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Lent and Easter Triduum Schedule

Posted on March 7, 2020March 24, 2020 by olmcwenty

Church sanctuary at Easter

All Lent and Easter celebrations are cancelled due to the government COVID-19 restrictions.

For more information, read our current COVID-19 Update.

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Ash Wednesday Masses

Posted on February 24, 2020 by olmcwenty

This Wednesday, 26 February, is Ash Wednesday.

Masses will be celebrated at 9:00 am, 10:15 am (school Mass) and 7:30 pm.

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Today we celebrate the Sixth Sunday of Easter, and we hear Jesus' commandment to love one another as he loved the disciples. His love, and ours, is more than emotion. It is a unconditional, sacrificial love. It is this same love that many of us find in our own mothers on this Mothers Day. #easter

This weekend our sanctuary is decorated with the dozens of roses donated by parishioners in memory of our mothers. Thank you for support - the funds raised support the mission of @carmelitesaet in Timor Leste.

In today's Gospel, Jesus speaks of himself and the disciples as the vine and the branches. "This awareness of being in God and of God being in us must change our whole way of life forever. It is no longer a matter of external observances, but of an inner intimate living in God, in love." Read Fr Anthony's reflection in this week's bulletin: olmcwenty.org.au/bulletin

Today we celebrate the Fourth Sunday of Easter, often referred to as "Good Shepherd Sunday" because of the common theme that runs through the readings for this Sunday each year. Something that comes through this year's Gospel is Jesus' speaking of the closeness between himself and his sheep. We are called to take up the invitation to enter into this intimate relationship with Christ. #easter

We will remember them #anzac2021

Today's Gospel reading follows Jesus' appearance to Cleopas and his companion on the road to Emmaus. Jesus reminds the disciples of all they have experienced, and how he has fulfilled the prophecy of the Hebrew Scriptures. What's more, he calls them, and us now, to be witnesses to his life, death and resurrection. #easter

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