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THE DIOCESE OF WANGARATTA MONTHLY PRAYER Diary 2018 EVERY DAY Our Diocese Our Bishop and family: John and Margaret Parkes, Nell and James Our Parish Priest and family: ................................................................. ................................................................. Our congregations and their leaders: ................................................................. ................................................................. ................................................................. ................................................................. Our frail and elderly ................................................................. ................................................................. Our young families ................................................................. ................................................................. Our Mission goals: ................................................................. ................................................................. Day 1 The Australian Church The Primate Archbishop Philip Freier The Secretary Anne Hywood The General Synod and its Standing Committee Our Diocese The Bishop John Parkes The Vicar General Ken Goodger The Registrar Tim Williams The Diocesan Treasurer Norm Kenny The Registry Staff Julie Torpey Fiona Van Bree Nikki Collins Diocesan Synod and Bishop in Council The World – Australia – Local Community The Governor General—Sir Peter Cosgrove The Prime Minister—Mr Malcolm Turnbull The Premier—Mr Daniel Andrews Local Government Leaders The peace of the world Other The World Council of Churches Day 2 The Australian Church The Diocese of Adelaide Archbishop Geoffrey Smith Society of the Sacred Mission Clergy and People Our Diocese The Archdeacons Clarence Bester Peter Macleod-Miller The Chancellor Clyde Croft The Advocate Rachel Ellyard The Deputy Advocate Stuart Bett The Rural Deans The Diocesan Trustees Members of Synod The World – Australia – Local Community The producers of food around the world A fair sharing of the world’s resources Other Farmers and farm workers Day 3 The Australian Church The Diocese of Armidale Bishop Richard Lewers Clergy and People Our Diocese The Cathedral Parish Dean: Ken Goodger (Stephanie, Zoe, Jacob) Deacons: Lawrence Neal the Parish leaders and community Holy Trinity Cathedral All Saints’, Moyhu Christ Church, Greta Holy Trinity, Whitfield The Cathedral Chapter; Clerical and Lay Canons The World – Australia – Local Community Formulators of public policy, legislators, police, courts, judges, and all who deal with law and its administration Politicians, their staff, and all in public office Other Other Christian traditions National Council of Churches Day 4 The Australian Church The Diocese of Ballarat Bishop Garry Weatherill Order of St Benedict, Camperdown Clergy and People Our Diocese The Parish of Albury Rector: Peter Macleod-Miller, The Parish leaders and community St Matthew’s Albury The World – Australia – Local Community Scientists and scientific researchers. Medical researchers; medical and health personnel Other Non Christian religions Day 5 The Australian Church The Diocese of Bathurst Bishop Ian Palmer Clergy and People Our Diocese The Parish of Alexandra Locum: Graeme Brown The Team Ministry between Alexandra, Marysville and Yea The Parish leaders and community St John’s Alexandra The World – Australia – Local Community All hospitals, primary health care providers, community centres and their staff. Doctors, nurses and health workers. Other All who are baptised All preparing for baptism Day 6 The Australian Church The Diocese of Bendigo Bishop Matthew Brain Clergy and People Our Diocese Alpine Anglican Parish Priest in Charge: Vacancy the Parish leaders and community All Saints’, Bright St Etheldredas, Harrietville St Paul’s, Myrtleford St John’s, Whorouly The World – Australia – Local Community Emergency workers and all whose training is used well in times of crisis Those with little apparent hope VCC emergency workers and chaplains. Other CFA, SES, Police Ambulance and other voluntary emergency organisations Day 7 The Australian Church The Diocese of Brisbane Archbishop Phillip Aspinall Regional Bishops Jonathan Holland Cameron Venables John Roundhill Society of the Sacred Advent Society of St Francis, Annerley Clergy and people Our Diocese The Parish of Beechworth Priest in Charge: Thomas Leslie Deacon: Sue Hall the Parish leaders and community Christ Church, Beechworth St Jude’s Eldorado The World – Australia – Local Community Refugees, the homeless, street kids and others with no proper home Other Mission Day 8 The Australian Church The Diocese of Bunbury Vacant Clergy and People Our Diocese The Parish of Benalla Rector: David Still (Jane,Genna, Isobel, Clare and Thomas). the Parish leaders and community Holy Trinity, Benalla St Aidan’s, Swanpool St Paul’s, Goorambat The World – Australia – Local Community International and national agencies of relief and welfare Other All Parish Councils and Leaders Day 9 The Australian Church The Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn Vacant Assistant Bishops Trevor Edwards Stephen Pickard Clergy and People Our Diocese The Parish of Central Goulburn Priest in charge: Gary Atherton (Karen, Christopher, Matthew) the Parish leaders and community St Paul’s, Avenel St John’s, Nagambie Christ Church, Seymour The World – Australia – Local Community Schools, universities, TAFE Colleges and all involved in education School chaplaincies and SRE Other All in involved in local government: local councils and shires and their staff Day 10 The Australian Church Ministry to Defence Bishop Ian Lambert Chaplains Ben Hall, Fay Fraser all Members of the Defence Force those involved in national security matters Our Diocese The Parochial district of Cobram Priest in Charge: Maryann Leonard (John) the Parish leaders and community St Margaret’s, Cobram The World – Australia – Local Community Local communities and all who work for them. Local service clubs and organisations Other Our Defence force, Navy, Army and Air Force Day 11 The Australian Church The Diocese of Gippsland Vacant Clergy and People Our Diocese Parochial District of Corryong Priest in Charge: Vacant The Parish leaders and community All Saints’, Corryong Holy Trinity, Cudgewa The World – Australia – Local Community Philosophers, thinkers, writers, poets, artists, ethicists Those involved in the various branches of the media For our local papers, radio and television stations. Other All philanthropic organisations, charities Day 12 The Australian Church The Diocese of Grafton Bishop Sarah MacNeil Clergy and People Little Brothers of Francis Our Diocese The Parish of Euroa Priest in Charge: Patti Matthews (Norm Hart ) Lay Assistant, Daphne Conners, the Parish leaders and community St Paul’s, Euroa St Andrew’s, Longwood St Dunstan’s, Violet Town The World – Australia – Local Community Seasonable weather Those who suffer following natural disasters Formulators of national disaster plans Other All who are confirmed All preparing for confirmation Day 13 The Australian Church Ministry with the Aboriginal People of Australia Aboriginal Clergy and People Our Diocese The Parish of Kilmore Rector: Andre Du Plooy the Parish leaders and community Christ Church, Kilmore The Transfiguration, Pyalong St Matthew’s, Broadford St Stephen’s, Tallarook The World – Australia – Local Community Those who seek their ends by violent means however expressed. The traumatised and damaged. Other Outreach to our community Day 14 The Australian Church Ministry with the Torres Strait Island People of Australia Torres Strait Island Clergy and People Our Diocese The Parish of Mansfield Rector: Eden-Elizabeth Nicholls St John’s, Mansfield St Peter’s, Jamieson Christ Church, Bonnie Doon Mt. Buller Alpine Chapel The World – Australia – Local Community Responsible care for our natural environment Other Global warming and climate change Day 15 The Australian Church The Diocese of Melbourne Archbishop Philip Freier Regional Bishops Phillip Huggins Paul Barker Genieve Blackwell Community of the Holy Name Clergy and People Our Diocese The Parish of Marysville Team Vicar: John Jessop Christ Church, Marysville St Thomas’, Buxton Those who suffer from natural disaster The World – Australia – Local Community Those involved in primary industry and its various organisations Agricultural researchers Other All who are married All preparing for marriage Day 16 The Australian Church The Diocese of Newcastle Bishop Peter Stuart Clergy and People Society of St Francis, Stroud Our Diocese Episcopal District of Milawa John Davis St Paul’s Milawa Parochial District of Mount Beauty: Oversight Priest: Alan Kelb the Parish leaders and community St Aidan’s, Tawonga The World – Australia – Local Community Those involved in secondary industry and their various organisations Other Shift workers and casual labour Day 17 The Australian Church The Diocese of North Queensland Bishop Bill Ray Clergy and People Our Diocese Vocations to the ordained ministry and to the ordered religious life Director of Vocations : Sally Boothey Vocational Chaplains: Jean Henderson, Peter McKeague, Diana Cherry, Eden-Elizabeth Nicholls, Vocational Panel: Scott Jessup, Phil Squire, Cathy Carden Ordination Candidates: Mitch Porter The World – Australia – Local Community Employers and employees, and their various organisations Industrial chaplaincies The unemployed Other Those who are looking for work in better employment. Day 18 The Australian Church The Diocese
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