“We know that all things work for good for those who love God, who are called according to their purpose.” - ROMANS 8:28 Do you really trust God? Do you really believe that God will provide all that you need? Faith is a challenge for everyone at times. Putting our trust in God, in everything we do, in good times and in bad, means that God’s plan for our lives may be quite different than what we planned. When one door closes, another one opens. Trust in God, His plan is always better. We pray that we learn to put our trust in God in everything we do.
Please join us to celebrate the Feast of our Patron Saint on Friday 7th August.
Fr Peter will join us at 2:15pm on the school grounds ready for dismissal at 3:10pm.
Please book in by using the following link and the limit is 40 adults.
Alternatively, on Saturday 8th August you can attend Mass at 9.00am at St John Bosco Church or 11:30am at St Francis Xavier's Cathedral. Archbishop Patrick O'Regan will also be celebrating Mass at 10.30am at St Joseph's Chapel, Kensington SA which will be livestreamed via YouTube.
As a catholic community, we are asked to be attuned to the principles of Social and Environmental Justice, and as individuals we are asked to be committed to carrying out those principles.
We must become a Laudato Si Community. I encourage everyone who can do so to read Laudato Si. It is available online, or you can buy a hard copy.
At TWCS we pledge to be Plastic Free in August, we endeavour to reduce our reliance on plastic. Collect all the soft plastic in your house and take it to the Red Bin collection point at the supermarket. Try not to buy any more soft plastic wrap. Use containers to store food instead. If you get your bread in a plastic bag, use that plastic bag again for something else, several times, before you discard it. Make and use fabric bags and take them to the greengrocer for your fresh vegetables and fruit. Any plastic wrappers brought to school will be sent back home in children's lunchboxes.
Reusable lunch order bags are also available at Stickybeaks website.
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Plenary Council Assembly in Adelaide has
been postponed until October 2021.
On Pentecost Sunday, the Discernment papers from the Writing and Discernment Groups, taking into account everything said from the first phase (Listening and Dialogue) and ongoing second phase (Listening and discernment) were released.
The St Vincent Palotti scholarship trust offers scholarships to enable lay people to further their understanding and skills in leadership/ministry or a specialised activity, such as promoting faith enhancement, social justice and
pastoral care. More information and Application Forms are available on their website. Closing date 31 July 2020.
Rita Campbell
APRIM