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News Letter of Holy Family Parish, Hongasandra May 2013

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Is.52:7-12

Act.10:9-16

Eph.2:11-22

Jn.17:20-26

2Pet.2:1-3

Mt.15:1-9

1Cor.9:16-23

Jn.14:1-6

2Cor.4:5-14

Mt.10:23-28

Col.3:14-17

Mt.13:53-58

Is.6:1-13

Act.1:15-26

Phi.2:1-11

Mk.16:9-20

Ex.19:1-9

Act.2:1-12

1Cor.2:1-11

Jn.16:5-15

Joel.2:18-23

Act.4:5-12

1Cor.5:6-13

Lk.7:36-50

1Cor.9:19-23

Mk.10:35-45

2Tim.3:12-17

Mk.4:26-32

Acts .19:1-8

Jn.4:39-42

1Cor.11:23-30

Jn.6:51-59

Rom.12:9-16

Lk.1:39-45

Act.4:32-37

Mt.6:5-15

Act.5:1-11

Mt.6:1-4

2Thes.2:13-17

Mt.11:20-24

1Cor.12:28

Lk.7:18-23

Rom.12:3-8Mt.4:23-25

Act.4:23-30

Lk.24:44-49

2Thes.2:13-17

Jn.4:3-15

1Cor.1:26-30

Mt.11:25-30

1Jn.4:12-21

Jn.17:1-5

1Jn.1:1-3

Lk.14:25-35

1Jn.2:22-25

Mt.24:7-14

1Tim.2:1-5

Mt.18:23-25

Eph.5:1-5

Jn.15:11-17

1Tim.2:1-7

Lk.24:36-53

Phi.3:12-15

Jn.5:24-29

Heb.7:11-17

Jn.15:26

1Jn.2:14-17

Mk.10:13-16

2Pet.3:10-13

Mk.13:32-37

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01 St.J oseph, the patron of working class.02 St.Athanasius.03 Sts.Philip and J ames, Apostles.06 St.Dominic Savio.

09 Ascension of our Lord.

14 St.Mathias, the Apostle.19 The Feast of Pentecost.26 Feast of Holy Trinity.30 The Body and Blood of Christ.

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Saint Dominic Savio (1842-1857)

Dominic was born on 2nd April 1842 at San Giovanni di Riva, nearChieri (Turin). When he made his rst Holy Communion, at the age of

seven, he wrote down the following as his plan of life: “I will go to

confession very often and go to communion as often as my confes-

sor gives me permission. I will celebrate Sundays and feast days as

holy days. Jesus and Mary will be my friends. Death rather than sin.”

When he was twelve he was accepted by Don Bosco to go

to the Oratory in Turin, and he asked Don Bosco to help him ‘become

a saint’. He was a gentle lad, always calm and cheerful, and he put great eorts into his

studies and into helping his companions in every way, teaching them their Catechism,tending the sick, sorting out quarrels, etc.

One day he told a boy who had just arrived at the Oratory: “You ought to know

that here we nd holiness through being very happy! We try to avoid sin, which robs us of

God’s grace and our peace of mind, and we carry out our duties as well as we can.”

Dominic kept faithfully to this plan, strengthened by the sacraments and his

devotion to Mary, and accepted hardships gladly. God blessed him with special gifts.

When Pius IX proclaimed the dogma of the Immaculate Conception on 8th December1854, Dominic consecrated himself to Mary and began to make even greater progress in

holiness. In 1856 he set up the ‘Sodality of Mary Immaculate’ with a group of his friends,

to carry out apostolic work together. Mamma Margaret (Don Bosco’s mother), who had

come to Turin to help her priest son, said one day: “You have many good boys, but none

can match the good heart and soul of Dominic Savio. I see him so often at prayer, staying

in church after the others; every day he slips out of the playground to make a visit to the

Blessed Sacrament. When he is in church he is like an angel living in Paradise.”

Dominic died in Mondonio on 9th March 1857, just under a month before his

fteenth birthday. His remains are in the Basilica of Mary Help of Christians. He wascanonized on 12th June 1954.

Pope Pius XI described him as “small in size, but a towering giant in spirit.”

Dominic is the patron saint of choir boys and of the falsely accused.

This latter title was given to him due to the following incident. One time, two

boys lled the school stove with snow and garbage during the cold winter months. When

the teacher came back into the room, they falsely accused Dominic of doing the "dirty"

deed. Although disciplined in front of the entire class, Dominic refused to tell on the twomischievous boys. When the truth was later revealed, Dominic was asked why he didn't

confess to his innocence. He remarked that he was imitating Our Lord, Who remained

silent during His persecutions and crucixion.

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NEWS, EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

1 WED : 6.15am – St.Joseph Day - Solemn Holy Qurbana

: 7.00pm - Pitruvedi day celebrations – prayer, family get together of

members followed by dinner3 FRI : 6.30pm – Holy Qurbana and adoration of First Friday of the month

4 SAT : 6.00pm – Holy Qurbana

5 SUN : 8.00am – Holy Qurbana – Inauguration of Yuvadeepti for the year 2013-14

Oertory by Yuvadeepti members

9 THU : 6.15am – Holy Qurbana – St.Dominic Savio day (patron saint of Altar Boys)

11 SAT : 6.00pm – Holy Qurbana

: 7.15pm – Monthly Parish Council Meeting

12 SUN : 8.00am – Holy Qurbana – Oertory by Bl. Euphresiamma Unit

: Vincent De Paul Society gate collection after the mass.

: 9.30am – Golden Youth Monthly Meeting

: 11.30am – YuvaDeepthi Monthly Meeting

: 4.00pm – MathruJyothis Monthly Meeting

19 SUN : 8.00am – Holy Qurbana – Oertory by Bl.Mother Teresa Unit

: 9.30am – Choir Group Monthly meeting

25 SAT : 7.30pm – Parish Bulletin committee meeting

26 SUN : 8.00am – Holy Qurbana - Oertory by St.Thomas Unit

31 FRI : 6.00pm – Solemn Holy Qurbana followed by procession and end of St.Mary’s

prayers for the month of May.

Note:

1. Solemn Holy Qurbana will be held at 6.00pm on May 31st followed by Processionand Nercha on the occasion of ending special prayers for St.Mary during the

month of May

2. Marriage preparation course at St.Thomas Parish will be held from 7th to 9th of

June

1. St. Francis Assisi. 2. They are a symbol of rebirth.

3. Johann Ernst Hanxleden famously known as Arnos Paathiri - a German Jesuit priest.

4. Death of the rst born. 5. Obed (Obed -> Jesse -> David) 6. Ravens

7. Eunice (2 tim 1:5) 8. Matthias (acts 1:26) 9. Naomi. 10. St. John of God (march 8th)

Answers to April Issue

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1. Who was the wife of Moses?

2. Who was the second wife of Abraham?

3. How many chapters are contained in the Sermon on the Mount?4. How many times did Israel march around Jericho?

5. What was the name of Paul's famous teacher?

6. Where did Cain go after he had killed Abel?

7. Who was the son of Kish?

8. Where did Rahab live?

9. Where did Dorcas live?

10. How wide was the Ark of the Covenant?



Article 1: I believe in God, the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth.

This arms that God exists, that he's a Triune God (one God in three persons,known as the Holy Trinity), and that he created the known universe.

Article 2: And in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord. This attests that Jesus is

the Son of God and that he's most certainly divine. The word Lord implies divin-

ity, So the use of Lord with Jesus is meant to profess his divinity. The name Jesus

comes from the Hebrew Jeshua, meaning "God saves." So we believe that Jesus

is Savior.

Article 3: Who was conceived by the power of Holy Spirit and born of Virgin

Mary. This arms the human nature of Christ, meaning he had a real, true

human mother, and also arms his divine nature, meaning he had no humanfather but by the power of the Holy Spirit was conceived in the womb of the

Virgin Mary. He's therefore considered as both God and man—fully divine and

fully human.

Article 4: He suered under Pontius Pilate, was crucied, died, and was

buried. The human nature of Christ could feel pain and actually die, and he died

on Good Friday. The mention of Pontius Pilate by name wasn't meant so much to

vilify him forever in history but to place the Crucixion within human history.

Article 5: He descended into hell. The third day he arose again from the

dead. The hell Jesus descended into wasn't the hell of the damned, where Jews

and Christians believe the devil and his demons reside. Hell was merely a word

that Jews and early Christians used to describe the place of the dead. This

passage arms that on the third day he rose, meaning Jesus came back from the

dead of his own divine power. He wasn't just clinically dead for a few minutes; he

was dead— then he rose from the dead. More than a resuscitated corpse, Jesus

possessed a gloried and risen body.

Article 6: He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of God

the Father Almighty. The Ascension reminds the faithful that after the humanand divine natures of Christ were united in the Incarnation, they could never be

separated. In other words, after the saving death and Resurrection, Jesus didn't

dump his human body as if he didn't need it anymore. Catholicism teaches that

his human body will exist forever. Where Jesus went, body and soul, into heaven,

the faithful hope one day to follow.

Article 7: He will come again to judge the living and the dead. This article

arms the Second Coming of Christ at the end of the world to be its judge. Judg-

ment Day, Day of Reckoning, Doomsday—they're all metaphors for the end of

time when what's known as the General Judgment will occur. Catholics believethat after the death of any human person, immediate private judgment occurs

and the person goes directly to heaven, hell, or purgatory (an intermediate place

in preparation for heaven).

12 Articles of Catholic Faith

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Article 8: I believe in the Holy Spirit, This part reminds the believer that God

exists in three persons — the Holy Trinity — God the Father, God the Son, and

God the Holy Spirit. What's referred to as the Force in the movie Star Wars isn't

the same as the Holy Spirit, who is a distinct person equal to the other two —

God the Father and God the Son.Article 9: the holy catholic Church, the Communion of Saints, Catholics

believe that the Church is more than a mere institution and certainly not a

necessary evil. It's an essential dimension and aspect of spiritual life. Christ

explicitly uses the word church (ekklesia in Greek) in Matthew 16 when he says,

"I will build My Church."

Article 10: the forgiveness of sins, Christ came to save the world from sin.

Belief in the forgiveness of sins is essential to Christianity. Catholicism believes

sins are forgiven in Baptism and in the Sacrament of Penance.Article 11: the resurrection of the body, From the Catholic perspective, a

human being is a union of body and soul, so death is just the momentary separa-

tion of body and soul until the end of the world, the Second Coming of Christ,

the General Judgment, and the resurrection of the dead. The just go, body and

soul, into heaven, and the damned go, body and soul, into hell.

Article 12: And in life everlasting. As Christ Our Savior died, so, too, must mere

mortals. As he rose, so shall all human beings. Death is the only way to cross from

this life into the next. At the very moment of death, private judgment occurs;

Christ judges the soul

St.George Day Celebrations by Golden Youth



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Zyk¡pösëµn¡¤U öexcxdõI



Patrons Saints

A patron is a saint who is venerated as a special intercessor before God. The theological

background of the patronage of saints includes the dogmas of the Mystical Body of Christand the Communion of Saints. Following is the list of patron saints of occupations and

professions, and saints whose intercession is sought for special needs.

Topic Patron Saint Feast Day

Accountants ST. MATTHEW Sep-21

Altar Servers St. John Berchmans Aug-13

Animals, Domestic St. Anthony Jan-17

Architects ST. THOMAS 07-Mar

Artists St. Michael Sep-29Automobilists St. Frances of Rome 03-Sep

Barren Women St. Anthony of Padua Jun-13

Brides St. Nicholas of Myra 12-Jun

Cancer Patients St. Peregrine Laziosi 05-Feb

Catechists St. Robert Bellarmine Sep-17

Catholic Youth St. Aloysius Gonzaga Jun-21

Children ST. PANCRAS 05-Dec

Christian Mothers St. Anne,

Mother of Mary Jul-26

Doctors ST. LUKE Oct-18

Elderly St. Anthony of Padua Jun-13Engaged Couples ST. AGNES Jan-21

Engineers St. Joseph,

Husband of Mary Mar-19

Expectant Mothers St. Gerard Majella Oct-16

Family St. Joseph,


Farmers St. Isidore, the Farmer May-15

Fathers St. Joseph,


Gardeners St. Rose of Lima Aug-23

Girls ST. AGNES Jan-21

Headaches St. Teresa of Avila Oct-15

Housewives St. Anne,

Mother of Mary Jul-26

Journalists St. Francis de Sales Jan-24

Laborers ST. JAMES Jul-25

Lawyers St. Thomas More Jun-22

Married Women St. Monica Aug-27

Mothers St. Monica Aug-27

Musicians St. Gregory the Great 09-Mar

Nurses St. John of God 03-AugPainters St. John

the Evangelist Dec-27

Philosophers St. Thomas Aquinas Jan-28

Physicians ST. LUKE Oct-18

Priests St. John Mary Vianney08-Apr

Printers St. Augustine Aug-28

Seminarians St. Charles Borromeo 11-Apr

Topic Patron Saint Feast Day

Sick St. John of God 03-Aug

Singles ST. ANDREW Nov-30

Students St. Jerome Sep-30

Teachers St. Gregory the Great 09-Mar

Universal Church St. Joseph,


Vocations St. Alphonsus Liguori 08-Jan

Widows St. Frances of Rome 03-Sep

Women in Labor St. Anne,

Mother of Mary Jul-26Workers St. Joseph,


Writers St. Francis de Sales Jan-24

Young Girls ST. AGNES Jan-21

Youth ST. MARIA GORETTI 07-Jun

May 2013 HFC Bulletin

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