Dear Parishioners,

1. Tribalism It is part of Christian doctrine that only Christians can be saved. No one comes to the Father except by Christ (Jn 14:6). This is a view that can encourage tribalism. In the Gospel Reading, the apostles see someone who is not among the group of Christ’s disciples but who is casting out demons in the name of Christ anyway. When the apostles see the man who is doing a miracle in Christ’s name, they tell him to stop it. As the apostles look at it, unless a person is a member of their group, their tribe, he is an outsider; and, as an outsider, he is not among the saved. In the view of the apostles, that is why there is something wrong about that outsider’s using God’s power to do miracles. In response, Jesus defends the outsider and rebukes the tribalism of his apostles. “Whoever is not against us is for us,” he tells the disciples. The outsider has not joined the disciples, and he doesn’t know the doctrines or customs the apostles are learning. But, in the view of Jesus, he is still one of his own. So it is true that no one comes to the Father except by Christ. But this requirement makes Christ the one necessary and sufficient condition for salvation. It doesn’t say anything about any of other tribal ways by which members of a group usually identify themselves. As Christ sees that outsider, he meets the one requisite condition for salvation: he is for Christ. And so, for Christ, that outsider counts as one of those who come to the Father by Christ, even if he is not an official member of Christ’s disciples. But then, you might say, who doesn’t count as one of Christ’s own? Who actually is against Christ? In effect, Christ answers these questions by giving an example of a group destined for perdition. It is the group of those who draw children away from the Lord or who make the vulnerable and helpless worse than they otherwise would be. Those in that group would be better off being dropped into the sea with millstones around their necks, Christ says. So here is what we need to remember. Even Judas was a member of the official tribe of Christ’s disciples; but in the end Judas was not one of Christ’s own. Real membership in the group of those who are Christ’s own depends on being for Christ, and for those he loves. 2. First Holy Communion We welcome Siena La Macchia to the Lords Table at the 10am Mass this weekend as she celebrates her First Holy Communion.

ALL HALLOWS’ PARISH CHURCH

2 Halley Street FIVE DOCK 2046

Parish Priest: Fr Greg McGregor

Associate Pastors: Fr Salas Muttathukattil MSFS

Secretary: Elena Di Perna

Presbytery: Monday: Closed Tues - Fri: 8.30am - 3.30pm Closed for lunch 12.30-1.30 pm

Phone: 9713 7960 Fax: 9713 5172

Email: parishallhallows@gmail.com

Web: www.allhallows.org.au All Hallows’ Parish School

Principal: Mrs Helen Elliott

Phone: 9713 4469 Fax: 9712 5184

Email: info@ahpsfivedock.catholic.edu.au

Web: www.ahpsfivedock.catholic.edu.au

Sacramental Life

Eucharist: Saturday - 9.00am & 5.30pm Vigil Sunday - 8.30am Sunday - 10am Children’s Liturgy

Sunday - 6.00pm Youth Mass Monday - 9.00am Tues - Wed - 8.00am Thurs - Fri - 9.00am Lauds (morning prayer) is prayed 20 minutes before morning mass daily. All Welcome. Reconciliation: Saturday

9.30 - 10am & 4.45 - 5.15pm Anointing: First Friday of the month at 9am mass. (except January). Sick Calls: Any time - day/night. Funeral Masses: In co-operation with Funeral Directors. Exposition: Third Thursday of every month after Mass.

27th September 2015 - Year B

26th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME

Celebrating FAITH, LIFE and LOVE in COMMUNITY.

3. Rose Gallagher Project With our event only 2 weeks away we are finalising numbers. It would be greatly appreciated if you could contact the parish office to organise payment of tickets at your earliest convenience. If you would like to attend but have not expressed your interested as yet the ladies from the CWL will be selling tickets after Masses this weekend. 4. Healing Mass Healing Mass will be celebrated on Friday 2nd October at the 9am Mass. If you or a friend are in need of a blessing please come along. 5. Madonna Della Strata Mass for the Madonna della Strata (Our Lady of the Way) will be celebrated here at All Hallows on 18th October at 11.30am followed by a procession and then the congregation will enjoy lunch at the Mediterranean House. For more information please call Irma 9958 2945 6. Sacrament of Reconciliation Applications for the Sacrament of Reconciliation will be available from 3rd October at all Masses Reconciliation will be celebrated on 21st and 28th November. Please forward any enquiries to the parish office on 9713 7960 Please note the Parent information evening will be held on 13th October in the church at 7pm 7. Musical Afternoon Accordion Society of Australia are holding a concert at 2 p.m. on Sunday 27th September in the Hall. Entry will be by Donation and all proceeds going to St Vincent de Paul Society. Come along and be entertained by these musicians and enjoy the Musical afternoon. HSC Students Please keep in mind our Year 12 students preparing for their HSC exams. Please keep these students in your prayers in this very stressful and anxious time for them and their parents. God Bless Fr. Greg

AT ROSE'S

GALA

EVENT

A fabulous evening of dance,

good music, auctions, challenges

and great prizes.

Canapés and drinks on arrival.

3 course meal including wine, beer & soft drinks

Friday 9th October

Mediterranean House

65-67 Ramsay Road, Five Dock

Dress:1920's or Cocktail attire

6:30pm sharp!

Tickets on Sale after Mass or

through the Parish Office

Tickets $100pp

Proudly sponsored by:

Rotary Club of Five Dock &

Canada Bay Club

Proceeds to the Rose Gallagher Project

At Rose's Gala Event Raffle

Tickets $10 each

Proceeds will go to the

Rose Gallagher Project

for at risk and homeless youth

First Prize: Total Prize Value $655

Second Prize: Total Prize Value $347

Third Prize: Total Prize Value $259

Fourth Prize: Total Prize Value $135

Fifth Prize: Total Prize Value $109

Nearly $2000 worth of prizes to be won!

WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED

In your love and concern, please pray for:-

Recently Deceased: Peter Gallagher Anniversaries: Domenico Ruggiero, Bob Acquaro, Bartolo Natoli, Salvatore & Tanino La Cava, Luigi & Angela Ciaglia Also for: Julie Rando, Max Caldwell, Elisa Longobardo, Pasquale & Caterina Polistina, Maria Vuchich,

For the following ill members of our community:- Dominic Polito, Carlo Zuccorononno, Lucia La Cava,

Giuseppe Princi, Joyce Kelly, Emilia Bocconi, Tom Fonti, Natalina Denaro,

Brian Gallagher, Crochetta Valenti, Vanessa Lane, Muriel Daly, Margaret Gleeson, Mary Johnson,

Mary Longrell, Carmen Gallagher, Benilda Buenafe, Lorenzo Mioli, Antonietta Ciaglia, Tomas Laming, Ida Bova, Amelia Casarotto, Madelina Michael, Monica Moschella, Marcello Cheles, Brian Lees.

(Names will remain on list for 1 month unless notified.)

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BAPTISMS We welcome

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who were baptised into our parish family

of All Hallows recently.

May God bless them and their parents

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HEALING MASS -

Friday 2nd October 2015

St Therese’s Church, 15 Garrong Rd,

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Rosary: 7pm, Reconciliation 7-8pm,

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International Praise & Worship Prayer Conference Saturday 17 October 2pm - 4pm

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Heart Women’s Conference 16-17 October 2015

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The Francis Effect II Praised Be You

You are invited to be a part of a dialogue on how to incorporate Pope Francis’

vision and challenge into our every day life.

Tuesday October 27, 2015 8.30am—4.00pm

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Rose Gallagher's Legacy Beacon of Hope for Homeless & At Risk Youth Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese, 23 Sep 2015

Without emotional, financial and social support teenagers leaving out of home care are at risk and may become homeless.

For most young people an 18th birthday is cause for celebration as they leave school behind and embark on life as an adult full of dreams and hopes for the future. But for many of the 3,248 children in out-of-home-care across NSW reaching 18 can be deeply distressing. No longer the responsibility of the State, they can frequently find themselves literally on their own with little money, no job and in most cases, without the backup of family and a network of friends.

Every 18 year old needs some form of help, guidance and encouragement as they transition from childhood to adulthood. But 18-year-olds who have been in out-of-home care and in all probability have experienced extreme hardships including abuse, poverty, trauma and family separation and are particularly vulnerable and at high risk of homelessness.

Fortunately the generosity and far sightedness of the late 91-year-old Rose Gallagher, an active member of All Hallows Parish for over 80 years, is helping change the lives of young people leaving the foster care system. On her death in 2008, Rose bequeathed her estate to help young people at risk of homelessness and in particular those who having suffered traumatic childhood experiences which resulted in their placement out-of-home care, and left them ill-equipped emotionally and financially to be able to support themselves and begin living independently.

CatholicCare CEO Bernard Boerma with Executor of Rose's Estate, Anne McReynolds at opening of newly completed Rose Gallagher cottages "Youth leaving foster care face unique challenges which often go unnoticed," says Bernard Boerma, CEO of CatholicCare Sydney.

On what had been Rose's home at Five Dock for so many years and on land jointly owned with Molly, her sister, two pur-pose-built three-bedroom cottages to provide young people at risk with transitional accommodation and support has been built by CatholicCare. This construction of the two houses which will be known as Rose's Cottage and Molly's Cottage was made possible by a Capital Grant from the Department of Family and Services, another generous grant from the Property Industry Foundation and the many gifts and donations from those at All Hallows Parish who knew and loved Rose. Many who may not have known Rose personally but who have been inspired by her bequest and her lifelong dedication to helping young people, also made significant contributions.

But the big hearted generosity of parishioners at All Hallows doesn't stop there. On 9 October, the parish Community and the local CWL are holding a Rose's Gala Night where they hope to raise the $50,000 needed to pay for fittings and furniture.

"We want to do all we can to help realise Rose's dream," says Rosetta Pozzer, President of the CWL Five Dock Branch. CatholicCare programs help teenagers at risk find new hope and a future Galvanised by Rosetta and Anne McReynolds, a longtime friend of Rose Gallagher and the executor of her estate, a committee to organise the Rose's Gala Night was formed. "Rose's legacy will be on going and here at All Hallows we want to help in any way we can," says Rosetta. She admits however that planning a grand fundraising evening with a target figure of $50,000 was not something either the CWL branch or the Parish had done before.

"We're used to organising raffles and small prizes but this event is much bigger and we realised we needed to approach spon-sors and big business so we co-opted members of the Parish experienced in this sort of thing to our committee," she says.

CatholicCare CEO Bernard Boerma will be among the guests at the Gala night. Also there will be John Sidotti, NSW MP for Drummoyne which includes Five Dock, the Mayor of the City of Canada Bay, Angelo Tsirekas and All Hallows Parish Priest, Father Greg McGregor. Mike Bailey, Executive Assistant to the Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Sydney, and for-merly well known Sydney-based television presenter, will MC the event.

"Having the two cottages will definitely transform lives," says Morgan Childers, Manager of Youth Accommodation and sup-port for CatholicCare Sydney. Called the Rose Gallagher Project by the agency, and managed and operated under Catholic-Care's highly regarded ALIVE program (Adolescents Living Independently Via Empowerment), the six young people who should be moved in and living in the two cottages by early next month, will live there independently.

But each will have their own CatholicCare case manager who will help mentor and guide them, support them emotionally, and encourage them to join classes provided by the agency to improve numeracy and literacy, as well as help develop life-skills such as managing finances, cooking, shopping on a budget together with the importance of good nutrition and health.

"We will also help them with vocational training and job skills and where possible help them rebuild relationships with their families. We will also help with assisting them in developing a good support network and importantly, help them to build their confidence and self esteem," Morgan says. She also stressed that each young person in the ALIVE program receives individual one-to-one support. "No two cases are alike and each needs a personalised approach," she says.

It is expected that those staying at Rose's Cottage or Molly's Cottage will need around 18 months to develop the confidence and skills to create a future for themselves and begin a new life as an adult within the wider community.

To attend Rose's Gala Event or to donate to the Rose Gallagher Project contact Elena at All Hallows Parish Office, Five Dock by calling 97137960 or visit the parish website at http://allhallows.org.au

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In Remembrance

Centenary of the Armenian Genocide

1915-2015

Invites you to an ecumenical service

of prayer and remembrance

for the Christians of the Armenian Genocide,

and for persecuted Christians of our own time.

Homily by His Grace Bishop Haigazoun Najarian

Primate, Diocese of the Armenian Church of

Australia and New Zealand

7pm, Tuesday 13 October 2015

Our Lady of Dolours Catholic Church,

94 Archer Street, Chatswood

Light supper will be served after the service

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BRIGHT THERAPIES MEDITATION

WEDNESDAY CLASS 6-7 PM

LOCATION: SENIOR CITIZENS HALL

422 LYONS RD FIVE DOCK

COST $10

Medita�on allows you the �me to give your body and mind a

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Thinking about the priesthood? Archbishop Anthony Fisher, OP invites you to an enjoyable and informative evening and an

opportunity to talk about the priesthood. During the night the Archbishop will share his testimony

and answer all your questions about this vocation.

When: Tuesday, 6th October

Where: St Mary Cathedral’s House Registrations are essential:

vocations@sydneycatholic.org RSVP: Wednesday, 30th September

Nostra Aetate 50th Anniversary

The Past, Present and Future of the Christian-Jewish Relationship Wednesday 28 October 2015 Day Sessions 11.00 - 4.15pm Keynote Presentation 7.00pm

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Time for Us – A weekend for Young

Couples and Families – Friday 16th to

Sunday 18th October

On-going formation and development is necessary in many aspects of our lives. Do we apply this to our marriage and family? Are we journeying with other families? ‘Time for us’ is an initiative of the Interna-tional Schoenstatt Movement that allows young couples and families to share faith, life and experiences which foster a more dynamic way of living in a tranquil atmos-phere. We invite you to join us for this wonderful and unique opportunity! Investment: $250 per couple, $50 per child 3+ yrs and free for children under 3 (includes all meals, linen, activities & ac-commodation). Sponsorships are available. Includes: Input and discussion time for couples, Quality family time and games, Fellowship with other families, Programme for children and baby-sitting, Prayer, re-flection and Holy Mass, Families have indi-vidual rooms with ensuites. Registration Essential as there are limited places email: info@schoenstatt.org.au or 02 4773 8338.

Weekend retreat: Becoming Fully Alive – a prayerful journey with St Teresa of Avila.

Presenter: Dr Richard Hardy Where: Mt Carmel Retreat Centre, 247 St Andrews

Road, Varroville, NSW, 2566 When: October 9 – 11

Cost: $220 (concessions apply)

Day retreat: To Emmaus and Back Exploring the Emmaus story as a guide for catechesis

and evangelisation. Presenter: Mr Darren McDowell

When: October 10 Cost: $20

Bookings for this retreat are essential. Please either call: 8795 3400, or email: retreats@carmelite.com

Weekend retreat: Icon Painting

Presenter: Anna Prifti Come and write your Byzantine inspired icon on a re-

laxed weekend retreat. When: October 16-18

Cost: $570 (concessions apply)

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WHAT’S ON IN OUR PARISH?

Catholic Women’s League Five Dock

3rd Friday of month 11.00am in Parish Hall For more information please contact

Rosetta on 9712 3076

Accordion Society of Australia Practice every Monday night from 7pm to

9pm in the parish hall. All Accordion Players welcome

For more information please contact Sylvia Granturco on 0422 936612

Bingo/Tombola 1st Friday of month in the parish hall at

10.00am. All profits to charity

Inner Wheel Club - Balmain Group 1st Tuesday of month 6.30pm - 9pm in Hall

St Vincent de Paul Society Meetings held each 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month at 6.30pm in the meeting room

connected to the garage. Contact Gerry Modini on 0418 966 247

Italian Prayer Group Tuesday - 1 pm in Parish Hall

Messa Italiana ogni ultimo martedi del mese Enquiries: M. Mureddu 9712 2394

Playgroup 9.30am -11.30am in Parish Hall

(not during school holidays) Wednesday - Antonella 0417 068 323

Choir Practice All welcome to choir practice in the Church

7.30pm every Monday. Ring Maria on 9713 7310

Italian Choir Group Tuesday -12.30 pm in the Church

Family Mass Choir Practice Wednesday 7.45pm in Church. All welcome!

Italian Prayer Group - Thursday In Chiesa, ogni settimana dopo la messa

delle nove (9). Ogni terzo Giovedi del mese l’intenzione è per il Gruppo di Preghiera di Riparazione Eucaristica. Siete tutti benve-nuti! Per informazioni: Lucia 9713 1800

HOME VISITS: P. Moschella, J. Heffernan, P. Pavan

NURSING HOMES:

Visit 1 October - Parkview : no visit

Visit 2 October - Russell Lea: no visit

COUNTERS: Group 2 TRANSPORT: Maria, Tony, Miranda, Tony

PIETY STALL: Mary C

ALTAR SOCIETY: Lorraine F, Lorraine C, Enza, Vicki, Melissa

CHILDRENS LITURGY: School holidays

Sunday 27th September 2015 - 26th SUNDAY in ORDINAY T IME

READINGS: Num 11:25-29; James 5:1–6; Mk 9:38-43, 45, 47-48

SATURDAY 5.30pm

SUNDAY 8.30am

SUNDAY 10am

SUNDAY 6.00pm Youth Mass

READERS

R. Pollifrone C. Natoli T. McCabe M. Piccolo

R/A. Kirby H. Chow K. Hextell D. Triulcio

L. Ebbs R. Salvato P. Gambino

Intro & P/F: Jill M Ist: Hugh McM Psalm: Bella McD 2nd: Isabella P

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION

T. Coghlan K. Smyth M. Virtu M. Tomasello D. Grippi G. Bonaddio J. Bonaddio

J. Heffernan Ma. Chesworth R. Compantangelo M. Piccolo P. Moschella R. Liberatore G. Favotto

P. Pavan C. Petrucco N. Ancona S. Carbone N. Valeo B. Pinto L. Moliterno

M. Di Bella A. Di Bella N. Lazzaro C. Modini M. Carrick

ALTAR SERVERS

Group 6 Group 2 Group 4 Group 4

NEXT WEEK Sunday 4th October 2015 - 27th SUNDAY in ORDINAY TIME

READINGS: Gen 2:18-24; Heb 2:9–11; Mk 10:2-16

SATURDAY 5.30pm

SUNDAY 8.30am

SUNDAY 10am

SUNDAY 6.00pm Youth Mass

READERS

C. O’Grady D. Tomasello V. Simms G. Picone

L. La Cava A. Fabro G. Giliberti J. Pappalardo

Family Mass Intro & P/F: Antonia C Ist: James C Psalm: Rebecca C 2nd: Emily C

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION

V. Radice R. Glover B. Pratell S. walsh Z. Di Bella R. Pozzer A. Fabro

J. Pappalardo M. Mureddu L. La Cava MJ Megna M. Megna R. Pietrbon J. Livolsi

D. Scelzi L. Scelzi F. Mercuri M. Pignone M. Caldareri A. Caldareri A. Roberts

A. Zol A. Kirby C. Alexakis Chris M M. Zol

ALTAR SERVERS

Group 7 Group 1 Group 5 Group 1

HOME VISITS: J. Livolsi, J. Pappalardo, D & L Scelzi

NURSING HOMES:

Visit 8 October - Parkview : Claudette & Leila

Visit 9 October - Russell Lea: Antonia & Rosie

COUNTERS: Group 3 TRANSPORT: Robyn, Rosy, Tony

PIETY STALL: Wendy V, Eleanor C, Pina P

ALTAR SOCIETY: Rosy, Geraldine, Cris, Liz, Simone

CHILDRENS LITURGY: School holidays