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73 Twenty Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time CONTACT DETAILS: 31 Perth Street, Camp Hill 4152 PO BOX 685 Coorparoo QLD 4151 T: 3398 1154 E: [email protected] W: camphillcatholicparish.org.au Office hours 8:30 am - 1:30pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday PARISH TEAM : Parish Priest Fr Christopher Obi [email protected] [email protected] Children’s Ministry Coordinator Sr Analissa Balderama [email protected] Parish Secretary Ms Lisa Moroney [email protected] MASS TIMES : Sunday Eucharist Saturday 5.30pm Sunday 8.30am Sunday 5.30pm Weekday Eucharist Monday 7.00am Tuesday 7.00am Thursday 9.00am Friday 9.00am Public Holiday 9.00am Reconciliation Saturday 5:00pm Adoration and Benediction 1st Friday After 9am Mass Anointing of the Sick during Mass Quarterly as advised 9am SCHOOL : St Thomas’ School (P-6) 10 Stephen St, Camp Hill 4152 T: 3398 6633 E: [email protected] W: stthomascamphill.qld.edu.au Principal Lorraine Walker APRE Elizabeth Jones No. 42 St Thomas the Apostle Parish Camp Hill 08 October 2017 This Newsletter and the information it contains are provided as a public service by St Thomas Parish. Information presented in the newsletter is considered to be in the public domain. It is our intention, however, that all personal, sensitive and health information regarding parishioners and their relatives is only to be used for those purposes in which the information was originally collected and submitted to the newsletter. Gospel Reflection - Diane Bergant CSS The metaphor of the vineyard, cherished by both ancient Israel and the early Christians, suggests that while vines might be hardy, they are also vulnerable. So is the reign of God. It must be tended and pro- tected from what might endanger it, so that it may produce abundant and delectable fruit. In the gospel account, the vine does indeed pro- duce an abundant crop. In fact, it is the very productivity of the vine- yard that sets the stage for the treachery described. We can see our- selves in both uses of the vineyard metaphor. There are times when, regardless of what God seems to be doing for us, we simply rebel against God’s plans. We stand in defiance. There are other times when we, who are disciples of Jesus, act as if the kingdom is ours. We might even marginalise or force out others with whom we do not agree, so that we have sole control. When we consider the justice of God, it is important that we place it within the right context, lest we create a picture of God that is false and misleading. It is because of God’s tender love for the vineyard that treachery cannot be tolerated. If we have produced unacceptable fruits, it is for our own good that God steps in and dismantles the structures that enabled us to produce bad fruit. It is appropriate that God would snatch the vineyard from our grasp and entrust it to one who will faithfully carry out God’s plans. Invitation Camp Hill’s own Tom Zaranski has been accepted for Ordination to the Diaconate which is the next step on his path towards Priesthood. Tom would like to invite all St Thomas’ parishioners to celebrate his Ordination with him. When: Friday 10th November at 11am Where: Australian Catholic University Chapel, Banyo. Light refreshments to follow RSVP: by Monday 30th October to the Parish Office: 3398 1154 or [email protected] (Numbers are required for catering purposes)

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73 Twenty Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

CONTACT DETAILS:

31 Perth Street, Camp Hill 4152

PO BOX 685 Coorparoo QLD 4151

T: 3398 1154

E: [email protected]

W: camphillcatholicparish.org.au

Office hours

8:30 am - 1:30pm

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday

PARISH TEAM:

Parish Priest

Fr Christopher Obi

[email protected]

[email protected]

Children’s Ministry Coordinator Sr Analissa Balderama [email protected]

Parish Secretary

Ms Lisa Moroney

[email protected]

MASS TIMES: Sunday Eucharist Saturday 5.30pm Sunday 8.30am Sunday 5.30pm Weekday Eucharist Monday 7.00am Tuesday 7.00am Thursday 9.00am Friday 9.00am Public Holiday 9.00am

Reconciliation Saturday 5:00pm

Adoration and Benediction 1st Friday After 9am Mass

Anointing of the Sick during Mass Quarterly as advised 9am SCHOOL: St Thomas’ School (P-6) 10 Stephen St, Camp Hill 4152 T: 3398 6633 E: [email protected] W: stthomascamphill.qld.edu.au Principal Lorraine Walker APRE Elizabeth Jones

No. 42

St Thomas the Apostle Parish Camp Hill

08 October 2017

This Newsletter and the information it contains are provided as a public service by St Thomas Parish. Information presented in the newsletter is considered to be in the public domain. It is our intention, however, that all personal, sensitive and health information regarding parishioners and their relatives is only to be used

for those purposes in which the information was originally collected and submitted to the newsletter.

Gospel Reflection - Diane Bergant CSS

The metaphor of the vineyard, cherished by both ancient Israel and

the early Christians, suggests that while vines might be hardy, they are

also vulnerable. So is the reign of God. It must be tended and pro-

tected from what might endanger it, so that it may produce abundant

and delectable fruit. In the gospel account, the vine does indeed pro-

duce an abundant crop. In fact, it is the very productivity of the vine-

yard that sets the stage for the treachery described. We can see our-

selves in both uses of the vineyard metaphor. There are times when,

regardless of what God seems to be doing for us, we simply rebel

against God’s plans. We stand in defiance. There are other times when

we, who are disciples of Jesus, act as if the kingdom is ours. We might

even marginalise or force out others with whom we do not agree, so

that we have sole control.

When we consider the justice of God, it is important that we place it

within the right context, lest we create a picture of God that is false

and misleading. It is because of God’s tender love for the vineyard that

treachery cannot be tolerated. If we have produced unacceptable

fruits, it is for our own good that God steps in and dismantles the

structures that enabled us to produce bad fruit. It is appropriate that

God would snatch the vineyard from our grasp and entrust it to one

who will faithfully carry out God’s plans.

Invitation

Camp Hill’s own Tom Zaranski has been accepted for

Ordination to the Diaconate which is the next step

on his path towards Priesthood.

Tom would like to invite all St Thomas’ parishioners

to celebrate his Ordination with him.

When: Friday 10th November at 11am

Where: Australian Catholic University Chapel, Banyo.

Light refreshments to follow

RSVP: by Monday 30th October to the Parish Office:

3398 1154 or [email protected]

(Numbers are required for catering purposes)

Our Parish News & Notices

We remember in our prayers

The sick: Moira Cremin, Betty Bendel, Henry Bendel, Jim Paterson, Joan Scott, Humberto Villalta, Nes Mustafa, Matilda Elisabeth

Swain, Aidan Hunt, Bernice Murphy, Joan Burlew, Margaret Simson, Betty Smith, Jolanda Villalta, Dan Bishop, Shirley Murphy,

Olive Kiely, Bruce McCormack, Alex Paduano

Those whose anniversaries occur at this time: Joyce Holden, Errol Lawes, Dorothy Clayton, William (Bert) Vanden Bergh, Mary

Kittson, John Cassidy, George Schlecht, Joyce O'Sullivan, Katherine Adamski, Kathleen Hardy, Barry Uscinski, Sr Mary Camillus,

Des Power, Peter Kenny, Frances Tom O'Brien, Sr Eunice Osborne, Anitha Bradbury, Mary Josephine Smith.

NEW PARISHIONER’S REGISTRATION

If you are new to the area we invite you to complete a Parish Registration Form located on the table at the main entrance

to the church and placing it in the mailbox provided.

Farewell and Thank You

A special thank you to Leo and Pat Wockner who are leaving the St Thomas’ community after many years.

We thank them both for their dedication to our parish and for sharing their time with us so generously, especially in the ministries of Reading and Minister of Communion. We wish them much happiness and God’s blessing.

Z S G B X A L I P L P Q E Q

W E Z C T U Y L R S I D I B

T R L N Y I H B Y U T S H U

N V I M P O R T A N T F G V

A A N P G J N D G N S O R I

S N K W H R E V L J C L A N

Z T H V Q K G W A L L L P E

D S S O F F E R K N J O E S

I N T Z F O T C M Y J W S Z

D X O T O W E R X R V Q W L

H Y N R T W A Q U D W X X M

M O E L W Y N X W U F C U V

Z G S H I L L S O N J M E P

V P U J Y H A R V E S T M M

Find these

words:

follow

grapes

harvest

hill

important

offer

servants

son

stones

tower

vines

wall

WORD PLAY

The vineyard of the Lord is the house of Israel

Prayer for World Mental Health Week

8th-14th October 2017 We pray in Mental Health Week 2017 for all those people

who suffer with a mental illness, for their families,

friends and carers.

We pray that the Australian Community and the

Catholic Community, in particular, will be welcoming

and accepting to all people.

We pray especially for the Ministry of Catholic Psychiatric

Pastoral Care in the Archdiocese of Brisbane.

Our Parish News & Notices

Liturgy Roster

14 & 15

October

Saturday

Vigil

Sunday

Morning

Sunday

Night

Altar

Servers

Ben Ames

Will Ames

Mia Raddatz

Indy Forster

Dale d’Souza

Javen d’Souza

Communion

Marilyn Phelan

Clare Flynn

Barbara Hoo

Diane Ames

Amanda Yeates

Mary Thomas

Rum Raddatz

Caroline Sarra

Tim Stephens

Readers Bernie Kelly

Teresa Henry

Lewis Hayes

Clara Hickey

Thomas Hickey

Kathryn Flint

Lauren Dowling

Margaret Stephens

The Week Ahead

Sun - Oct 8 Baptisms - 10am

Mon - Oct 9 Playgroup - 9am

Tues - Oct 10

Wed - Oct 11

Thur - Oct 12 Liturgy Team Meeting - 6.30pm

Fri - Oct 13 Silver Cleaning - 1.45pm

Sat - Oct 14 Penance Enrolment Mass - 5.30pm

Sun - Oct 15

Penance Enrolment Masses -

8.30am & 5.30pm

Baptism Preparation - 9.30am

Celebrating 100 Years of Fatima

Candlelit Rosary Procession Saturday 14th October 2017

Commencing after 6pm Mass at St Stephen’s Cathedral.

Please see the noticeboard, or take one of the leaflets in the church for information.

Piety Stall News

Sadly our Piety Stall will close at the end of this year.

The last day for the Stall will be

Sunday 26th November.

Craft 4 Causes Craft Stall The annual Craft 4 Causes Craft Stall will be held

again this year on the weekend of 11/12 November

following the Saturday 5.30pm and Sunday 8.30am

Masses. In preparation the Craft 4 Causes team are

looking for the following:

Clean glass jars with metal lids for preserves.

Please drop any jars to the parish office.

Sewers - we are seeking anyone able to

donate some of their time to sew items for

the stall. Materials will be provided. Please

contact Angela on 0404 097 095

A MULTI-FAITH WORKSHOP

Changing the conversation about people seeking asylum.

Love Makes a Way (LMAW) and the Asylum Seeker

Resource Centre (ASRC) present an interactive workshop.

Now more than ever, the situation faced by people seek-

ing asylum is critical. Learn how you can help and engage

your community to do the same.

RSVP: [email protected] 0432 699 934

Southside - Sat 14 October 1-5pm

St Bernard’s Catholic Church Hall,

4 Klumpp Road, Upper Mt Gravatt

Northside - Sun 29 October 1-5pm

Aspley-Albany Creek Anglican Church Hall

30 Ridley Rd, Bridgeman Downs

Cleaning the Silverware It’s time again to clean our candlesticks etc. This is not a difficult job but we do need a couple of helpers. If you can help, please come along: FRIDAY 13th OCTOBER AT 1.45PM in the church.

Mass for Mental Health Week

Catholic Psychiatric Pastoral Care invites you to a Mass

to celebrate QLD Mental Health Week.

Friday 13th October at 1pm at St Patrick’s Church, Forti-

tude Valley. Light refreshments to follow Mass. Parking

is available in Church Grounds.

‘Value Mental Health’

The Youth Evangelisation Office invites applications for the position of Parish Support and Projects Officer

Seeking a self-motivated individual with a personal commit-ment to the values, teachings, and mission of the Catholic

Church. Require previous experience building up youth lead-ers in a Church context and youth ministry experience in a

range of Catholic youth initiatives. Go to http://catholiccollective.org.au/careers/.

Applications close 11:59pm October 15, 2017.

Lourdes Hill Remembrance Mass

Annual Remembrance Mass will be held on Saturday 4th November at 10.00 in The Lady of Lourdes Chapel, Lourdes Hill College. There will be a procession of candles during Mass to remember past pupils who have died during each decade since 1916. If you are aware of past pupils who have passed away since our 2016 Mass, please send their names to the email address [email protected] , notify the college or bring the names with you to the Mass?

Please join us in song...

Memorial Acclamation

We proclaim your death, O Lord

and profess your resurrection until you come again.

Communion Hymn: Shepherd Me O God

Refrain: Shepherd me, O God beyond my wants,

beyond my fears, from death into life.

God is my shepherd, so nothing shall I want;

I rest in the meadows of faithfulness and love;

I walk by the quiet waters of peace.

Gently you raise me and heal my weary soul;

You lead me by pathways of righteousness and truth;

my spirit shall sing the music of your name.

Though I should wander the valley of death,

I fear no evil, for you are at my side;

Your rod and your staff, my comfort and my hope.

© M Haugen 1986, GIA Publications

Thanksgiving Hymn: Sing Praises to the Lord

Sing praises to the Lord, alleluia.

Sing praises to greet the Word, alleluia.

The Word is a sign of God’s wisdom and love,

Alleluia, alleluia.

God’s truth can set us free, alleluia.

Christ Jesus is the key, alleluia.

Our ears hear the Word but it lives in our hearts,

Alleluia, alleluia.

We listen for your voice, alleluia.

We praise you and rejoice, alleluia.

Your Spirit is with us she breathes in your Word,

Alleluia, alleluia.

© 1985, Christopher Walker, OCP Publications

Hymn of Praise: Praise My Soul the King of Heaven

Praise, my soul, the king of heaven;

To his feet thy tribute bring;

Ransomed, healed, restored, forgiven,

Evermore his praises sing:

Alleluia! Alleluia!

Praise the everlasting king.

Praise him for his grace and favour

To his children in distress;

Praise him still the same forever,

Slow to chide and swift to bless:

Alleluia! Alleluia!

Glorious in his faithfulness.

Entrance Antiphon:

Within your will, O Lord, all things are established,

and there is none that can resist your will.

For you have made all things, the heaven and the earth,

and all that is held within the circle of heaven;

you are the Lord of all.

Entrance Hymn: All the Earth

Refrain: All the earth proclaim the Lord,

Sing your praise to God.

1. Serve you the Lord, heart filled with gladness.

Come into his presence singing for joy!

2. Know that the Lord is our creator.

Yes, he is our Father; we are his own.

© L Deiss, 1965, World Library Publications/Willow Connection

First Reading

Isaiah 5:1-7 The vineyard of the Lord God of hosts

is the House of Israel.

Responsorial Psalm

The vineyard of the Lord is the house of Israel.

Second Reading

Philippians 4:6-9 Do these things and the God of

peace will be with you.

Gospel Acclamation

Alleluia, alleluia!

I have chosen you from the world, says the Lord,

To go and bear fruit, fruit that will remain. Alleluia!

Gospel

Matthew 21:33-43 He leased his vineyard to other

farmers.

Offertory Hymn: Gather Your People

Refrain: Gather your people, O Lord.

Gather your people, O Lord.

One bread, one Body, one spirit of love.

Gather your people, O Lord.

1. Draw us forth to the table of life:

Brothers and sisters,

Each of us called

To walk in your light.

2. We are parts of the body of Christ,

Needing each other,

Each of the gifts

The Spirit provides.

3. No more harm on the mountain of God;

Swords into plowshares.

Free us, O Lord,

From hardness of heart

© B Hurd, 1988, OCP Publications/Willow Connection

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