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27 October 2016
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Fr GianMaria Digiorgio and Emeritus Archbishop Adrian Doyle at the Veneration Mass for Padre Pio at St Mary’s Cathedral on 22 October.
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PADRE PIO RELICS: THOUSANDS GATHER TO VENERATE
‘Saint of Mercy’
By Caroline Smith
ST MARY’S CATHEDRAL has this week been filled to capacity by thousands of people who came to venerate the relics of Italian Saint Pio of Pietrelcina – also known as Padre Pio. One of the first opportunities to venerate the relics, last Saturday 22 October, included the rite of the Anointing of the Sick as well as Reconciliation. At the conclusion of the last celebration to venerate the relics on Wednesday 26 October, Cathedral Dean Mgr Keating said more than 8500 people had passed through St Mary’s Cathedral during the five day visit. The Mass on Saturday 22 October was celebrated by Emeritus Archbishop of Hobart, Adrian Doyle and concelebrated by Cathedral Dean, Monsignor Michael Keating and Assistant Parish Priests Father Conor Steadman and Fr Brennan Sia (MC) and Fr GianMaria Digiorgio – a member of Padre Pio’s Order of Friars Minor Capuchin, who had studied and worked with the saint. Fr Digiorgio said he had been invited
to Perth by Mgr Keating, who believed the relics of Padre Pio held particular significance now, as the Catholic community reached the end of the 2016 Jubilee Year of Mercy. “The Monsignor has been very keen to conduct this special occasion as we reach the conclusion of this Jubilee Year of Mercy,” he said. Fr Digiorgio went on to note that earlier this year, Pope Francis promoted Padre Pio appropriately, as a saint of mercy. To illustrate this point, he told a story of Padre Pio’s meeting with a man who was afflicted by illness and was losing his faith in God. “One night, Padre Pio appeared and wanted to speak with this man. Padre Pio took him by the arm and helped him along the corridor until he was able to walk again: he didn’t realise that he was able to walk on his own,” Fr Digiorgio said. “And the next day, Padre Pio asked him to come to the monastery to see him. And when he went into the Church, he saw a Capuchin priest and realised it was Padre Pio, who told him not to curse anymore.
The arrival in Perth of the relics of Italian Saint Pio of Pietrelcina – also known as Padre Pio – has attracted the attention of many Catholic faithful, who have turned out in significant numbers to view and venerate his relics at St Mary’s Cathedral PHOTO: RON TAN
“The man’s life was changed and he had a conversion experience.” Full Text available at
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PARABLES OF MERCY PROVIDE FITTING FRAMEWORK
FOR 2016 PARISH SECRETARIES’ REFLECTION DAY
Parish Secretaries of Perth Archdiocese at the end of the Mass for the 2016 Parish Secretaries’ Reflection Day with organiser of the event, Executive Assistant to Archbishop Costelloe Jennifer Lazberger, (second from right) and Vicar General Fr Peter Whitely (right).
By Marco Ceccarelli
THE PARABLES of mercy present in the Gospel of Luke, whose feast coincided with this year’s Archdiocese of Perth Parish Secretaries’ Retreat, provided a perfect framework for a day in which the role of the parish secretary and the meaning of mercy took centre stage. Held on 18 October, the special day began with a Mass celebrated by Vicar General, Father Peter Whitely, at the historic St John’s Pro Cathedral and continued in St Mary’s Cathedral Parish Centre with a ref lection morning facilitated by Catholic Education WA Catechist team leader Pina Ford. In his homily for the Mass, Fr Whitely emphasised that the parables in Luke’s Gospel: the lost sheep, the lost coin and the lost son, were at the heart of the Gospel and foundational to reflections on God’s mercy during this Jubilee Year. His observations would
later be at the very heart of the reflection morning in which Dr Pina Ford guided parish secretaries through the meaning of the term “mercy” and encouraged them to share newly discovered insights on the notion of mercy. Dr Ford began by drawing attention to a passage from Pope Francis’ Apostolic E x hor t at ion, Eva ngelii Gaudium, in which the Pope describes his mission of being in the heart of people as not just a part of his life, but as something he cannot uproot from his being without destroying his very self. “I am a mission on this earth; that is the reason why I am here in this world. We have to regard ourselves as sealed, even branded, by this mission of bringing light, blessing, enlivening, raising up, healing and freeing,” the Pope writes in the paragraph 273 of the Exhortation. Dr Ford drew a correlation between the Pope’s comment and the role of the parish secretary, stating that the passage contextualised the reflection day for “it frames us
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Catholic Education WA Catechist team leader, Pina Ford, facilitated the reflection morning held at St Mary’s Cathedral Parish Centre.
as both personal, individual human beings with our own lives and people who have an important role to play in the Church.” Dr Ford went on to facilitate the reflection day by focusing on God’s relentless and extravagant love towards human beings – a love shown first and foremost through the incarnation and through God’s constant interaction a nd engagement w it h mankind.
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In the context of mercy, a term derived from the Latin Misericordiae, which when broken down as Miseri – meaning “misery and poverty”, and Cordiae, the root of which is “heart,” suggests “a heart turned towards the poor and those in need,” Dr Ford singled out three parables in Luke’s Gospel. Full Text available at
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2016 MULTICULTURAL MASS: Syrian family feels right at home in Perth By Rachel Curry
NEWLY ARRIVED Syrian family, the Al Gharbis, are a perfect example of the rich cultural diversity that exists in the Perth Catholic community. Ghassan Al Gharbi, his wife Nazha Lowiss, sister Wedad and sons Micheal, Mark and Milad arrived in Perth six months ago, after being forced to flee their homeland to Lebanon, where they lived for five years before being accepted into Australia as refugees. Using his burgeoning English skills to speak for the family, 17-year-old Micheal said they were very happy to be starting a new life in Australia. “We feel good here because it’s better than Syria and Lebanon. There’s no fighting and the people help each other. We feel safe,” he said. As Catholics living in the country’s third biggest city of Homs, the Al Gharbis were part of a religious minority in Syria, where only 10 per cent of 22 million residents are Christian. Micheal said Syria was a wonderful place to live before the war, but everything changed when the multifaceted conflict began as an offshoot of
(L-R) Newly arrived Syrian family Wedad, Milad, Micheal, Ghassan and Mark Al Gharbi, and Nazha Lowiss, are a perfect example of the rich cultural diversity that exists within the Catholic Archdiocese of Perth. This will be celebrated at a Multicultural Mass to be held on Friday, 11 November.
the Arab Spring in 2011. “After the war started, it was very bad. Muslim people were killing Christians. My little brother and two cousins died because of the fighting,” he said. Despite their past trauma, the Al Gharbis are settling well into Australia. Micheal, Mark and Milad attend Aranmore Catholic College and Aranmore Catholic Primary School, while their parents and aunt learn English at TAFE.
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Mr Al Gharbi was a glazier and small supermarket owner in Syria, but said once he had mastered English, he would be happy to take on “any job” in Perth. As for the boys, they have already adapted to the Australian way of life, speaking enthusiastically about playing Aussie Rules football during their lunch breaks. Full Text available at
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SECOND RITE OF RECONCILIATION OFFERS REFLECTION ON THE IMPORTANCE OF MERCY, FORGIVENESS AND JUSTICE By Caroline Smith
A CELEBRATION of the Second Rite of Reconciliation will next month offer people the opportunity to re-engage with this sacrament and reflect on the benefits of reconciliation and forgiveness in the Jubilee Year of Mercy. The 3 November service will be held at St Mary’s Cathedral at 7pm. Throughout the 2016 Jubilee Year of Mercy, Pope Francis has often reflected on the sacrament of Reconciliation, its connection to Christian mercy, and the good that can come from people asking for
A World Youth Day pilgrim becomes emotional as a priest hears her confession at Sacred Heart Church in Krakow, Poland, on 28 July. Throughout the Year of Mercy, Pope Francis has often reflected on the good that can come from people asking for forgiveness and reconciling with God.
forgiveness and reconciling with God. In April, the Pope spoke to several groups of pilgrims, telling them that people needed
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to recognise their faults and ask forgiveness, if they wanted to secure peace in the family, community and nation. In his Year of Mercy speech
in St Peter’s Square in April this year, the Pope told an audience of the police and military to be instruments of reconciliation and sowers of peace in their families and workplaces. He went on to say that God does not move away from people when they sin, but rather, seeks them out. "He, seeing us in danger, comes looking for us even more," Pope Francis said, adding that the Year of Mercy offered people a great opportunity to come back to God. Full Text available at
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2016 RCIA CONFERENCE
International presenter
places mercy in the spotlight By Marco Ceccarelli
IF POPE FRANCIS were to suddenly walk into this room, what questions on the Jubilee Year of Mercy would you ask him? It is with this question that international presenter Nick Wagner, who travelled to Perth from San Jose in California, USA, began his workshop entitled “Journey to the Source in the Year of Mercy” on the second day of this year’s Christian Initiation Australia Network National conference. With more than 25 years’ experience as leader and trainer in liturgical and catechetical ministries, Mr Wagner delivered two outstanding keynote presentations and facilitated two workshops over the four day conference. Using a dialogic approach which allowed him to ask and receive questions throughout his workshop, Mr Wagner stimulated thinking on the most fundamental aspects of the meaning of mercy for Christians today.
Mr Wagner used a dialogic approach in his workshops based on asking and answering questions to stimulate critical thinking and to draw out ideas on the meaning of “mercy”.
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Nick Wagner travelled from San Jose, California, with his wife Diana Macalintal, to present two keynote talks and facilitate two workshops at this year’s RCIA conference
While some of the answers to his initial question regarding Pope Francis’ presence ranged from Why mercy and not something else? What does mercy actually mean? and How would you deal with the unmerciful?, Mr Wagner began to unpack some of the issues raised by framing mercy as “the most important aspect of our faith, the bedrock core of our faith”. Mr Wagner went on to use the Pope’s Apostolic Exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium, to explain that if the Church is “to grow by attraction,” then it is the responsibility of Christians to show others that mercy is a gift and not something that needs to be earned or struggled for, it is God’s gift to anyone who seeks it. How do we help those who do not know Jesus Christ, or who are on a journey of discovering Him through the RCIA, understand this? Mr Wagner asked. Archbishop Timothy Costelloe has designated eight pilgrimage Churches and shrines for the Archdiocese of
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PANORAMA What's happening around the Archdiocese THU, 27 OCT CELEBRATING OF VOICE AND WINDS The 3rd concert in the 2016 Cathedral Concert Series will be held on Thursday, 27 October, 7.30pm. The vibrant UWA School of Music team up with our Cathedral musicians again to present this mixed programme, which includes sacred and instrumental works by Mozart, Brahms, Barber and organ works of Vierne and Renaissance vocal pieces. A special feature is the Mozart’s ‘Mass in C minor’ K139 in a never before heard version re-orchestrated by the composition students from UWA – a very special treat! For tickets, visit www.ticketswa. c o m /e ve n t /c e l e b r a t i o n voice-and-winds-concert-3 or call ticketsWA direct on 08 6488 2440 (12noon – 4pm). FRI, 28 OCT PRAYING OUR EXPERIENCES – GROWING AWARENESS OF GOD IN MY EVERYDAY This focused prayer time is assisted with talks on a theme, followed by personal time in the chapel or garden. Optional sharing of our faith with others on the journey, adds to the richness of this prayer time. Mary MacKillop Centre, 16 York Street, South Perth. (Parking in York Street). Friday 28 October, morning session 10.30 -12noon and evening session 6.30-8pm. Theme: “Let me take that splinter out of your eye... “ (Mat:7) A reflection on awareness and self-knowledge. RSVP essential by Tuesday 25 October. Further info; 08 9334 0999, lmccarthy@ sosjwa.org.au.
to their 25th Anniversary Celebrations, Friday, 28 October, 30 Munday Rd, High Wycombe. The Anniversary Celebrations will commence with Mass at 9am in the School Undercover Area, followed by morning tea and Open Classrooms till 11am. RSVP: 08 6216 8400 or admin@gibney.wa.edu.au by 15 October. FRI, 28 - SUN, 30 OCT BENEDICTINE EXPERIENCE WEEKEND Benedictine spirituality is more readily experienced than defined. 28-30 October at New Norcia Monastery Guesthouse with another offering in December. Beginning with Vespers at 6.30pm on Friday, concluding after lunch on Sunday, the weekend will provide the opportunity to enter fully into the monastic rhythm and balance of prayer, work, Lectio Divina, hospitality, and community life. There will be opportunities to ponder the riches of the scriptures and monastic literature, both in group discussions and personal silence and solitude, bringing from the ‘storeroom, things both new and old’. Suggested donation: $250 (for those who can afford it), includes accommodation, meals and entry into the Museum and Art Gallery. Further info and bookings: Guesthouse Manager, 08 9654 8018 or gues thouse@new norc ia. wa.edu.au. SAT, 29 OCT LEARNING NEW MUSIC TO CELEBRATE THE CHRISTMAS SEASON During this workshop we will teach ‘new’ music for the Christmas Season that can be used alongside the traditional 25TH ANNIVERSARY Christmas Carols. A couple of CELEBRATION - MATTHEW carols suitable for use at the GIBNEY CATHOLIC Children’s Christmas Mass will also PRIMARY SCHOOL Matthew Gibney Catholic be taught. Saturday 29 October, Primary School invite all 10.30-12.30pm, Centre for Liturgy, 1
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28 Marda Way, Nollamara. Please note registrations close on Tuesday 25 October and there is a minimum requirement of at least 5 people to attend, in order for this workshop to go ahead. Cost $10 per participant. Email to registrations.cfl@ perthcatholic.org.au. Further info: Geraldine Schivardi 08 9207 3350. SUN, 30 OCT THANKSGIVING AND CELEBRATIONS – GOD’S FARM You are cordially invited to celebrate and offer thanksgiving with us for all that God has achieved in God’s Farm over the past 30 years at God’s Farm, 94 Woodlands Rd, Wilyabrup, on Sunday 30 October, 10.30am. Fr Tony Chiera VG, Bunbury diocese will be the main celebrant, followed by special buffet and sharing of God’s blessings. 2.30pm tea, 3pm Divine Mercy, Rosary and final blessing. Further info: Susie, 08 9388 8459, 0421 438 028 or susie.sim49@gmail. com. MYSTICISM THREE WAYS: LOOKING AT THE MYSTICAL TRADITIONS OF JUDAISM, CHRISTIANITY AND ISLAM 2-4.30pm, Newman Siena Centre, Doubleview. Featuring Rabbi Moshe Bernstein, Dr Carmel Posa SGS and Sheik Muhammad Agherdien. Offered by the Centre for Faith Enrichment, this Sunday afternoon seminar is a unique and exciting opportunity to explore the topics of mysticism, prayer and spirituality from the perspectives of the three monotheistic religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. All are welcome. Cost: $7.50. Further info: or to register, visit www.cfe.org.au, or cfe@ perthcatholic.org.au FRI, 4 NOV THE WALKER TRIO Join us under the stars for a celebration of all things family!
The superbly talented trio of Jessica Gethin, Ray Walker and Sophie Curtis will perform an eclectic mix of well-loved classical to swinging jazz, Irish ballads and contemporary favourites at the Romancing the Stone Gardens, Maida Vale, Thursday, 4 November, 7pm. Bring a picnic and a rug to keep warm in case of a chilly evening. Proceeds to Catholic Mission projects supporting children’s education in Cambodia. Tickets: www.trybooking. com/NFXL, 08 9422 7933 or relations.cm@perthcatholic. org.au. SATS, 5 & 12 NOV CATHOLIC WORSHIP BOOK II This series of workshops will focus on how to use this new musical resource within the context of your parish and/ or school. The new hymnal is divided into three parts. The first workshop will teach the Service music and the second workshop will teach the hymns relating to the Seasons and the Feasts. Saturday 5 November & Saturday 12 November, 10.30-12.30pm at Centre for Liturgy, 28 Marda Way, Nollamara. Registration close 1 November 2016. Further info: 08 9207 3350. SUN, 6 NOV DIVINE MERCY DEVOTIONS Divine Mercy devotions will be held on 6 November, 1.30pm at St Francis Xaviers Church, 25 Windsor Street, East Perth. Deacon Trevor Lyra will talk on All Saints and Holy Souls. The holy hour will include Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, Holy Rosary, Divine Mercy prayers and Benediction. Veneration of the relic of Saint Faustina Kowalska and fellowship afterwards in the hall. Further info: Julia Murphy 08 9457 7771.
SUN, 6 NOV LAUNCH - NEW NORTHERN AREA DISCIPLES OF JESUS COVENANT COMMUNITY The Disciples of Jesus Covenant Community will launch a new Northern Area Community on Sunday, 6 November, 3pm, Pearsall Hocking Community Centre, 125 Willespie Drive, Pearsall. Further info; Mario 0411 641 245 or www. disciplesofjesus.org.
TUE, 8 NOV THE TALLIS SCHOLARS The world renowned Tallis Scholars will be performing one concert only in Perth as part of their upcoming Australian tour, Tuesday, 8 November, 7.30pm St Mary’s Cathedral, Perth. Described by the New York Times as ‘the rock stars of Renaissance vocal music’, the Tallis Scholars have established themselves as the most authoritative and eminent interpreters of Renaissance sacred music throughout the world, resetting the bar for a cappella music. Tickets available at premier. ticketek.com.au/shows/show. aspx?sh=TALLISSC16&v=SMP. Further info: Jacinta 08 9223 1377.
spiritual wonder-woman we can admire from afar: prayerful from childhood, a nun at 21, and then a holy death at age 26? Or does Elizabeth offer compelling Gospel insights that are relevant to everyone? Join in this short, userfriendly online Centre for Faith Enrichment course, presented by Dr Michelle Jones, and find out! Cost: $15. Further info: or to register, visit www.cfe.org.au, cfe@perthcatholic.org.au, or 08 9241 5221. WED, 9 NOV SAFEGUARDING PROTECTIVE BEHAVIOURS PARENT WORKSHOP The Perth Catholic Archdiocese Safeguarding Project is child focused and informed by a fundamental belief that children have the right to physical and psychological safety at all times. The Safeguarding Project will hold a Safeguarding Protective Behaviours Workshop on Wednesday 9 November, 10-1pm at Our Lady Help of Christians Parish, Camberwell Street, East Victoria Park. This workshop is an adult training session and is not suitable for children to attend. Cost: free. RSVP by 7 November to Robyn O’Byrne, robynobyrneisaddsp@ bigpond.com; or Maria Mansour mariamansour6@hotmail.com. Further info: 08 9221 7763, safeguarding@perthcatholic. org.au. COUNCIL OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWS WA Inc. Commemoration of Kristallnacht in the presence of Her Excellency the Honourable Kerry Sanderson AC, Governor of Western Australia. 7.30pm, Perth Synagogue, Freedman Road, corner Plantation Street, Menora. Presenter: Shirley Atlas, Teacher of Jewish History, Carmel School, Spiritual resistance during the Shoah? All welcome. Further info: ccjwa@aol.com.
TUES, 8 - 22 NOV THREE EVENINGS WITH ELIZABETH OF THE TRINITY 8-8.30pm, Online. Is Elizabeth of the Trinity (soon to be “St Elizabeth”) simply some kind of
WED, 9 - SAT, 19 NOV NATIONAL PILGRIMAGE – FOOTSTEPS OF MARY MACKILLOP The Sisters of St Joseph, in their Sesquicentenary Year, invite all
MONS, 7 - 21 NOV THE STORIES OF GENESIS Every Monday, 7.30-8.15pm, Online. This short, userfriendly online Centre for Faith Enrichment course, presented by Rev. Dr Charles Waddell, explores the stories of Genesis. These are stories of creation, sin, murder, idolatry, floods and new beginnings, of Divine promises fulfilled, family rivalry, love, exile and reunion. They help tell us who we are and who our God is. Cost: $15. Further info: or to register, visit www.cfe.org. au, cfe@perthcatholic.org.au, or 08 9241 5221.
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to join them in this Pilgrimage, as together we explore and deepen our own relationship with God, through the story of our Australian Saint, Mary MacKillop. Enjoy 10 days of sharing a journey - starting in Melbourne, continuing through Victoria, South Australia including Penola, Adelaide and finishing in Sydney. Price ex Perth $3430 twin share pp. Further info or registration, Annie Bond RSJ; 02 8912 4818 or MMP_NationalPilgrimage@ sosj.org.au. FRI, 11 - SUN, 13 NOV THE COMING OF THE LORD - RETREAT Advent is a time of gathering, anticipation for the birth of the Saviour in our history, in our hearts and in our future. Come and spend some time in conversation and prayer exploring the significance of this joyous time for our lives and our world. Presented by Jill O’Brien SGS. Recommended cost: $260. Further info: New Norcia Institute for Benedictine Studies, Dr Carmel Posa SGS, 08 9654 8371, carmel.posa@ newnorcia.wa.edu.au; Jill O’Brien, jill.obrien@newnorcia. wa.edu.au. SAT, 12 NOV MULTICULTURAL MASS & PRAYER FOR REFUGEES The Episcopal Vicar of Migrants warmly invites you to celebrate the Multicultural Mass as one, holy, catholic and apostolic church. Friday 11 November, 7pm at St Mary’s Cathedral, Perth. Presider will be Archbishop Costelloe SDB. Everyone is invited to come in their National Dress. SAT, 12 - SUN, 13 NOV VOCATIONS REFLECTION WEEKEND DAYS – SALVATORIAN FATHERS Vocation Reflection Days are designed to help young men decide what direction their future will take. In Christian life, there are three vocations: marriage, single life and priesthood/religious life. The Salvatorian Fathers will hold Reflection Weekend Days to help young men (18-35 years) find their way in life by deepening
their faith, learning more about the Salvatorian Order and developing new friendships with other young men. The reflection weekend starts at 2.10pm, Saturday, 12 November finishing at 1pm, Sunday, 13 November, at Salvatorian Community House, 2 Caledonia Ave, Currambine. There will be time for prayer, spiritual development and social activities. Further info: or to register: vocations@sds.org.au or 08 9304 2904, 0488 111 574, Fr Greg Skulski SDS. WED, 16 NOV SPRING PRAYER DAY Wednesday, 16 November, 10-1pm, Mary MacKillop Centre, 16 York Street, South Perth. (9.30am morning tea and lunch provided). Theme: "I have come that you may have life...". Cost: donation. RSVP essential by Thursday, 10 November for catering purposes to Laura 08 9334 0999, Imccarthy@sosjwa. org.au. FRI, 18 NOV QUEEN OF APOSTLES PARISH - PILGRIMAGE INFORMATION NIGHT Only 8 places left for the exciting Christian pilgrimage to the Holy Land including Jordan, 5-20 May 2017. Come and join us for an information night presented by a native who lives now in Perth on Friday, 18 November, 6.30pm at Queen of the Apostles Parish, 55 Tudor Ave, Riverton. Further info; Mary Mclean 0400 553 140 visit www.christianpilgrimage.com. au/. SUBSCRIBE TO THE eRECORD Local news from across our parishes, agencies, schools and organisations can be delivered weekly directly to your inbox via The eRecord. It contains the latest news, events and photos from the Archdiocese. Parishes receive a PDF copy of the e-newsletter to print off and distribute for those who don’t have or don’t use email. Subscribe to the e-newsletter by sending details to communications@ perthcatholic.org.au.