NOTICES:
Changes to Office Opening Days – The office is closed until further notice. Jennifer will be working from home on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9.15–2.45pm. Please email stlukes.enmore@outlook.com
ST PAUL’S PANTRY desperately needs food. Please keep collecting your donations of tinned and non-perishable food items. You will be able to bring them in to the church when services resume. |
Cinema Paradiso: Sat, 24 July 2021 at 3.30pm ‑5.55pm RSVP: watch this space — confirmation as to whether or not the screening will proceed due to the COVID-19 pandemic to be made on 18 July 2021. Vision tells the story of Hildegard von Bingen, the 12th century Benedictine nun, Christian mystic and composer, venerated in the Catholic and Anglican Communions. She was a Doctor of the Church who was able to transmit her visions to the world. According to Wikipedia, Pope John Paul II called her “a light to her people and for her time” and said “she continues to shine even more brightly today.” |
WORDSWORTH & MASKELL PIPE ORGAN RECITAL
Sunday, 5 September 2021 at 3pm Keep and broadcast the date! Well-known to Sydney audiences, St Luke’s is delighted to welcome Heather Moen-Boyd to perform an inaugural recital on the Church’s unique 1883 Wordsworth & Maskell Pipe Organ. From Mozart to Mendelssohn, whose works were performed at the instrument’s 1884 recital, the performance will also include Samuel Barber’s Adagio to mark Yom Kippur and September 11, and pastoral birdsong to herald the coming Spring. The heritage-listed organ, considered powerful for its size, is a unique example of its kind in Australia. This is its inaugural recital, delayed by more than a year due to the pandemic, following the complete restoration of the instrument to its original high Victorian glory. RSVP: to Kathy Drummond or Brett Davies and watch this space for arrangements due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Entry: $15 ($10 all concessions), including programme note. |
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 Parish.
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:
Monday: Victor Anyarisi; Ian Barnett; Kenneth Barongo; and Christopher Brooks.
Tuesday: Tony Brownlow; Les & Lyn Carrington; and Ruth Champion.
Wednesday: Tiffany, Alexander & Nicholas Chiew, and John Satterley.
Thursday: Nancy Cheng; and Ron, Binh, Milly, Nam & Violetta Clarke.
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.
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 — Eight Sunday After Pentecost: First Reading: 2 Samuel 7.1–14a; Psalm: 89.21–38; Second Reading: Ephesians 2.11–22; and Gospel: Mark 6.30–34, 53–56
Readings for the coming week: Evening Prayer
Sunday | 2 Samuel 6.20–23 | Ps 85 | Ephesians 1.15–23 |
Monday | Micah 6.1–8 | Ps 31 | Galatians 5.1–15 |
Tuesday | Micah 6.9–7.7 | Ps 35.18–29; 36 | Galatians 5.16–26 |
Wednesday | Micah 7.8–20 | Ps 119.17–40 | Galatians 6.1–10 |
Thursday | Song of 3YM 1–22 | Ps 37.18–41 | Galatians 6.11–18 |
Friday | Song of 3YM 23–51 | Ps 39 | Romans 1.1–15 |
Saturday | Song of 3YM 52–68 | Pss 42;43 | Romans 1.16–25 |
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