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General Notices
World Day of the Sick Mass on 11
Position Vacant:
February
Employment Services Manager
St John Paul II instituted the World
The Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney is
Day of the Sick celebrations on the
seeking applications for the position of
Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes. Our
Employment Services Manager.
Diocese will celebrate World Day of
For a confidential discussion and a
the Sick with a Healing Mass and
copy of the information pack, please
anointing at Blacktown on Wednesday
contact Anthony Spata, REACH
11 February. A welcome is extended to
Human Resources on 0402 210055 or
the sick and frail-aged, their relatives
email [email protected]
and carers. People from the healing
Application close 30 January 2015.
professions—nurses, ancillary and
administrative staff—from hospitals
and nursing homes will also attend.
Perfection Ave cor Bentwood Tce, Stanhope Gardens
4th Sunday Ordinary time
31 January - 01 February 2015
Our Parish Mission
The parish of St John XXIII is a faith
community with the Eucharist as its heart.
Inspired by John XXIII’s prophetic
opening of the windows of the Church, we
welcome the fresh air of the Holy Spirit,
inviting every person to share in the
responsibility of enriching the life and faith
of our community by sharing their gifts and
talents.”
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Assistant Priest: Fr Robert William   [email protected]
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Saturday
9:00am, 6:00pm (Vigil)
Sunday
7:30am, 9:00am, 10:30am
6:00pm (Youth)
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Bart Sarlabus
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Council Team Leaders
Community Bldg Techie Sarlabus
Comms & Media John McCartney
Faith Formation Rose Franco
Fundraising
Rodi Orantia
Liturgy
Ray Samonte
Pastoral Care
Social Justice
Evangilisation
tba
Qwayne Guevarra
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Parish Office Hours
Tuesdays to Fridays 8.30 - 4.00pm
Parish Contacts
Office:  (02)9852 0580
 0403 766468 AH
Secretary: Tanya Gatt
 (02)9852 0580
  [email protected]
Finance: Mila Llamas (Fridays)
 [email protected]
Sacramental Support: Jill Franco
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Our Learning Community
Holy Cross Primary
49 Meurants Lane, Glenwood
Principal: Marina Hardy
 (02) 9629 8742
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John XXIII and St Mark’s College
160 Perfection Ave, Stanhope Gardens
Principal: Dr Peter Webster
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Catholic Learning Centre
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EVANGELICUM
The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference supports Pope Francis in declaring Feb. 8 (next Sunday), the Feast of St Josephine Bakhita, as World Day of
prayer, reflection and action against human trafficking.
The Australian bishops explained in their statement that the Vatican Secretary
of State invited each national bishops conference to join the observance on Feb.
8 and to contribute to the “sensitising of public opinion to this tragic
phenomenon, which represents one of the saddest wounds of our time.”
According to Bishop Eugene Hurley of Darwin, “It is imperative that we begin a
journey of personal change when we mark 8 February.”
“Human trafficking exists in Australia and on this planet because we allow it
to exist,” Bishop Hurley further emphasized. “Let us together commit to
eradicate this affront to our humanity.”
In his message Pope Francis solicited all the faithful “to practice acts of
fraternity towards those kept in a state of enslavement.” He further proposed a
self-introspection saying, “Let us ask ourselves, as individuals and as
communities, whether we feel challenged when, in our daily lives, we meet or
deal with persons who could be victims of human trafficking, or when we are
tempted to select items, which may well have been produced by exploiting
others.”
The bishops further enumerated, “And we remember people whose labour is
exploited to produce cheap goods for Australians. We remember young boys in
West Africa who are trafficked into the cocoa production for Australian
chocolate. We remember refugees in Thailand who are trafficked onto fishing
vessels to produce cheap fish for Australians to eat. We remember the women
in Bangladesh whose exploited labour and unsafe working conditions result in
cheap clothing for Australians to wear.”
“We also remember the 200 female students kidnapped in Nigeria in April
2014 by Boko Haram; reports suggest that many of these girls have been sold or
forced into marriages.”
Emphasizing the gravity of concern, the ACBC stressed urged “a fourfold
commitment to prevention, victim protection, the legal prosecution of
perpetrators, and partnerships for change; these require a global effort on the
part of all sectors of society.”
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As a result, the Parish Social Justice Committee is working on a video presentation as
well as specific Prayers of the Faithful for next Sunday, so that the Community of St. John
XXIII can be faithful to the Pope’s request and remember those in need during all our Sunday
Eucharist!
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Paying our debt together
Parish Notices
Weekly donation
1st Collection:
$ 2068.85
Funds go to Priest Remuneration Fund, to
support the priests of our Diocese.
2nd Collection: $ 5556.40
Loose
$ 1774.40
PG Envelopes $ 1741.00
PG by EFT $ 2041.00
Pays Parish Debt and on going
running costs, including wages of staff.
(If you can, please put a little extra on the
Second Collection.)
If you would like to be a part of the
church’s plan giving program, a green
form is available at the church foyer or
contact the church secretary, Tanya
Gatt [email protected]
Monday 16th February 2015
7.30pm - 9.30pm
Mass & Benediction
Catholic Charismatic
Sponsered by St John XXIII Church
ROSTER FOR COUNTERS
Group D -Tuesday 3rd February
Lino & Rita Matteazi, Eddie & Mary
Murphy.
ROSTER FOR CLEANERS Group
D– Saturday 17th January
Priscilla Houghton, Bradley Houghton,
Phil Katipunan, Elaine Pereira,
Special Intentions
We pray for the
following who have
died:
Recently Deceased:
Ildefonsa Capapas, Michael
Sammut, Mrs & Mr Philo & Deo
Rodrigues, Norm Arthur.
Anniversaries:
Richard & Valerie Pragasam,
Kristian Anthony Cala, Armand
Calwag, Baby Alana Eve Coakley.
And also:
Frank Barbara, Guy Falzon, Arturro
Cobarrubias Sr, Sister Aun Frazia
Camilleri, Vicki Rose Camilleri,
Michael Camilleri, Reno Camilleri.
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We also Pray for those who are
sick:
Felomina Docena, Shona Modrich,
Lourdes Subijano, Anthony Joseph, Anthony Subijano, Matrlon
Marcelo, Athan G Alvarez, Florencia Melgar, Jovie Disterhoft, Concepcion Quiranee, Nikhil Parvathaneni, Angelica Nepomuceno.
Thanksgiving:
J Reddy Ontendho Family, R & S
Santos & Family.
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Why we do what we do?
Fr John’s corner
Why do we kneel, stand and sit during mass?
As Catholics, when we worship, we engage our entire body and all our senses. We
actively engage our bodies in order to be truly present to the mystery of the Eucharist
in which we celebrate. Each posture we assume at Mass underlines and reinforces the
meaning of the action in which we are taking part at that moment in our worship.
Standing is a sign of respect and honor, so we stand as the celebrant who represents
Christ enters and leaves the assembly. This posture, from the earliest days of the
Church, has been understood as the stance of those who are risen with Christ and
seek the things that are above. When we stand for prayer we assume our full stature
before God, not in pride, but in humble gratitude for the marvelous thing God has
done in creating and redeeming each one of us.
The posture of kneeling signified penance in the early Church: the awareness of sin
casts us to the ground! So thoroughly was kneeling identified with penance that the
early Christians were forbidden to kneel on Sundays and during the Easter Season
when the prevailing spirit of the liturgy was that of joy and thanksgiving.
Sitting is the posture of listening and meditation, so the congregation sits for the preGospel readings and may also sit for the period of meditation following Communion.
Gestures too involve our bodies in prayer. The most familiar of these is the Sign of
the Cross with which we begin Mass and with which, in the form of a blessing, the
Mass concludes. Because it was by Jesus’ death on the cross that Christ redeemed
humankind, we trace the sign of the cross on our
foreheads, lips and hearts at the beginning of the Gospel.
During the Confiteor, the action of striking our breasts at
the words through my own fault can strengthen my
awareness that my sin is my fault. In the Creed we are
invited to bow at the words which commemorate the
Incarnation: by the power of the Holy Spirit he was born
of the Virgin Mary and became man. This gesture
signifies our profound respect and gratitude to Christ
who, though God, did not hesitate to come among us as
a human being, sharing our human condition in order to
save us from sin and restore us to friendship with God.
In addition to serving as a vehicle for the prayer of beings
composed of body and spirit, the postures and gestures in
which we engage at Mass have another very important
function. The Church sees in these common postures and gestures both a symbol of
the unity of those who have come together to worship and a means of fostering that
unity. When we stand, kneel, sit, bow and sign ourselves in common action, we given
unambiguous witness that we are indeed the Body of Christ, united in heart, mind and
spirit.
taken from St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church Q&A 2013
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When I arrived at St. John XXIII I encountered the local tradition of Adoration of the
Blessed Sacrament for the last 30 mins before every weekday mass. I think this is a
laudable tradition and I wish to continue with this quiet period of prayer before
weekday mass (except on those days when the School will be joining us for weekday
Mass).However, the Roman Ritual makes it clear that Rite of Benediction is something
that should normally follow Mass and not precede it; furthermore, the actual Rite of
Benediction should follow a specific pattern as outlined in the Ritual. Indeed,
“(e)xposition which is held exclusively for the giving of benediction is prohibited”.
As a result, being faithful to No. 89 of the Document “Holy Communion and the Worship of
the Eucharist outside Mass”, there will no longer be a brief Benediction after those 30
minutes of Adoration before weekday mass. Instead, I wish to begin the extension of
every Friday Mass with 20 minutes of silent Adoration of the Host actually consecrated in
the preceding Mass, and to conclude this with the full Rite of Benediction, utilizing
appropriate prayers and hymns. Furthermore, I consider it of pastoral benefit to do the
same after the First Saturday morning Mass (which is the occasion on which we offer
the Sacrment of the Anointing of the Sick to those who are in advanced age or
seriously ill).
Tanya and I are in the process of printing and laminating cards for the full traditional
Rite of Benediction for use this Friday, Feb 6th and for this Saturday, Feb 7th (during
which Mass we shall recommence the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick for those in
need).
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The newly established RCIA Team has now met and will lead our Candidates and
Catechumens through the RCIA process to Easter and beyond. I thank Judith
Castellino, Vincent Gracis Flor, Rowen Esmero and Melva Paguinto for their generosity
in joining with Fr. Robert and myself in this important ministry of service.
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The RCIA recommences this coming Wednesday (4th Feb) from 7:30 in the Church
Kitchen.
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The newly established Baptism Team is underway; and we hosted 10 families (and a
number of godparents) at our first monthly Pre-Baptism Programme last Wednesday
evening. If there are a further three parishioners who would like to offer themselves to
help the families of those being baptised, please contact me via email or office phone.
They will join the very generous Team of Rose Franco, Jill Franco, May Dalusag,
Camille Jamon, Anh Kuziak, ably assisted by Tanya Gatt. From now on, the parents
(and, hopefully, godparents) of all children to be baptised in St. John XXIII Church will
be expected to attend a Pre-Baptism Programme before their scheduled Baptism date.
Please continue to contact our Parish Secretary, Tanya Gatt, in the Parish Office to make bookings for
Baptism.
Thank you all for your continued prayerful support for our Parish Community and its many
ministries.
God bless you all… Fr. John
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First Reading
Deuteronomy 18:15-20
A reading from the book of
Deuteronomy
Moses said to the people: 'Your God
will raise up for you a prophet like
myself, from among yourselves, from
your own brothers; to him you must
listen. This is what you yourselves
asked of the Lord your God at Horeb
on the day of the Assembly. "Do not
let me hear again" you said "the voice
of the Lord my God, nor look any
longer on this great fire, or I shall die";
and the Lord said to me, "All they
have spoken is well said. I will raise up
a prophet like yourself for them from
their own brothers; I will put my
words into his mouth and he shall tell
them all I command him. The man
who does not listen to my words that
he speaks in my name, shall be held
answerable to me for it. But the
prophet who presumes to say in my
name a thing I have not commanded
him to say, or who speaks in the name
of other gods, that prophet shall die."'
The word of the Lord.
Thanks be to God.
Responsorial Psalm
Ps 94:1-2, 6-9
Parish Notices
18 Feb – 31 Mar 2015
harden not your hearts.
Come, ring out our joy to the Lord;
hail the rock who saves us.
Let us come before him, giving thanks,
with songs let us hail the Lord.
Meet once a week between 18 Feb
to 31 Mar., 2015
If today, you hear his voice,
harden not your hearts.
Topic: following Sunday’s Gospel
Come in, let us kneel and bend low;
let us kneel before the God who made
us for he is our God and we the people
who belong to his pasture, the flock that
is led by his hand.
If today, you hear his voice,
harden not your hearts.
O that today you would listen to his
voice!
'Harden not your hearts as at Meribah,
as on that day at Massah in the desert
when your fathers put me to the test;
when they tried me, though they saw my
work.'
If today, you hear his voice,
harden not your hearts.
Small, intimate discussion groups
If interested, please fill in the sign-up
sheet found at the Church foyer or
the kitchen watering hole.
Parramatta Institute for Mission
Liturgical Ministry Formation Courses for
2015
Understanding liturgical ministries,
ministry of the word, extraordinary
ministers of communion, communion to
the sick & dying, senior servers and
acolytes & acolyte courses
For more information call the parish office
to collect forms  9852 0580
If you or a family member is homebound and
would want to receive communion in your home
please contact the parish office.
Gospel Acclamation
Matthew 4:16
Alleluia, alleluia!
Mass Cards are now available
purchase at the parish office
for
SRE Teachers needed
If you are interested, please contact the
Parish Office
Free morning tea
Every 4th Sunday after the 9am mass
courtesy of SJ23rd Prayer Group
Over 55’s
What Lunch
Where Galston RSL
When 17th February, Monday
Time 12 noon or GGC 11:30am
For further details please call Merrilyn
 9629 4552 / 0413 424552
If you know of anyone who needs help
from our Community Outreach group
please contact the parish office on
 9852 0580
Devotions & Prayers
A people in darkness have seen a great
light:
a radiant dawn shines on those lost in
death.
Novena Masses
Tuesdays
7:30pm
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
First Fridays 7:30pm
Sacred Heart of Jesus
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Tuesdays
6:30 - 7:30pm
First Fridays 6:30pm followed by
7:15pm Benediction
Saturdays
8:00 - 9:00am (Vocations)
Sacrament of the Sick
First Saturday 9:00am Mass or upon
request
Alleluia!
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Lent Discussion Groups
Response If today, you hear his voice,
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Divine Office
Fridays
12:00pm with Adoration
Sundays
8:15am
Praise & Worship
3rd Saturdays 7:30pm led by SJ23rd Prayer
Group
2nd & 4th Saturdays
7:30pm
led by CRL (Community of the Risen Lord)
Friday Prayer Group
Fridays
7:00pm
Location
Church kitchen
Led by Pauline Camilleri  0407 417039
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Parish Pastoral Council Corner
Charity, desiring to do God’s will, is Sacramental Programme Facilitators
able to do everything; it hopes in all (those who will assist the Sacramental
things, it bears all things. – St. John Team in the sacramental sessions.
XXIII, 11 May 1963
We are officially launching our first
Grand Raffle Draw for 2015, with
Travel as the central theme. For the
low cost of $5 a ticket, you can win
tickets for two to join the Pilgrimage
Journey from Paris to Compostela led
by Fr. John from 20 Sept to 11 Oct this
year. Minor prizes include two Surface
Pro 3 tablets and four GoPro Hero4
cameras. Ticket sales commence next
weekend, but you may reserve booklets
now by filling up the forms located in
the church foyer and dropping these at
the AV Room pigeonhole. We hope
that you will avidly support this parish
fundraising initiative.
We reiterate our invitation to all to
participate in the following pillars of our
parish:
Liturgy team - to plan and implement
liturgical events;
Faith Formation – to support Fr.
John’s Gospel Study sessions this year,
as well as the various Parish Retreats;
Novena Mass to Our Lady of
Perpetual Help
Tuesday nights beginning with
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
at 6.30pm, Evening Prayer of the
Church at 7.00pm, Rosary at 7.15pm
and Mass and Novena prayers at
7.30pm.
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Community Building - you would
have heard that we are launching the
Parish Hospitality/Welcomers team
soon and we need your support!
Fundraising - we are doing two raffles
this year and we need more bodies!
SJ23 Rosary Statue hostings: (Still looking for Feb/ Mar hosts)
3 February – Houghton Family
10 February – Mojica Family
17 February – Ramiscal Family
Have a great week! Bart
2015 Parish Council Meeting Schedule
Executive (Council leaders)
18 Mar 20 May
16 Sep 18 Nov
22 Jul
General (all Parish Council members)
tba
Our School Executives and Finance
committee are also invited to provide
updates. Parishioners are invited to come
and be part of this meeting.
Second Reading
Corinthians 7:32-35
Gospel
Mark 1:21-28
A reading from the first letter of St
Paul to the Corinthians
A reading from the holy Gospel
according to Mark
I would like to see you free from all
worry. An unmarried man can devote
himself to the Lord's affairs, all he
need worry about is pleasing the Lord;
but a married man has to bother about
the world's affairs and devote himself
to pleasing his wife: he is torn two
ways. In the same way an unmarried
woman, like a young girl, can devote
herself to the Lord's affairs; all she
need worry about is being holy in body
and spirit. The married woman, on the
other hand, has to worry about the
world's affairs and devote herself to
pleasing her husband. I say this only to
help you, not to put a halter round
your necks, but simply to make sure
that everything is as it should be, and
that you give your undivided attention
to the Lord.
The word of the Lord.
Thanks be to God.
Jesus and his followers went as far as
Capernaum, and as soon as the
Sabbath came Jesus went to the
synagogue and began to teach. And
his teaching made a deep impression
on them because, unlike the scribes,
he taught them with authority.
In their synagogue just then there
was a man possessed by an unclean
spirit, and it shouted, 'What do you
want with us, Jesus of Nazareth?
Have you come to destroy us? I
know who you are: the Holy One of
God.' But Jesus said sharply, 'Be
quiet! Come out of him!' And the
unclean spirit threw the man into
convulsions and with a loud cry went
out of him. The people were so
astonished that they started asking
each other what it all meant. 'Here is
a teaching that is new' they said 'and
with authority behind it: he gives
orders even to unclean spirits and
they obey him.' And his reputation
rapidly spread everywhere, through
all the surrounding Galilean
countryside.
The Gospel of the Lord.
Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ.
If you want the opportunity of having
the statue visit you in your home
contact Bart Sarlabus. Pick up the
statue during the novena and return
before the novena.
Family Roster for the Rosary
Statue
3 Feb,
10 Feb,
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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,
(At the words that follow, up to and including ‘and
became man’, all bow.)
and by the Holy Spirit was incarnate
of 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.
Readings for next
Week
February
2 Mon
Presentation of the Lord
Reflection on the Gospel
At times Jesus tried to escape from the popularity engendered by his ministry and
find some quiet time to be with His Father. And yet, so frequently, as today’s Gospel
relates, the crowds ‘found’ him; and he willingly continued ministering to them.
Malachi 3:1-4 (JB)
Ps 23:7-10
Hebrews 2:14-18
Luke 2:22-40
Saint Angela Merici
What is worth reflecting on in this text from Mark is that the crowds SOUGHT HIM
OUT. He didn’t go to them; they came to Him. They wanted to witness his signs and
miracles, to experience His healing touch, to listen to the Word of God that He
preached.
Hebrews 12:1-4 (JB)
Ps 21:26-28, 30-32
Mark 5:21-43
My sisters and brothers:
Aren’t
we the ‘Body of Christ’ in the world today (as St. Paul often reminds his hearers)?
1st Reading
Psalm
2nd Reading
Gospel
1st Reading
Psalm
Gospel
3 Tues
4 Wed
Ordinary time
1st Readings Hebrews 12:4-7, 11-15
Psalm
Ps 102:1-2, 13-14, 17-18
Gospel
Mark 6:1-6
But where are the multitudes in our Parish Church?!
Jesus was someone everyone wanted to be around.
5 Thurs St Agatha
1st Readings
Hebrews 12:18-19, 21
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Psalm
Ps 47:2-4, 9-11
Gospel
Mark 6:7-13
6 Fri
St Paul Miki &
companions
7 Sat
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Do people want to be here with us?
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Do people see in you and me the contemporary embodiment of Truth, Faith,
Goodness?
As baptised Christians it is our job, our mission, to be someone who imitates the
Master: who says and does what He said and did; who is attractive to believers and
non-believers alike!
Youth Corner
1st Readings Hebrews 13:1-8
Psalm
Ps 26:1, 3, 5, 8-9
Gospel
Mark 6:14-29
Ordinary time
1st Readings Hebrews 13:15-17, 20-21
Psalm
Ps 22
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DWF APPEAL
There will be a a 3rd Collection for
the DWF Appeal on the
2nd or 3rd week of
February
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Aren’t we (the Church) called to be those whose words and deeds convey the
Truth that sets all free now?
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GTK YOUTH GROUP
(Getting to Know - God, yourself and other)
Age group - School Years 4-9
When: 2nd and 4th Sundays
Where: St Mark’s Staff Room
Time: 4:15pm drop off at Church
4.30pm afternoon tea
5.00pm Break open the word
5.30pm Welcomers at mass
6.00pm Youth Mass
7.30pm leave from Church
Where:
Time:
Church
after 6:00pm vigil mass
YFC (Youth for Christ)
When: Meets every 3rd Sunday at St
Mark’s Staff Room
Time: 1:00pm for Break open the word.
6.00pm Youth Mass
Contacts:
RJ Samonte [email protected]
Ceejay Sarlabus [email protected]
www.gtkyouth.com
CRL (Community of the Risen Lord)
Praise & worship
When:
2nd & 4th Saturdays
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