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St Mary's Catholic Church Nathalia

Locality: Nathalia, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5866 2694

Address: 7 Robertson Street 3638 Nathalia, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.sandhurst.catholic.org.au

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20.01.2022 A beautiful reflection on today’s gospel from Sr Veronica Lawson RSM https://youtu.be/AeCYdzLbnGA

15.01.2022 Caritas Lebanon disaster response - For any further information or to donate call 1800 024 413 or post PO Box 130 Numurkah or bank RHayesKStone Caritas Sandhurst BSB Number: 083-760 Account number: 66-451-1663 & email [email protected] for receipt

13.01.2022 Celebrated on the Sunday after Easter, Divine Mercy Sunday is based on the Catholic devotion to the Divine Mercy that St Faustina Kowalska reported as part of h...er encounter with Jesus. It was given this title by Pope John Paul II, following the canonisation of St Faustina on 30 April 2000. The message she brought is the appropriate and incisive answer that God wanted to offer to the questions and expectations of human beings in our time, marked by terrible tragedies. See more

12.01.2022 Daily Reflection ~ 10 APRIL 2020 ~ Good Friday... Lord Jesus, let us enter into your silence. You have said everything you had to say. Now you have no further words, as you hear the judge's verdict, and the cries of the crowd calling for your death. Your silence is our strength: as you left everything in your Father's hands, so now do we, knowing that an infinite love will find us wherever we are. We pray for all who are unjustly condemned, for all who feel disgrace,for all who suffer from the merciless judgments of our world. As we stand with you, stand also with us, a light against the surrounding darkness. https://www.cssr.org.au/bread4today/

11.01.2022 Staff at St Mary of the Angels College Nathalia support the #EndCOVIDForALL Campaign along with more than 20K Australians who've signed the pledge and more than... 185 health, business, faith & civil society organisations who've backed the call. You too can support the campaign by signing the pledge at: caritas.org.au/end-covid-for-all #EndCOVIDForALL Caritas Australia See more

10.01.2022 Reflection - Third Sunday of #Easter - Coming to faith This week the gospel from St Luke has one of the best short stories written in the New Testament. The sto...ry is a post-resurrection account of Jesus meeting two disciples on the road to the village of Emmaus and their coming to believe in Jesus as risen and alive. bit.ly/2Y6vdHw See more

09.01.2022 Live Catholic Mass from Bendigo

09.01.2022 Pledge your support to #EndCOVIDForAll now! Caritas Australia has spent over fifty years working hand in hand with people suffering extremes of poverty. The num...ber of people who need lifesaving food assistance is projected to double this year alone as a result of COVID-19, and almost 10 million children may never return to school as a result of the lockdowns. Help us to encourage the Australian Government to support our vulnerable neighbours. This Wednesday, August 19, write #ECFA on a disposable face mask and share a photo of yourself wearing it on social media, using the hashtag #EndCOVIDForAll. Learn more at caritas.org.au/end-covid-for-all

06.01.2022 Something beautiful for Easter Monday

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01.01.2022 Daily Reflection ~ 12 APRIL 2020 ~ Listen! Christ is rising in the contemporary world... Fear is powerful and often all-consuming. Even the most intelligent and usually rational person will be overwhelmed by it in the face of something like a pandemic and its far-reaching impacts. And in this 2020 Easter season, COVID-19 is dominating our contemporary world a virus that carries fear and uncertainty as it spreads. When most afraid, it’s hard to listen. It’s hard to hear those words that the Angel by the tomb, and then the risen Christ spoke to Mary Magdalene and the other Mary in Matthew’s gospel Do not be afraid. But if you do breathe and listen, there’s great comfort in those words. What’s the job I’m being asked to do by the risen Christ, given the circumstances we find ourselves in this Easter of 2020? How do we find the comfort we need to dispel our fears and become useful? This Easter’s going to be a great time to contemplate what the risen Christ is asking of us and then get on with it. Fear is not particularly helpful or productive, except perhaps as a motivator or catalyst for action. In this contemporary world, consumed by COVID-19, the risen Christ continues to seek us out in our fear, so we can move through it, to positive action. Lord help us turn our fear into positive actions. Amen.