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Parish Office Hours: 9:30am - 2:30pm (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday) Phone: (07) 4162 5121 (during and aſter hours and for emergencies) Email: [email protected] Website: hps://www.kingaroynanangocatholic.org.au Local Safeguarding Representave Contact: [email protected] Fr Chukwudi Chinaka: [email protected] 29th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME Year B 16th/17th October, 2021 FROM THE PASTORS DESK Dear friends in Christ, I greet you all in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ! We hope and pray that everyone is healthy and hearty. As we edge towards the end of this liturgical year, we connue to be reminded through the scriptures the core of who we are. This weekend, in our gospel, we see that famous story of the sons of Zebedee (James and John) asking Christ for specialplaces at His right and leſt hands in His glory. Jesus reminded them that to be close to Him means that they need to be ready to becomelike Him who is the servant who came to serve and not to be served and to give His life as a ransom for many. He used that golden opportunity to teach them that for one to be greatin the true sense of the word means to be ready to serveothers. Greatness does not come from lordingit over others or making your authorityfelt by others. Christ made it clear that this is the atude of pagans and must not be seen among believers. So let us pray this week for the grace to be humble enough to always serve others and liſt them up rather than looking down on them and showing them how we are beer than them. This is what it means to be a Chrisan (Christ- follower); one who loves and serves! Where are the Men of our Parishes? Our Overnight Camp on the 22 nd of October is sll happening. We have had a bit of a change to our inial plan. We were heading out to East Cooyar but that has changed due to circumstances beyond our control. We will now be heading to a farm in Crawford. This evening will be a very casual evening of blokes coming together and spending quality me together (eang, drinking and chang), while geng a bit of inspiraon from St Joseph who is the patron saint of men and fathers (as we come towards the end of this year of St Joseph). Please contact us ASAP for details of this camp (venue, me, what to bring etc). A few people have expressed interest which is good. We hope to have a few men there for this awesome night. We men tend not to give ourselves enough opportunies to just relax. We need to know definite numbers ASAP for catering purposes. The Alpha course in Blackbu concluded last Wednesday. We thank all those who parcipated in the program. It was awesome. I was blessed to witness the spirit at work within the group the few mes I joined them. They spent 8 weeks together on this journey sharing faith, food and fun. People blessed each other with their stories and faith and great bonds were formed as sisters and brothers on the journey of faith. It was great to hear people voicing out what they have learnt from the course and what a blessing it had been to them. They are now looking forward to pung it all into pracce in the community. We hope that different groups can come together to run this awesome program. It could be a group as small as 5 in a house or alternang. Alpha is also run in work places. Let us know if you are interested and we will guide you. Catholicism series is sll running in Kingaroy every Wednesday evening. These are just ways of nurturing our faith and walking with other people on this journey. The 20 th of November has been set aside as the day for us to appreciate God and each other. That will be the day for us to come together to celebrate a Thanksgiving Mass for my me of ministry in the Archdiocese of Brisbane. It will also be a me for me to thank you all for being a part of my story. I am really looking forward to that day to look into your faces and let you know what you all mean to me. The greatest giſt we can give to each other is to liſt each other up to God in the Eucharist. Please lock it into your diaries! We are looking at having this awesome celebraon at St Patricks Catholic School Hall in Nanango at 10am. The choice of the venue is so that we can all fit with a bit of social distancing. This event is for all our communies not just for Nanango! There will be Anoinng Masses on Friday the 29 th of October at Kingaroy 9am and Nanango 12pm. We would also like to celebrate those who are celebrang significant wedding anniversaries this year. We couldnt have it last year due to covid. So, this includes those from last year. If you are marking or have marked 10, 20, 25, 40, 50 or above in 2020 or 2021, please let us know so that we can celebrate you as a parish community. If this is you, can you please send your photos to the office ASAP (one of your wedding day and one of what you look like now). Blessings, Fr Chukwudi MASS / LITURGY TIMES - 29th WEEK in ORDINARY TIME Tuesday 19th October, Kingaroy 5.30pm (Mass) Wednesday 20th October, SMCC 8.00am (Mass) Thursday 21st October, Kumbia 5.30pm(Liturgy) Friday 22ndOctober, Kingaroy 9am (Mass) Nanango 12pm (Mass) Our Parishes acknowledge the Tradional Custodians of the Land on which we stand, the Wakka Wakka people and pay our respects to the elders past, present and emerging. 30th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME Saturday 23rd October, Kumbia 6pm (Vigil Mass) Sunday 24th October, Nanango 8am (Mass) Kingaroy 10am (Mass) Kingaroy 5pm (Mass)
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Parish Office Hours: 9:30am - 2:30pm (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday) Phone: (07) 4162 5121 (during and after hours and for emergencies) Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.kingaroynanangocatholic.org.au Local Safeguarding Representative Contact:

[email protected]

Fr Chukwudi Chinaka: [email protected]

29th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME Year B 16th/17th October, 2021

FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK

Dear friends in Christ,

I greet you all in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ! We

hope and pray that everyone is healthy and hearty. As we edge

towards the end of this liturgical year, we continue to be reminded

through the scriptures the core of who we are. This weekend, in

our gospel, we see that famous story of the sons of Zebedee

(James and John) asking Christ for ‘special’ places at His right and

left hands in His glory. Jesus reminded them that to be close to

Him means that they need to be ready to ‘become’ like Him who is

the servant “who came to serve and not to be served and to give

His life as a ransom for many.” He used that golden opportunity to

teach them that for one to be ‘great’ in the true sense of the word

means to be ready to ‘serve’ others. Greatness does not come

from ‘lording’ it over others or making your ‘authority’ felt by

others. Christ made it clear that this is the attitude of pagans and

must not be seen among believers. So let us pray this week for the

grace to be humble enough to always serve others and lift them up

rather than looking down on them and showing them how we are

better than them. This is what it means to be a Christian (Christ-

follower); one who loves and serves!

Where are the Men of our Parishes? Our Overnight Camp on the

22nd of October is still happening. We have had a bit of a change to

our initial plan. We were heading out to East Cooyar but that has

changed due to circumstances beyond our control. We will now be

heading to a farm in Crawford. This evening will be a very casual

evening of blokes coming together and spending quality time

together (eating, drinking and chatting), while getting a bit of

inspiration from St Joseph who is the patron saint of men and

fathers (as we come towards the end of this year of St Joseph).

Please contact us ASAP for details of this camp (venue, time, what

to bring etc). A few people have expressed interest which is good.

We hope to have a few men there for this awesome night. We

men tend not to give ourselves enough opportunities to just relax.

We need to know definite numbers ASAP for catering purposes.

The Alpha course in Blackbutt concluded last Wednesday. We

thank all those who participated in the program. It was awesome.

I was blessed to witness the spirit at work within the group the few

times I joined them. They spent 8 weeks together on this journey

sharing faith, food and fun. People blessed each other with their

stories and faith and great bonds were formed as sisters and

brothers on the journey of faith. It was great to hear people

voicing out what they have learnt from the course and what a

blessing it had been to them. They are now looking forward to

putting it all into practice in the community. We hope that

different groups can come together to run this awesome program.

It could be a group as small as 5 in a house or alternating. Alpha is

also run in work places. Let us know if you are interested and we

will guide you. Catholicism series is still running in Kingaroy every

Wednesday evening. These are just ways of nurturing our faith and

walking with other people on this journey.

The 20th of November has been set aside as the day for us to

appreciate God and each other. That will be the day for us to come

together to celebrate a Thanksgiving Mass for my time of ministry

in the Archdiocese of Brisbane. It will also be a time for me to

thank you all for being a part of my story. I am really looking

forward to that day to look into your faces and let you know what

you all mean to me. The greatest gift we can give to each other is

to lift each other up to God in the Eucharist. Please lock it into your

diaries! We are looking at having this awesome celebration at St

Patrick’s Catholic School Hall in Nanango at 10am. The choice of

the venue is so that we can all fit with a bit of social distancing.

This event is for all our communities not just for Nanango!

There will be Anointing Masses on Friday the 29th of October at

Kingaroy 9am and Nanango 12pm. We would also like to celebrate

those who are celebrating significant wedding anniversaries this

year. We couldn’t have it last year due to covid. So, this includes

those from last year. If you are marking or have marked 10, 20, 25,

40, 50 or above in 2020 or 2021, please let us know so that we can

celebrate you as a parish community. If this is you, can you please

send your photos to the office ASAP (one of your wedding day and

one of what you look like now).

Blessings, Fr Chukwudi

MASS / LITURGY TIMES - 29th WEEK in ORDINARY TIME Tuesday 19th October, Kingaroy 5.30pm (Mass) Wednesday 20th October, SMCC 8.00am (Mass) Thursday 21st October, Kumbia 5.30pm(Liturgy) Friday 22ndOctober, Kingaroy 9am (Mass) Nanango 12pm (Mass)

Our Parishes acknowledge the Traditional

Custodians of the Land on which we stand, the Wakka Wakka people and pay our respects to the elders past, present and emerging.

30th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME Saturday 23rd October, Kumbia 6pm (Vigil Mass) Sunday 24th October, Nanango 8am (Mass) Kingaroy 10am (Mass) Kingaroy 5pm (Mass)

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PARISH PRAYERS FOR THIS WEEK

Death Anniversaries: Robert 'Bob' Cavanagh,

Alice Douillard

Prayers for the sick:

OLHC Parish - Pat Langan, Aileen Langan, Amelia

Cole, Lorraine Ryan, Maureen Mangan, Patricia Moucka, Pauline

Giles, Joan Cronin, Norma Rees, Helen Cronin, Eileen Kelly.

St Mary's Parish - Pam Sokoll, Denise Mann, Liz Mamczur, Ellie

Spicer, Joe Smoothy, Judy Stanton, Jo Saunders, Maureen Taylor,

Kevin McArdle, Sylvia McArdle, Nick Groer, Michael Carroll, Teresa

O’Sullivan.

30th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME First Reading: Isaiah 53:10-11

Second Reading: Hebrews 4:14-16

Gospel: Mark 10:35-45

Responsorial Psalm: Lord, let your mercy be on us, as we place our trust in you. Gospel Acclamation: Alleluia, alleluia! The Son of Man came to serve and to give his life as a ransom for all. Alleluia!

Message from Archbishop Mark Coleridge

The first assembly of the Plenary Council is now behind us, finishing

with Mass live-streamed around Australia last Sunday from the

cathedral in Brisbane. It was an extraordinary week, all the more so

because it was completely online. We had our technical hitches but

by and large it was a marvel of technology. The assembly also

showed that the process of discernment and spiritual conversation

works if you give it time and trust the process. We were trying to

discern the voice of the Holy Spirit among all the voices, and by

week’s end all the members found it a powerful spiritual

experience. But it’s not the end of the journey. It produced a lot of

raw material which now has to be refined into concrete, creative

and realistic proposals about the Church’s future to be discussed

and voted upon in the second assembly which we hope will be face

to face in Sydney in July next year. So keep the prayers going.

Prayer is the fuel for the journey.

Feast of St. Gerard Majella - 16th October.

Majellan Morning Tea will be held on Tuesday,

19th October at the home of Chris Kapernick,

46 Wickham St, Nanango @ 10am. Come along,

bring a friend, share your plate of delicious

baking & enjoy a morning chat.

All welcome.

LEADERSHIP VIDEOS: Anyone involved in church leadership or who

may be interested in church leadership will find these videos very

useful. Go Deeper to Go Further - Must Watch Video Series with

Keith Farmer & Leigh Hatcher.

Partners in Ministry will release this 4-part series over 4 consecutive

weeks. Go to https://www.partnersinministry.com/mentoring/

For more information about Partners in Ministry please visit

www.partnersinministry.com or contact [email protected]

FESTIVAL OF SMALL HALLS COMING TO KUMBIA MEMORIAL HALL.

Thursday 11th November 2021. BBQ 5.30pm to 6.30pm

Doors open 6.30pm Starts 7.00pm

Tickets available online - [email protected]

For pricing of Tickets & further information please contact 07

54961066 9am to 5pm (Monday to Thursday) for more information.

DO YOU HAVE A NOTICE TO GO IN THE PARISH NEWSLETTER???? Contact the Parish office with details of your notice.

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CATHOLIC VIEW ON VACCINATION?

You can learn more about Pope Francis’s recent encouragement to all

to get vaccinated with approved Covid-19 vaccines in the link below.

Pope Francis referred to it as ‘an act of love.’

https:// www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2021-08/pope-francis-

appeal-covid-19-vaccines-act-of-love.html.

The Archdiocese of Brisbane supports COVID-19 vaccination except for

those people with a valid medical exemption from their health

professional.

We do recognise that some Catholics have concerns about the origins

of the cell-line associated with the development of the AstraZeneca

vaccine. If this is a concern for you then the Pfizer and Moderna

vaccines provide two alternatives that avoid this issue.

CATHOLIC CHRISTIANITY PODCAST - SEASON 1: REASONS TO BELIEVE

To listen to the podcast, visit your preferred podcast streaming

platform. To watch the videos, visit the Catholic Christianity

YouTube channel, or head to the Catholic Christianity website at

catholicchristianity.org.

October IS World Mission Month

RECLAIM TH NIGHT - Sexual Violence Awareness

Month is being held on Thursday 21st October, 2021 at

the Kingaroy Town Hall forecourt at 5pm. Free sausage

sizzle , Live Music, Installation outling the history of Reclaim the

Night by Kingaroy State High School, Discussion panel with

Queensland Police and others, March through the CBD led by Saint

Mary’s Catholic College Drum Line. For more information, please

phone 41625439 or visit centacare.com

A message from Aid to the Church in Need Australia: As we approach the month of Holy Souls, consider arranging Masses for your deceased loved ones and for the Holy Souls in Purgatory. For over fifty years, ACN has passed on the Mass offerings of the Catholic people, to poor priests, who have no other means of material support. In return, these priests offer Masses for the intentions of the

donor. Each year, over 400,000 priests, ten per cent of the world’s priests, are supported by 1.5 million Mass offerings. One hundred percent of every Mass offering is sent directly to the priest in need. To arrange your Masses visit: www.aidtochurch.org/Masses


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