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Parish of Saint Joseph, Subiaco the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) 6 June 2021 RENEWAL of BAPTISM & PARISH MORNING TEA Parish of Saint Joseph, Subiaco The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) 6 June 2021 RENEWAL OF BAPTISM & PARISH MORNING TEA Let us remember in our prayers … At 9am Mass on Sunday 13 June the Parish is welcoming families to a Renewal of Baptism for those baptised in recent times. Following Recently deceased: Fabian Correa Gutiérriez, Cath Albuquerque, Michael McCall, Joe Erba, Elizabeth Collins Mass, all parishioners are invited to join us for a Parish Morning Tea on the Piazza or in the Upper Room (weather dependent). Anniversaries: Peter Brady, Hector Arias, Patrick & Constance Garvey, Valerie West, John Franetovich, Maria Laura Gabancho, Look forward to seeing you next weekend. Juan José Olivero, Hector Arias, Luis Alvaro Revelo, Declan McKeown, John Sammin, Vera Kelly SUBIACO 24:7 YOUTH GROUP Sick: Michael Mitchell, Ken Metcalf, Frank Blakiston, Barbara Berthold, Michael Beales, Mitchell Hayward, Betty Farrelly, Anthony Warn, If you are in Years 6 to 12 you are invited to come along to Youth Group on your own or with a friend. Louise Gleeson, Lina Maria Pia Scagnetti, Geoff Pratt, Anita Lloyd, James Catalanotto, Joanna Zarzeczny, Carla Bertelli, Fiona Fonti, It’s FREE and full of fun and games with friends! On every Friday night from 6.30pm to 8.30pm in the Parish Upper Room. Sr Mary Gilhooley RGS, Maureen Long, Kevin Maslen, Tia Franetovich, Barbara Quinn, Judith Woodward For more information call Angela on 0455 960 174 or Aidan on 0487 403 456. POPE LAUNCHES SEVEN-YEAR LAUDATO SI’ ACTION PLAN By Courtney Mares, Vatican City Pope Francis launched the Vatican’s seven-year Laudato Si’ action plan to implement environmental sustainability in different sectors POPE FRANCIS’ JUNE PRAYER INTENTION: THE BEAUTY OF MARRIAGE of the Church from religious orders to Catholic schools and hospitals. “We need a new ecological approach that can transform our way Is it true, what some people say - that young people don’t want to get married, especially during these difficult times? Getting married of dwelling in the world, our styles of life, our relationship with the resources of the Earth and, in general, our way of looking at and sharing one’s life is something beautiful. It’s a demanding journey, at times difficult and at times complicated, but it’s worth the humanity and of living life,” Pope Francis said in a video message. effort. And on this life-long journey, the husband and wife aren’t alone; Jesus accompanies them. Marriage isn’t just a ‘social’ act; it’s a The Pope marked the end of the year celebrating the fifth anniversary of his environmental encyclical Laudato Si’ with the message vocation that’s born from the heart; it’s a conscious decision for the rest of one’s life that requires specific preparation. Please, never announcing the initiative. He said the year would be followed by a seven-year plan known as the Laudato Si’ Action Platform. The forget this. God has a dream for us – love - and He asks us to make it our own. Let us make our own the love which is God’s dream for Laudato Si’ Action Platform will focus on seven sectors: families, parishes, schools, hospitals, businesses, organisations, and religious us. And let us pray for young people who are preparing for marriage with the support of a Christian community: may they grow in love, with generosity, faithfulness and patience. Because a great deal of patience is necessary in order to love. But it’s worth it, eh? orders. The Pope explained the action plan also has seven goals: the response to the cry of the earth, the response to the cry of the poor, ecological economics, adoption of simple lifestyles, ecological education, ecological spirituality, and community involvement. FAN THE FLAME: TOWARDS PLENARY ASSEMBLY ONE plenarycouncil.catholic.org.au/fantheflame/ “Our selfishness, our indifference and our irresponsible ways are threatening the future of our children,” he said. ‘This is my blood, the blood of the covenant, which is to be poured out for many.’ Mark 14: 12-16,-22-26 “I therefore renew my appeal: let us take care of our mother Earth ... let us overcome the temptation of selfishness that makes us The Lord has redeemed all of us, all of us, with the Blood of Christ. And this Blood makes us predators of resources, let us cultivate respect for the gifts of the Earth and creation, let us inaugurate a lifestyle and a society that is children of God of the first class! [W]e all have a duty to do good. finally eco-sustainable.” If we, each doing our own part, if we do good to others … we will make that culture of encounter. Cardinal Peter Turkson, the prefect for the Dicastery for Integral Human Development, said the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted many of (Pope Francis Homily, May 2013) the Vatican’s planned events, conferences and celebrations for the Laudato Si’ year, but expressed gratitude to the parishes and ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2.30pm, Sunday 20 June associations that organised local events. Special Guest Speaker, The Honourable John McKechnie QC, will speak at the 2021 Annual General Meeting of the Council of “We have the opportunity to prepare a better tomorrow for all. From God's hands we have received a garden, we cannot leave a Churches Western Australia Inc. at All Saints Uniting Church, Berkeley Crescent, Floreat. Fellowship and refreshments will follow the desert to our children,” he added. In particular, the cardinal commended Catholics in Bangladesh for planting 700,000 trees over the AGM. Please RSVP by Wednesday 16 June on 6186 6039 or email [email protected]. All welcome. course of the past year. Fr. Joshtrom Isaac Kureethadam, who leads the Ecology and Creation section of the Vatican dicastery, stressed the Laudato Si’ Action ST ANTHONY OF PADUA ANNUAL FESTIVAL & PROCESSION 11am, Sunday 13 June, St Anthony’s Catholic Church, Wanneroo Platform can only be accomplished in partnership with “the synodal path Pope Francis is proposing to the entire Church.” “Integral You are invited to the celebration of the 89th Festival of St Anthony. Mass is at 11am, the Procession commences at 2pm followed by Benediction at 2.30pm. Food and stalls will be located in St Anthony’s Primary School grounds. All welcome. ecology demands that we journey together on this mission,” he said. Kureethadam explained the first year of the initiative will be dedicated to “drawing up concrete action plans” followed by “five years DAYDAWN ADVOCACY CENTRE Piccadilly Square Central, 13/5 Aberdeen Street, Perth of concrete action” with the final year dedicated to “praise and thank God.” Are interested in volunteering? Do you have administration skills or advocacy experience? Daydawn Advocacy Centre is seeking to In addition to the Vatican dicastery, Eco-Jesuit, the Pan-Amazonian Church Network (REPAM), the Global Catholic Climate Movement, recruit volunteers to assist this Archdiocesan (LifeLink) agency whose mandate is to advocate, lobby and negotiate with government the Union of Religious Superiors in Rome and other Catholic groups are involved with the organisation of the seven years of and non-government agencies on behalf of Indigenous people, especially the Noongar people of the South West. If you are interested programming. in learning more about this work, please contact Mark Reidy, the Director on 9218 8035 or email [email protected]. “On a journey that will last for seven years, we will let ourselves be guided by the seven aims of Laudato Si’, which will show us the Second Collection EFT Details First Collection EFT Details CHILDREN’S LITURGY direction while we pursue the vision of integral ecology,” Pope Francis said. Please note changed Account number PARISH 9am Sunday Morning Mass “There is hope. We can all collaborate, each one with his own culture and experience, each one with their own initiatives and Account St Joseph’s Account St Joseph’s BANK Children aged 3 – 8 years capacities, so our mother Earth may be restored to her original beauty and creation may once again shine according to God’s plan.” Name: Presbytery Subiaco Name: Church Subiaco ACCOUNT Published 25 May, Catholic News Agency Read more at: catholicnewsagency.com/ BSB: 086 006 BSB: 086 006 are invited to Children’s Liturgy. DETAILS Come along and join in the activities. ADULT FAITH OPPORTUNITIES: CENTRE FOR FAITH ENRICHMENT Newman Siena Centre, 33 Williamstown Road, Doubleview Account #: 887 970 525 Account #: 564 990 302 Reference: Name Reference: Name All welcome. - ONLINE: Vulnerability in Christ: The Key to Freedom & Redemption: 7.30pm-8.30pm, Thursdays, 3 – 24 June, Natalie Thomas - The Joy of Love in the Family: An Introduction to Amoris Laetitia: 10am-11am, Thursdays, 3 – 24 June, Derek & Karen Boylen PARISH DIARY MONSIGNOR KEVIN - ONLINE: Australian Catholic Schools in the C21st: Witnessing to Christ in a Changing Context: 7-8pm, 5-8 July, Christopher Hayman The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi), Solemnity For registration and further information about all courses, visit cfe.org.au, email [email protected] or phone 9241 5221. 9.45am Baptism: Henry Charles Hardinge Monsignor Kevin Sunday 10.30am Baptism: Harry & Hannah Stein Father Stephen Ochola MASS TIMES (Subject to change - refer to Parish Diary for latest information) CONTACT DETAILS 6 June 2pm Wedding Service: Laura Fasolo & Clint Jones Father Andrew Albis Tuesday 5.30pm Office Tuesday - Friday: 9.30am to 4.30pm 3pm Upper Room: Faith Formation Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 9am Phone 9381 0400 6pm Upper Room: Marist Association Saturday Reconciliation 4.30pm Postal PO Box 568,
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