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But the pope will also run the ris of unfavourable view from the Ukrainian Catholic Church, outlawed in Russia but voca in the countries to which it has migrated since the 1939-45 war.

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Education for blacks RIO, Brazil: The Brazilian Church's education campaign for 1988, the centenary year of the official abolition of slavery in Brazil, is devoted to black people.

The president of the bishops' conference, Dom Luciano endes de Almeida SJ, said in launching the campaign, "This year's slogan •1 have heard this people's cry' is a summons to us to recognise that there still exist many divisions, inequalities and prejudices. God wants us to understand better the dignity of the human person ••• recognising particularly the value and contribution of Brazilians of black descent.

Father Bianchini.

"It was they who worked hardest and suffered most to form our Brazil."

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The blustering, and blistering, that has taken place in recent elections in Australia proves only that the world decays in spite of and because of its politicians and the people who elect them.

This is because every election will be a false hope that heaven will be created on earth, that we can escape a headlong descent into the earth that will consume every ounce of what man ind has created as surely as the sun will one day devour its satellite earth.

These are desperate truths for those who cling to life only because it will yield more, because the comfortable and wealthy will be able to live longer to become more comfortable and more wealthy until death mocks the pointless search.

The Resurrection of Jesus mocks death because death too mocks a pointless worldly existence.

Jesus chided a wortd that believed in hypocrisy, selfishness and greed and in His turn He was hated because He wanted to tal about the world of is Father. On the cross His

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The Re· urrection is an uncomfortab e truth for ose who like th · r religion to be d<aged in floss, ere hate, p in and hurt ca b blam d on ev ryon else, w r survival and every-man-for-himse becomes a hymn of ho ur, of brav do based on t e notion that God h lps tho who elp m Iv s. first r dox of e Resurr tio t y i that 't is Iikelv to be q ite unpopul r amo gst many of those who wan to e numbered in Jesu 'ranks. How many of Austr Ii 's or m re million Christians. declared o th recent census, will honour Je s risen from the ead, or ev n beli v that i is so?

In e sc ools, childr n will have been ta ght to escape Jesus' call by running into a fantasy of chocola e eggs an r b 'ts. To te ch em that Jesus is their Ri n Friend is all ab' much, say eir unbelieving teachers.

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VATICA C TY: During the pope's visit to South America in May, he will visit four countries.

Bolivia and Paraguay for the first time, and Peru and Uruguay for the second.

His itinerary will by Uruguay from May 7 to 9, Bolivia from May 9 to 14, Peru ay 15 and Paraguay from ay 16 to 18

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HARARE (Zim abvve) Pope John Paul II is e p ct d to ddr ss is u s of war, human ri ts nd refugees during his visit to southern Afric I ter this year, the region's bishops have said.

The pope will visit Zimbabwe, Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland and Mozambi ue. It will be hi fourth visit to Africa.

Althou h the po will not visit South Africa durin th S ptember 10-19 trip, the bishops said they e p ct him to about its human rights i u long with tho e of oth r countri s.

When the pop clos s a meeting of outh rn African bishops in Zimbabwe on th first day of th trip, he should have "something important" to say about war and violence in the region, and about "th role of bishops in bringing about justice and p ace," the bishops said in a statement March 17.

Th pope is visiting only five southern African countries, but "he can be exp cted to address him If to the co cern o the oth r countrie while their bishops are present," the bishops said.

Th po e is e pected to end his trip by deliver"ng a me sage of peac for the region in ozambique, a country torn by gu nlla violence for y ars, the statement said.

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lndon's in value AKARTA {UCA ): President Suharto has directed that the nation family planning program ould o encourage ab rtion eca se it is con ary to our p ple s · · ou

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Haryono informed Suharto a rtion is the mo t widel used contraceptive ethod in the word 'th betwee 45 m 'Ilion and 60 mil ion couples practising it.

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Indon ia ra the \ orld in eff tiveness of birth control but .ould program have ranked fifth if abortion ·as included .

Suharto told Ha ·ono that the gov rnment will n t approve abortion j t 'o get a higher ranking.

"We hould n t ra hly allow abortion ju t because we want to t a in the higher mar evaluation,'' th p ident d lared.

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JERUSALEM: The Ministry of Education in Israel has ordered all state Jewish schools to discontinue the use of Bibles which contain the New Testament, and that ew Testament subjects not be taught during Jewish Bible clas es.

Such Bibles in Hebrew translation are said to have been in use in kibbutz and other schools that received them free of charge from missionary or amsations. mister of Education and Culture Yitzhak a on said that wh ver wi h s to read the w Testament

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For the same reason the minister also thought it inappropriate that Jewish stud nts u e editions containing both e s bound togeth r.

Th Ministry of Education ruling does not a ly to Christian sch Is integrated into the state structure.

OSCOW: The official wee ly of the Byelorussian Union of Writers, litaratura i Mastastva, has reported a case of what it describes as crass bureaucratic stupidity.

A group of young people in Vitebsk one of the new "informal hobby clubs' permitted under glasnost -decided to clean up and restore the (unused) historic church of the Transfiguration.

No sooner had they got the church clean and ready for restoration than the city authorities decided to take over the building - for use as a cattleshed.

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MY EASTER MASS: Without Easter the Mass has no meaning. The Mass is for those who volunteer to die to the natural desires hat lead away from God, and to live with the new spiritual life tha the Risen Jesus shares with us.

There was a man. His name was Jesus, son of Joseph of Nazareth. He sp ke Aramaic and Hebrew. He died a criminal on a Cross. He had allowed himself to be dispossessed of e rything he had - his job, religion, race, family ties, local language. He had become a 0-thing m he sight of the world. He was bur d in another's rave.

But then he arose from that grav , a trand see nt b mg, not Jew nor Gentile, not a male nor female. Gone w re e , rac , family ongms.

God mad him Lord and Master of everything m eaven and on earth. H is he centre of universal unity. n, women, children, adul s, peoples black, white and oliveskinn of all nations, are all t e same to the Risen J us. All are his brothers and sisters. He is the centre of the universe.

We are men and worn n who beh v in J sus Chris . We ere b pu d, symbolically sires dying o natural ith him, nd rising to liv a new lif with him.

Th 'leap of faith' did not come become of evi nt

proofs since rt can only come in response to on who has loved us.

We are men and women filled with h1 Spiri. We are th s1 n, the sacram nt to tho round us that H IS RISE and LIVES HERE

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We ar pl d to let him act throu h us. We are to let him out from our heart to do his work

For our relatlonship with o hers we must be ev r ens, rve to 'let Jesus out' and to 'let him in' on II occasion of r n I contacts Th quality of our relationships can always be improved. On-going renewal, conv rsion, commrtm nt, should our daily aim.

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ove, w1 My wife hears me proclaim my undying love for her at least once a day. Her response is simple and direct: "Then take out the garbage."

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Christians remember and connect with that deed of immense love "in the breaking of the bread". And if we are willing to expresv vincerely an appropriate response to God's love, we go out and do likewise.

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Few people have conversion experiences as dramatic as that of St Paul, who had to be blinded and knocked from his horse before to responding God's call. For most individuals today, the call comes not in a blinding light,

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•·1 alwavs believed in God, but 1 didn't put it into practice," Chervl, 32, says. ·1 knew he. was there, but that wav it. I didn't attend church of any sort for a long period of time because I was dissatisfied ,.ompletely with religions. I felt the) couldn't offer me anything."

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important to keep in mind. But feelings are

they cannot be counted upon to remain constant companions of love.

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belief that each of us is loved. And then a b lief that, ultimately,

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To survive, this kind of love requires more

than feelings. And it is

this special love which we celebrate throughout the Easter season.

Proclaiming new life in the Crist Jesus Easter always is wonderful, but last Easter was reallv · special.

A!, I walked in procession down the centre aisle of St Jean Baptiste Church for the noon Mass, everybody was smiling.

The music: was joyous and uplifting, the scent of the flowers shouted "alleluia", sunshine illumined the stained glass. when I turned around to greet the congregation, I rnuld St" that all were dressed for n hmutiful dav, for, ,·IPhrating Jesus our risen Lord and for

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Eugene LaVerdiere proc lalmlng their O\\ n new hf,, in Chnst J us.

So f r everything was wonderful, but normally wond,•rfut It had been likt• this the previous year and the vear l,('[ore that too.

Then I noticed a vellow balloon moving across the halk of the churr h llohbmg up und down gentlv, 11 111,HI 1b, \\ , to a side aisle. can, down the aisle a short dist.1ncc and turned min ,1 pew Thu balloon wus nnat ing shoulder high between two adults. But it was quite plain that this was not their balloon.

Snmenne little was holding onto th,• balloon by a ,tring, somrone too little to Sl'e. \\'as tt a littl<' girl?,\ little bov?

I tried to irnagme tha smile on the little per· son\ face. Or was it determination? Perhaps the little one had hmn crying. The ha lloon might have been to dry· the tears. I could not tPII. ow here was a major

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\ t Jean's you just do not pec::t to see a vellow l>a••n at the noon !.L,s en I ter Sunday or any ,tlr Sunday.

I ltd to cone untrate on the .ospel ,t,,r) of the re., 'eChon I knew it w mly my imagmation but the balloon seeetd to he gelling bigp' and bigger I ecided there was noting to do but talk a� the balloon. \\)on it came time for thePmily, I looked up at "v°"ne, responded to thijsmile with a smile and asked, "Haw vou ooued the wliow · balt>n?"

Pe1•le looked puzzled. ,\s lointed to the pews bv j, side aisle toward the •ck of the church, �· slowl} started to turl As they caught si�h 1f the balloon. the} ,h�ed their delight wit \vide smiles and

Cherly looked lor a school and found but through ordinary circumstan· ces that lead to subtle, but pro· found changes in daily life.

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When she enrolled her son at St Ignatius of Loyola Primary School, Cheryl, who was raised in the Baptist Church. was urged to begin attending rhun:h - not ner sarily the Catholi< Churr.h. but anv r hun:h - on a regular basLs. •·1 wasn 't affiliated with any particular church so I derided to go to St

lgnanus and I liked it," Cheryl relatr .

Her de� ision to attend \las., at St Ignatius led Cheryl and her son to begin studies in the parish's Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults program. Last car at the Easter Vigil, Cherv I, her son and 20 others joined the Catholic Chun hat St

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41 el as though I have a ct er relationship with (.<I I'm more open with otW people than I had bet I'm more outgoing.

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people noticed the other smil around them.

When at; were again facing me. waiting for what might be coming next, I said, "You saw that yellow balloon. Did vou SN• "ho wa holding the strtng?"

People nodded m the ncgat&Vl' fhr.n I said, •· 'either C:dn 1 set' ,\·ho i, htinr.ath th.it balloon. But I do kno\, sornr.one ic.; there.

St1meonc wn ,m,ilL A little girl' \ little b.,v? It does not matter Whal does ma:t r is what that little one holding the balloon Ls t<'llmg us.

"That yello" b.1lloon ,s a Sign for all of u,. Its mes, •'!" is for all to hPar.

And that message is. 'I am somehod) ·."

A vear later. I still can pi!'t�re that yello\\ bal· loon. And I still smile at the memon· of the parents bringing the little girl t)CS, it \\a,a little girl, four vears old and ver,· prett} for Easter! to meet "le.

She certain Iv ,v�1s some·

body. small as she w·a,.

Then and now that littlr. girl. Yisible onlv bv her vellO\, balloon, ,peak, to us of all the little pt,'OplP, the unnoticed, tlw forgot· ten, the silent, the shutins; all those who. for whatever n,a<;()n, think the) are nob.idy. Her

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After the Easter vigil a time to celebrate

Many communilies host receplions and small parties to welcome new Calholics who enter the church at the Easter Vigil Mass.

The reception al SI Stephen's "is the culmination of a beautiful celebration, just as you have a party after a Mass," wedding Julius explained Gasawski, a permanent deacon who works with Ihe Rite of Chris· tian Initiation of Adults in this 585family, soulhern Illinois church.

The Easter partv dos."' one phase of the RCIA and marks the Ix-ginning of another phase in the ne" Catholics' journev of faith. It is a happ) mix of homernming and hon vo�age ',(�ntirnPnts.

,\s parties go. St Ste· phen's reception " a

by Stan Konieczny. model of simplicity. Long tables io the parish centre are decorated with fresh nowers and homemade cakes shaped likP paschal lamb.s. Tra· ditional Easler breads and coffee arc served to all who stop by the parish centre alier the Easter Vigil.

"The whole point of the reception is meeting the faith community," said Pam Lee, who was received into the church three years ago along "ith her husband, John, and their two children, Jeff and 'ik.ki. \!rs Lee is now one of the facilita· tors for the RCIA.

When the Lees were rereived into the church, they gave theirown party for relatives, friend, and the RCIA facilitators at a nearby Italian restaurant.

Linda !'\ekola, who also \\.'aS rt'CPived in the church that evening. ho,ted a rernption after the Easler Vigil. "I wa, just ready to keep on relPhmting," \.!rs 1'ekola explained Mrs l.!-e echoes that S<'nllment. "We felt like we had reached a mile· stone. \ly husband and I went to many churches and alier we chose the Catholic Church. we knew that we were part of a faith community al last and we wanted to ;ehrate" After those private parties. it wa, decided "that we should have one

place to go so that the

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share in the celebration;· said Sister \Ian· Ellen Barkes, St Stephen's parish director of religious education. "1 remember that the weather was tcrrihle the first year that we had a reception alier the Easter Vigil. It was cold and rainy."

But the people still r.ame. In fart, Sister Backes said. the people of the parish "have heen very \\illing to acc.rpt the responsibility of being a welcoming community to these ne\\ members."

"In part. the Easter Vigil reception grew out of a spirit ofhospitahtv that is seen as charartenstic of St Stephen's. "We are a warm parish." observed \,!rs Lee. Cont p 1 O

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From page 6 Jesus rocked the Jewish world by making one commandment of those two. He joined love of God with love of neighbour into one commandment. He had already told them to 'Love one another as I have loved you'.

That was too high a standard for anyone. But the night he gave us the IV1ass he gave an even higher standard for our loving. 'As I love the Father and the Father loves me so you love one another.' That ideal will only be reached in heaven.

The night Jesus gave us the Mass he told us we needed it, told us to 'Do it in memory of me', told us to 'Eat and drink' to receive Holy Communion but he did not say that doing tho e two thingsgoing to Mass and r ceivmg Holy Communion - would be th distinquishin mark of hrs drsciples!I o. th distinguishing m r of discipl ship he sym lis by using a tow I, a bowl of w t r nd drrty fe t. love nd rvic rn p rsonal r lationsh ps. the 'washing of one another's f t: rs the sign that J SUS IS alrv and w II in rs world.

But Just try o do rt and you wrll oon run out of e m You'll soon r lrs that wrthout J sus can really do nothrng.

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hf of Jesus on earth is not a thing of th past.

Jesus isahv and at work in each and every rson, in each event of our daily lives.

The Mass reminds us, hallenges us, that J sus - the greatest volunteer this world has ev r en, wants us to volunt r for ervice with him. He liv s now on earth and a pea rs among people through us.

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An Easter story This is going to be an Easter story. I will describe at the end how Easter fits in. At this point, however, it Is a story about a house.

Recently we all gathered to say goodbye to the house - my friends, Frank and Helen who are selling it. their now extended family including children, daughters-in-law and grandchildren, and the people who have come to their house over the years to celebrate.

As one guest said, "We have had some grand parties here."

When a family turns hospitality into a fine art and makes their ouse and their back yard the place to celebrate for an entire neighbourhood and for a large part of a parish, then that house is going to hold some lndetlble memories. any years ago it began with baptismal parties. Then, with Frank servln a a ports organ ser for th parish school acros the street there were victory partle .

Children nd parents gathered to celebrate their victories. Someimes It was official victorle , ometlme not; but whatever the scores were, here omething

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A few year later the gradu tion be an. As the children moved from pr"mary to high chool to univer it it med that every year som one wa raduatin from something. So every ear there ere wall-toa 11 teenagers and young adult .

It a heart ar Ing to ee how good these young ter ere to each other and how glad th y were to see each other.

For me, though, the weddings with all their preparations brought the old hou e and its purpose into lt sharpe t focu . Month of preparation from mall gatherings working on details of the ceremony to famil dinners athering the hole clan made the old hou e a beehive of acti I .

Then there re · mall, quiet dinner at erward hen, ith a proper lack of modesty, e comp Iimented each other on hat a great job e'd all done. hen there ere baby sho er I didn't attend because they ere segre a ed omen only. en came baptl m e p cially happ day.

And then it ime to clo e that chapter of the h tory. The u family' children er II ral ed and out on th ir o n.

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our own way we ere tak ng that part of our life and laying it down. nd tha 's hat mak thi an Ea ter story. For e ere eeing the nd of thl part ofllfe not as a defe t or a bi ter a ault but as a reality e could uster the race and faith to accept. There a In Ide each of us albeit in different ways, that fundamental Christian faith that looks to the roll of the year ith acceptance.

We can look forward to the future and to ard the end of our year with peace and even ome humour because in ome often unclear way e really do believe In Christ re urrection.

That the end is not the end Is woven all thorugh our lives as Christlar

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But o leave the old house without a formal farewell without a good party to recall all the celebrations lthout thinkln ho Important a amity home i in he life of a family and their friend would have been unthinkable. o Frank and Helen lnvlt d us all for on last hurrah. The goodbyes eren't ea y. There were tear a well as toasts.

Later that night a few of u , the party' remainder were talking In the livin room. I think we knew that for all of us a stage In our live had come to an end.

"The e year ere fun," · omeone said, "but they're over."

The year of energetic vitality Ith their ability

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M grandpop of Margaret, John, Annette, Gerald· e and R · and tam· · aed Heart of Jesus h ve mercy on him. Our Lady of Perpetual H pp ay for him,

toward the Rus. ian Orthodox Church and its ilenc r garding th cution of Sovi t p Chri tian .

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tute for Oriental Studies, which peciali es in the Ea tern churche cknowlrainian edged Catholic may object to parts of he letter, b t aid he did not think such com· plaints would be ju tified.

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YOUTH FORUM

Example of many 'things'

We turn on a radio and hear the music. Of course the music was there in the room all the time. In fact, it ould be there even if t e radio were not; t e radio si y allo s us to ear the music.

So it is with many things in life.

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at do you 'turn on' in order to se the love aro nd you? any say t at seeing is believing. "let them show me their love, their care, their forgiveness. . . and then I'll t ne in.

Christianity says to us: believing is seeing; believing is knowing; b lieving is experiencing.

Believe in your Dad's love and you'll see it. Believe in your M m's care - a d yo 'II know it. B lieve ln God's pres nc - an you'll experience it.

Believe in the for ivene s of Christ - and it ill fill yo.

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That's ho you t n in to the m st exciting r alities of life. any psychologist t d y seeking to enrich p ople's liv s and incre e their he Ith - have come to e s me concl ion. They affirmations to give p a belief system th t change their lives.

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CATECHUMENATE (RCIA)

The diocesan Catechumenate Study Team is preparing recommendations and guidel;nes for the Archbishop to draw from the experience of those who are implementing the rite within. The Study Team is holding a meeting of persons from the various parishes who have paricipated in the rite, on Thursday, April 14, 1988. 7.30pm 10pm in room GS (teaching room), ground floor, Catholic Education Centre, 50 Ruislip Street, leederville.

For further information please ring John Henne y (Team Recorder) at the Catholic Chancery Office on 09 325 4300.

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ABC presents religious programs as follows: RADIO SUNDAY SUNDAY MORNING Radio National: 5.30-6.55am: Sacred and religious mu ic.

ENCOUNTER National: 8-8.45am; Radio (Re ated following Wedne day 11.15 pm- idnight). Regional Staion : 9.15-10pm: Re "gion · life.

INSIGHTS R dio atio al: 5. 0-6pm: B ief, religi n, pirituality and th logy.

SACRED MUSIC Radio Natio al: 6-6.58p : FOR THE GOD WHO SINGS: ABC FM, 7.05Sam Su day.

SUNDAY NIGHT I Statio : Metropo · n and R g· 10.10-11.58pm: A mix of co t rnnd itative, porary mu · c, tal nd a r t of FORU (10.1010.40pm).

ON DAY TO FRIDAY SACRED READI G Radio tional: 7. 10- 7. 4 m; Selected Region I : 5.56-6 m: S cred r erature i cl d" g Bi CAROLINE JONES Radio atio al: 9.03- 0 m Wed sday; Radio I: 9-10pm Tu day & Thur day; A gional Stati n : 9-10pm T u ay onty: Con tion with Austral' n bout th ·r b i fs nd t hi g that give m ·ng to ife.

FRIDAY FORUM - A ty r port on reli io in soci ty Radio National: 9-9.JOpm. (R ted following Sunday on M tro litan & R g· nal Station 10.10-10.40 m.)

The first ever liturgica retreat will be made availab e to the peopl of Western Australia in J y.

A Dominican sister from USA will join Father Russell Hardiman of Waroo a to lead the retreat.

Sister Luisa Dero en, OP. has a asters Degr in Liturgy from the Unive ity of otre Dame and for the past five years has been a fu I time director of worship.

Father Hardiman said it was something of a novelty to have a retreat where the main focus is on the celebration of the liturgy.

The liturgical retreat at Aquinas in the second week of the school holidays will permit full community ce bration of the Eucharist, as II as Morni g and Evening Prayer from th liturgy of Hours, together with reflection and input on liturgical topics. t is open o religious, pr' est celebrants, parish liturgy team members, acolytes, musician , d y pecia minist rs, d cons o r person.

Cost $170 with $20 deposit. For further informati n c tact, Fath r Russell Hardiman, Catholic Pre bytery, 49 Hesse Street, Waroon , 6215. P (097) 33 225.

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