Wishing all

parishioners

and visitors

a happy and

Holy Easter!

Dear Parishioners, 1. Easter Joy The Psalm for Easter Sunday says, “This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” Above all days, Easter is a day of joy. But what is joy? The answer St. Francis gave to this question is fa-mous. St. Francis said to his Brother Leo, “When we come to St. Mary of the Angels [our house], soaked by the rain and frozen by the cold, all soiled with mud and suffering from hunger, and we ring at the gate of the place and the brother porter comes and says angrily: ‘Who are you?’ And we say: ‘We are two of your brothers.’ And … he does not open for us, but makes us stand outside in the snow and rain, cold and hungry, until night falls—then if we endure all those insults and cruel rebuffs patiently, … oh, Brother Leo, … perfect joy is there!” Whatever we may think of St. Francis’s explanation of perfect joy, Easter reminds us that Francis’s kind of joy is not the end of the story. At Easter, we celebrate the other kind of joy, the kind each of us longs for, when every tear is wiped away, and there is no sorrow anymore - no more suffering from weather or hunger or hurtful human beings. As we sing in the much-loved hymn by Fr. John Foley, SJ, at Easter there is only “the cross and passion past; dark night is done, bright morning come at last!” When we ourselves rise to meet our risen Lord, in that bright morning we will hear the Lord say, “Come away, beloved. The winter is past; the rain is gone, and the flowers return to the earth” (Song of Songs 2:10-12). In the loving union of that encoun-ter, all the heartbrokenness of our lives will be redeemed. That will be perfect joy. If all we had was the joy St. Francis describes, our courage might fail us in this life. Easter celebrates now the perfect joy waiting for us when we and all creation are reborn with our resurrected Lord into the everlasting love of God. This is the day that the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it.

21st April, 2019 - Year C EASTER SUNDAY of the

RESURRECTION of the LORD

ALL HALLOWS’ PARISH CHURCH

2 Halley Street FIVE DOCK 2046

Administrator: Fr Matthew Solomon Deacon: Rev. Mr. Constantine Rodrigues crodrigues60@optusnet.com.au Secretaries: Elena Di Perna & Elsa Waldie

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

Phone: 9713 7960 Fax: 9713 5172

Email: parishallhallows@gmail.com

Web: www.allhallows.org.au

All Hallows’ Parish School

Principal: Mrs Helen Elliott

Phone: 9713 4469 Fax: 9712 5184

Email: info@ahpsfivedock.catholic.edu.au

Web: www.ahpsfivedock.catholic.edu.au

Sacramental Life

Eucharist:

Saturday - 9.00am & 5.30pm Vigil

Sunday - 8.30am

Sunday - 10am Children’s Liturgy

Sunday - 6.00pm Youth Mass

Monday - 9.00am

Tues - Wed - 8.00am

Thurs - Fri - 9.00am

Lauds (morning prayer) is prayed

20 minutes before morning mass

daily. All Welcome.

Reconciliation: Saturday 9.30 - 10am & 4.45 - 5.15pm

Sick Calls: Any time - day/night. Funeral Masses: In co-operation with Funeral Directors. Exposition: Every Thursday after 9am Mass.

Celebrating FAITH, LIFE and LOVE in COMMUNITY.

2. All Hallows Parish Red25 The Blood Bank will be at the Cintra Tennis Courts (1 Gipps Street, Concord) on April 23rd, 24th and 26th between the hours of 8.30am - 2pm. Please go online to book your donation and don’t forget to mention All Hallows’ Parish Red 25 to be registered in our group. 3. Stations of the Cross Procession Join us for our procession on Good Friday, 19

th

April, to celebrate the Stations of the Cross. 5.30pm in front of the Church. Please bring a candle/torch. All welcome! 4. Working With Children Checks As mentioned previously every 'volunteer' must obtain a Working With Children Check ('WWCC'). We need all Youth Group members over 18 years of age, all Children Liturgy leaders and especially Extra-ordinary ministers of the Eucharist to apply for a WWCC and provide details to the parish office once obtained. We are preparing for our audit and need to have these records up to date. Please go on line to https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/apply-working-children-check or pop into the parish office for help. 5. Thank you Easter is a time for many wonderful ceremonies in our Church. My grateful thanks to all the people who have so generously given of their time and talents to make these ceremonies possible. 6. Holy Water As a small gift from the parish there will be small bottles of water that were blessed at the Easter Vigil available for you to take home. Please feel free to take one with you to bless your home. 7. Office Closed Please note the parish office will be closed on Tuesday 23rd April. God Bless Fr Matthew. Parish Involvement - Get involved!

There are so many ministries here at All Hallows’.

So many different ways that you can be more involved, help out and meet new people.

If you are interested please collect a Parish Involvement Sheet from

the gatherings space or contact the parish office.

The message of The Divine Mercy is simple. It is that God loves us – all of us.

And, he wants us to recognize that His mercy is greater than our sins, so that we will call upon Him with trust, receive His mercy, and let it flow through us to others. Thus, all will come to share His joy. The Divine Mercy message is one we can call to mind simply by remembering ABC: A - Ask for His Mercy. God wants us to approach Him in prayer constantly, repenting of our sins and asking Him to pour His mercy out upon us and upon the whole world. B - Be merciful. God wants us to receive His mercy and let it flow through us to others. He wants us to extend love and forgiveness to others just as He does to us. C - Completely trust in Jesus. God wants us to know that the graces of His mercy are dependent upon our trust. The more we trust in Jesus, the more we will re-ceive. This message and devotion to Jesus as The Divine Mer-cy is based on the writings of Saint Faustina Kowalska, an uneducated Polish nun who, in obedience to her spir-itual director, wrote a diary recording the revelations she received about God's mercy. One of Our Lord's instructions to St. Faustina was to pray and offer the Chaplet of The Divine Mercy (https://www.thedivinemercy.org/eadm/praying.php ) for sin-ners and especially the dying, saying: "...when they say this chaplet in the presence of the dying, I will stand be-tween My Father and the dying person, not as the just Judge but as the merciful Savior" (Diary, 1541). Earlier, our Lord said to her, "At the hour of their death, I defend as My own glory every soul that will say this chaplet; or when others say it for a dying person, the indulgence is the same" (Diary, 811). It is amazing that we can, by our cooperation with Jesus' requests, assist in the final moments of those who are dying and in need of His mercy. To learn more. vis-it: https://www.thedivinemercy.org/message/devotions/

WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED

In your love and concern, please pray for:-

Recently Deceased:

Mass Intentions: 23rd; Doris & Peter Pinto 25th: John & Mary Muscat & sons 26th: Jim Cini, Victoria & Joseph Paul Cini 27th Valda McLay

Also for: Antonietta Ciaglia

For the following ill members of our community:- Karen Abdallah, Theo Argy,

Tony Lim, Vincenzo La Manna, Andrew Ammendolia,

Elysha Fazzalaro, Bernadette Lane, Mia Spalina, Sarah Galleghan, Ryan Family,

Kylie Lane, Judith Tetley, Anna Pezzuto, Marie Mylott, John Vincent,

Rosa Maria Santos, Belinda Briggs, Mark Bridgett, Mary Davies,

Maria Iolanda Scenna, Jeni Steele, Caterina Scarfo, Mary Pulis, Giuseppe Princi

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

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ALL HALLOWS' YOUTH MINISTRY - GENERATION AWAKENING

If you are between the ages of 12 - 21, the Parish of All Hallows' Five Dock invites you to join its Youth

Ministry, 'Generation Awakening (GA)'. Meetings will run weekly between 5:00pm to 6:00pm on Sundays, followed by 6pm Youth Mass. Musicians and singers

for the youth choir is also welcomed.

For any enquiries email genawakening@gmail.com.

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Silver Circle

Congratulations to Week 5 winners: 1st No. 30 Anne McReynolds;

2nd No. 18 D. Triluccio

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SUNDAY 28 APRIL IS THE FEAST OF THE DIVINE MERCY

In accordance with Jesus’ request that the First Sunday after Easter be the Feast of Mercy, the image of the Divine Mercy will be solemnly blessed and venerated after all Masses at All Hallows, and the Prayer given to St Faustina by Jesus will be recited. See below To ensure that the faithful would observe this day with intense devotion, Pope John Paul ll established that this Sunday be enriched by a plenary indulgence. This indulgence is granted to those who go to Confession (on or close to the feast day), receive Holy Communion, pray for the intentions of the Pope on the Sunday after Easter, and is free from all attachment to sin. Prayer in honour of the Divine Mercy should also be recited on the day. Divine Mercy prayer leaflets will be left in the pews. Jesus also asked that veneration of the hour of his death, be given particular emphasis. This is the Hour of Great Mercy. Jesus told St Faustina: “At three o’clock, implore My mercy, especially for sinners; and, if only for a brief moment, immerse yourself in My Passion, particularly in My abandonment at the moment of agony. This is the hour of great mercy for the whole world…In this hour, I will refuse nothing to the soul that makes a request of Me in virtue of My Passion…” “You can obtain everything for yourself and for others for the asking; it was the hour of grace for the whole world – mercy triumphed over justice.”

APPROPRIATE PRAYER FOR THE HOUR

OF GREAT MERCY (THREE O’CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON) AND ON THE FEAST OF

DIVINE MERCY

You expired, Jesus, but the source of life gushed forth for souls, and the ocean of mercy opened up

for the whole world. O Fount of Life, unfathomable Divine Mercy, envelop the whole world and empty Yourself out upon us. O Blood and Water, which gushed forth from the Heart of Jesus as a fount of mercy for us, I trust in You.

EASTER TIMETABLE

HOLY THURSDAY: 18th April

Mass of the Lord’s Supper - 7.30pm

Prayer with the Reserved Blessed

Sacrament till 11pm

after the conclusion of Mass

GOOD FRIDAY: 19th April

Stations of the Cross - 9.30am

Liturgical Action of the Lord’s Passion

- 3pm

Stations of the Cross Procession - 6pm

HOLY SATURDAY: 20th April

Easter Vigil Mass of the Lord’s

Resurrection - 7.00pm

EASTER SUNDAY: 21st April

Masses are: 8.30am & 10.30am

Note: No 6pm Mass

So, You're a Catholic? See how you scored on last week's

quiz Q1. Why does the Catholic Church

believe Christ is really present in the Eucharist?

A: As Catholics, we believe in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucha-rist because Jesus tells us this is true in the Bible: “I am the bread of life. Your fathers ate the manna in the

wilderness, and they died. This is the bread which comes down from heaven, that a man may eat of it and not die. I am the liv-ing bread which came down from heaven; if anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever.....; Truly, truly, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of man and drink his blood, you

have no life in you; ...." (John 6:48-56). The doctrine of the Real Presence that we believe today was believed by the earliest

Christians 2,000 years ago!

Q2. Where does the Pope get his authority to lead the Church on earth?

A: In Matthew 16:18, Jesus makes his intention clear to pass on authority to lead the Church to Peter and the Apostles. Christ

tells Peter that he is the rock on which He will build His church. The term apostolic succession refers to the line of bish-ops that stretches all the way back to the apostles—to Peter—

the first Pope. Apostolic tradition (the authentic teaching of the apostles) was handed from Christ to the apostles, and from them to their successors. This unbroken line of popes (the bishops of

Rome) and all other bishops have guided the Church for the past 2,000 years, just as Christ intended.

Q3. The Bible says that Jesus had brothers and sisters, but the

Church teaches that Mary was a perpetual virgin. How can this be reconciled?

A: Mark 6:3 refers to Jesus as "..... the son of Mary and brother of James and Joses, and Judas and Simon, and are not His sis-

ters here with us?” This was because there was no word for cousin, or for nephew or niece, or for aunt or uncle in ancient Hebrew or Aramaic – the words that the Jews used in all those instances were “brother” or “sister.” An example of this can be seen in Gen 14:14, where Lot, who was Abraham’s nephew, is

called his brother.

Q4. Why can't women be priests? A: The Church's teaching that only men can be ordained to the priesthood has its origins in the teaching and practices estab-

lished by Christ. While He was on earth, Jesus chose men to be His apostles and He passed on authority to these men to carry

out His work of preaching the good news (Luke 9:1-2) and for-giving sins (John 20:23). The Catechism of the Catholic Church

explains, “The Church recognizes herself to be bound by this choice made by the Lord himself. For this reason, the ordination

of women is not possible” (CCC 1577).

Q5. Why do Catholics confess their sins to a priest rather than going directly to God?

A. The quick answer is because that’s the way God wants us to do it. In James 5:16, God commands us to “confess our sins to one another.” Scripture does not say confess your sins straight

to God and only to God…it says confess your sins to one anoth-er. In Matthew 9:6, Jesus tells us that He was given authority on earth to forgive sins and He then explains, that this authority is given to “men”…plural. In John 20:21-23, the first thing Jesus

says to the gathered disciples on the night of His resurrection? is ‘Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, even so, I send you.'” How did the Father send Jesus? The Father sent Jesus

with the authority on earth to forgive sins“ and that is what Je-sus is sending the disciples to do - He said to them, ‘Receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven; if

you retain the sins of any, they are retained."

POPE’S COLUMN

In the Passion, Three Prayers to the Father Holy Father Encourages Praying of ‘Our Father’ During Easter Pope Francis focused on prayer during his April 17, 2019, General Audience in St. Peter’s Square. But it wasn’t prayer in general, but the prayers Jesus offered during his Passion. The Holy Father departed from his series of commentaries on the “Our Father” and, instead, reflected on the words of prayer Jesus said to the Father during his time of suffering. The First Prayer: After the Last Supper: The Lord “lifted up His eyes to Heaven and said: Father, the hour has come; glorify thy Son — and then — glorify Thou Me in thy own presence with the glory which I had with Thee before the world was made’ (John 17:1.5).” “Jesus asks for glory, a request that seems paradoxical while the Passion is imminent,” the Pope said “What kind of glory is it? In the Bible, glory indicates God’s revealing Himself; it’s the distinct sign of His saving presence among men. Now Jesus is He who manifests definitively the presence and salvation of God. And He does so at Easter: raised on the cross, He is glori-fied (Cf. John 12:23-33).” The Second Prayer: Jesus prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane. He calls the Father “Abba” – a word the Pope recalls is more like “daddy”, close and tender. “He experiences all the anguish of what awaits Him: betrayal, contempt, suffering, and failure,” Francis explained. “In trial, Jesus teaches us to embrace the Father, because in prayer to Him there is the strength to go forward in sorrow. In toil, prayer is relief, entrustment, and comfort. In the abandonment of all, in His interior desolation, Jesus isn’t alone; He is with the Father.” The Third Prayer: From the cross, Jesus prays, “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do”. “Jesus prays for those that were wicked to Him, for His killers,” the Holy Father reminded the audience. “The Gospel specifies that this prayer happened at the moment of the crucifixion. It was probably the moment of the most acute pain when the nails were hammered into His wrists and His feet. Here, at the summit of pain, He reaches the apex of love: forgiveness comes, namely, the gift of the umpteenth power, which breaks the circle of evil.” Pope Francis concluded his commentary by encouraging the praying of the “Our Father” during Easter: “Praying the Our Father" in these days, we can ask for one of these graces: to live our days for the glory of God, namely, to live with love; to be able to entrust ourselves to the Father in trials and say ‘Daddy’ to the Father and find in the encounter with the Father the forgiveness and courage to forgive. Both things go together. The Father forgives us, but He gives us the courage to be able to forgive.”

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Abuse is a crime. The appropriate people to deal with a crime are the police. If you – or anyone you know – have been abused, please contact the police. Alternatively, you can contact the

Safeguarding and Ministerial Integrity Office at (02) 9390 5810 or safeguardingenquiries@sydneycatholic.org. You may also want to speak to your Parish Priest who will be

able to provide support and guidance. The Archdiocese has a legal obligation to report crimes to the police.

THE JOURNEY CATHOLIC RADIO PROGRAM

This week on The Journey we celebrate the joy of Psalm Sunday, and our responsorial

Psalm is again from our Lenten Program TRUST. Mother Hilda from the Abbey reminds us that “This Is Your Life”, Pete Gilmore encourages us to Payback with Love in his Living the Gospel God Spot, and we have taken a small piece of advice from our Men Alive Program entitled “The Slippery Slope”. Our music is a fabulous reflection of mov-ing forward on your own journey. Go to WWW.jcr.org.au or www.itunes.jcr.org.au where you can listen anytime and subscribe to weekly shows by email.

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Prepare to reach beyond…

Communities in Myanmar, PNG, Samoa, Timor Leste, Kiribati and Kenya seek volunteers to mentor locals and build capacity. These assignments are not quick fixes. Overseas Catholic communities are inviting you to immerse yourself for 1 to 2 years.

If you have teaching, medical, business, admin or trade skills, you can give opportunity by sharing

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Come for Global Mission Info: Sunday May 26th @ 10:30am

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Parish Pastoral Council The All Hallows PPC want to encourage

parishioners to contact them with any ideas, suggestions and feedback.

The PPC can now be contacted via email. allhallowsppc@gmail.com.

CENTENARY SOUVENIRS Available at the Piety Stall Enviro Bag - $10, Tea Towel - $10, Pen - $5, Keyring - $5

Thermo cup (various colours) - $10, Souvenir pack including all items - $30 (Save $10)

LITTLE RAYS OF SUNSHINE

Family Day Care Chrissie Conti

Early Childhood Educator

Teaching children beautiful life lessons in a Catholic based environment

Contact Chrissie on 0404 839 272 or

chrissiemgm@gmail.com

NEW AGAIN For the first time ever, Ignite Conference will be held in Sydney as well as Brisbane! It is a national Catholic

youth conference for adults, students, kids, ministry leaders, teachers, priests and religious.

It’s about encountering Jesus Christ and the Church,

experiencing dynamic faith, being equipped for living the Christian life, and being empowered to im-

pact the Church and the world.

Flyers in gathering space

FR ROB GALEA

Coming Home

Australia Tour

Sunday 28 July 5pm

Southern Cross Catholic Vocational College O’Grady Centre, auditorium, Neich Parade,

Burwood Tickets available at www.frgministry.com/tickets

Positions Vacant Housekeeper/Cleaner, St Mark’s Parish

Drummoyne. Part-time position, 3 days per week (9am-3pm Tues and Fri

and 9am-1pm Wed). For further information please contact

Anthony Spata at REACH Human Resources, on 0402 210 055. Applications

close 23 April 2019.

DATES FOR THE DIARY

Sunday 5th May

Celebrating All Hallows 1919 - 2019

Community Day

Sunday 30th June

Fr Bob celebrating 10am Mass

Catholic Bushwalking Club Are you are interested in

Bushwalking, Camping, Canyon and Ski Trips?

Apply for Membership with the CBC via website www.cbcnsw.org.au

or contact Adriana on 0422 688

WHAT’S ON

IN OUR PARISH?

Eucharistic Adoration Eucharistic Adoration will be held every

Thursday after 9am mass

Healing Mass First Friday of the month after 9am Mass

Catholic Women’s League Five Dock

3rd

Monday of month 10am in Church Gathering Space

For more information please contact Enza Ferraro on 9712 2598

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

at Five Dock RSL Club

St Vincent de Paul Society Meetings held each 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month at 6.00pm in the meeting room

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

Italian Prayer Group

Tuesday - 1pm in the Church Messa Italiana ogni ultimo martedi del mese

Enquiries: M. Mureddu 9712 2394

Choir Practice All welcome to choir practice in the Church

7.30pm every Monday. Ring Maria on 9705 1101

Italian Choir Group

Tuesday -12.30 pm in the Church

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

delle nove (9). Ogni terzo Giovedi del mese l’intenzione è per il Gruppo di Preghiera di Riparazione Eucaristica. Per informazioni:

Lucia 9713 1800 Siete tutti benvenuti!

Youth Ministry - Generation Awakening Meetings held every Sunday 5.00pm in the

hall classrooms, followed by 6pm Youth Mass for those aged 10 - 18yrs

genawakening@gmail.com

Prayer Group Beginning again after Lenten Groups on Tues-

day, 30th April Meets weekly at Unit 14 in the parish MJP Units. If you would like to join

please call Sr Ruth 9713 5751

HOME VISITS: P. Moschella, J. Pappalardo

NURSING HOMES:

Parkview: 25 April - no visit

Russell Lea: 26 April - no visit

Bayswater Garden: April - Lorraine, Helen, Michelle

COUNTERS: Group 1

TRANSPORT: Michael, Margaret, Frank

ALTAR SOCIETY: Mary, Bernadette, Judy

PIETY STALL: Vicky C, Eleanor C, Franca, Lorraine

CHILDRENS LITURGY: School Holidays

NEXT WEEK- Sunday 28th April - SECOND SUNDAY of EASTER

READINGS: Acts 5:12-16; Apoc 1:9-13, 17-19; Jn 20:19-31

SATURDAY 5.30pm

SUNDAY 8.30am

SUNDAY 10am

SUNDAY 6.00pm Youth Mass

READERS

C. Gatto K. Hextell L. Gatto G. Sutera

C. Mylott V. Simms R. O’Dwyer N. Giunta

R. Salvato P. Tam

Intro/PF: N. Rando 1st & Psalm: O. Jacobs 2nd: E. O’Brien

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION

G. Bonaddio J. Bonaddio

L. La Cava N. Valeo C. alexakis A. Pavan

ALTAR SERVERS

Group 1 Group 1 Group 1 Group 1

HOME VISITS: J. Liovlsi, N. Vuchich

NURSING HOMES:

Parkview: 2 May - no visit

Russell Lea: 3 May - no visit

Bayswater Garden: May - Nives, Christina & Lucia

COUNTERS: Group 2

TRANSPORT: Maria, Robyn, Miranda, Tony

ALTAR SOCIETY: Enza, Danielle, Paola, Albertina

PIETY STALL: Mary, Marti

CHILDRENS LITURGY: School Holidays

Sunday 21st April - SUNDAY of the RESURRECTION

READINGS: Acts 10:34, 37-43; Col 3:1-4; Jn 20:1-9

SATURDAY 5.30pm

SUNDAY 8.30am

SUNDAY 10am

SUNDAY 6.00pm

Youth Mass

READERS

C. Campbell D. Tomasello F. Hume M. Piccolo

J. Maynard C. Grant H. Chow A. Fabro

A. Kerley M. Hutton

No Mass

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION

Easter Ministers

Easter Ministers

Easter Ministers

No Mass

ALTAR SERVERS

Easter Easter Easter No Mass

A reminder Every 'volunteer' must obtain a Working With Children Check ('WWCC').

By logging on to https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/apply-working-children-check