W ELCOME TO ST PAUL’S. We are

glad that you have come to

worship God with us today. If

you are a visitor from another parish, or

worshipping with us for the first time,

please introduce yourself to our parish

priest, Fr James Collins, or to anyone

wearing a name badge, over a cup of tea

or coffee in the parish hall after the

service. You’ll find the hall behind the

The Amazing Life Jacket Team 3

New Hand Rails 7

Games Night 8

Shop to support St Paul’s Anglican Church 13

Parish Pantry 14

Anglicans in Australia: Census 2016 16

Infographic

8.00 am – Sung Eucharist

9.30 am – Parish Eucharist

Tuesday 1st August at

1.15pm – Lunchtime Recital:

Cumberland Quartet

Saturday 5th August at 6pm

at St Paul’s – Consort 8 :

The Cries Of London

Tuesday 15 August at

1.15pm – Lunchtime Recital:

Dan Williams – Trumpet

Sunday 20th August –

Winter Warmer at 11.45am

in the Rectory

Saturday 2 September –

2.00pm: Blue Illusion

Fund Raiser

Sunday 3 September at

3.30pm in the large hall–

Lieder Recital - Judith Rough,

soprano, Nicole Smeulders,

contralto and Bransby Byrne,

accompanist.

Tuesday 26 September at

1.15pm – Lunchtime

Guitar Recital: Ben Secrett

and James McDonald –

Tuesday 24th October at

1.15pm – Lunchtime Organ

Recital: Mark Quarmby

Friday 3rd November

8.00pm (TBC) – Greta

Bradman recital

Saturday 16th December at

5.30pm– Carol service,

Ashfield

Sunday 17th December at

7.00pm – Festival of Nine

Lessons and Carols

Name badges help make St Paul’s an

inclusive community. If you need a new

name badge, fill in the form inside the

pew sheet, send it to the parish office,

and one will be made and left in church

for you.

Toilets are available at the entrance to

the parish hall, which is located behind

the church.

First aid kits are located on the wall of

the kitchen in the Large Hall behind

the church and in the choir vestry.

Ask a member of the clergy or anyone

who’s wearing a name badge. We’re

here to help.

As you take your place in your pew,

please make yourself aware of the route

to the nearest emergency exit. Should

there be a fire, leave quickly, turn right,

and assemble by the roundabout on

Burwood Road.

People needing wheelchair access can

enter St Paul’s most conveniently by the

door at the base of the belltower.

Please turn your mobile phone off or on

to silent before the service starts. It’ll

save you much embarrassment later on.

Children are welcome in church at any

service. There is a selection of

children’s books and toys at the back of

the church near the font and there are

also kids’ activity sheets and pencils

available at the back of the church

where the pew sheets and prayer books

are.

Children’s Church runs during Term

Time. Meet at the back of the church at

the beginning of the 9.30am Eucharist.

Please feel free to bring your children to

the altar rail to receive a blessing, or to

receive Communion if they have been

admitted to the sacrament.

Please do not take photos

inside the church or during the services

of worship without permission.

The new hand rails have been installed this afternoon at both the West

Entrance and the North West Entrance to the Church.

These have been paid for out of the National Trust account.

They look fabulous, matching the old ones, and are much more safe

and user friendly.

Thank you to Pam for organizing this for us.

It is wonderful how much work we have been able to achieve on our

buildings and grounds over the past five years and this comes down to

a lot of hard work, generosity from so many, trust in God, and our hope

for our future.

Here's to the future.

With every blessing.

Peace,

James.

Tuesday nights commencing at 7.30pm and finishing at 8.30pm

Here are the upcoming dates:-

Tuesday 1st of August – Study 5

Tuesday 8th of August – Study 6

Tuesday 15th of August – Study 7

Tuesday 22nd of August – Study 8

Tuesday 29th of August – Study 9

Tuesday 5th of September – Study 10

Tuesday 12th of September – Study 11

The games night in the Rectory on Friday, 21st July was a great success.

After eating ‘bring and eat’ meal 18 happy people were ready to play.

There was a quick game of Scrabble whilst waiting for everyone to arrive.

A new game called ‘Articulate’ was tabled and being a team game the

group chose it. It is a popular board game and great fun for 4 – 20+

people of all ages. The idea was to describe as many words as possible

to your teammates in 30 seconds. They have to guess what the word is

being described. There are several categories e.g. world, nature, and

people. This was quite hilarious and a fantastic game which can be

played by so many people.

There was another game going on as well with a group of 4. This was ‘Star

Realm’ which is a fast paced deck building card game of outer space.

What a wonderful night with scrumptious food and fantastic fellowship.

The Rector, Wardens and Parish Councillors of St Paul’s Church,

Burwood give Notice of Meeting of the Congregation.

PLACE: The Main Hall, St Paul’s Church.

TIME AND DATE: At 11.45 a.m. on 6 August 2017.

PURPOSE: Appointment of three members of the Congregation as new

Trustees to the Blacket House Trust.

BACKGROUND: The Blacket House Trust allows for up to three Trustees.

Mr. Roland Cartwright previously resigned as a Trustee without the

casual vacancy being filled. Mr. Alan Melrose and Mr. David Hull,

having served since 2011, have resigned as Trustees. They do not seek

to be re-appointed. We thank them all for having served in this capacity.

The Meeting of Parishioners is to elect three members of the

Congregation to be new Trustees of The Blacket House Trust.

NOTE: Nominees are required to confirm their acceptance of

Nomination by signing the Nomination Form, copies of which are

available from the Rector and Wardens. Nominations close at 5pm on

Thursday, 3 August 2017. Nomination Forms must be delivered to the

Parish Office (in paper form) by that time.

Published in accordance with the Resolution of the Rector, Wardens and

Parish Councillors of St Paul’s Church, Burwood.

To be included in Parish Notices for 23 July 2017 and 30 July 2017.

Dated this 23rd day of July 2017

Fr James Collins, Rector

I, ………………………………………………………………………………………

a member of the Congregation of St Paul’s Church, Burwood, hereby

nominate ……………………………………………………………………………….

to the position of Trustee of The Blacket House Trust.

ACCEPTANCE OF NOMINATION

I, …………………………………………………………………………………………

hereby accept my nomination to the position of Trustee of The Blacket House

Trust.

I confirm:

a) I am eligible to be appointed as a Trustee of The Blacket House Trust by

virtue of the following:

i. I am a member of the Congregation of St Paul’s Church, Burwood;

ii. I am over the age of 18 years;

iii. I am not an undischarged bankrupt;

iv. I have not been incapacitated from acting as a Trustee of The Blacket

House Trust;

v. I do not reside at such a distance from the trust property of The Blacket

House Trust as would render it inexpedient that I could be a Trustee;

vi. I am not aware of any other reason why I would be disqualified from be-

ing appointed as a Trustee of The Blacket House Trust;

b) I have not been convicted of a disqualifying offence listed in Schedule 2

of the Child Protection (Working With Children) Act 2012 and I agree to do-

ing all things necessary for the Anglican Church to obtain a Working With

Children Check.

………………………………….

Signed and dated by the Nominee:

General Meeting of Rector and Congregation to elect new Trustees for

The Blacket House Trust

6th August, 2017 at 11.45am

AGENDA

1. Opening Prayer and Acknowledgement of Country

2. Welcome and Introduction.

3. Appointment of Minutes Secretary

4. Outline of Duties, Responsibilities and Obligations of Trustees of

The Blacket House Trust.

5. Announcement of nominations for new Trustees and question time.

6. Election of new Trustees.

7. Appointment of Scrutineers, if required

8. Closing Prayer

When: Saturday 2nd September

from 1.15pm – 4.15pm

Where: Burwood Boutique

Westfield (Blue Illusion),

Burwood Shop 233/100, Burwood

Road, Burwood

RSVP: burwood@blueillusion.com

or call 9715 7591 by 31st August

Join us in store for light refresh-

ments, social sensibilities and a

fashion parade.

15% of proceeds will be donated to

St Pauls Anglican Church

31ST JULY – Gabriel

14th August – Syd

21st August – Gabriel

28th August – Antonia

4th September – Kerin

11th September – Syd

18th September – Gabriel

25th September – Antonia

There will be a new roster

commencing in August. Please let

Rosemary know if you wish to help

or if you wish to have your name

removed.

GIFT of BREAD

196A Livingstone Rd, Marrickville

SHRUBLAND’s HALL (Behind St

Brigid’s Church)

You can pick up the 3 trays of bread

between 7.00pm and 8.00pm

(There is some flexibility in this

time frame)

If you have any problems the or-

ganiser is Marcel de Maria

0448 812 211

DIRECTIONS:

If coming from Marrickville Rd,

Livingston Rd, turns off Marrickville

Rd. Turn left immediately after St

Brigid’s Catholic Church before

you get to Francis St.

You will find the empty trays on the

porch behind the Rectory’s kitchen

door near the carport. Please pick

these up and return them to Gift of

Bread, where you will pick up 3

trays of bread. Please leave these in

the same space that you collected

the empty trays from.

Thank you for being a part of this

very important ministry. Your help

is much appreciated.

Below is a list of the foods most

commonly required for the pantry.

If you are able to contribute any of

these items they would be much

appreciated.

Sun Rice Meals e.g. Butter

chicken, Green chicken curry,

Chicken satay, etc

Tins of corned beef;

Tins of spam;

Tins of ham;

All Day Breakfast by Heinz;

Sugar

Instant Coffee;

Cereals

Chunky soups – Heinz &

Campbells;

Tinned tuna;

Tins of sardines;

Tins of salmon;

Savoury biscuits;

Sweet biscuits;

Tea Bags;

Long life Milk;

Up & Go – All flavours;

Tinned fruit

Rice Cream;

Pasta & Spaghetti;

Instant potato, cuscus

Currently we do not need any

tinned spaghetti, or baked

beans

Thank you to everyone who

continues to contribute food to the

pantry.

It is great to see that some of you

have been able to source the Sun

Rice Meals. This is terrific. They

would have to be the

singularly most popular item each

week.

(* we run out of these items very

quickly)

Parish Pantry hours

this year are:

Tuesday 9.30 – 11.30am;

Wednesday 1.30 – 2.30pm;

Thursday 9.30 – 11.30am

Our warmest best wishes to Mrs Mary Purnell, Mrs Emma Hull and

Mr Bruce May who are celebrating their birthdays at this time.

We wish them God’s richest blessings and may happy returns of the day

– much happiness in the coming year.

Good Condition Sunbeam Dreamland fitted Electric blanket

Double/Queen 1430mm x 1870mm for $25

Inquiries: Pam or the office

There are no torches available at the moment.

Thank you for all those who bought these torches and for caring for our

friends.

Anointing of the Sick is available at any of our

Services. In James 5: 14-15 we read:

14 Are any among you sick? They should call for

the elders of the church and have them pray

over them, anointing them with oil in the name

of the Lord 15 The prayer of faith will save the

sick, and the Lord will raise them up; and any-

one who has committed sins will be forgiven.

(NRSV)

If you would like to be anointed and to be

prayed for then please ask one of the Priests in

the Parish so that you can be anointed during

any of our Services.

The Wednesday mid-week Eucharist includes prayers for healing every

week.

We break down some of the 2016 Census' figures on Anglicanism in

Australia today

St Paul’s Anglican Church 205-207 Burwood Road, Burwood

LUNCHTIME RECITAL MUSIC FOR

STRING QUARTET Tuesday, 1 August 2017

1.15pm - 1.45pm Cumberland Quartet

Emily Beauchamp - Violin Rachael Kwa - Violin Sergio Insuasti - Viola

Nick McManus - Violoncello

Entry by donation

Light refreshments will follow in the Rectory

String Quartet in B flat “Sunrise”

Op. 76/4, H. 3/78 - Haydn

Le Quatuor à cordes op. 121 - Fauré

St Paul’s Anglican Church 205-207 Burwood Road, Burwood

LUNCHTIME RECITAL MUSIC FOR

TRUMPET AND ORGAN Tuesday, 15 August 2017

1.15pm - 1.45pm

Dan Williams -Trumpet Michael Deasey - Organ

Entry by donation

Light refreshments will follow in the Rectory

Well known music by Purcell, Charpentier, Handel and J S

FUNDRAISER for ST PAUL’S

WINTER WARMER

“SOUPS & SLICE”

Sunday 20th August

11.45 am in the Rectory

$10 in advance or $12 at the door

Tickets may be purchased

from the Wardens

The Anglicans Together Annual Dinner will be held on:

When: Friday, 25 August commencing at 7 for 7:30 pm.

The venue: The Cello’s Restaurant, Castlereagh Boutique Hotel, 169

Castlereagh Street, Sydney,

Guest speaker: The Very Rev’d Professor Martyn Percy, Dean of Christ

Church Cathedral, Oxford on ‘Why be an Anglican?’.

Professor Percy is a theological educationalist who has served at

Christ’s College Cambridge, Lincoln Theological Institute for the Study

of Religion and Society, as Principal of Ripon College Cuddesdon, and

is now Dean of Oxford and a member of the Faculties of Theology at

Oxford University and King’s College London.

Cost: $70 pp ($65 conc). Payments can be made on the Anglicans

Together website at: www.anglicanstogether.org or by completing the

booking form and sending it to: Anglicans Together, St James Parish

Office, Level 1 St James’ Hall, 169-171 Phillip Street, Sydney.

If you have any used stamps then please bring them

to Church. You can leave them in the box at the

back of the Church. These earn money for the

work of the Anglican Board of Mission – Australia.

Please leave at least a 2cm border around the stamps.

ANGLICAN BOARD OF MISSIONS - AUSTRALIA

The ABM SYDNEY COMMITTEE

invites you to celebrate

THE FEAST OF THE COMMEMORATION

OF THE NEW GUINEA MARTYRS

at a Eucharist

St Alban’s Anglican Church

3 Pembroke Street, Epping

Rector: The Right Reverend Ross Nicholson

Celebrant: Fr Paul Weaver, Associate Priest

SATURDAY 2 SEPTEMBER 2017

10.30 am

FR PETER YEATS

RECTOR AT ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST, BALMAIN

Chaplain, Martyrs Memorial School and

Lecturer, Newton Theological College, PNG 1990-94.

Port Chaplain. Kobe, Japan (Mission to Seafarers) 2000-04

Refreshments afterwards in the Parish Hall

for those able to stay

Please let Denise at St Alban’s know if you plan to come.

Telephone: 9876 3362 Email: office@eppinganglicans.org.au

Nearest railway station Epping is 5 minutes walk to Church

Buses No 288 & 290 from the city QVB – Journey approx.

JULY 25 2017Male headship, which is a non-negotiable article of faith

amongst Sydney Anglicans and many Protestant Churches, notably non

-aligned Baptist Churches, has received considerable recent attention

as a result of the journalistic investigation conducted by Julia Baird.

Julia is not an anti-Church polemicist, quite the contrary; she and her

instantly recognisable family are themselves active in their Christian

faith and Church attendance,

Julia’s investigation has shown an existential link between this article of

faith and the practice of domestic violence. It is hardly surprising

therefore that Church leaders, including the Archbishop of Sydney in

their defence of this ‘biblical verity’ have argued that any connection

between it and domestic violence is the result of a total misunderstand-

ing. But is this defence believable? A spirited defence of headship is

required by those who hold it because of their understanding that the

proposition is not simply a vague doctrine amongst many others, but

rather an essential pillar undergirding the very order of creation.

I have no doubt that the vast majority of Christian men who espouse

this doctrine find any form of domestic violence repulsive and in their

marriages are genuinely loving; practicing a principle of equality to

the very best of their ability.

However, there is no getting away from the reality that the flip side of

headship is subjugation. If biblical headship in fact means the one who

holds this responsibility, is the chief servant and puts himself last, as

the Archbishop would have us believe, then I suggest another word or

metaphor should be found to express this truth. But this is not what

those who espouse this doctrine mean. They mean that the male is the

head in a manner that women can never be. This is expressed in the

Church through insistence that women should not be licensed to

preach, or teach, or hold a position of authority over men. Women are

clearly subservient to men. Its implication in marriage is that men take

the lead in decision making. I grew up in a conservative evangelical

family where this doctrine was subscribed. It was a loving family and I

consider myself to have enjoyed a blessed childhood, but it was a fami-

ly situation in which my mother accepted with enormous grace and hu-

mility that subservience was her lot. It was her grace and humility that

formed her children.

On the 7.30 Report Archbishop Davies argued his case by saying that

men and women are different and there are things women can do that

men cannot and vice versa. The example he gave was that men cannot

have babies. Clearly there are physiological differences between the

genders, but it is a very long bow to claim that as a result of physiology,

relational or leadership roles are possible to one and not the other. It

seems pretty obvious that marriage roles are totally reversible and that

tasks or oversights undertaken by the woman in one marriage are more

suited to the man in the other and vice versa.

Is the doctrine of male headship arguable from scripture? Yes of course

it is. Does it therefore mean that is right? No it does not. There are many

positions that can be argued from certain biblical texts. Am I inferring

that scripture lacks authority? No I am not. What I am saying is that

scripture speaks to scripture and the overriding character or virtue re-

quired of followers of Jesus is a lack of ambition to do anything other

than to serve. It cannot, indeed it must not be the implicit or explicit

teaching of the Church that anyone has the right, let alone the mandate,

to lord it as ‘head’ over another.

Whether or not there is some ‘misunderstanding’ of the doctrine is not

the point. The inference of headship is not acceptable because of the

connotations it carries. Male headship has carried cultural accretions

over the years which have taken a long time to be abandoned, some-

times requiring enormous energy. Many would argue, with justification,

there remains a long way to go. It is not long ago that female suffrage

had to be fought for. Traditional marriages carry symbolic images of

women being passed from one male (parent) to another (husband).

While this meaning is not front and centre in the minds of modern

brides, nevertheless the ‘giving away’ and the veil carry the inference

that female identity is derived through the male.

We in Australia have to be honest in admitting that domestic violence is

endemic and that it is present across all economic, social, racial and

religious communities. Sadly it is most often present when the family

unit is under stress through disadvantage, crisis, change of status and

inequality. Statistically domestic violence is most prevalent in

indigenous communities.

Any teaching that has the capacity for gross manipulation, however

wholesome it might seem to its adherents, should be abandoned.

Surely the quality one might expect in a Christian home of joint

responsibility and loving care expressed through and between parents

does not need to be loaded with a teaching that can have, and does

have some very cruel implications.

Dr George Browning is the former Bishop of Canberra and Goulburn.

This is a slightly edited version of an article he wrote for his blog on 24

July 2017. Seehttp://www.georgebrowning.com.au

You can join us on our Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/

groups/7441384898/.

Forthcoming events and other interesting news will be posted there!

To go directly to our page:

1. Look up our website: www.stpaulsburwood.org. au

2. Then scroll down the home page until you come to the blue band at the

bottom and click on the “f” in the circle under Connect with us.

Thank you Margaret Whittaker for your care in administrating our

Facebook page.

Genesis 29. 15-28; Psalm 105.1-11

or Psalm 128

Romans 8.26-39; Matthew 13.44-58

Each and every Christian baptised into the Body

of Christ shares with Jesus in his kingly, priestly

and prophetic nature, called to live out the divine

life we share in communion with him.

The prophetic office therefore is not left only to

our bishops and priests! Just as Jesus preached in his hometown, so too are

we called to share in this ministry, breathing words of prophetic wisdom into

our own communities. Jesus shares with his Church the privileged role of

calling out injustice, challenging sin and the powers of evil where we see it

in ourselves and in our community, and suffering persecution for Truth.

Pray that your life and the life of your parish may be transformed by the

gift of sharing in the prophetic office of Christ.

Give thanks for the Episcopal Church of Jerusalem and the Middle East.

Text: Jesse Poole, Saint Peter’s, East Maitland, Diocese of Newcastle ©

Anglican Board of Mission, 2017

Collection given at St Paul’s on Sunday 23rd of July: $1704

Other collection given:

– HIV/AIDS New Life Centre Nepal:$65

– Rising Nepal:$100

– Parish Pantry: $10

Total: $1879

Thank you for responding to God’s generous love.

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Pray for the Anglican Church –

for Justin, Archbishop of Canterbury;

Phillip, Primate of Australia; Glenn,

Archbishop of Sydney; Michael Stead,

our Regional Bishop; and for all the

bishops, priests, deacons and

Religious of the Anglican Communion.

In the Anglican Cycle of Prayer we

are asked to pray today for the

Diocese of Pennsylvania - (III, The

Episcopal Church), for its bishop,

The Rt Revd Daniel Gutierrez and for

the Diocese of Pittsburgh - (III, The

Episcopal Church), for its bishop,

The Rt Revd Dorsey W M McConnell

and for all their clergy and people.

Pray for Fr James and for Fr

Michael as well as for Helen and

Antonia. May God bless them

and their ministries and may we

support them as they work among us

in Christ’s name.

Pray for St Paul’s: God of mercy,

strengthen us to help shape a parish

where diversity is a source of

enrichment, compassion is common,

life’s poetry realized, suffering

lightened through sharing, justice

attended, joy pervasive, hope lived,

the hum of the universe heard, and

together with you and each other we

build what is beautiful, true, worthy

of your generosity to us, an echo of

your kingdom. Amen. (Ted Loder)

Pray for, St Matthew’s, Zababdeh,

(West Bank, Palestinian

Territorries), our Anglican

Communion Partner: We remember

especially their Parish Priest, Fr

Saleem Dawani, and his ministry in

the parish. We remember also Jameel

Maher, who acts as the St Matthew’s

partnership link person with us. May

both our parishes be blessed by the

link we are establishing.

Pray for the Church’s mission:

Lord Jesus Christ, you stretched out

your arms of love on the hard wood of

the cross that everyone might come

within the reach of your saving

embrace: So clothe us in your Spirit

that we, reaching forth our hands in

love, may bring those who do not

know you to the knowledge and love

of you; for the honour of your name.

Amen. (Author unknown)

Pray for our Children’s Church:

The Lord said, ‘Let the little children

come to me and do not forbid them

for such is the kingdom of heaven’.

Bless, Lord, your children who now

stand before you in prayer. Help them

to understand the depth of your love.

O Lord, bless our Children's Church

and all its future endeavours, that

through it we may glorify you with

your Father and the Holy Spirit, now,

always and forever. Amen.

Pray for peace: Lead me from death

to life, from falsehood to truth; lead

me from despair to hope, from fear to

trust; lead me from hate to love, from

war to peace.

Let peace fill our hearts, our world,

our universe.

Pray for all in need, Today we pray

for all those who have stopped

praying, or pray with little fervency.

May The Lord God help them to know

his love for them and may He gives

them graces for praying again.

Pray for the sick and their carers:

Sally Banducci; Joyce Bannister;

Margaret Baseley; Marie Billett; Tim

Bolton; Wendy Bolton; Buddy; John

Burns; June Cameron; Scott Cameron;

Di Campbell; Fiona Carrick; (Sir) John

Carrick; (Lady) Angela Carrick;

George Cepak; Rodney Chesham;

Ruth Correy; David; Beth Davidge;

Hilary Davies; Debbie; Leah Delacruz;

Manish Dhakal; Eames; Dave Ernst;

Mark Fisher; Ena Gillespie; Joyce

Gorman; Fr Brian Harker; George

Harvey; Mary Harvey; Gerry Hayes;

Margaret Hayes; Heather; Margaret

Hurley; Joyce; Bishop Ivan Lee; Lee;

Sandra Macleod-Miller; Chris Mannix;

Bishop Ken Mason, Bruce May; Lerola

Meyers; Jim McManus; Gae McMillan;

Jean Millar; Barbara Moreton; Jan

Morgan; Michelle & Caerl Murray; Tas

Murray; Narelle; Nicole; Nicola; Nola;

Alister & Sally Palmer; Valerie Perrin;

Paul Phillips; Elisabeth Prasad; Jason

Proctor; Deidre Reid; Joanne Roberts;

Jenny Rorich; Tony Sheffield; Elsa

Sorenson; Stephanie; Susan; John

Telek; Nancy Thompson; Alannah

Walsh; Margaret Wheatley; Lynne

West; Megan West; David Windsor;

Valma Woolfrey; Bob Woods; Peter

Ying.

In love and charity please

remember the recently departed,

especially Denis Hayes, Leon

Banducci, Annie Lodwick & Joan Harris,

that God may grant them a place of

refreshment, light and peace.

Pray, too, for Stanley Conchar,

Shirley Pozzi, Francis Hewitt Taylor,

Marjorie White, Gordon Henry

Gregory, Frank Ireland, Dulcie Keir,

George Edward Ellis, Cave Patricia

Moon & Ruth Anderson and for any

others whose year’s mind falls around

this time.

Rest eternal grant unto them O Lord,

and let light perpetual shine upon

them!

Phone 9747 4327

Fax 9747 0513

Post PO Box 530, Burwood, NSW 1805

Website www.stpaulsburwood.org.au

Rector Fr James Collins

rector@stpaulsburwood.anglican.asn.au

Senior Assistant Priest Fr Michael Deasey, OAM

Honorary Priest Fr Jim Pettigrew

Office Secretary Mrs Caroline Badra

(9.30am to 2.30pm, Tuesday to Friday)

office@stpaulsburwood.anglican.asn.au

Lay Minister Ms Rosemary King

Rector’s Warden Dr Jane Carrick – 0418 399 664

People’s Wardens Mrs Elizabeth Griffiths – 8033 3113

Mrs Pam Brock – 9747 3619

Director of Music Mrs Sheryl Southwood

Organist Mr Edwin Taylor

A mid-week Eucharist will be held in the Chapel of our Lord's Passion on

Wednesday at 10.30am.

Commemorations noted by the lectionary this week –

Monday 31 July – Joseph of Arimathea, Ignatius of Loyala, priest and

founder of the Society of Jesus (d.1556)

Tuesday 1 August – Holy men and Women of the Old Testament

Thursday 3 August – Stephen Deacon & First Martyr

Friday 4 August – John the Baptist Vianney, parish priest ( d.1895)

Saturday 5 August – Oswald, King & Martyr (d.642)