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Parish Priest’s Email Address: [email protected] Sixth Sunday of Easter 25th / 26th May 2019 Come, Holy Spirit! On this 6 th Sunday of Easter, the Holy Spirit is one central person(third person of the Holy Trinity) that featured in all our three readings today. As Jesus was gradually approaching the end of his earthly ministry, and getting ready to ascend to his father in heaven, he looked at his disciplesface and seeing that they were going to miss him, he said I will not leave you orphans, but will ask my father to send you another advocate to guide you and to remind you of all that I have thought you”. (John 14: 16) Certainly, Jesus knew the devastating impact his absence will have on his disciples and followers and he promised to remain with them in the person of the Holy Spirit, the advocate. In the first reading, and in fact in the whole of Acts of the Apostles, the Apostles did not take any decisions without consulting the Holy Spirit. Also, they could not carry out any serious mission without the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit and we have decided,they said. The second reading begins thus: In the Spirit, the angel took me to the top of an enormous mountain…” Of course, there is no way John could have seen these things without the help of the Holy Spirit. And today, Jesus assures us that the Holy Spirit will teach and remind us of all He himself had taught us. So, all we need to do is to remain docile and attentive to the counsel of the Holy Spirit. At no time in the history of our world has the need to listen to the Holy Spirit been more crucial than at our own time. As followers of Christ, there are so many intrigues, perplexities and injustices that we must contend with in our world today. Only those who listen to the Holy Spirit can understand the reasons for these and where they are leading us to. All we need to do is to be attentive to him, and allow him to inspire us. Finally, dear friends, as we approach the end of the Easter season, and as we prepare to renew our relationship once again at the coming of the Holy Spirit on the Pentecost, may we continue to allow the Holy Spirit to teach us so that we may understand Gods divine plans for us. Peace be with you! Fr Lucius

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  • Parish Priest’s Email Address: [email protected]

    Sixth Sunday of Easter 25th / 26th May 2019

    Come, Holy Spirit!

    On this 6th Sunday of Easter, the Holy Spirit is one central “person” (third person of the

    Holy Trinity) that featured in all our three readings today. As Jesus was gradually approaching

    the end of his earthly ministry, and getting ready to ascend to his father in heaven, he looked at

    his disciples’ face and seeing that they were going to miss him, he said “I will not leave you

    orphans, but will ask my father to send you another advocate to guide you and to remind you of

    all that I have thought you”. (John 14: 16) Certainly, Jesus knew the devastating impact his

    absence will have on his disciples and followers and he promised to remain with them in the

    person of the Holy Spirit, the advocate.

    In the first reading, and in fact in the whole of Acts of the Apostles, the Apostles did not

    take any decisions without consulting the Holy Spirit. Also, they could not carry out any serious

    mission without the Holy Spirit. “The Holy Spirit and we have decided,” they said. The second

    reading begins thus: “In the Spirit, the angel took me to the top of an enormous mountain…” Of

    course, there is no way John could have seen these things without the help of the Holy Spirit. And

    today, Jesus assures us that the Holy Spirit will teach and remind us of all He himself had taught

    us. So, all we need to do is to remain docile and attentive to the counsel of the Holy Spirit.

    At no time in the history of our world has the need to listen to the Holy Spirit been more

    crucial than at our own time. As followers of Christ, there are so many intrigues, perplexities and

    injustices that we must contend with in our world today. Only those who listen to the Holy Spirit

    can understand the reasons for these and where they are leading us to. All we need to do is to be

    attentive to him, and allow him to inspire us.

    Finally, dear friends, as we approach the end of the Easter season, and as we prepare to

    renew our relationship once again at the coming of the Holy Spirit on the Pentecost, may we

    continue to allow the Holy Spirit to teach us so that we may understand God’s divine plans for us.

    Peace be with you!

    Fr Lucius

  • DATE CLAIMERS:Mon 27th May 10.00am Hospitality Meeting (Bribie)

    Wed 29th May 9.30am Anointing Mass (Cab)

    Mon 3rd June 7.30am SVdP Meeting (Bribie)

    Tues 4th June 2pm “Cuppa n Chat” (Bribie)

    Wed 5th Anointing Arcare (Cab)

    Wed 5th June State of Origin—Game 1

    Fri 7th June 1pm Anointing Regis (Cab)

    PENTECOST SUNDAY St Peter’s & Beachmere Communities One Mass

    9am St Columban’s College. Normal Mass times for Little Flower

    Wed 12th June 1pm Anointing Abbey Gardens (Cab)

    Wed 12th June 7.30pm Pastoral Council (Cab)

    Thur 13th June 10.00am Anointing Church of Christ (Bribie)

    Thur 13th June 6.00pm Anointing Mass (Beachmere)

    Fri 14th June 10.00am Anointing Boltan Clarke (Cab)

    Fri 14th June 10.30am Focus On Fellowship Fashion Parade (Bribie)

    Sat 15th June 10.00am Altar Serving Training Session (Cab)

    Sun16th June 12pm Samoan Mass & Fellowship (Cab)

    Wed 19th June 10.30am Anointing At Paul’s (Cab)

    Thur 20th June 9.15am Anointing Mass (Bribie)

    Thur 20th June 7.30pm KSC Meeting (Cab)

    Fri 21st June 6.00pm L’FEC ‘Soup N Slice’ Quiz Night (Bribie)

    Tues 24th June 4.00pm Anointing Seasons (Bribie)

    Sat 22nd June 11.00 am Altar Serving Training Session (Bribie)

    Sun 23rd June State of Origin—Game 2

    Wed 26th June 9.30am Anointing Mass (Cab)

    Thur 27th June 7.00pm Pastoral Council Meeting (Bribie)

    NEXT WEEKEND MASSES

    St Peter’s: Saturday 6.00pm

    Sunday 7am, 10am, & 5.30pm

    Little Flower: Saturday 6.00pm

    Sunday 8.30am

    Beachmere: Sunday 8.30 am (24 Rogers Street)

    RECONCILIATION

    St Peter’s: Individual: 5.00 pm Saturday evening

    Little Flower: Individual: 5.00 pm Saturday evening

    PARISH BAPTISMS

    St Peter’s 10.30am 1st & 2nd Saturdays of each month

    Little Flower 10.30am 3rd Saturday of each month

    SCRIPTURE OF THE WEEK

    This Sunday - Sixth Sunday of Easter ( Yr C)

    Acts 15:1-2,22-29; Apoc 21:10-14,22-23; John 14:23-29

    Weekday Readings:

    Monday Acts 16:11-15; John 15:26-16:4

    Tuesday Acts 16:22-34; John 16:5-11

    Wednesday Acts 17:15,22-18:1; John 16:12-15

    Thursday Acts 18:1-8; John 16:16-20

    Friday Feast of The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Zeph 3:14-18; Luke 1:39-56

    Saturday St Justin Acts 18:23-28; John 16:23-28

    Next Sunday - Ascension of the lord (Yr C)

    Acts 1:1-11; Eph 1:17-23; Luke 24:46-53

    Response:

    O God, let all nations praise you!

    Gospel Acclamation:

    Alleluia, Alleluia! All who love me will

    keep my words, and my Father will love

    them and will come to them. Alleluia!

    News from St Peter’s

    SUNDAY

    6.00 pm Mass of the Sixth Sunday of Easter (Church) 7.00 am Mass of the Sixth Sunday of Easter (Church)

    8.30 am Mass of the Sixth Sunday of Easter (Beachmere)

    10.00 am Mass of the Sixth Sunday of Easter (Church)

    12.00 pm Filipino Mass (Church)

    5.30 pm Mass of the Sixth Sunday of Easter (Church)

    MONDAY 9.00 am Mass (Church)

    12.30 pm 20 Decade Rosary (Church)

    TUESDAY

    WEDNESDAY 9.30am Anointing Mass (Church)

    THURSDAY

    10.00 am Mothers’ Prayer Group (Parish Centre Meeting Room)

    10.00 am El Shaddai 21 Hayes St. Ph. Susie 0404 844 395.

    FRIDAY

    7.45 am Mass (St Columbans’)

    9.30 - 11.30am Craft Group (Meeting Room)

    SATURDAY

    5.00 pm Individual Reconciliation

    6.00 pm Mass of the Ascension of the Lord (Church)

    ST PETER’S ANOINTING MASS

    This Wednesday, we will have our usual monthly Anointing Mass at 9.30am at St Peter’s Church. Please join us to find healing &

    strength through this special sacrament of the Church. Afterwards please join the hospitality ladies for a cuppa on the veranda of the

    Parish Office.

    *************

    News from Little Flower

    SUNDAY

    8.30am Mass of the Sixth Sunday of Easter (Church)

    MONDAY

    TUESDAY

    9.00 am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (Church)

    6.00 pm Mass (Church)

    WEDNESDAY 9.00 am Communion Liturgy (Church)

    9.30 am Christian Meditation (Our House) 3.30 pm Bible Study Group Frederic Ozanam Centre

    5.30 pm Men’s Choir Practice (New Men’s voices welcome) (Church)

    6.00 pm L’Fec Meeting (Our House)

    THURSDAY

    9.15 am Mass (Church)

    FRIDAY

    9.00 am Mass (Church)

    SATURDAY 5.00 pm Individual Reconciliation (Church)

    6.00 pm Mass of the Ascension of the Lord (Church)

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    MEETINGS & GATHERINGS

    MEETINGS & GATHERINGS Our Schools

    St Peter’s Primary School

    30 Beerburrum Road, Caboolture. Ph: 5495 2266 http://www.stpeterscaboolture.qld.edu.au

    St Columban’s College

    100 McKean Street, Caboolture. Ph: 5495 3111. https://stc.moretonbay.com.au

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    Please Remember In Your Prayers Those Who Have Died Recently

    Trevor Hammond, Sophia Vilanowska, Leslie Anderson, Steve

    Sims, Len Harrison, Patricia Piddington, Dell Harvey, Jim Hickey.

    Anniversaries of Those Who Have Died

    James Romer, Catherine Aitchison, Ted Cleary, John O’Reilly,

    John Waite, Patricia Jones, Michael Ford, Beatrix Brady,

    Carmel Bellamy, William Jamieson, Jim Mulcahy,

    Michael Czajkowski, Fr Basil Meaney, James Hardy,

    Dolly McNulty, Fr Terry Punzell, Helen Langley, Peter Gough,

    Millie Dance.

    Our Sick Sherlita Arcabo, John Abel, Michelle Akers, Lauris Branch,

    Peter Brown, Connie Ciantar, Calvin Bartlett, Ron Criss,

    Eileen Connell, Maria Del Rosso, Bernie Daly,

    Mary & Les Dillon, Mary Dillon, Peter Dillon,

    Cathleen Dooley, Hank Damen, Catherine Ferguson,

    Pedro Fructuoso, Beth Falealili, Lisa Griffiths, Iliya & Edyn

    Gale, Susan Genery, Laurie Holdsworth, Jean Hall, Nicole

    Harvey, Chris Hoogwaerts, Eileen Hangan, Colleen Hegarty,

    Lionel Henschell, Alison Jones, Brendan Kelly, Gill Leach,

    Bob Lewis, Colin Mitchell, Tina Maccarone, Lourdes

    Mercader, Eva Mendoza, Soriano Otaza, Lucy & Jinny

    Powell, Alison Peall, Pedro Sanchez, Emily Spina, Gudelia

    Roque, Brenda Rennie, Dianne Radson, Gene Rosenblatt,

    Janina Sawaryn, Bernie Sheppard, Robyn Tremble, Les Teys,

    Betty Towell, Amanda Thacker, Patricia Twinchek, Marie

    Woodbridge, Una Withers, Judy Williamson, Terry Walsh. …………………………………….

    PARISH COLLECTIONS: Across the Parish your gifting this week was - $5811.80

    Thank you for the continued support of your Parish.

    …………………………………….

    Woolworths Earn & Learn

    Thank you to all who have been collecting the

    Woolworths Earn & Learn stickers for our school.

    Please keep them coming! They can be left at the

    school or the Parish office.

    Congratulations to Matilda Layla Pont

    who will be welcomed into the Church through Baptism at St Peter’s Church, this Saturday

    National Sorry Day - Sunday 26th May

    The Catholic Bishops’ Committee for Aboriginal

    and Torres Strait Island People, together with their

    key advisory group N.A.T.I.S.I.C.C., look to the

    celebration of National Sorry Day and the National

    Week of Reconciliation as an opportunity for all

    Australians to commit themselves to human rights

    and the key principles that will ensure justice for

    the indigenous people of Australia.

    Filipino Mass & Fellowship This Sunday our Filipino Community gather for

    their Mass & Fellowship, they would love to have

    you join them. Mass begins at 12pm at St Peter’s.

    National Volunteers Week

    As this week of recognition for volunteers across the

    Country wraps up, again we say thank you to all our

    volunteers, you do a great job! We do have sheets at

    the rear of the church which will be collected after

    this weekend Masses for new ministers. If you are

    new or want to change ministries please put your

    names on them and the Office will contact you.

    Archdiocesan Prevention and Protection Policy

    The Archdiocese of Brisbane holds that children, young

    people and vulnerable adults are a gift from God with an

    intrinsic right to dignity of life, respect and security from

    physical and emotional harm. They are to be treasured,

    nurtured and safeguarded by all.

    Safeguarding Is Everyone’s Responsibility

    Parish Office Contact Information

    www.cabooltureparish.org.au.

    Parish Priest: Fr David Pascoe 0414 675 356

    [email protected]

    Associate Pastor: Fr Lucius Edomobi 0451 570 990

    [email protected]

    Parish Secretary: Sharron Macrae [email protected]

    Finance Officer: Kath Rawlinson [email protected]

    Safeguarding Officer: Sharron Macrae

    Staff Meeting - Wednesday 8.30am - 9.00am

    Caboolture Parish is part of the Northern Rivers Deanery

    Disclaimer: The opinions of the advertisers on the rear

    of the newsletter do not necessarily represent the views

    of the Caboolture Catholic Parish, its Clergy or Staff.

    http://www.cabooltureparish.org.au