OFFICE HOURS

Monday 12pm - 3.30pm Tue-Friday 9.00am-3.30pm

First Reading: 1 Kgs 19:9.11-13 A reading from the first book of the Kings

Go out and stand on the mountain before the Lord God.

When Elijah reached Horeb, the mountain of God, he went into the cave and spent the night in it. Then he was told, ‘Go out and stand on the mountain before the Lord.’ Then the Lord himself went by. There came a mighty wind, so strong it tore the mountains and shattered the rocks before the Lord. But the Lord was not in the wind. After the wind came an earthquake. But the Lord was not in the earthquake. After the earthquake came a fire. But the Lord was not in the fire. And after the fire there came the sound of a gentle breeze. And when Elijah heard this, he covered his face with his cloak and went out and stood at the entrance of the cave.

Responsorial Psalm: Ps 84:9-14. R. v.8

(R.) Lord, show us your mercy and love, and grant us your salvation.

1. I will hear what the Lord God has to say, a voice that speaks of peace. His help is near for those who fear him and his glory will dwell in our land. (R.) 2. Mercy and faithfulness have met; justice and peace have embraced. Faithfulness shall spring from the earth and justice look down from heaven. (R.) 3. The Lord will make us prosper and our earth shall yield its fruit. Justice shall march before him and peace shall follow his steps. (R.)

Second Reading: Rom 9:1-5 A reading from the letter of St Paul to the Romans

I would willingly be condemned if it could help my people.

What I want to say is no pretence; I say it in union with Christ – it is the truth – my conscience in union with the Holy Spirit assures me of it too. What I want to say is this: my sorrow is so great, my mental anguish so endless, I would willingly be condemned and be cut off from Christ if it could help my brothers of Israel, my own flesh and blood. They were adopted as sons, they were given the glory and the covenants; the Law and the ritual were drawn up for them, and the promises were made to them. They are descended from the patriarchs and from their flesh and blood came Christ who is above all, God for ever blessed! Amen.

Gospel Acclamation : Lk 19:38

Alleluia, alleluia! I hope in the Lord, I trust in his word. Alleluia!

Gospel: Mt 14:22-33 A reading from the holy Gospel according to Matthew

Command me to come to you over the water.

Jesus made the disciples get into the boat and go on ahead to the other side while he would send the crowds away. After sending the crowds away he went up into the hills by himself to pray. When even-ing came, he was there alone, while the boat, by now far out on the lake, was battling with a heavy sea, for there was a head-wind. In the fourth watch of the night he went towards them, walking on the lake, and when the disciples saw him walking on the lake they were terrified. ‘It is a ghost’ they said, and cried out in fear. But at once Jesus called out to them, saying, ‘Courage! It is I! Do not be afraid.’ It was Peter who answered. ‘Lord,’ he said ‘if it is you, tell me to come to you across the water.’ ‘Come’ said Jesus. Then Peter got out of the boat and started walking towards Jesus across the water, but as soon as he felt the force of the wind, he took fright and began to sink. ‘Lord! Save me!’ he cried. Jesus put out his hand at once and held him. ‘Man of little faith,’ he said ‘why did you doubt?’ And as they got into the boat the wind dropped. The men in the boat bowed down before him and said, ‘Truly, you are the Son of God.’

THE GOSPEL OF THE LORD

PARISH TEAM Parish Priest Fr Brendan Hogan

Assistant Priest Fr Isuru Weliwatte

Pastoral Associate Emily D’Sylva

Secretary/ Safeguarding Officer Suzie Schumacher

Administrative Assistant Cimolina Nigli

Sacrament Coordinator Vimi Pinto

Youth Ministers Gloria Aupito Iuliano Hanson Wilson

Business Manager Nicole Newport-Ryan

PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL Douglas Rodrigues, Ian Gozmao, Cecille Wheare, Kathleen Dauguet, Mary Her-bert, Alston Soff, Clyde Netto, Dean Everard, John Lourens, Max Bennett.

WEEKEND MASSES Saturday…….…..….. 6.00pm Sunday………..….….. 7.30am Sunday………..….….. 9.00am Sunday..…….…..…..11.00am Sunday…….…..…….. 6.00pm

WEEKDAY LITURGY / MASSES Tuesday ………….....…. 7.30pm Wednesday….......... 9.15am Thursday………….…... 9.15am Friday...................... 9.15am Saturday.................. 9.15am

MALAYALAM MASS 3rd Sunday of the month at

4.00pm Saturday Reconciliation

9.45am - 10.45am SINHALA MASS

4th Sunday of the month at 3.30pm

CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER GROUP

1st & 3rd Saturday 11.00am - 12.00 noon

ROSARY Every Tuesday at 6.30pm DIVINE MERCY NOVENA

Every 3rd Sunday 2.00pm - 3.15pm

DEVOTION TO OUR LADY OF GOOD HEALTH

Every Tuesday at 7.00pm

BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES & FUNERALS . PLEASE CONTACT

THE PARISH OFFICE 9704 7935.

FOR EMERGENCY SICK CALLS ONLY PLEASE RING THE

PRESBYTERY ON 9704 7946.

FOR ALL OTHER MATTERS CON-TACT THE OFFICE DURING

496 Princes Highway, Narre Warren - Diocese of Sale

03-9704 7935 olhc@olhc.org.au www.olhc.org.au

WELCOME TO OUR CHILD SAFE PARISH OF OUR LADY HELP OF CHRISTIANS, where we are committed to the safety, well-being and dignity of all children, young people and vulnerable adults. We take our moral and legal obligations seriously and commit to a zero tolerance of all forms of abuse. For any concerns, please contact the Parish Safeguarding Officer;

Suzie Schumacher on 97047935 or olhc@olhc.org.au

NINETEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME YEAR A

FEAST OF ST MARY MACKILLOP - Sunday 09 August 2020

PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL

Priest: God’s help is near for those who fear him. Let us draw near to God who seeks us with outstretched hands.

Reader: That the Church will remain faithful in times of doubt and fear.

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In your mercy:

All: Lord, hear our prayer.

Reader: We pray for those injured in the massive explosion in Beirut in Lebanon, that they will receive adequate assistance. We especially remember those killed in the blast that God grants them eternal rest and that their families be comforted during this difficult time.

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In your mercy:

All: Lord, hear our prayer.

Reader: We pray for the intercession of St Mary of the Cross Mackillop, that all Australians will be encouraged by her trust in the providence of God and her extraordinary commitment to the poor. We also pray that the Sisters of St. Joseph may be richly blessed as they continue the work begun by Mary Mackillop.

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In your mercy:

All: Lord, hear our prayer.

Reader: That nations and communities find respectful ways to deal with the scourge of racism.

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In your mercy:

All: Lord, hear our prayer.

Reader: We pray that every person in Australia, especially in our state Victoria, will follow the advice of our health leaders during this COVID-19 pandemic and not be a danger to themselves or to others.

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In your mercy:

All: Lord, hear our prayer.

Reader: That this community will be ready to place their trust in the faithful who are shy or unassertive.

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In your mercy:

All: Lord, hear our prayer.

Reader: That those who have died will be gathered into God’s arms including those listed in our parish bulletin.

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In your mercy:

All: Lord, hear our prayer.

Priest: Faithful God, your outstretched hand commands the forces of your creation and calms the savage sea. Accept these prayers we offer today and walk beside us through every storm until we come to rest in you. We ask this in Jesus’ name.

All: Amen.

Mary Mackillop Primary School celebrates 25 years of 'Inspiring Hearts and Minds'

Being a Mary MacKillop School leader has given me exciting opportunities that will make my last year in school a memorable one. Together with other leaders, we are as-signed with touring families around the classrooms and other facilities the school has to offer to help them decide if they want to enrol their kids. Assisting other students in any way possible is also part of my job; I particularly have to be a role model to young-er students by wearing my uniform correctly, practising manners and decent behav-iour. Beating stage fright and shyness is so far one of the best positive effects this posi-tion has instilled in me. Speaking in front of large crowds is now an enjoyable thing to do. Overall, being a school leader has brought me out of my comfort zone and has made me a better person. Djourney – 2020 School Leader

As part of my role as School Leader at MMPS, I have done many tours to welcome children and families to our school and to welcome them into our community and to help them get a feel of our school. Mary MacKillop always stayed positive and patient and with her ways we all try to show the school values by be-ing responsible on the playground, a problem solver when a problem needs to be solved, respectful to oth-ers in every way possible, courageous when we need to stand up for others and to be compassionate towards our work to achieve the best. Holly – 2020 School Leader

Mary MacKillop was Australia's first saint. She migrated to Australia with her Scottish family in 1838. When she was 25 years old she founded many catholic schools all over Australia for children, especially the poor and homeless who could not afford school fees. In 1866 Father Tenison and Mary MacKillop founded the sisters of St Joseph who taught many children all over Australia about our Catholic religion. Keanna – 2020 Faith Leader

Mary MacKillop was an Australian nun who is known for all the good she did to help the poor. She founded a school in 1866, for all the poor children who could-n't afford to get a good education. In the beginning, Mary MacKillop had 50 chil-dren attending her school. As time went on, more women helped to teach the children and by 1871 she had 130 teachers across 40 schools teaching poor chil-dren. In 2010 she became the first saint in Australia. Brenton – 2020 Faith Leader

The LOGO’s used in the parish bulletin were designed by students, these designs were the winners of a competition which the school ran at the beginning of the year

25 years of Catholic Education at Mary Mackillop Primary School in OLHC Parish

It is with great pleasure that I take this opportunity to write some words about Mary Mackillop Primary School. I first need to say that no amount of words can do justice to the ministry of education that has taken place at Mary Mackillop over 25 years. It is also impossible to single people out. The school community that we have appreciated over 25 years is the fruit of a com-munity of people who have been focused and committed to the mission entrusted to us by Jesus. The fact that Mary Mackillop celebrates 25 years and Our Lady Help of Christians Parish celebrate its 40 th anniversary is a source of deep gratitude. Jesus greatest commandment to love self, others and God has been a source of inspiration for us as we have developed and created a wonderful family – a school community whose goal is to inspire hearts and minds. Jesus when entrusted with fulfilling his father’s mission made a priority of training leaders to continue his Father’s mission. He provided his disciple with the tools to help carry out their work with courage and conviction. The Holy Spirit working in the disciples is working in us and will not let us down, in fact nothing can separate us from the love of God. As we take these days to look back over 25 years of education and service, we have much to be proud of. In the parable of the talents the master praises the servant for increasing the gifts that he had been given. Well done good and faithful serv-ant. Jesus is also saying to us well done good and faithful school community. We need to hear those words again, “well done good and faithful servants.” But like all missions our work is ongoing. We cannot rest up and say we have done enough. The road ahead is challenging and will be full of wonderful surprises. Mary Mackillop is a wonderful saint a true blue Aussie she had a mind and heart for the battler those who were facing hardship. “There where you are you will find God”, these won-derful words of Mary Mackillop are a strong reminder that Jesus will never leave us alone. Congratulations Mary Mackillop

Primary School. Together we rejoice in God’s gift to our community. Fr Brendan

BIBLE STUDY- After studying “The Book of Genesis” Lesson 1 to 15 in Term 1 & 2, the Bible Study Group will re-commence

online from the 13th July 2020 to continue with Lesson 16 to 30 for Term 3 & 4. This will continue online on Monday eve-

nings from 7.30pm to 9.00pm. We encourage all of you to join us and share in this fantastic opportunity to study the Bible

for yourself, discuss what you have learned with people in your group, listen as a trained leader gives a talk from the lesson,

and grow in fellowship with each other. We encourage those interested to contact us on olhcbiblestudy@gmail.com or call

Ian-0421429812 or Vea-0422681456.

PARISH SACRAMENT PROGRAM - In keeping with the recent restrictions set by the state government with regard to the Covid-19 pandemic, the parish has decided to suspend the Parish Sacrament preparation program temporarily. For those families who have already enrolled for the Sacrament of Reconciliation this year, the parish and the schools are working on the best possible way to organise the 'Parent and child workshops' after the 6 weeks of restrictions have eased. You will be notified of our decision through the parish bulletin and the school newsletter. For those families who have expressed their interest in enrolling for the Sacrament of Confirmation, we wish to inform you that we have decided to suspend the enroll-ment process for now and will put together a plan of action after the lock down restrictions have eased. As advised earlier, the preparation for the Sacrament of First Eucharist is postponed to 2021.

FRIDAY PRAYER MEETING: ALL WELCOME TO DIAL IN - Until further notice, the Friday Prayer Meeting continues to meet

every Friday from 7:00pm-9:00pm via FREE CONFERENCE CALL = Dial - 03 86720160 = And when prompted, Enter Access

Code - 917258#

PRAYER MEETING PROGRAM: = Rosary & Divine Mercy Novena = Praise & Worship = Bible Reflection = Intercession = Scheduled Teachings & Sharings = Healing Prayers

PARISH OFFICE - Due to current government regulations parish staff are working remotely and are available to support our Parish community where possible, between 9am and 3.30pm, Monday to Friday. If you need to contact a priest in an emergency, please call 9704 7946. For other enquiries, please contact the Office on 9704 7935 or email olhc@olhc.org.au

LIVE STREAMING OF MASSES - As all weekday masses, weekend masses and gatherings have been suspended until fur-ther notice, We have commenced online live streaming of our Masses from Wednesday to Sunday at 9.30am. Links availa-ble through: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4aWrIORjmzSlaJU0Fn5e1w Website www.olhc.org.au Facebook https://www.facebook.com/OLHCParish/

CHANGES TO RESTRICTIONS - As of 8th July 2020 restrictions on gatherings at places of worship and ceremonies will be suspended. Weddings - 5 people in addition to the celebrant and couple being married can attend a wedding. Funerals - 10 people can attend a funeral in addition to the officiant and funeral staff, subject to the four square metre rule.

PARISH RECONCILIATION - The sacrament of reconciliation in the church has been temporarily suspended until further notice.

PRACTICAL HELP - The Parish Pastoral Council are offering practical assistance to parishioners who are in need of assistance in anyway especially those who are vulnerable. If you or someone you know are in need of assistance, please inform the parish office on 9704 7935

REUSABLE CLOTH MASKS - We have 2 of our parishioners who have made reusable cloth masks. At the moment there are around 40 masks available for families who cannot afford to buy one. If you would like to have a mask please call the parish office on 97047935 to make necessary arrangements to get a mask for FREE.

LECTORS (READERS) ONLINE WORKSHOP - Dear Parishioners, we have been receiving requests from some of our parish-ioners who have expressed their interest in joining the Lector’s ministry in the parish. During these challenging times, some parishioners who are not currently registered as lectors/readers on our parish roster, have stepped up to read at Mass and we thank you for your willingness to help. We are planning on running an online workshop on the 12th August from 7.30pm—8.30pm. Those who are currently helping out as readers, but are not on the readers roster are invited to attend. An email with the login information will be sent to all those who have contacted the office. Please note that it is mandatory that all lectors should have a valid working with children check and we can give you more information on how you can ob-tain one at the end of our online workshop.

A SPECIAL STAMP TO COMMEMORATE OUR 40TH ANNIVERSARY - As we celebrate our 40th Anniversary as a Parish community, we are delighted to inform you that we have designed a special stamp, through Australia Post to commemorate the year. If you would like to place an order, please email emily@olhc.org.au. It will cost $10 for 5 stamps. It will certainly be part of our "Memorabilia" as a parish community and will be a "keep sake" to treasure. A special thanks to Caroline Hartanto for helping us design the stamp. The design concept of the stamp - - Concentric circles - is an Aboriginal symbol of a meeting place : Our church is our meeting place, so that's in the middle of the stamp with our Parish Logo. - The coloured lines are a continuation of the waves - Aboriginal symbol of water (representing Living Waters) - The 3 blue dots symbolise - Represent The Trinity PARISH STEWARDSHIP - Thank you to all those parishioner who have moved to direct debit, your contribution and support is really appreciated. As you are aware, that due to current circumstances, we are unable to receive your cash contribu-tions through envelopes, we continue to request all those who are currently giving by envelopes to please consider moving to Direct Debit. If your own circumstances change and you need to alter your giving or need other practical support please contact the parish office. Thank you again for your continued support and understanding . PRIMARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT FOR 2021 NOW OPEN - Dear Parents, Don Bosco Catholic Primary, Mary MacKillop Prima-

ry and Trinity Catholic Primary welcome new enrolments for the 2021 school year. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions please

call the school offices for further information and school tours. Don Bosco Catholic Primary School - 9704 7255, Mary-

MacKillop Primary -8794 5777 and Trinity Catholic Primary on 9704 1970.

2020 TRINITY FAMILIES GRANT APPLICATIONS OPEN - Charities providing services for families in the Catholic Diocese of Sale are invited to apply to Catholic charity Trinity Families for 2020 project funding. Deadline for submissions is 31st Au-gust 2020. Applications must be from registered charities with deductible gift recipient status. Trinity Families Executive Officer Ms Mary Winter said this year’s disbursement would mark a milestone in the charity’s service to families as it will take the amount distributed to more than $1.7 million. Over the past 15 years more than 80 different charities had bene-fitted from Trinity Families funding. “To be eligible to apply there are three things an applicant must be able to show. It must be a registered charity with DGR status, it must be using the funds to support families, and the project must be with-in the defined area of the municipalities of Cardinia, Casey, Baw Baw, Latrobe, Wellington, Bass Coast, South Gippsland and East Gippsland.” Recent recipients have included a service to mentor young people learning to drive, a foodbank, a charity that assists young families after the birth of a child, an ice drug rehabilitation program and a charity supporting a school breakfast program. Ms Winter said Trinity Families often supports charities which for various reasons have not been able to attract funding from other sources. When Bishop Jeremiah Coffey established the trust in 1997 as he saw ma-jor national charities raising millions of dollars in the region, at the time, but little of the money was finding its way back to fund grass roots programs here. “He saw little value in duplicating the services of other charities already doing good work here, so he decided to create a charity to support other charities working in the region. “We provide the funding so they can put more of their endeavours into providing the various needs for families, rather than fundraising.” Ms Winter said that Trinity Families was a philanthropic trust, allocating earnings from its investments each year, and while it was a Catho-lic charity, it was there to serve all charities no matter whether they had a religious affiliation or not. Charities wishing to apply for funding are encouraged to download the fillable application form on the website www.trinityfamilies.org.au/sale-diocese/application-form.html and send it back. Further information is available on the website www.trinityfamilies.org.au or by email at trinity@sale.catholic.org.au. EMMAUS SPIRITUALITY CENTRE - FREE – Introduction to Spiritual Direction - The Emmaus Team is offering a free 45-minute Zoom session to anyone who wishes to know more about Spiritual Direction and the Emmaus programs. This is an opportunity to meet with a team member and gain a greater understanding of what Spiritual Direction is about. Phone: 0477 474 848 to arrange a suitable time Or Email: salespirituality1@gmail.com EMMAUS WALKING RETREAT - SUN 21st MARCH - SUN 28th MARCH 2021. Cost: $1,500.00. Registration by 4th January 2021. 10% Early Bird Discount by 14th December 2020. Guided by: Emmaus Ministry Team, Maximum number 10 Walkers Enquiries and Registration: Email: salespirituality1@gmail.com

'TREASURING OUR LATER YEARS' (VIA ZOOM UNTIL FACE-TO-FACE PERMITTED), 6 x Tuesdays, 1pm-3pm, 4 Aug to 8 Sep 2020. Facilitated by Nicole Rotaru rsm, this series offers participants the opportunity to explore new possibilities that ageing offers daily. It will include reflections on themes that take on particular relevance and meaning in our later years, eg Spirituality…deepest dimension of our life; What is giving my life meaning?; At its core, life is about relation-ships; etc. Cost $115 for the series, or $20 per session. Bookings and payment via Trybooking at https://www.trybooking.com/BKLUH . For more information, contact holsc@bigpond.com or tel 9890 1101.

SUNDAY RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES AND CHILDREN - we invite families to pray with their children using this week's resource for the 17th Sunday in Ordinary time by using the following link - https://www.liturgybrisbane.net.au/prepare/sunday-readings-and-family-prayer/ click on purple PREPARE tab to take you to the actual page. It is suggest-ed that families gather to read the Scriptures aloud together. The resource is designed for families with young children. An extract from the Sunday gospel is provided, along with some reflection questions, a family activity and a worksheet for children.

AUSTRALIAN CATHOLICS, FREE SIGN UP - Get free weekly prayers, reflections and activities based on articles in the magazine via our Catholic Teacher e-newsletter and many more excellent articles and resources. https://www.australiancatholics.com.au

LITURGYHELP – FREE ACCESS - More than 50 per cent of parishes and Catholic schools in Australia use Liturgy Help to assist priests, teachers, catechists, musicians, parish secretaries and others involved in Catholic ministry to pre-pare for liturgy and prayer via a subscription website. Liturgy Help founder and chief executive Patrick Nisbet, is offering free access to individuals and families, via a simple registration. It is hoped that this will assist Catholic communities and parishioners in social isolation to access texts, prayers and other resources for prayer and wor-ship over the coming weeks. To access this site please visit; https://liturgyhelp.com/aus/hobart/pray

CATHOLIC MEN'S GATHERING - The ACBC National Catholic Men’s Gathering for 2020 is now being offered as an online event for registered participants. This modified program will be delivered in four pre-recorded sessions of approximate-ly 1 hour in length. Each session will offer input from a variety of speakers and musicians, along with a response and questions for group discussion or individual reflection. The program offers flexibility so that you may participate individ-ually or gather with others from your parish/diocese or men’s ministry group. “They were cut to the heart and said to Peter and the other Apostles, Brothers - what then must we do?” Acts 2:37 Aim: To inspire and encourage all Catholic men with a vision for personal discipleship, service and mission in the family, parish, diocese and the world. Cost: FREE Registration: Available from Monday 29th June Event Program: Available from Saturday 15th August, 2020 Go to: www.catholicmensgathering.com.au

EPISCOPAL ORDINATION OF BISHOP-ELECT GREG BENNET - The Diocesan Administrator, Fr Peter Slater is happy to announce the Episcopal Ordination and installation of Bishop-elect Gregory Bennet as Tenth Bishop of Sale will be held on Tuesday 20th October in St Mary’s Cathedral Sale commencing at 11am. Mindful of the seriousness of the cur-rent COVID pandemic, all arrangements will be planned with due respect of restrictions concerning public safe-ty. Further information such as the live streaming details will be made available in due course.

CatholicCare Sunday Appeal This weekend is the

CatholicCare Sunday Appeal. Donations from our

parish community will help CatholicCare to sup-

port the most vulnerable people in our commu-

nity. Please donate to CatholicCare Sunday Ap-

peal. Your support and generosity will help break

barriers to social inclusion and strengthen fami-

lies and communities to live life to the full.

You can donate online at www.ccam.org.au/SundayAppeal or call (03) 9287 5513

EMPIRE OF FAITH YOUTH GROUP - (Age 15 - 25 years) Every Friday @ 7:30pm in the Parish Centre. Contact Sarah Jurie 0423 434 842.

SLICE OF FAITH - Meet every Friday ,7.30pm-9.00pm at the Keogh Room. Contact Hansen youthministers@olhc.org.au

HEALING MASS - Every First Friday at 7.30pm

CHARISMATIC PRAYER MEETING-Every Friday at 7.30pm @ OLHC. Contact Tina - 9796 2468.

Intercessory every Monday - 7.00pm @ OLHC Church

SRM Prayer meeting: at OLHC Church every Thursday at 7.30pm. For details Contact Rony : 0421 125 239 or Michelle: 0426 232 346.

LEGION OF MARY - Seniors: Meet every Tuesday 10.00am. Juniors: Meet every 1st & 3rd Saturday at 4.30pm. Venue for both Keogh Room.

St Vincent de Paul - meet at 7.30pm every 2nd & 4th Tuesday at the Keogh Room.

Communion to the Sick - Just a reminder that if you are sick or housebound and wish to receive communion, please contact the office on 9704 7935.

BIBLE STUDY - every Monday from 7.30pm to 9.00pm. Contact Vea on 0431325075 or Ian 0421 429 812.

Friendship Group Meet every 3rd Thursday of the month (afternoon) Contacts: Sylvia or Bob 59915260 / 0404 098 214.

Knitting Group - Meets every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month at the Keogh Room. New mem-bers welcome. Ph: 9704 6939.

Men of St Joseph (Men’s Group) - Meet every Saturday at 7.30am at the Keogh Room (OLHC)Contact: Dean Everard 0466 742 992.

Kimbe Assistance Project -Contact : Barbara Corkeron on 0413 886 000

Catholic Care Gippsland Counselling Services- 03 5941 4100, 1 Rogers Street, Paken-ham.

National Sexual Assault, family and Domestic Violence line—Ph 1800 Respect/ 1800 737 732.

Safe Steps Family Response Centre—1800 015 188 or 03 93223555.

PARISH SCHOOLS

Don Bosco Catholic Primary School, 496 Princes Hwy, Narre Warren - 9704 7255 Mary MacKillop Catholic Primary School, Cnr Ernst Wanke Rd & Narre Warren Nth Rd, Narre War-ren North - 8794 5777 Trinity Catholic Primary School, Oakgrove Drive, Narre Warren South - 9704 1970. St Francis Xavier College, Cnr Beaconsfield Ave & Princes Hwy, Beaconsfield - 9707 3111 St Francis Xavier College, 75 Ridgemont Drive , Berwick - 9702 6588 St Francis Xavier Officer, 21 Majestic Drive, Officer - 59433600

Mass Intentions for the Week 9 Aug – 15 Aug 2020

Sun 09/08 9.30am Victor Spiteri (RIP) Birthday Remembrance Edmund De Silva (RIP) 3rd Death Anniversary Gwen Rosairo (RIP) Birthday Remembrance Thanksgiving mass for Cimo & Nikita Nigli on their birthdays Thanksgiving for Mia George on her birthday Wed 12/08 9.30am Blossom Logan (RIP) Birthday Remembrance Mary & Alice Lees (RIP) Death Anniversary Thanksgiving mass for William Aupito- Iuliano on his birthday Thanksgiving Mass for Veronica Valenta on her birthday Thanksgiving Mass for Amelia & Tony Arcaro on their 50th wedding anniversary Thur 13/08 9.30am Ronald & Bridget Ferrier (RIP) Remembrance Vivian Chering (RIP) Death Anniversary Joseph Trinidad (RIP) Recent Death Cedric Roberts (RIP) Remembrance Thanksgiving Mass for Chelsea Thomas on her birthday Fri 14/08 9.30am Rita Schumacher (RIP) Remembrance Daphne Walles (RIP) Death Anniversary Thanksgiving Mass for Sashi Kumar & Mary Nancy on their wedding anniversary Arokya Mary (RIP) Death Anniversary

DEATH ANNIVERSARIES - Lipine Ierome, Jennifer Joseph, Fr John Allen, Valerie Chambers, Perum-alsami Sylvester, George Raphael, Rubin Peiris, Richie James Parker, Pedido Jornadal, Hans Matse, A.C. Joseph, Joseph Lynch, Sheila & Kylie Blackwood, Tatiana Flahive.

PRAYERS FOR THE SICK - Courtney Mizzi, Georges & Desire Cure, Kathy Allard, Elizabeth VanWel, Fernando Molina, Irangani, Joe & Bebe DeGroot, Rosa Maria Santos, Vitalina Iuliano, Constante Landoy, John M Doherty, Patricia Sullivan, Alistaire D’Rosario, Vida Windsor, Anton Perera, Lorenzo Morales, Terry Sims, Zinnia Noeh Godden, Cheryl Gear, Merced Starry, Irma Shelton, Natalie, Monique Casse, Rosa Zonno, Erlinda McPherson, Linda Sherwood, Nick Pilakis, Sandra Logan, Sa-mantha Watson, Efren Moldez, Reese Armitage, Nicky Stockes, Virag Zoltan, Jacqueline Sloothaak, Grant Dockary, Aydah Colman, Rodney Ross-guilder, Rudolf Pahor, Elisabeth Frieling, Una Denis, Tuia Siaosi, Anthony Andrew, Sylvia McAndrew, Aileen Rosales, Christian Coles, Ann Jean-Pierre, Lisa Uti, Misa Ierome, Ian Le Nepveu,