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TOGETHER In the Diocese of
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ORDINATIONS 6
GRADUATIONS 8
IN OUR SCHOOLS 20
MASS TIMES 26
2 NEWS
Bishop's Voice
TOGETHER
IN THE DIOCESE OF WAGGA WAGGA
is published monthly, eleven times
per year, and is available free at parish
churches, schools, presbyteries and
religious houses throughout the
Wagga Wagga Diocese.
Bishop Mark Edwards OMI - Bishop of Wagga Wagga Diocese Publisher
The Diocese of Wagga Wagga
Snippets from the homily for the his rival and his time in that area came phase and we look for his presence in this McAlroy House
to an end. He set to sea in a small boat moment. He is with us and we want to 205 Tarcutta Street
commemorative Mass at St Columba’s
Wagga Wagga NSW 2650
Berrigan. and drifted to the Island of Iona, which recognise the ways.
We are here because St Columba Catholic is between Ireland and Scotland, where Stay awake! Editor/Designer
he established a community of monks Karene Eggleton
Parish Primary School is important to us.
We are here as current community, past and became a spiritual guide. Further, he A reflection for Christmas Printer
pupils, past teachers and Presentation helped those who encountered Christ to When the angel Gabriel suddenly Newsprinters
structure their lives so that this coming, appeared before that Jewish girl in 1 McKoy St West Wodonga Vic 3690
Sisters. Fr Rick is here because the school
is important to its parish. I am here to say this Advent, was not just a momentary Nazareth and said “Ave”, he did something Submissions
that St Columba’s is significant to the ‘Wow’ experience but became an ongoing that cannot be neglected by the historian, TOGETHER would not be possible
without the voluntary labour and
Diocese and the Church. Liz O’Carrigan, part of their lives. This monastery became even though it doesn’t fit in the ordinary
cooperation of many contributors
Prue Horan, Aunty Mary and Matt a centre of faith and learning from which sense within history or the study of history. from within the diocese and beyond.
Humphries are here because St Columba’s saints and missionaries went forth initially I believe that that angel told that woman Submissions for publication are
means a lot to our education system. We to Scotland and from there to Europe. that from that moment on she was to be welcome but not always guaranteed
to be printed.
also welcome Veronica Braybon, principal St Columba’s has been a community the Mother of God, and, presuming her
of St Joseph’s in Finley, which our current which has formed us, where we, as maiden-like yes, that he whose name the Advertisers
students will attend next year. students, families, teachers, priests, have Jews never wanted to pronounce was to TOGETHER acknowledges with
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Patrick, is one of the three big Irish saints. friendship and people. Our school is or I. I, therefore, listen to him, as nobody support to our advertisers where
He came from a noble family and legend closing and, while we mourn this, we before this event could have listened to possible. Please note that products
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Prayer Intention for December - Pray with Pope Francis
Prayer for a Deeper Faith and Love for Jesus
For a life of prayer Father, as we recall the steadfast faith and hope May we pass on trust in the Lord Jesus to our children
We pray that our personal relationship with in God that so many of the great cloud of witnesses and children’s children, so that in the next generations
Jesus Christ be nourished by the displayed in Hebrews chapter eleven and elsewhere, a living trust in God may be their witness to the world,
we pray that we too may follow their example and place and faith in His Word may be a testimony that will also
Word of God and a life of prayer. our entire faith in Your precious Word. May we develop pass on to all their children.
Visit this link to hear the Pope deliver his monthly prayer: an ever-deepening trust in You, knowing that Your Keep us standing firm in the truth of God’s Word that
http://popesprayerusa.net/category/pope-video/ Word is faithful and true. May we be nourished by the has been delivered to us by our Father in heaven, and
Word of God day by day and be refreshed with rivers of keep us steadfast and true to all that we have learned
Pope’s Worldwide living water that stream into our hearts from above, so
that whatsoever we do will be pleasing to the Lord and
of Your grace and mercy. May our lives demonstrate
an ever-deepening love for You, until that glorious day
Prayer Network glorify His name.
Thank You that in Christ, we have been forgiven of all
when we are taken to be with You in heaven. This we
pray in Jesus’ name,
APOSVLESHIP OF PRAYER
http://popesprayerusa.net/popes-intentions/ our sins and delivered from the power of sin in our lives. Amen.
TOGETHER - DECEMBER 2020
NEWS 3
Marian's 50th anniversary of
their founding charisms
On 16 November Marian Catholic College
marked the 50th anniversary of the school
with the blessing of two sculptures.
The Water from the Rock sculpture to be a powerful reminder of who we are
and the Venerable Catherine McAuley and serve as a mission and call to action
statue were blessed by Bishop Mark in our faith.
Edwards to mark 50 years of their Marian Catholic College has a rich
two founding charisms, the Marist history and we have attempted to bring
Brothers and the Sisters of Mercy history to life here. The sculptures that
working together on their current you see behind me are a reminder of our
site. founding charisms, the Mercy Sisters
Heath Neville, Director of Mission spoke and Marist Brothers. It is in 2020 that we
of the history around the sculptures: celebrate 50 years of these two charisms
It is with great honour that I have working together on this site. Bishop Mark Edwards OMI, Belinda Aventi - Liturgy Co-ordinator, Domenica Polimeni - Religion
been asked to speak to you today and Before I speak briefly about the elements Co-ordinator, Alan Le Brocque - Principal and Heath Neville - Director of Mission.
introduce to you to the latest addition to of the piece I would like to acknowledge Wiradjuri country. step our students through the history of our
the spiritual artwork that builds upon our the hard work that has gone on behind Let me talk you through the sculpture: church and remind us of this history that
evangelisation mission here at Marian the scenes to make this possible. Firstly, Catherine McAuley stands tall proudly formed the charisms they now surround.
Catholic College. Mr Alan Le Brocque and the leadership on the plinth. Catherine represents the The stones that lay at the feet of Catherine
For thousands of years, art has played team who have been involved the entire Mercy Sisters. Proud, confident and were also refuged from the former nun’s
an important role in religion. There is no way, Joanne Smith whose work is often kind, Catherine gazes across the school residence and serve to remind us of the
doubt that religious art, which represents unsung, her organisation and ability to and directly to the future site of our staff contribution of elements such as our
the sacred, has become the spiritual engine find the funds is nothing short of a miracle facilities. It is her gaze that will serve as a local parish who kindly handed the bricks
bringing people closer to the divine. and I would like to highlight the effort reminder of the strength and courage that and mortar of that residence over to the
We naturally use our sight to experience in design and labour of our maintenance is needed to lead and teach in this catholic College after the departure of the Sr’s
works of visual art but when beholding staff Simon Aventi and Warren Bock. school. many years ago.
religious icons such as these, it appeals to Their hard work has been noticed by Catherine stands beside the flowing water The Roses planted behind these features
our other senses and feelings. The function all throughout the construction of this from the mighty rock. This represents form a backdrop and symbolise the
of religious art is not to simply refer to piece in front of the whole community. the Marist Brothers and how we flow in possibilities we have to blossom and
external objects but to give a vision to Everyone has witnessed the effort that the tradition of Marcellin Champagnat. bloom in full beauty if we take the time
both human limitations and the eternity of goes into providing such a space for our We have designed a neverending flow of to remember the values this artwork
the inner world. This is what this design students and this is what is at the core of water that creates not only a visual but represents.
sets out to achieve. this artwork. A piece designed and built audible reminder of Marist values. Finally, the cross is placed above all and
We stand today is a space where many by Marian, for Marian. The rock was A representative from the Mercy and in full sight. This is a reminder of our
students choose to sit and eat their lunch, also sourced and donated from the Aventi Marist are here today to speak further on telos, our purpose and overarching desire.
chat and share stories and/or choose to family to feature now for years to come these elements. Jesus is the way, the truth and the life for
simply sit in a place of retreat and reflect. in its new space. Once again the resources The stepping stones that surround the all. This is central to all that we do.
Every student and staff member in this like many coming from our Marian family. two icons you may have seen before. This is a space that will continue to
school will pass this new work of art at Now the elements: They once formed the path to the former grow as our faith continues to grow.
least a dozen times a day. With this in mind, Firstly, I would like to acknowledge Principals residence. Through the Made by the staff and students of
we knew the importance when seeking to that the Gugaa, the totem animal of the stewardship of our college grounds, we Marian for the staff and students of
build on what is becoming a spiritual hub Wiradjurri people has been relocated to have recovered the beautiful mosaics Marian. A reminder of who we are and
for our College with the existing statue of this space as we carefully build upon the created by Belinda Pandebianco and her who we long to be, enjoyed by all for
Mary. In such a place of interaction, it had land that always was and always will be class over 15 years ago. These tiles now many years to come.
Sr Theresa Foley , Sr Patricia Johnson from the Maintenance staff putting the final Design and Construction Team members Warren Bock,
Sisters of Mercy in Griffith touches on the sculptures. Simon Aventi and Heath Neville.
DECEMBER 2020 - TOGETHER
4 NEWS
Fr Paul Hart celebrates
years of service
50 Fr Hart celebrated his
Golden Jubilee Year of
service to the priesthood on 29 August.
“It’s been a great journey; God is appointed to Corowa since 1945.
good and life is worth living.” At his retirement the Corowa
These are the words Father Paul Hart community gathered to pay tribute
used at his retirement in 2017 to sum up to their much loved minister at a
his then 46 years of ministry as a priest farewell dinner at the Corowa RSL
in the Diocese of Wagga Wagga. Club. Speaking on behalf of the parish
Father Hart retired after serving the community, Deputy Principal of St
Corowa community for 20 years as Mary’s Primary School, Corowa Mrs
parish priest of St Mary’s Star of the Sea Mary Milthorpe, said Fr Paul was “far
Church. more than our parish priest”.
Born in Junee in 1941, the son of Bede “He has become our friend and mentor
and Mona Hart, Fr Paul was ordained in and has accompanied us on a significant
his home parish church, St Joseph’s, by part of our life’s journey these last 20
Bishop Francis Carroll on August 29, years. He has supported many parish
1970. activities and instigated others for the
After schooling at Erinvale Public benefit of his parishioners such as the
School; Our Lady of the Sacred Heart monthly Anointing Mass at St Mary’s
Boys’ School, Bowral and Christian hall and the Karinya Aged Care facility.
Brothers’ Agricultural College “Fr Paul’s ministry stretched far beyond
near Goulburn, Fr Paul worked in his parish with an open door policy as he
farming, wool classing and banking embraced all those in need. He is a friend
before deciding to pursue a call to the to all and encouraged his parishioners to
priesthood. embrace Ecumenism. His association
Bishop Henschke supported his with the Corowa Ministers’ Fraternal
application to the diocesan priesthood is testament to his commitment. He for providing a delicious afternoon tea
however before he could begin seminary encouraged our involvement in that drew Fr Paul so religiously to their
studies, Fr Paul went back to school to community church services that included meetings,” Mrs Milthorpe speculated.
complete years 11 and 12 at Chevalier all denominations.” Fr Hart said his priestly journey had
College, Bowral as a mature age student. Mrs Milthorpe said the community included many highlights such as
He studied philosophy at St Columba’s would remember Fr Paul for his care celebrating his Silver Jubilee at Finley
Seminary, Springwood then theology at and concern of people confined to their and his 40th anniversary in Corowa in
St Patrick’s College, Manly from 1967- home, in hospital or nursing homes. 2010.
1970. “He will also be remembered for his He said it was Christ’s life-giving
After ordination Fr Paul’s parish empathy and understanding of those message that carried the priest as he
appointments included St Michael’s families suffering grief and loss. He travelled the journey of life and faith, of
Cathedral Parish, Wagga Wagga; North was available at any time to sit with and joy and sadness.
Albury; Albury; Narrandera; Lavington comfort those who needed comforting “Christ is key to relationships
and Tocumwal. He was appointed and anoint loved ones.” forged when supporting others in
parish priest of Tumbarumba in 1984 Fr Hart has a well-deserved reputation need including those who come
and Finley in 1989 before his move to for his sweet tooth. “Perhaps it was to the door during hard times and
Corowa in 1997. the legendary reputation that the in need of a word of hope or other Fr Paul Hart cutting his cake at his
Fr Hart was only the third parish priest Catholic Women’s League ladies had assistance,” Fr Hart said.
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TOGETHER - DECEMBER 2020
NEWS 5
Fr Luke Joseph celebrates
his th year of service
25 Fr Luke celebrated
his 25th Silver Jubilee Year
of service on 23 September.
Born in Wagga Wagga in 1963, the son Rome from 1991 to 1995.
of Farmey and Felicity Joseph, Fr Luke After his ordination into the priesthood
was ordained at St Michael's Cathedral Fr Luke was appointed to St Michael's
by Bishop Brennan on September 23, Cathedral in Wagga Wagga and in 2007
1995. he made the move to Tarcutta parish.
Fr Luke attended St Maria Goretti Let us pray for our priests.
Primary School and
Bishop Henschke Boys'
Primary School in
Wagga Wagga and then
St Ignatius' College
in Sydney for his
secondary schooling.
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College in Melbourne
from 1988 to 1991 and
then at the Pontifical
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DECEMBER 2020 - TOGETHER
6 O R D I N AT I O N S
Ordination to the Priesthood
On December 11, Cyprian Onuorah will be ordained
as a priest at St Michael's Cathedral.
by Karene Eggleton
I caught up with Cyprian Onuorah at right now is that my parents will not be
St Michael's Cathedral where he was sitting in the same church with me as I
both nervous and excited about his take that bold step to the priesthood.
ordination to the priesthood. They are my shoulder, my number one
Cyprian was born in Onitsha, Anambra supporter and fans. They encouraged and
state of Nigeria, West Africa. He is prayed me through. They were there at the
the second youngest of five children beginning, they knew all my struggles,
of Cyprian Chidi and Obioma Mary pains and joys, and it hurts me not to see
Onuorah. Cyprian came to the Wagga them in the church with me cheering me
Wagga Diocese in 2012 and spent some on. But I am glad that they, and indeed all
months at St Patrick’s Parish in Albury my friends and families who are not able
discerning the call to the priesthood and to come because of the pandemic, will at
was accepted as a seminarian at Vianney least be participating through the online
College at the beginning of 2013 by streaming. Thanks be to God!!"
Bishop Hanna. "But even with all this weighing
He has been placed in the parishes of on my mind as I approach the altar, I
Thurgoona, Lavington, Griffith and strongly feel that it is a privilege that Cyprian Onuorah outside St Michael's
Cathedral.
Narrandera and after his ordination as a my ordination is occurring in such times
deacon on 7 June 2019 was placed at St of uncertainty. I think that the Lord is beginning of his journey to the priesthood.
Michael's Cathedral, Wagga Wagga to using this ordination to encourage us and "Thank you all who believed what the
prepare for his priestly ordination. sustain us on the path of hope. It is for me Lord was doing in my life and never gave
When Cyprian is ordained to the a sign of hope, love and reassurance that up on me. My heart is full of gratitude,
priesthood he will be appointed to the the Lord is always with us. It is a sign of and I beg you all to continue to pray for
West Wagga Parish as Assistant Priest. a better tomorrow. I am always grateful me as I embark on this new road and
Being ordained during a pandemic to God who has called me at this hour, at journey of my life. Thank you all, and
presents its challenges especially with this moment." in my Igbo language, I say, Daluu!!!
international travel not being allowed. Cyprian is so grateful to all who have Ndewo!! Chkwu gozie unu nke oma. Cyprian Onuorah during his ordination to
"I think my most significant sorrow supported and cared for him since the (Thank you and God bless you)." the Diaconate last year.
Ordination to the Diaconate
Connell Perry will be ordained as a deacon at St
Michael's Cathedral on December 11.
by Karene Eggleton
Connell Perry was born in Alice generator business.
Springs, Northern Territory, the Connell accepted into Vianney College
eldest of nine children. Connell has at the end of 2013 and began formation
four brothers, one of whom is in his 5th in 2014 when he was only 19 years old.
year in the seminary, and four sisters. He has been placed in the parishes of
"I have been blessed with a beautiful Ganmain, Griffith, Narrandera, Leeton,
family who have been so supportive North Albury, St Michael's Cathedral
throughout every step of the way". and also completed a placement at
Connell has lived primarily in Wagga Canberra Hospital.
Wagga with the family home being in "They have been wonderful experiences
Albury where his parents run their own and I am grateful to all the parishioners
Connell Perry is grateful to everyone who has been a part of his journey.
and priests in each of these parishes". After Connell's ordination he will be
I asked Connell how it felt being posted to St Michael's Cathedral as part
ordained during a pandemic. of his preparation for priestly ordination.
"It will certainly be unforgettable "As I begin further living out my
and it makes one realise what is really baptismal calling through ministry as
essential and important. I am grateful deacon by serving God and serving his
that we are able to gather together people, I am grateful to everyone who
to some degree within the current has been a part of the journey so far."
restrictions and thanks to the modern "I ask that you all spare a prayer for
means like live-streaming, we are able me every now and then that I can
to include those who can’t physically be truly become someone who lives out
present, making the most of the current the work of God through the love of
Connell Perry with his family in 2016 at his sister Isabel’s Confirmation at St Mary’s, Jindera. situation". the heart of Jesus".
TOGETHER - DECEMBER 2020
NEWS 7
St Patrick's Holbrook launch
a new look from 2021
On 18 November St Patrick's Holbrook
launched their new logo, uniform and Capital
Infrastructure Building Works for 2021.
St Patrick's School, Holbrook 2021 Capital Infrastructure Building
would like to thank everyone who Works:
supported the launch event. In • To commence January 2021 - Front
particular Mayor Heather Wilton, Father Office / First Aid Room / Library /
Terence Mahedy, Darren Wighton - Staff Room / Breakout Rooms
Aboriginal Education Officer, Hope • 2021 Commencement Date TBC
Mackinlay and Laura Melbourne, Judy - Multi-use sports court proper
Jones, Jane Wailes - Uniform Committee coating and linemarking for Netball/
Chair and of course the amazing models. Basketball and Tennis, to include
2021 Initiatives: seating on the perimeter.
• K-Yr6 STEM • Extension to the nature play area to
• Tournament of Minds (Gifted and include a Fire-Pit, Frog Pond and local
Talented) Indigenous Plants. Above: Fr Terence Mahedy blessed the school.
• K-Yr6 Ukulele • Expansion of Senior Playground.
• K-Yr6 Visual Art Teacher St Patrick's School, Holbrook. are Left: Everyone enjoyed the cupcakes.
• K-Yr6 Physical Education Teacher excited for what 2021 and beyond holds
Below: Jane Wailes (Uniform Committee Chair)
• Literacy Instructional Coach for their school. introduces the new school uniform.
Melanie Dusterhoft Mavrick (Principal), Geraldine Hocking (Staff) and
Darren Wighton (Aboriginal Education Officer) launch the new school logo.
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8 S C H O O L G R A D U AT I O N S
Mater Dei Catholic College Wagga Wagga
Fr John Baptist Pham presents
Hannah Reardon with the
Bishop of Wagga Wagga Award.
On the evening of 13
November the College formally
farewelled Year 12 at their 2020
Graduation. The Range was
an elegant dining and dancing
space for this special occasion
and the night began with the
presentation of the graduates.
The Major Awards were then
presented by the dignitaries in
attendance. Congratulations to
all of the award recipients.
Xavier High School
Albury
Year 12 Xavier High
School class of 2020 held
their graduation on Friday
November 13. Wishing you
all the best for the future.
TOGETHER - DECEMBER 2020
S C H O O L G R A D U AT I O N S 9
Marian Catholic College
The Graduation of Year 12 2020 Marian Catholic
Griffith
College was held on Friday November 13 at the Yoogali
Club, Griffith. Eighty-one students were present and
they celebrated this event with two guests each and a
small group of staff. It was very special to see all the
students dressed up for the occasion.
This has been a challenging year for everyone and it was
wonderful that the students had the opportunity to have
commemorate this milestone with their parents. We were
fortunate to have Bishop Mark Edwards attend and he
presented the students with their graduation certificates.
In the unusual circumstances of this year, Year 12 2020
have been forced to reflect and slow down, to appreciate
the gift of human interaction and to grow in resilience.
We wish them all the very best in their future
endeavours and have confidence they will rise to
challenges placed before them.
St Francis De Sales Regional College Leeton
St Francis De Sales Regional
College held their 2020
Year 12 Graduation on 21
November at the Yoogali
Club in Griffith. The event
had to be held out of town
due to COVID regulations.
The graduation dinner proved
to be a joyous celebration of
everything that is good about
St Francis College.
Congratulations to all of
the 88 graduating students
and their families.
DECEMBER 2020 - TOGETHER
10 NEWS
St Columba's School open day and
closing Mass
After over 120 years of delivering Catholic
Education in Berrigan, St Columba's Catholic
Primary School will close its doors at the end of the
current school year.
by Matt Humphrey
To commemorate such a long and celebrated by Bishop Mark Edwards.
proud history, the school community Although numbers were limited due
held an open day with historical to COVID-19 restrictions, many past
displays followed by a closing and present students, staff, religious
Mass on Saturday 28 November and community members were able
Bishop Mark Edwards OMI celebrates the Current students presented items of
closing Mass. historical significance.
to attend. The Mass was followed by For those unable to attend, a recording
speeches and presentations of significant of the Mass can be viewed online
items from the school to representatives using the following link - https://www.
from the Presentation Sisters, Catholic thestreamingguys.com.au/production/
Education, Diocese of Wagga Wagga st-columba/
and the local community. Commemorative items, including a
A particular highlight during the book celebrating the long history of St
speeches was provided by the first lay Columba’s, are being produced and are
principal of St Columba’s, Mr Michael available for pre-purchase by visiting -
Jones, as he reminisced of his young https://compasstix.com/e/o2kcctuupd
family’s time in Berrigan and lead those This book and commemorative items
in attendance down memory lane with a are expected to ship towards the end of
Former students of St Columba's attended the Mass. couple of impromptu sing-a-longs. February 2021.
Bishop Mark Edwards OMI with Max McLoughlin, Mr Michael Jones,the the first lay
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TOGETHER - DECEMBER 2020NEWS 11
World Human Rights Day
Human Rights Day on 10 December is a day worth celebrating. It marks a long history
of struggle – for the right of people without property to vote, for example, for the right
of women to vote, for the right of Indigenous people to vote. by Jesuit Social Services
The acceptance in society of each of always most deeply arguments about dignity of all those involved. The rights views. The nature of the threat from the
these rights came only after people what it means to be human. They tell us of one person or group do not wipe out virus, however, meant that in order to
fought for them. what respect for other people’s humanity the rights of other persons and groups. respond to it effectively and so to protect
The same is true of other things that we and the world’s delicacy means. This year, too, showed how difficult both human life and human prosperity,
now accept as rights. Human Rights Day Crises always test human rights. This it can be to respect human rights if we the exercise of many rights was limited
honours the struggle of so many people year the Black Lives Matter movement see them as belonging to individuals by the need to isolate from others.
who fought and often suffered in support focused attention on the right of without considering the wider context Individual human rights need to find
of the rights of people in their society. Indigenous people to respect for their life of relationships, The response to the expression in ways that respect the needs
Human Rights Day is also a time to and their security in their relationships coronavirus needed to take account of of all in society.
reflect on what makes human rights with police and the justice system. These the rights of many different groups in At Jesuit Social Services we are
human. Sometimes we can see rights rights needed to be set alongside the society – the rights to appropriate health constantly called on to defend the rights
as exclusively human, as if only human rights of police to protect themselves care, to be kept free from the virus, to of young people living on the margins of
beings have rights. In this view we and the right of the community to be be able to work, find housing, support society. They are often treated without
human beings differ from animals, free from fear of threat to their lives themselves through employment, to respect. The road to respect means
forests and the environment which have or property. They need to be resolved move and associate with people freely, encouraging them to respect others
no rights. That meaning, however, is in such a way that respects the human and to express their moral and political and others to respect them.
too limiting. When we speak of human
rights we say something positive and
central about ourselves as human
beings. We say that human beings are
not isolated, disconnected individuals
who wear rights as an armour against
others, but are persons who are defined
by many interlocking relationships
to other people, to communities and
to the environment of which they are
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The aim of this 1000km bike ride
is to continue to raise awareness
of the disease that has affected
riders may wish to raise funds through
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Matt's life and so many members to the fight against melanoma.
Matt Kean, Principal
of the Riverina community. All monies raised will be donated Holy Spirit School, Lavington.
The ride will be the culmination of to the Amie St Clair Melanoma Trust
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DECEMBER 2020 - TOGETHER12 NEWS
Special Religious Education
teachers receive recognition
Over 80 Special Religious Education (SRE) Teachers, Clergy and Religious travelled
near and far to Griffith and Wagga for a Child Protection Update, Certificate
Presentation and Luncheons. by Trevor Dal Broi
The sessions started with a Child Protection The session concluded with delicious lunch.
Training Update, presented by the Diocese This was a fantastic opportunity for Catechists to
Professional Standards and Safeguarding share their stories and meet many new people.
Officer, Damian Reeves. I sincerely thank all the SRE Teachers (Catechists)
Damian informed the SRE Teachers (Catechists) for their attendance and especially to those who
about the changes in NSW to the Reportable travelled up to two and a half hours to attend,
Conduct Scheme and Mandatory Reporting from truly inspirational! I thank all the Catechists
March 2020 and information on Reportable for your many years of dedicated service as a
Crimes obligations. teacher of Special Religious Education. Over the
Following Damian’s informative training, we years, the parents of State School Students have
Sr Milada - 29 years service.
were blessed to have Bishop Mark Edwards expressed the desire for their children to receive
present certificates to Catechists who have taught Special Religious Education, and we are grateful
SRE for 20 years and over. These Catechists are for you teaching them the Good News, to develop
truly inspirational and some have been teaching a relationship with God and to feel welcomed
for over 50 years! We are very grateful to Bishop and valued members of the Church community.
Mark Edwards for his attendance and kind words. continued on page 13...
Sr Maria Timothy - 27 years service.
Pat Connell - 21 years service.
Jan Cullen receives a certificate for 31 years service.
Have you ever thought
about teaching SRE?
Over 100 volunteer SRE Teachers generously donate their time each week
to teach SRE in public schools in our diocese.
But classes are growing & we need more help.
If you are able to help an hour or two a week please contact
Trevor Dal Broi 0407 537 994
or catechist@wagga.catholic.org.au
Training is provided.
Parishes urgently needing SRE volunteers:
Henty - Darlington Point and Colleambally - Berrigan and Mulwala
Catechists gathered in Griffith for training, ceremony and lunch.
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continued from page 12...
Thank you for your time and generosity teaching be difficult and require a great deal of work and
them the beliefs and practices of the faith. although the results are not always what we hope
Finally, to those retiring, please pray for the for, teaching the faith is something beautiful!"
next generation of Catechists. Please pray that We have a need for many more Catechists
many people, from all walks of life, be a living in the Diocese and if you are interested in
witness of Christ and a witness of God’s love, as teaching “something beautiful” in 2021,
you have. As Pope Francis once said "Catechesis please contact Trevor Dal Broi,
is a pillar of faith education and we need good Catechist Coordinator
catechists! Thank you for your service to the on 0407 537 994 or email
Church and in the Church. Even if at times it may catechist@wagga.catholic.org.au
Ann Grenda - 20 years service.
Sue O'Kane receives a certificate for 22 years service.
Mary Frances Fletcher - 45 years service. Julia Papasidero - 23 years service. Carole Cummins - 25 years service.
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We have to rise again from
the ruins
ACN is helping to rebuild the
sisters’ convent on the ninth
floor of the hospital building.
On the ninth floor of the building, the sisters combine their professional
the convent in which nine of the expertise in the various different
sisters normally live has also been hospital departments with their
badly damaged. vocation of pastoral care and human
One wall fell in on top of one of the spiritual concern for the patients and
sisters, wounding her arm. “But no one also for the hospital staff.
of them died. It was a miracle because “Without them, the hospital would be
the windows were blown in, scattering a different place; they are the strength
broken glass everywhere, and the behind our work," says Maron Rabash,
ceilings in some of the sisters’ rooms who has been working for twenty-
were also brought down. So that’s why, eight years in the hospital. “This
despite my sadness, I give thanks to hospital, with its Christian ethos,
God and Our Lady of the Rosary for is very necessary for Beirut. Many
having protected us,” Sister Nicolas patients choose to come here because
explains, as she points to, and indeed they know that they will be treated
almost caresses, the picture of Our in an ethical manner,” explains this
Lady of the Rosary that is hanging in anaesthetist, still dressed in his scrubs.
the hallway of the convent. Another The hospital, run by the Sisters of the
of the sisters, Sister Arlette, relates Rosary, is situated in northeast Beirut
how she had gone into the bathroom to in a densely populated quarter of the
get some medicine when she heard a city. Before the blast, it served many
voice saying “go out, go out” and that families affected by the economic
made her take a step backwards, just crisis. “Sometimes they couldn’t pay,
a moment before the bathroom mirror so I asked them to pay half the cost,
and the whole of the bathroom ceiling which was still impossible for many,
came crashing down. so I said whatever they could afford or wounded and Jacqueline, a 60-year-old governments so that they can rebuild
The hospital is situated in the to pay in instalments,” Sister Nicolas nurse, died as a result of the explosion. the hospital. The international
Gemmayzé suburb of Beirut, less than explains. “This hospital was the Pearl Her photograph stands at the entrance Catholic pastoral charity and pontifical
500 metres from the port. Before the of Beirut, and our chapel is the Pearl to the hospital, with a candle burning in foundation Aid to the Church in Need
explosion, it had 200 beds, plus some of the hospital. That’s where everyone front of it, accompanying her in prayer. (ACN International) has promised help
important and very modern medical could go: the staff – 80 doctors and 92 The sisters are used to difficult times. to repair the sisters’ convent. Sister
facilities and operating theatres on nurses – the patients and their family They still retain vivid memories Nicolas has sent the following message
its eighteen floors, nine of them members, whenever they wanted to of the experience of the last civil to ACN’s benefactors: “I know that
underground and nine overground. gain new strength, seek counsel and war. “Owing to our situation on the God is with us. I see it in the hands of
But without doubt, the heart of the regain hope.” boundary between areas of different so many people who have not forgotten
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helping our patients with all our energy lifts so that they can take the patients time and devotion to caring for all the Our Lady of the Holy Rosary will
and commitment to overcome some of upstairs to the operating theatre and for patients, even during the most difficult guide us in our work.”
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2. Maximum Attendance b. Sacred Host to be offered only, not
OF MIND
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square metres (excluding clergy and d. No offertory procession.
liturgical ministers) with 25 people e. No collection plates are to be used.
Collection points and electronic Towards an
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practiced. People from different 6. Communion to Sick and Elderly and Scripture
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entering the church, hall, prayer private homes. Many Catholics, particularly parents,
room, etc. 7. Anointing of the Sick
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of Holy Communion to wear permitted indoors and are to
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Ensure they are cleansed between b. Congregational singing is permitted far from diminishing the Church’s
use. – wearing masks while singing is timeless truth, shed greater light on
4. Register of people upon entering optional. them. What is important is that we
the church, hall, prayer room, etc. Most Rev Mark Edwards OMI cultivate, in the words of Pope Paul VI,
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Vinnies loses two-thirds of its
workforce to COVID
Vinnies are making an impassioned plea
for more volunteers, after having lost
more than two-thirds of its workforce
since COVID.
by Kenji Sato
Retail area manager Guy Rowe said "It's not slowing down at all because
the majority of their volunteers were people have been home more with
on work-for-the-dole programs, COVID they're clearing out their
which had been suspended as a closets which is wonderful for us, but
result of the pandemic. it's increased the volume and on a daily
The program was replaced with basis it's a massive workload," Ms
alternative schemes such as JobSeeker Nicholson said.
and JobKeeper. Ms Nicholson said the remaining
Mr Rowe said the shop had been workers had been struggling to keep
up with the sheer volume, but that they
enjoying a noticeable increase in Above: Retail Area Manager, Guy Rowe and Cassandra Nicholson.
did at least have the help of some new
donations leading up to Christmas, but Below: Cassandra Nicholson and volunteer Karyn Ross. Pictures: Kenji Sato
recruits who joined during lockdown.
needed more members of the community
She said many of them had lost their
to come on board to help deal with the
jobs due to COVID and had chosen to
sudden influx. dedicate their newfound free time to
"There are probably 10 per day in the helping out their local Vinnies branch.
store at the moment, when normally we "The upside is the number of men and
would have had 30 or more in the store," women who come forward because they
Mr Rowe said. feel they want to contribute, and that's
"I think it's tough for everybody, not been a real upside to the number of
just Vinnies. Everybody's suffering." volunteers we've had at the moment,"
He said the staffing shortages had meant Ms Nicholson said.
the remaining workers were constantly "Quite a few here are motivated,
stretched to meet the demand, and they they're looking for a personal purpose,
needed more helping hands to lighten and they're finding that here."
the load. Those interested in becoming
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increased around Christmas, but that the Cassandra.Nicholson@vinnies.org.au
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DECEMBER 2020 - TOGETHER18 NEWS
The Place of the Kyriale
The Place of the Kyriale - The Ordinary of the
Mass In Catholic History, Liturgy, and Music is
the latest work from Sr Marie Therese Levey rsj.
This is the story of those sung prayers of Gregorian Chant, concerns the work
of the Ordinary from their beginnings, of those monks who, often without
across the two millennium of a permanent home, painstakingly
Catholic religio-political history, their transcribed the ancient melodies from
development in Western music theory and their original sources and left us, not only
notation, their plainchant congregational with the first official Vatican edition of
loss in the renaissance-reformation years, the chant, but as well, left photographic
and their restoration as the peoples' parts evidence of the authenticity of their
in the twentieth century, especially by the research.
Second Vatican Council. Today when Catholics prepare the
The prayers of the Ordinary of the Mass, Eucharistic liturgy for a special celebration,
the Kyriale, have formed a type of spiritual the question sometimes arises: “Which
chain which has linked all of the prayers Mass will we sing”? What they usually
of the Mass together since the first years mean is “Which musical setting will we Above: Sr Marie Levey RSJ, a leading expert in Gregorian chant.
of Christianity, down through the Middle sing for the Ordinary of the Mass?” Below: Sr Marie Levey RSJ holding the 16th Century Vellum ‘ Tu mandasti ‘
Ages, and to the present day. In the early twentieth century when Pope Photos by Giovanni Portelli
The current work is a response by the St Pius X set up a Commission for the dissertation Migration of the Liturgy of
author to the need expressed by choral first official printed editions of Gregorian the Divine Office of the Roman Rite into
singers, parish musicians and scholars of Chant, he asked that those responsible Portugal.
music history, to know more about the produce first an edition of the Kyriale, or For twenty years Dr Levey was musical
origin and sources of the people’s sung the Ordinary of the Mass. director of The Gregorian Schola of
parts of the Mass. In the document Sacrosanctum Sydney. This led to her becoming aware
The story will take the reader back over Concilium of the Second Vatican Council, of the need for more information on the
the centuries to meet church leaders who the faithful are exhorted “to sing together music for the Ordinary of the Mass prior
contributed to the Kyriale - Ss Gregory ….. those parts of the Ordinary of the to the age of print. The present study is an
I the Great, Bernard of Clairvaux, Mass which pertain to them”. The present attempt at responding to that need, and at
Hildegard of Bingen, Francis of Assisi, work is the story of those sung prayers acknowledging the efforts of those who
Dominic of Osma, and others who loved of the Ordinary, their development in took part in the restoration of Gregorian
praising God in song. You will also meet Western music theory and notation, Chant in the nineteenth and twentieth
those who made life difficult for them. their plainchant congregational loss in centuries. She is a Sister of Saint Joseph,
The work is full of stories of “saints and the renaissance-reformation years, and a musicologist, church musician, and
sinners …. very human figures (who) their restoration as the people’s parts in retired teacher of piano, violin and theory. All postal orders should be
come alive in these pages” (Foreword by the twentieth century, especially by the Most of her time is given to research addressed to: Congregational
Rev. M Walsh CM). Second Vatican Council. Marie Therese into Gregorian Chant. She has amassed Administration Centre
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