Peter's Parish 955 Rochedale Rd Rochedale, Queensland Holy Family Parish 16 Simbai St Runaway Bay, Queensland Moorooka Salisbury Parish 69 Golda Ave Salisbury, Queensland St Thomas Aquinas' Parish 87 Central Ave St Lucia, Queensland Our Lady, Queen of Apostles Parish 70 Appelby Rd Stafford, Queensland Our Lady of Lourdes Parish 121 Mains Rd Sunnybank, Queensland Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Parish 5 Moorindil St Tewantin, Queensland St Johns Wood The Gap Parish 41 Chaprowe Rd The Gap, Queensland St Ignatius' Parish 30 Kensington Terrace Toowong, Queensland St Augustine's Parish 42 O'Connor St Tugun, Queensland Upper Mt Gravatt Wishart Parish 4 Klumpp Rd Upper Mount Gravatt, Queensland St Rita's Parish 37 Benfer Rd Victoria Point, Queensland Wavell Heights Parish 30 Warraba Avenue Wavell Heights, Queensland St Carthage's Parish PO Box 278 Wilston, Queensland St Columba's Parish 23 Lovedale St Wilston, Queensland St John the Baptist Parish PO Box 278 Wilston, Queensland Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish Cnr Elizabeth St & Roseberry Pde Woodend, Queensland St Brigid's Parish Cnr Elizabeth St & Roseberry Pde Woodend, Queensland St Joseph's Parish Cnr Elizabeth St & Roseberry Pde Woodend,
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