Dear Parishioners, 1. The Spirit of the Lord In the Gospel Reading of the Pentecost Vigil Mass, Jesus invites people to come to him to drink. The Gospel explains that Jesus was talking about the Spirit; and the Gospel comments that, as yet, there was no Spirit. But what could the Gospel mean by this? The Old Testament is full of references about the Spirit’s coming on somebody. So, for example, in Judges 15:14-15, the text says that the Spirit of the Lord rushed into Samson, and he became so strong that he killed a thousand of the enemy with nothing more than the jawbone of a donkey. It is worth seeing here, though, that the Old Testament itself distinguishes the way in which the Spirit was in the world in that Old Testament time and the way in which it was given in the time ushered in by Christ. As Joel 3:1-5 explains it, in the messianic times God pours out his Spirit into the minds and hearts of his people. And this way of putting the point is helpful. When the Spirit comes upon Samson, it seems to take him over. With the Spirit taking him over, Samson flies into a supernaturally strong fury, which ends only when hundreds of his enemies lie dead. In that battle, Samson looks as if even Tasers would have had a hard time taking him down. But in the time of Christ, when a person is baptized with the Holy Spirit, the Holy Spirit does not take her over. The Holy Spirit comes into her, to be with her, even while her own mind and heart continue to be her own and to operate as her own. The result of this kind of giving of the Spirit is not a superhuman, wild strength and violence. The result is the fruits of the Holy Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, and long-suffering. (The last thing anyone would think about Samson is that he was characterized by patience and long-suffering!) And so this is what the Gospel means. Before Christ, the Holy Spirit might take over a person. But in the outpouring of the Spirit at Pentecost, the Holy Spirit was given to Christ’s people, to be in them and with them always, in loving peaceful union with Christ, available to anyone who will come to Christ to drink. 2. Working With Children Checks As mentioned previously every 'volunteer' must obtain a Working With Children Check ('WWCC'). We need all Youth Group members over 18 years of age, all Children Liturgy leaders and especially Extra-ordinary ministers of the Eucharist to apply for a WWCC and provide details to the parish office once obtained. We are preparing for our audit and need to have these records up to date. Please go on line to https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/apply-working-children-check or pop into the parish office for help.

6th June, 2019 - Year C

PENTECOST SUNDAY

ALL HALLOWS’ PARISH CHURCH

2 Halley Street FIVE DOCK 2046

Administrator: Fr Matthew Solomon Deacon: Rev. Mr. Constantine Rodrigues crodrigues60@optusnet.com.au Secretaries: Elena Di Perna & Elsa Waldie

Presbytery: Monday: Closed Tues - Fri: 8.30am - 3.30pm Closed for lunch 12.30-1.30 pm

Phone: 9713 7960 Fax: 9713 5172

Email: parishallhallows@gmail.com

Web: www.allhallows.org.au

All Hallows’ Parish School

Principal: Mrs Helen Elliott

Phone: 9713 4469 Fax: 9712 5184

Email: info@ahpsfivedock.catholic.edu.au

Web: www.ahpsfivedock.catholic.edu.au

Sacramental Life

Eucharist:

Saturday - 9.00am & 5.30pm Vigil

Sunday - 8.30am

Sunday - 10am Children’s Liturgy

Sunday - 6.00pm Youth Mass

Monday - 9.00am

Tues - Wed - 8.00am

Thurs - Fri - 9.00am

Lauds (morning prayer) is prayed

20 minutes before morning mass

daily. All Welcome.

Reconciliation: Saturday 9.30 - 10am & 4.45 - 5.15pm

Sick Calls: Any time - day/night. Funeral Masses: In co-operation with Funeral Directors. Exposition: Every Thursday after 9am Mass.

Celebrating FAITH, LIFE and LOVE in COMMUNITY.

3. Piety Stall We are looking for someone who can help with the Piety Stall for the 8.30am Mass for the following 6 weeks. If you can help please contact the parish office or speak with Franca. 4. Drivers needed for Transport Roster We need help once or twice a month with driving elderly parishioner in the area to Mass. The drivers are needed for both the Saturday 5.30pm Vigil Mass and the 8.30am Sunday Mass. The roster is flexible if you are away for any length of time. If you can help please contact the parish office. 5. Youth Group The need for more youth involvement in the parish is paramount, as is in all parishes. At this stage we are very lucky to have a youth group, but one of the leaders is leaving for overseas so we are in the need for volunteers in running the session for our Youth Group - Generation Awakening which meets on Sundays before the Youth Mass.

If there is a young adult what would like to help in this ministry it would be greatly appreciated. Support for the sessions is available. Please contact Beatrice or the parish office for more information. 6. Fr Bob celebrating Mass On Sunday, 30

th June, Fr Bob is celebrating the

10am Mass with us here at All Hallows’ as part of our centenary celebrations. A casual lunch has been organised to follow Mass in the Canada Bay Room, at the Canada Bay Club for those who may wish to catch up with Fr Bob.

Adults: $45 Kids: $26 (set menu) includes entree, main meal, dessert, tea/coffee Drinks can be purchased at the bar.

Please call or visit the parish office to reserve your spot with payment by either cash, cheque or credit card. 7. Welcome Please welcome Fr Reg Howard who will be celebrating our Saturday services including Sunday 8.30am Mass, and Fr Charles Rue for the 10am and 6pm Masses this weekend.

Next week Fr Graeme Malone and Fr Terry Sullivan will celebrate morning Mass.

Unfortunately we have no priest for Wednesday 12 June but will hold a communion service . instead. God Bless

St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal

This weekend members of our

All Hallows’ St Vincent de Paul Conference will be handing out

“Winter Appeal” envelopes at the end of each Mass.

The envelopes can be returned the following week and placed on any

of the collection plates.

Thank you for your generosity and your continued support of

our Five Dock Conference.

ENRICHMENT SERIES PROGRAM

Parishioners are invited to join sessions which are being held every fortnight, on three days of the week as follows: PLEASE NOTE: There will be NO session on Monday, 10 JUNE (Public Holiday)- replacement session will be on Monday 17 June at 11:30 am (not 11 am) Dates/times for meetings in the Gathering Space will be: Mondays - 17 June (11.30am) 24 June 8 July 11am - 12:30 pm Thursdays - 13 June 27 June 11 July 11 am - 12:30 pm Possible Fridays - 14 June 28 June 12 July 11 am - 12:30 Saturdays - 15 June 29 June 13 July 3 pm - 4:30 pm If you wish to join us for learning, discussion and prayer with light lunch/refreshments, please provide your name, contact details and the time you wish to attend on the sheet in the Gathering Space.

Enquiries: Ann Kerley 0408 720 461

Position Vacant – Surry Hills

We currently have a secretarial position available in Surry Hill Parish.

Days of work are negotiable. Need PACS and MYOB experience in addition to Administrative duties. If you are interested, please send your updated

resume and cover letter to parish.support@sydneycatholic.org

WE PRAY FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED

In your love and concern, please pray for:-

Recently Deceased: Paola Bartolone, Antonio Spano

Mass Intentions: 8th: Angela Pozzato Vigil: Rosa Pascale& Mavis Beresford 8.30am: All Hallows’ Parish 10am: Giuseppe, Veronica & Giovanni Salvatore & Mario Tripodi Also for: Maria Battaglia, Antonio Mattiuzzo, Benito Castelletti, Antonio Musolino For the following ill members of our community:- Caterina “Erina” Villanti Palamara, John Collins,

Fr Michael Kelly, Bartolo (Bob) Picone, Karen Abdallah, Theo Argy, Tony Lim,

Vincenzo La Manna, Andrew Ammendolia, Elysha Fazzalaro, Bernadette Lane, Mia Spalina,

Sarah Galleghan, Ryan Family, Kylie Lane, Judith Tetley, Anna Pezzuto, Marie Mylott,

John Vincent, Rosa Maria Santos, Belinda Briggs, Mark Bridgett, Mary Davies, Jeni Steele, Maria Iolanda Scenna, Caterina Scarfo,

Mary Pulis, Giuseppe Princi

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Kid’s Corner

ALL HALLOWS' YOUTH MINISTRY - GENERATION AWAKENING

If you are between the ages of 12 - 21, the Parish of All Hallows' Five Dock invites you to join its Youth

Ministry, 'Generation Awakening (GA)'. Meetings will run weekly between 5:00pm to 6:00pm on Sundays, followed by 6pm Youth Mass. Musicians and singers

for the youth choir is also welcomed.

For any enquiries email genawakening@gmail.com.

ALL HALLOWS PARISH RE-ENERGISED

This week saw the start of our Faith Enrichment Series led by Ann Kerley.

The series is a response from parishioners after

discussions took place about Plenary 2020. Many felt the need to learn more and to deepen their Faith.

The positive feedback from participants have others already signing up for the next one.

You have 3 choices during the week as all sessions

are the same, so if one time doesn’t suit you have two other choices. The small group sessions are held in

the Gathering Space of the Church with a nice cuppa and a relaxed, interactive and informal atmosphere.

Next Sessions will be on;-

Monday 17th June 11:30am Thursday 20th June 11am Saturday 22nd June 3pm

How much time can you invest in salvation?

Generation Awakening, our Parish Youth Group, led by Beatrice Lorquet attended the Grail Centre in

North Sydney last weekend. The session was on The Devil Wears Prada and insights of Rene Girard into

human desire, rivalry and resentment. All challenging concepts which our youth grappled with and were much the wiser for having attended.

Participants at the session remarked on how wonderful it was to see a Parish Youth Group in

attendance and hoped that their youth groups, who only met monthly, could engage in something similar.

It is inspiring to now see new Altar Servers in our parish coming from our public schools who attend weekly scripture classes taught by our parishioners.

Well done one and all!

BLOOD DONORS NEEDED As we celebrate our centenary this year, we are

coming together as a community and celebrating all our blessings, however we should take a moment to keep in mind those in hospital or with illnesses that

are dependent on blood/plasma donations.

All Hallows’ is a very generous community, but we are struggling to reach our goal of helping 100 lives.

Not everyone can give blood. We have provided material on our centenary board in regards to blood

donations. If you fit the criteria please sign up

Parish Involvement - Get involved!

There are so many different ministries here at All Hallows’. So many different ways that you can be more involved,

help out and meet new people.

If you are interested please collect a Parish Involvement Sheet from the gatherings

space or contact the parish office.

Counselling available with no waitlist

Several highly qualified relationship counselling professionals have just joined our CatholicCare

team in Fairfield, Liverpool, Bankstown, Lewisham and Sydney CBD. They offer services

in family law, post-separation, parenting, domestic and family violence. Call CCareline on

13 18 19 to find out more.

Seminar - FIELDS OF COMPASSION A spirituality of care and healing.

Facilitated by Elizabeth Lee. $25. BYO Lunch. Morning and afternoon tea provided.

Where: Grail Centre, 22 McHatton St, North Sydney When: Saturday, 22 June, 9:30am – 3pm

Contact: Alison Healey (02) 9955 3053 or grailsydney@ozemail.com.au

Catholics In Coalition for Justice and Peace 2019

Is Australia still an ethical country?

Our next Sunday Seminar at 10am on 16 June 2019 will be presented by

Dr Simon Longstaff AO

Over 25 years ago in Sydney's CBD, philosopher Dr Simon Longstaff AO formed a circle of chairs and

invited people into conversation.

The Ethics Centre today offers innovative programs, services and experiences designed to bring ethics to the centre of personal and professional life, working

with both individuals and corporates.

The Centre has been a catalyst for ethical change by working in successful collaborations to bring into

being the highly lauded Primary Ethics program, the Banking and Finance Oath and the Corporate Responsibility Index amongst many others.

Dr Simon Longstaff AO is Executive Director of The Ethics Centre. He was named as one of AFR

Boss' True Leaders for the 21st century.

Where: Mercy Congregational Centre, 6 Victoria Road, Parramatta - Enter Catherine McAuley Room

via Pedestrian Gate on Victoria Street.

Parking: Not on Victoria Road or O'Connell St, use surrounding streets. The train station is a 15min walk.

Morning tea will be provided and a donation of $10 by

cash or cheque is appreciated if you are able.

Any queries, please contact Cecily on Wednesdays at Catholics in Coalition for Justice and Peace on Tel. 9745 0820 or Email: ccjp@bigpond.com

Listen With The Soul - Six Day Retreat September 16 - 23

“When you listen with the soul you come

into the rhythm of the universe.”

This quote from John O’Donohue sets the scene for a spiritual Journey. Fr Kevin

Dance and Sr Jill Dance will lead participants into an experience of

inner prayer.

An opportunity for group sharing, also times for deep silence, healing and

reconciliation.

Single Ensuite room $650 Shared facilities $550

Where: St Clement’s Retreat Centre

Galong, NSW Bookings Email: info@stclement.com.au

FRIENDS OF THE VEECH LIBRARY

MARY OF NAZARETH: WHAT DO WE REALLY KNOW ABOUT HER?

With Dr Debra Snoddy

This lecture will take an unvarnished look at what we really

know about Mary of Nazareth using insights gained from

archaeology and the canonical Gospels themselves. It aims to

provoke participants into a new & deeper engagement with the very

best of our Christian traditions.

Tuesday 18th June, 2019 10.30am Ryan Auditorium,

99 Albert Road, Strathfield

RSVP Friday 14th June 9752 9530 or veechlibrary@cis.catholic.edu.au

Cost: Friends of Veech Members: Free

Non-members: Gold coin donation

POPE’S COLUMN

Holy Father Begins Journey Through Acts of the Apostles ‘The Word of God runs, it is dynamic, it waters every terrain on which it falls.’ Having last week completed his catechesis on the “Our Father”, Pope Francis began a journey through the Acts of the Apostles at his May 29, 2019, General Audience in St. Peter’s Square. His theme: “To them, He presented Himself alive . . . and He charged them . . . to wait for the promise of the Father” (Biblical passage: From the Acts of the Apostles 1:3-4). In fact, the Holy Father referred to the Acts of the Apostles as speaking to readers of a journey – “the journey of the Gospel in the world. And Francis explained that the book “shows us the wonderful union between the Word of God and the Holy Spirit, which inaugurates the time of evangelization. “The protagonists of the Acts are in fact a vivacious and effective ‘couple’: the Word and the Spirit… The Word of God runs, it is dynamic, it waters every terrain on which it falls.” The Holy Father explained that there is a force that makes the Gospel effective. It isn’t the use of great rhetoric, good speaking. No, it is the result of the Holy Spirit, the “dynamic” of God. “For example, in the Bible, there are stories, human words, but what is the difference between the Bible and a history book?,” the Pope asked. His answer: ” The difference is that the words of the Bible are taken from the Holy Spirit who gives a very great force, a different force, and who helps us so that that word is seed of sanctity, seed of life, effective. “And we’ll see this, in the course of these catechesis, in the Book of the Acts of the Apostles. He who gives vibrant and incisive sonority to our very fragile human word, capable even of lying and escaping from one’s responsibilities, is solely the Holy Spirit, through whom the Son of God was generated; the Spirit that anointed and sustained Him in the mission; the Spirit thanks to whom He chose His Apostles and guaranteed to them proclamation, perseverance, and fruitfulness, as He also guarantees it today to our proclamation.” Pope Francis recalled that the Gospel ends with the resurrection, from which point the Acts of the Apostles take up the story. Written by Luke, the Acts share the “proofs” of the Risen Jesus that demonstrate that his resurrection was real. Jesus invited the apostles to be confident in waiting for their baptism with the Holy Spirit. “Baptism in the Holy Spirit is, in fact, the experience that enables us to enter into a personal c ommunion with God and to participate in His universal salvific Will, acquiring the gift of the parrhesia, the courage, namely, the capacity to pronounce a word ‘as children of God,’ not only as men, but as children of God: a limpid, free, effective word full of love for Christ and for brothers,” Francis said. “Therefore, there is no struggle to earn or merit God’s gift. All is given gratuitously and in its time. The Lord gives all gratuitously. Salvation isn’t purchased, it’s not paid for: it’s a free gift.”

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Abuse is a crime. The appropriate people to deal with a crime are the police. If you – or anyone you know – have been abused, please contact the police. Alternatively, you can contact the

Safeguarding and Ministerial Integrity Office at (02) 9390 5810 or safeguardingenquiries@sydneycatholic.org. You may also want to speak to your Parish Priest who will be

able to provide support and guidance. The Archdiocese has a legal obligation to report crimes to the police.

THE JOURNEY CATHOLIC RADIO PROGRAM

This week on the Journey, our Gospel is John 13:31-35 and we are reminded to “love one another” Mother Hilda from the Abbey encourages us to “Trust”, Fr Dave Callaghan re-minds us to “Become What we Behold”, and Peter Gilmore, in his Living the Gospel God spot, reminds us that there are “Greater Thangs than I”. Our music as always is uplifting, vibrant and truly inspiring. Go to WWW.jcr.org.au or www.itunes.jcr.org.au where you can listen anytime and subscribe to week-ly shows by email.

ACCOMODATION NEEDED Siamo una famiglia Italiana di 3 persone. Se cerca

alloggio in cambio di compagnia, auito in casa, in zona di Five Dock.

Please call Giuseppa 0449 883 124

Italian family of 3 looking for accommodation in exchange for help around the house, in the Five Dock area. Please call Giuseppa 0449 883 124

ACCOMODATION NEEDED

Family from Pert coming to Sydney for some medical treatment looking for accommodation for

2 people for 2 weeks, from approximately 24th June to 8th Jule 2019.

If you can help please call Stephen Burns

on 0413 756 997

Mt Carmel Retreat Centre June Retreats

The Light of Hope and Peace

When: June 14: – June 16 Presenter: John Charadia and artist tutors

Cost: $300 (concessions apply)

“Flesh and spirit, concealment and revelation, time and eternity, divine glory and vulnerability: these contradictions are all wrapped in the holy gift of

Christmas.” Verna Holyhead

247 St Andrews Road, Varroville, NSW Ph: 02 8795 3400 retreats@carmelite.com

A Spiritual Pot Pourri Presenter: Bishop Peter Ingham

Where: Mt Carmel Retreat Centre, 247 St Andrews Road, Varroville

When: July 5 – July 7 Cost: $300 (concessions apply)

Contact: Mrs Carla Walker 02 8795 3400 A Pot Pourri is a mixture of flowers, herbs and

spices in a sachet or bowl to provide a gentle natural scent. Here it will be an unusual/interesting mixture

of things of the Spirit so that we create a good impression after us.

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Ph: 9799 7688

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Summer Hill NSW 2130

Parish Pastoral Council The All Hallows PPC want to encourage

parishioners to contact them with any ideas, suggestions and feedback.

The PPC can now be contacted via email. allhallowsppc@gmail.com.

CENTENARY SOUVENIRS Available at the Piety Stall Enviro Bag - $10, Tea Towel - $10, Pen - $5, Keyring - $5

Thermo cup (various colours) - $10, Souvenir pack including all items - $30 (Save $10)

LITTLE RAYS OF SUNSHINE

Family Day Care Chrissie Conti

Early Childhood Educator

Teaching children beautiful life lessons in a Catholic based environment

Contact Chrissie on 0404 839 272 or

chrissiemgm@gmail.com

Catholic Bushwalking Club

Are you are interested in Bushwalking, Camping, Canyon and

Ski Trips?

Apply for Membership with the CBC via website www.cbcnsw.org.au

or contact Adriana on 0422 688

Bethlehem College Ashfield Reunion

Class of 1979 (Year 12) and Class of 1977 (Year 10). Ex students are invited to attend the

Reunion at 6pm on Saturday 10th August, 2019.

Please contact Eliza Budniak at

eljam@netspace.net.au for further details.

FR ROB GALEA

Coming Home

Australia Tour

Sunday 28 July 5pm

Southern Cross Catholic Vocational College O’Grady Centre, auditorium, Neich Parade,

Burwood Tickets available at www.frgministry.com/tickets

ACCOMODATION NEEDED Female Pharmacist currently assigned to RPA

Hospital is looking for accommodation. Only a room is required, no washing or meals are required.

Please call Dr Anysia Den on 0418648292

if you can help

De La Salle College Ashfield is currently preparing interview times for

prospective Yr 7 / 2020 students.

If you wish to enrol your son at De La Salle College Ashfield, can you please lodge your

enrolment application form as soon as possible to ensure an interview time slot can be

secured.

College office Ph: 9797 3200

WHAT’S ON IN OUR PARISH?

Eucharistic Adoration Eucharistic Adoration will be held every

Thursday after 9am mass

Healing Mass First Friday of the month after 9am Mass

Catholic Women’s League Five Dock

3rd

Monday of month 10am in Church Gathering Space

For more information please contact Enza Ferraro on 9712 2598

St Vincent de Paul Society Meetings held each 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month at 6.00pm in the meeting room

connected to the garage. Contact Gerry Modini on 0418 966 247

Italian Prayer Group

Tuesday - 1pm in the Church Messa Italiana ogni ultimo martedi del mese

Enquiries: M. Mureddu 9712 2394

Choir Practice All welcome to choir practice in the Church

7.30pm every Monday. Ring Maria on 9705 1101

Italian Choir Group

Tuesday -12.30 pm in the Church

Italian Prayer Group - Thursday In Chiesa, ogni settimana dopo la messa

delle nove (9). Ogni terzo Giovedi del mese l’intenzione è per il Gruppo di Preghiera di Riparazione Eucaristica. Per informazioni:

Lucia 9713 1800 Siete tutti benvenuti!

Youth Ministry - Generation Awakening Meetings held every Sunday 5.00pm in the

hall classrooms, followed by 6pm Youth Mass for those aged 10 - 18yrs

genawakening@gmail.com

Prayer Group Meets fortnightly at Unit 14 in the parish

MJP Units. If you would like to join please call Sr Ruth 9713 5751

Next meeting 18th June at 7.30pm.

HOME VISITS: J. Livolsi, J. Heffernan

NURSING HOMES:

Parkview: 13 June - no visit

Russell Lea: 14 June - no visit

Bayswater Garden: June - Lorraine, Helen & Michelle

COUNTERS: Group 2

TRANSPORT: Theresa, Nives, Tony

ALTAR SOCIETY: Linda, Shaorn, Tina, Connie

PIETY STALL: Mary C, Franca

CHILDRENS LITURGY: Enza A

NEXT WEEK- Sunday 16th June, 2019 - THE MOST HOLY TRINITY

READINGS: Prov 8:22-31; Rom 5:1-5; Jn 16:12-15

SATURDAY 5.30pm

SUNDAY 8.30am

SUNDAY 10am

SUNDAY 6.00pm Youth Mass

READERS

F. Speranza T. McCabe M. Natoli G. Picone

J. Heffernan G. Favotto M. Chesworth G. Musolino

M. Petrucco D. Squadrito

Intro/PF: E. Dunne 1st & Psalm: E. O’Brien 2nd: N. Rando

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION

A. Fabro R. Glover

J. Pappalardo P. Moschella

A. Incampo D. Squadrito

M. Virtu A. Zol

ALTAR SERVERS

E. Speranza C. Gatto E. Gatto

R. D’Souza S. Di Giacomo L. Lewis

I. Karam A. Messina A. McKee

A. Morgan A. Cantale L. Jacobs

HOME VISITS: J. Livolsi, J. Pappalardo

NURSING HOMES:

Parkview: 20 June - no visit

Russell Lea: 21 June - no visit

Bayswater Garden: June - Lorraine, Helen & Michelle

COUNTERS: Group 3

TRANSPORT: Michael, Margaret H, Frank

ALTAR SOCIETY: Mary, Bernadette, Judy

PIETY STALL: Eleanor, Marti, Lorraine

CHILDRENS LITURGY: Annalicia

Sunday 9th June, 2019 - PENTECOST SUNDAY

READINGS: Acts 2:1-11; Rom 8:8-17; Jn 14:15-16, 23-26

SATURDAY 5.30pm

SUNDAY 8.30am

SUNDAY 10am

SUNDAY 6.00pm Youth Mass

READERS

C. Gatto K. Hextell L. Gatto G. Sutera

C. Mylott V. Simms R. O’Dwyer N. Giunta

R. Salvato P. Tam

Intro/PF: O. Jacobs 1st & Psalm: A. Catalano 2nd: M. Zol

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION

C. Tramonte L. Speranza

R. Pietrobon I. Bova

P. Pavan M. Pignone

N. Rando D. Humphries

ALTAR SERVERS

E. Speranza S. Waldie G. Dattilo

M. Yip S. Di Giacomo I. Karam

A. Conroy J. Tam E. Alessi

E. Gatto A. Bridle S. Flynn