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St Patrick’s Parish Emerald Welcomes You 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time -Year A 18th & 19th July 2020 Parish Priest : Fr Truc Quoc Phan Associate Pastor: Fr Firminus Wiryono (Fr Yon) Established in 1888 The Catholic Diocese of Rockhampton abides strictly with the principles and procedures of Towards Healing. The Diocese is committed to healing for victims by providing a sensitive and compassionate response to complaints. Contact the Response Coordinator on Ph 1800 830113. email: [email protected] WELCOME BACK Dear Brothers and Sisters, As Church, we are not immune from the impact of the current Covid-19 crisis. We are all in this together. Together as one, we have tried our best to look after one another, to protect the vulnerable amongst us, and to ensure the safety of everyone. That’s what we have been doing as one community. Thankfully, so far we are all safe in Emerald and the surrounding areas. Even though we all suffer in many ways, as there are many out there doing it tough, we do not give up. We continue to make sure that everyone’s well-being is ensured. For this, we continue to pray and hope that this pandemic will be over and we will gradually get back to what’s called our “new normal” way of life. In our very own St Patrick’s big family, including our brothers and sisters in Springsure, Rolleston and Anakie, we, the Church, have been trying our best to respond to the spiritual needs of our own people. We have been doing live- streaming masses, being the best possible way for us to connect and stay in touch with our people as one community of faith. Most importantly, we are still able to draw on the grace we need from Jesus in the Eucharist during this trial time. For most of us, I feel that even though we have reached out to many people through our live-streaming mass, we still feel something important is missing. We miss the physical communion with Jesus and with the community. We miss receiving Jesus in communion. We miss our gatherings. We miss being part of our beautiful liturgy during the Eucharistic celebration. We miss our saying hello or how are you to one another. We miss catching up with friends after mass. To make the list short, we miss what’s been most significant part of our faith. Therefore, as we are allowed to have more people in our Church, let’s come back to our mass again in our Church. We welcome you all back to our beautiful Church again which we closed in late March. However, with our new normal, social distancing has become part of our life. Our live-streaming mass have now stopped, and we are encouraged to come back to our mass in Church, where we can encounter Jesus and our loving community in person. The Gospel for the 16 th Sunday of Ordinary Time talks about the Kingdom of God in the parables of the wheat among the weeds, a mustard seed and the yeast. We are reminded again of our connectedness with Jesus’ vision of the Kingdom. No matter how small the beginnings (the seed or the yeast), if we are faithful to the spirit and values of the Kingdom, even though very small, we can make a real influence and big difference on the growth of our community and others. So, together, we can make a difference. Let our new “normal” shape us to be more caring for one another, to be the source of healing for our wounded world caused by Covid-19, and to provide us with the opportunity to share God’s love and generosity to those in need during this time. Have a great Sunday Fr. Yon SVD
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St Patrick’s Parish Emerald Welcomes You
16th Sunday in Ordinary Time -Year A
18th & 19th July 2020
Parish Priest : Fr Truc Quoc Phan Associate Pastor: Fr Firminus Wiryono (Fr Yon)
Established in 1888
The Catholic Diocese of Rockhampton abides strictly with the principles and procedures of Towards Healing. The Diocese is committed to healing for victims by providing a sensitive and compassionate response to complaints.
Contact the Response Coordinator on Ph 1800 830113. email: [email protected]
WELCOME BACK
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
As Church, we are not immune from the impact of the current Covid-19 crisis. We are all in this together. Together as one, we have tried our best to look after one another, to protect the vulnerable amongst us, and to ensure the safety of everyone. That’s what we have been doing as one community. Thankfully, so far we are all safe in Emerald and the surrounding areas.
Even though we all suffer in many ways, as there are many out there doing it tough, we do not give up. We continue to make sure that everyone’s well-being is ensured. For this, we continue to pray and hope that this pandemic will be over and we will gradually get back to what’s called our “new normal” way of life.
In our very own St Patrick’s big family, including our brothers and sisters in Springsure, Rolleston and Anakie, we, the Church, have been trying our best to respond to the spiritual needs of our own people. We have been doing live-streaming masses, being the best possible way for us to connect and stay in touch with our people as one community of faith. Most importantly, we are still able to draw on the grace we need from Jesus in the Eucharist during this trial time. For most of us, I feel that even though we have reached out to many people through our live-streaming mass, we still feel something important is missing. We miss the physical communion with Jesus and with the community. We miss receiving Jesus in communion. We miss our gatherings. We miss being part of our beautiful liturgy during the Eucharistic celebration. We miss our saying hello or how are you to one another. We miss catching up with friends after mass. To make the list short, we miss what’s been most significant part of our faith.
Therefore, as we are allowed to have more people in our Church, let’s come back to our mass again in our Church. We welcome you all back to our beautiful Church again which we closed in late March. However, with our new normal, social distancing has become part of our life. Our live-streaming mass have now stopped, and we are encouraged to come back to our mass in Church, where we can encounter Jesus and our loving community in person.
The Gospel for the 16th Sunday of Ordinary Time talks about the Kingdom of God in the parables of the wheat among the weeds, a mustard seed and the yeast. We are reminded again of our connectedness with Jesus’ vision of the Kingdom. No matter how small the beginnings (the seed or the yeast), if we are faithful to the spirit and values of the Kingdom, even though very small, we can make a real influence and big difference on the growth of our community and others. So, together, we can make a difference.
Let our new “normal” shape us to be more caring for one another, to be the source of healing for our wounded world caused by Covid-19, and to provide us with the opportunity to share God’s love and generosity to those in need during this time.
Have a great Sunday
Fr. Yon SVD
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St Patrick's Parish
St Patrick’s Primary School:
Principal: Mr Chris Ferguson
41 Yamala Street
Ph: 4982 2485, Fax: 4982 4229
E-mail: [email protected]
St Brigid’s Primary School:
Acting Principal: Tegan Green
Gregory Highway South
Ph: 4982 0411, Fax: 4982 0422
E-mail: [email protected]
Marist College Emerald:
Principal: Mr Mark Green
Jeppesen Drive
Ph: 4994 9100, Fax: 4982 3033
E-mail: [email protected]
St Vincent de Paul:
Cnr Anakie & Theresa Streets
Ph: 4982 1726
Neighbourhood Centre: 17 Yamala St
Ph: 4982 1696 Fax: 4982 3710
E-mail: [email protected]
CentaCare: 141 Egerton Street
(across from Coles, behind high house)
Ph: 4982 4358
Parish Office:
33 Yamala Street, PO Box 47
Ph: 4982 1066
Mobile: 0418 821066
E-mail: [email protected]
Bulletin E-mail: [email protected]
Parish Priest: Fr Truc Quoc Phan
M:0431 218 818
E-mail: [email protected]
Associate Pastor: Fr Firminus Wiryono
(Fr Yon)
M: 0405 191 438
E-mail: [email protected]
Office Hours: Monday- Office Closed
Tuesday to Friday, 9am to 3pm
Parish Secretary: Mrs Francie Hartley and
Mrs Cathy Chapman ph 4982 1066
Other Churches administered by
St Patricks:
Gemfields Catholic Community,
Ph: 4985 4154 - Mrs Ann Hatte
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Springsure
Ph: 0488 100322 - Mrs Maria Hoare
St Theresa’s Rolleston,
Ph: 4984 3192 - Mrs Pam Dallas
Mary Immaculate Blackwater
Ph:4982 5362 - Srs Colleen and Carmel
Church July Roster Church Cleaning 18th: Rob Mooney and Nita Torion 25th: No Cleaning
THIS WEEKEND 18/19 July
Commentator: 6pm: Neil Dale 8am: Sue McCosker Readers: 6pm: Anna Wolff, Kevin Bickhoff 8am: Janice Moriarty, Thomas Case Communion Ministers: 6pm: Cathy Dale 8am: Peter Agius Musicians: 6pm: Richard, Jacinta 8am: Peggy,
NEXT WEEKEND 25/26 July
Commentator: 6pm: Cherrie Nurser 8am: Natalie McCosker Readers: 6pm: Tegan Green, Jackie McGavin 8am: Yvonne Farrell, Evelyn Campbell Communion Ministers: 6pm: Lorraine Marsh 8am: Grainne Cullivan Musicians: 6pm: Jun, Kev 8am: Roslyn, Christine
New Covid-19 practises.
In-servicing Commentators,
Eucharistic Ministers,
Readers, Sacristans,
and Musicians.
Friday, 4pm July 24th, 31st.
Church
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Come to church on your preferred day and
record your details at the door. All Welcome!
Please Especially Pray For Sick: Alan Cozens, Gerard Pearce, Peter Mahony, Joan Agius, Valma Burridge, Max, Kayci, Ashley & Chase Kerkow, Mary Hornery, Lawrence
McNamee, Jordon Cassidy.
Deceased: Annette Rossendell, Jacqueline Smith, Kerry Leslie Dendle, John Stephen Bennett, Fr Noel Connelly, Luz Cruickshank,
Tupu Tauamoa, Tupu Pula.
Anniversaries: Teodoro Abelarde, Una Vale, Nolan Winter, Remma Casquejo, Ann Burt, Trevor Roy Dasil, Fr Chris Schick, Andre Rouaen, Ellinor Bourne,
Phillipa Aupouri, Rachel Roberts, Patricia Hoper, John McCosker, Anna Vella, Raymond Ash, Beryl Kennedy, Andrea Caro, Gordon Maynard, Marie Hill, Joel Dela Victoria Sr, Norm Begg, Brian Donnelly (Bill), Flo Staunton, Thomas Dowling, Angus McHugh, Joyce Dunn, David Andrew Harris, Rene Witt, Eileen Daniels, Cyril Vale, Patsy Boyd, James Pacey, Bev Hales, Lucy Burke, Estelle & Dan Turnbull, Paul Burrows, Patrick & Cecilia Manning, Mark Donaldson, Gerry Lennon, Lil Harth, Neil Bradford, Ann Druitt, Marie Davison, Phyllis Moore. Please contact the parish office if you are aware of people or families within our community
requiring our prayers and/or support.
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Being baptised this weekend
Darcy Donald Rackley
Clancy Charles Rackley
We welcome Darcy & Clancy and their parents Bradley and Wendy. We extend a special welcome to the families and friends of Darcy & Clancy, sharing in their first sacrament this weekend. We pray they will always find the community of St Patrick's a source of light and hope, as they begins their
Christian journey.
Mass Times
Saturday 18 July 6pm
Sunday 18 July 6pm Blackwater
Sunday 19 July 8am
Sunday 19 July 8.30am Duaringa
Sunday 19 July 10.30amWoorabinda
Sunday 19 July 6pm Springsure
Tuesday 21 July 12noon
Wednesday 22 July 8am
Thursday 23 July 8am
Friday 24 July 8am
Saturday 25 July 6pm
Sunday 26 July 8am
Sunday 26 July 10.30am Anakie
Tuesday 28 July 12 noon
Wednesday 29 July 8am
Thursday 30 July 8am
Friday 31 July 8am
Parish Pastoral Council Meeting
23rd July - 6pm
St Patrick’s School Library
Marist Messages:
On Tuesday some of our
students and staff gathered at
the College to watch the
NAIDOC Mass livestreamed
from St Joseph’s Cathedral
Best Wishes, Mark Green – Principal
OPENING PRAYERS & HYMNS
STRONG AND CONSTANT Frank Andersen AOV Vol 1: 110 I will be Yahweh who walks with you! You will be always within my hand! Take your heart and give it all to me! Strong and constant is my love, Strong and constant is my love! Should you wander far away from me, I will search for you in ev'ry land! Should you call, then you will truly know: Strong and constant is my love, Strong and constant is my love! When you know sorrow within your life, I will come, I will embrace your heart! Through your pain you will discover me! Strong and constant is my love, Strong and constant is my love! Copyright (c) 1979 Chevalier Bookshop. All rights reserved.
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GLORY TO GOD Mass Shalom Colin D Smith and Paul Mason Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to people of good will.
We praise you, we bless you, we adore you, we glorify you, we give you thanks for your great glory, Lord God, heavenly King, O God, almighty Father.
Lord Jesus Christ, Only Begotten Son, Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Father, you take away the sin of the world, have mercy on us; you take away the sins of the world, receive our prayer; you are seated at the right hand of the Father, have mercy on us.
For you alone are the Holy One, you alone are the Lord, you alone are the Most High, Jesus Christ, with the Holy Spirit, in the glory of God the Father. Amen. Copyright (c) 2010 Willow Publishing Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. One License online. Used with permission. Licence No. 622478-A
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Weekend Masses
Increased to 100
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or call the Parish Office |
4982 1066
Saturdays, 11am
One family baptism
per sitting
(can include Mass)
60 maximum attendees
by appointment
4982 1066
PRAYERS & HYMNS
WELCOME THE WORD OF GOD Speak, Lord Gary Ault Speak Lord I’m listening Plant your Word down deep in me Speak Lord I’m listening Please show me the way Copyright (c) 1970 GIA Productions. All rights reserved. One License online. Used with permission. Licence No. 622478-A
FIRST READING Wisdom 12:13, 16-19
A reading from the book of Wisdom In the place of sin, you give repentance.
There is no god, other than you, who cares for everything, to whom you might have to prove that you never judged unjustly. Your justice has its source in strength, your sovereignty over all makes you lenient to all.
You show your strength when your sovereign power is questioned and you expose the insolence of those who know it; but, disposing of such strength, you are mild in judgement, you govern us with great lenience, for you have only to will, and your power is there.
By acting thus you have taught a lesson to your people how the virtuous man must be kindly to his fellow men, and you have given your sons the good hope that after sin you will grant repentance.
The word of the Lord. Thanks be to God.
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Lord, you are good and forgiving
O Lord, you are good and forgiving, full of love to all who call. Give heed, O Lord, to my prayer and attend to the sound of my voice. R.
All the nations shall come to adore you and glorify your name, O Lord: for you are great and do marvellous deeds, you who alone are God. R.
But you, God of mercy and compassion, slow to anger, O Lord, abounding in love and truth, turn and take pity on me. R.
SECOND READING Romans 8: 26*27
A reading from the letter of St Paul to the Romans The Spirit himself pleads for us in a way that could never be put into words.
The Spirit comes to help us in our weakness. For when we cannot choose words in order to pray properly, the Spirit himself expresses our plea in a way that could never be put into words, and God who knows everything in our hearts knows perfectly well what he means, and that the pleas of the saints expressed by the Spirit are according to the mind of God.
The word of the Lord. Thanks be to God.
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GOSPEL ACCLAMATION ALLELUIA Mass Shalom. Colin D Smith and Paul Mason
Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia Copyright (c) 2010 Willow Publishing Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.. One License online. Used with permission. Licence No. 622478-A
GOSPEL Matthew 13: 24-30
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Matthew Let them grow together until the harvest.
Jesus put a parable before the crowds, 'The kingdom of heaven may be compared to a man who sowed good seed in his field. While everybody was asleep his enemy came, sowed darnel all among the wheat, and made off. When the new wheat sprouted and ripened, the darnel appeared as well. The owner's servants went to him and said, "Sir, was it not good seed that you sowed in your field? If so, where does the darnel come from?" "Some enemy has done this" he answered. And the servants said, "Do you want us to go and weed it out?" But he said, "No, because when you weed out the darnel you might pull up the wheat with it. Let them both grow till the harvest; and at harvest time I shall say to the reapers: First collect the darnel and tie it in bundles to be burnt, then gather the wheat into my barn."'
The Gospel of the Lord. Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ.
THE NICENE CREED
I believe in one God, the Father almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible.
I believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ, the Only Begotten Son of God, born of the Father before all ages. God from God, Light from Light, true God from true God, begotten, not made, consubstantial with the Father; through him all things were made. For us men and for our salvation he came down from heaven, and by the Holy Spirit was incarnate from the Virgin Mary, and became man. For our sake he was crucified under Pontius Pilate, he suffered death and was buried, and rose again on the third day in accordance with the Scriptures.
He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father. He will come again in glory to judge the living and the dead and his kingdom will have no end. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life, who proceeds from the Father and the Son, who with the Father and the Son is adored and glorified, who has spoken through the prophets.
I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church. I confess one Baptism for the forgiveness of sins and I look forward to the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come. Amen
PEACE IS FLOWING LIKE A RIVER Rev. Carey Landry Glory & Praise Vol 1:39
Peace is flowing like a river, flowing out of you and me. Flowing out into the desert, setting all the captives free. His love is flowing like a river, flowing out of you and me. Flowing out into the desert, setting all the captives free. His healing’s flowing like a river, flowing out of you and me. Flowing out into the desert, setting all the captives free. Copyright (c) 1975 Oregon Catholic Press. All rights reserved.. One License online. Used with permission. Licence No. 622478-A
MIGHTY LORD John Foley. Glory & Praise Vol 2:120
The Lord is dawn in darkness, he is light for day. He knows our weakness, yet he walks our ways, He is steady love to ev'ry creature that lives, He is mighty Lord.
Refrain: For he is mighty Lord, God of all, He is love and Lord of us all. For he is mighty Lord, God of all, He is love and Lord of us all.
And let the heavens praise him in the sun and moon. Let stars give thanks to Him at night and noon. Praise him, all the earth, the mountains, the hills and the trees, He is mighty Lord.
O serve the Lord with gladness, serve the Lord with song: And know he made us, He has loved us long. He is steady love and He alone is our God, He is mighty Lord. Copyright (c) North American Liturgy Resources. All rights reserved..
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