NOTICES:
Happy Birthday to: Shirley Allen; Michelle Parker; Richard Hagen; Susan Reddy; Louisa Silverman; Saffron Powell; Fr Philip Bradford and to all others who celebrate a birthday this month.
Tonight - 5pm Evening Service.
Ascension Day Celebration at Christ Church St Laurence:
Fr Jeff has been invited to preach at the Ascension Day service at Christ Church St Laurence. This will be held at 6.00 p.m. on Thurs, 13 May. As happened two years ago, members of St Luke’s Enmore are warmly invited to attend this service to celebrate this important event in the story of Jesus with our brothers and sisters from CCSL. Fr Daniel added this information to his gracious invitation to us: There is no need for people to pre-book, but they would simply need to register on arrival. We’re not up to doing refreshments after services, but some of our parish go over to the Great Southern Hotel for a meal after evening Masses. St Luke’s people would be more than welcome. |
Another Cautious Step forward: Those home cooked treats that we have enjoyed in previous years at morning tea are now able to return. After carefully examining the current covid-19 restrictions we are now able to be confident that provided home cooks observe good hygiene practices, we can enjoy these treats again with safety. In taking this decision, we must be serious about hygiene.
On Wednesdays after Eucharist and Morning Tea — we will be listening to an audio course entitled The Gospel of Mark 101 - How to read and Understand the Gospel of Action. [The Gospel According to Mark].
It has been put together by Ian Boxall, Associate Professor of New Testament, The Catholic University of America, Washington, DC. This series of talks is very accessible to anyone interested in going deeper into the gospel.
It is not too late to join in.
Cinema Paradiso: - 3.45pm for a 4pm start on Saturday, 29 May 2021 in the Church Hall, wine at interval.
RSVP required by 23 May 2021 to Brett via brettdavies2042@gmail.com or Mob: 0431 133 193.
Should you wish to contribute to catering, please let Brett know by 23 May.
Film: 1987 Danish film Babette’s Feast, which won the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film in that year.
Synopsis: Beautiful but pious sisters Martine (Birgitte Federspiel) and Philippa (Bodil Kjer) grow to spinsterhood under the wrathful eye of their strict pastor father on the forbidding and desolate coast of Jutland, Denmark, until one day, Philippa’s former suitor sends a Parisian refugee named Babette (Stéphane Audran) to serve as the family cook. Babette’s lavish celebratory banquet tempts the family’s dwindling congregation, who abjure such fleshly pleasures as fine foods and wines.
Lea MacNeil has jam, conserves, pickles and various sauces to sell; please email her at lea.macneil@gmail.com to order them from her. Donald, her husband can deliver your specific order to the Opshop where it can be paid for. All proceeds go to St Luke’s Enmore.
Food for our worms – Food scraps (no dairy, citrus or meat) can be left in the bucket provided. This is part of our Parish environmental initiative.
Weekly Intercessions for our Community:
Sunday: Fr Philip & Rosemary Bradford; Chris Brooks; Tony Brownlow; Les & Lyn Carrington; Ruth Champion and Nancy Cheng.
Monday: Ron, Binh, Milly, Nam & Violetta Clarke; and Ron Cross & family.
Tuesday: Brett Davies & Amrit MacIntyre; Edi & Oscar Davis; John Dickson.
Wednesday: Kathy Drummond; David Dunlop; Stephen Gate & Andrew Elder.
Thursday: Michael Fleming, Elizabeth Armstrong, Tom, Ella & Nick.
Friday: We pray for Fr John Bunyan’s pastoral care ministry at Bankstown Hospital and all those he ministers to.
Saturday: Dear loving Father, please deliver us from the coronavirus and limit its impact on Australia and the world. In your mercy bring a swift end to this crisis. Please protect with your loving care those we love — our families, friends and neighbours. Let your fatherly hand guide, shelter and strengthen them. Cast out all anxious fears and doubts. Give us an increasing trust in you and fill our hearts and minds with your peace. We pray for those around the world now struggling with COVID-19. Heal and comfort those who are sick and suffering. Protect and guide the health professionals who are at the front line. Please give wisdom and courage to those who bear responsibility for confronting this challenge. We ask these things through the powerful name of Jesus. Amen.
Prayers for the sick: Colin Spokes; Kristen Harley; Maureen Clunas; Peter Cinelli; John Can Pahali; Alex Regos; Amanda Cowley; Fr Phillip Carter; Peter Knox; Sr Colleen Crook; Nada G.; Br William; Ron Clarke & his family; Lyndall McCarron; Maurice Pope & his family; Christine Pickard; Raul (Skid Row Radio) & Family; Barry McKay; Ronald Saunders; Ruth Dodd; Christina Rees (CBE); and Deepika & Deepshika.
Anniversaries of the Departed: Albert Allen; Ada Harris; Myrtle Blatch; Helen Hack; and Peter Rinker.
Saints Commemoration: 6th: John, Apostle and Evangelist; and 8th: Julian of Norwich, Holy woman and mystic (d.1417).
Long Term Pastoral Prayer list: Lyn Carrington; Stephen Thurley; Wolf Winter; John Dickson; John Hardy; Andrew Reddy; Shirley, Barbara & Jade Allen; Br Noel Jeffs (SSF); Kiki Chun; Beth Armstrong; Ann Jeffs; Rhiannon Henry-Edwards; Marissa; Jude, Isla, Meg & Al Donnell; Suzanne Campton; Pauline Newell; Barbara Beecroft; Ann Connolly; Dayalan Saminathan; Kuwert; Grace & Hannah Ashton; Anaisha, & her parents Anu & Digvijay; Ron Nath; Ronan Nath; Veronica Nath; and Rev Laurie McIntyre.
Readings for Next Sunday — Sixth Sunday of Easter: First Reading: Acts 10.44–48; Psalm: 98; Second Reading: 1 John 5.1–12; and Gospel: John 15.9–17
Readings for the coming week: Evening Prayer
Sunday | Acts 13.16a, 26–43 | Ps 98 | 1 John 4.1–8 |
Monday | Judges 2.6–23 | Ps 10 | 1 Corinthians 7.12–24 |
Tuesday | Judges 3.7–21 | Pss 13;14 | 1 Corinthians 7.25–35 |
Wednesday | Judges 4 | Ps 17.1–13, 15–16 | 1 Corinthians 7.36–40 |
Thursday | Judges 5.1–18 | Ps 18.32–38, 45–52 | 1 Corinthians 8 |
Friday | Judges 5.19–31 | Ps 119.1–16 | 1 Corinthians 9.1–14 |
Saturday | Judges 6.1–24 | Pss 24; 26 | 1 Corinthians 9.15–27 |
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