Just a few thoughts
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"I observe that there are those who oppose
[the Voice], who don't seek to unite this country… who seek to say things which
are designed to make people fearful. And I don't think that is the way we
should be having this discussion – P Wong
·
"It is necessary for us to learn from
others' mistakes. You will not live long enough to make them all
yourself." -- Hyman George Rickover
·
We pray on this World Teacher’s Day that there
may be renewed efforts to train a new generation of teachers to assist schools
recover from the disruption of the Covid pandemic and also to support teachers
who have become exhausted.
Reflections
ü Clergy
collaborating with the laity
ü Let us pray
that we will be peacemakers
ü Why
we should always mean what we say and do – Jesus and the dangers of hypocrisy
– Last Sunday reflection
The Signs Of The Times
Ø Historic
Synod enlarges the tent
Ø Priest
draws on Outback experiences for vote
Ø The
status quo is not an option, because the gap between Indigenous and
non-Indigenous Australia is growing wider rather than closing. Therefore, I
urge everyone in the Archdiocese to prepare to vote in a way that looks to the
Gospel and, whatever the result of the Referendum, to commit to redressing the
chronic disadvantage suffered by the Indigenous peoples and promoting
reconciliation for the good not just of some but of the whole nation. –
Archbishop M Coleridge
Musical
Reflection
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