TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (YEAR C) 13th October, 2019

We support the endeavours of the Royal Commission to bring healing to the victims of abuse. Church's website: www.facingthetruth.org.au

Reflection: We should never take kindness for granted, and it’s important that we show

gratitude when others do us a kindness. While it’s easy to focus on the lack of gratitude of the nine lepers in today’s Gospel story, there’s another aspect which is easy to overlook, but does cast

them in a more favourable light.

The healing of the lepers is unusual in that Jesus doesn’t heal them with a touch or a word, or

even a gesture. In fact, He gave no indication at all that they will be healed. He simply tells them to go show themselves to the priests. The healing occurs as they make their way to the temple. It must have taken great faith for them to go their way without a sign from Jesus, a faith which was

amply rewarded through their healing. No doubt they felt great gratitude, but perhaps were so overcome by the prospect of being able to return to society that they could not wait to prove

they had been cleansed. The Samaritan, not expecting such kindness from a Jew, would have had a different perspective from the others and felt compelled to return to Jesus. Jesus commends him on his faith, however, it was not by returning that he showed his faith, but by going on

his way. Mario Mirabile—P.L.T.

What happens next? Moving into the second stage of preparation for the Plenary Council, we continue to seek the wisdom of the Holy Spirit. In coming months, the discernment process which involves establishing Discernment Groups for each National Theme for Discernment will begin. Trinity Parish is inviting parishioners to participate in communal Listening and Discernment encounters that will commence in October 2019.– sign up sheets last weekend. Please make yourself familiar with the Plenary Council report from website: http://plenarycouncil.catholic.org.au/resources/reports see Page 4.

A very sincere thank you for the delicious morning tea and wonderful send off last Sunday. I felt very honoured to be

surrounded by parishioners from the three Churches of Holy Trinity on the occasion of my retirement. Thank you for your presence and your kind sentiments. God bless. Marg Pinzone

THANK YOU A very sincere thank you to everyone for our Parish Farewell for Marg Pinzone last weekend. It was a wonderful Community Celebration, and honoured Marg and her service with us. It is also encouraging to see there are St. Catherine’s parishioners already volunteering to take on various roles. This is the heart of a Spirit-filled Parish, when members offer their time and talents to help serve and build up Community. Thank you once again Sheelagh and Parishioners, and God Bless you all. Fr Jacob

OUR MASS TIMETABLE (Subject to change)

OUR PEOPLE & OUR CONTACT DETAILS

Priests: Jacob MST, Paul Gurry (on holidays Sept/Oct) Clem Cafarella, Bill Goldman (supply)

Pastoral Associates: Matilde Chia, Drusilla Gonsalvez, Margaret Pinzone, Carmel Dyt, Delia Donahoe (OLSH), Liz Liston, Parish Manager: Libby Thomas

St. Peter’s East Bentleigh OFFICE HOURS (Mon - Fri) 9am - 3pm

844 Centre Road, East Bentleigh 3165 Ph: 9579 4255 Fax: 9570 4288 office@holytrinityparish.org.au Pastoral Associates: Carmel Dyt, Delia Donahoe, Liz Liston

Secretaries: Marion Quinn Trish Richards Sacramental Teachers Lidia Boschini Betty DeMarco Stewardship Program: Keith Gonsalvez

St. Peter’s Primary School Michael Hanney - Principal

9575 0909

St. Catherine’s Moorabbin

2 Buchan Street, Moorabbin 3189 Ph: 9555 4242 office@holytrinityparish.org.au Attention: St. Catherine’s

Pastoral Associate: Margaret Pinzone

Primary School Lynda O’Donnell Principal Carmel Donlon - REL Administration: Cate James 9555 7200

Emergency: Please call St. Peter’s and leave a message as we regularly attend this phone—03 9579 4255

St. Paul’s Bentleigh OFFICE HOURS (Mon - Fri) 9am - 3pm

122 Jasper Road, Bentleigh 3204 Ph: 9557 1165 Fax: 9503 4575 stpaulbentleigh@bigpond.com

Pastoral Associates: Matilde Chia, Drusilla Gonsalvez

Secretary: Libby Thomas

Primary School Catherine Tammesild Principal

Matilde Chia - REL 9557 7130

RECONCILIATION: 1/2 hr before each mass

HOLY TRINITY PARISH WEB PAGE: www.holytrinityparish.org.au EMAIL: office@holytrinityparish.org.au

Holy Trinity Parish Schools

Principal Co-ordinator: Michael Juliff Mission & Faith Leader: Edward Dooley

WEEK COMMENCING 14th October, 2019

Mon

9:30am Communion

Service St. Paul’s

10:00am Mass St. Peter’s

Tues 10:00am Mass St. Paul’s

Wed

10:00am Funeral Mass

Anna De Felice St Catherine’s

9:30am Communion

Service St. Paul’s

10:00am Communion

Service St Peter’s

10am Mass St. Paul’s

Thurs

10am Funeral Mass Frank Porcino

St. Peter’s

Fri 10:00am Mass St. Peter’s

Sat

8:00am Communion

Service St. Peter’s

8.30am

Mass St Catherine’s

6.00pm Mass St. Paul’s

6.30pm Mass St. Peter’s

Sun

8.30am Mass St. Peter’s

Mass St Catherine’s

9.30am Mass St. Paul’s

10.30am Mass St. Peter’s

Mass St Catherine’s

5:30pm Mass St Peter’s

Collections: Last weekend 2nd & 3rd October, 2019

Community Stewardship Presbytery

St. Peter’s $1,471.90 $1,923.80

St. Paul’s $996.00 $574.40

St. Catherine’s $1,114.00 $512.30

ST. PAUL’S ADORATION: Thursday 10:45-11:45am

ST. CATHERINE’S: Rosary Saturday mornings after Mass

SACRAMENTS THIS WEEKEND AT HOLY TRINITY PARISH

Through Baptism: We congratulate— Eva Bennett, daughter of Sabina & Brett and Aidan Bonola, son of Nadia & Adrian, at St. Peter’s.

Through Reconciliation: We congratulate—

Mia Manakis, Natasha Morgan, Madeline Teal, Cully Barnacle,

Grace Board & Mylie Easton at St. Paul’s as they receive God’s forgiveness.

1st Eucharist: We congratulate - Lucas Ricci, Mitchell Campbell, Holly Kearney, Isabelle Eyles, Ashlyn Odlum, at St. Peter’s as they receive their 1 st Eucharist.

We thank these families for bringing their children to the Sacraments. We offer them our ongoing support on their journey of faith.

SACRAMENTAL PROGRAM 2019

Bookings for 1st Eucharist. Please ring each church office: St. Peter’s—9579 4255,

St. Paul’s—9557 1165, Please note last weekend for 1st Eucharist is 26th/27th Oct.

ADULT FORMATION

Next meetings: Moorabbin/Bentleigh: Mon. 14th October—7pm, Sweeney Centre, St. Catherine’s Bentleigh East: Mon. 21st October- 7pm, Green Room, St Peter’s

If you are interested in helping those we assist, you are most welcome to join the friendly groups. Contacts: Bentleigh/Moorabbin- Randolph 0414 440 024, Bentleigh East: Cathie 0402 202 975. For respectful & confidential assistance with food, bedding, clothing, furniture & bills, in times of need pls call 1800 305 330.

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

Voice of Hope and Challenge Conference— November 15, 16 & 17

Yarra Theological Union Study Centre, 98 Albion Road, Box Hill. PRICES: Total Conference: $220

Fri. Night (Bp Vincent Long lecture only) $33

With some 17,457 submissions lodged with the Plenary Council this conference is designed to better prepare us for the current discernment phase. (See church notice boards) Speakers include: Bishop Vincent Long, Noel Connolly SSC, John Warhurst AO, Mary Coloe pbvm, Francis Sullivan, Bernadette Keating pbvm, Andrew Hamilton sj and many more. BOOK NOW: www.trybooking.com/539329 Don’t miss this important event and seize the opportunity to contribute to the renewal and reform of the Australian Catholic Church– now, and for the generations to come.

Free Public - Walter Silvester Memorial Lecture Towards the Plenary council : On Reform in the Church.

Archbishop Peter Comensoli Tues. 29th October, Refreshments: 5:45-6:15pm—Oration: 6:30pm

Christ Lecture Theatre, Young Street, Fitzroy, ACU. RSVP: Anne Dowling 9304 2927 or rmaloney1537@gmail.com

YTU Information Night Wed, 13th November, 7-8pm YTU Study Centre, 34 Bedford Road, Box Hill, Ph: 9890 3771

ST. PAUL’S NOTICES

PLENARY COUNCIL

URGENT ACCOMMODATION NEEDED:

Parishioner, Female Theology student is looking for

urgent accommodation. Needed for 4 weeks while

she completes her studies. Happy to pay low fee or to

do housework and/or cooking to make up for rent.

If you can assist please contact St. Paul’s office on

9557 1165. Thank you.

UP COMING ST. PAUL’S FETE WEEKEND:

Please remember that because of the Fete being on

Sunday 27th October, there w ill be NO

PARKING in the school yard or up the laneway

beside the Church, Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th.

We apologise for this inconvenience to parishioners

and encourage everyone to come along and give their

support to the Fete. Devonshire Tea in the hall after

Mass is always a treat.

INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON NOTICE BOARDS

In the Boxes at the doors: Melbourne Catholic Magazine for October is

available for $2.00.

Flamenco Dancing, 13th October, 2.00pm

School Newsletter can be found on: www.trinityparishschools.catholic.edu.au/aura/

st-pauls/latest/

This is the final opportunity for parishioners, to sign up to participate in Listen and Discern groups. As there are 6 national themes for discernment: Missionary and evangelising; Inclusive, participatory and synodal; Prayerful and Eucharistic; Humble, healing and merciful; A joyful, hope-filled and servant community; Open to conversion renewal and reform.

Please choose one of the National themes for discernment and sign your name, give us an email contact or phone number so that we can confirm dates and venue with you. We are running these sessions on Sunday 20

th October at 2:00pm and Tuesday 29

th

October at 7:00pm. Depending on the number of sign-ups for the National Themes for Discernment, we will advise parishioners of the venue/s it will be held.

In this 2nd

phase we are continuing to listen to what the Holy Spirit is saying as we move from listening and dialogue, into listening and discernment. This is a process of Communal discernment, rather than individual discernment. As such, we are being called to work together as a group that will involve a process of prayer, contemplation, sharing with one another and seeking God’s direction.

Spiritual in the Pub—Plenary Council: The Journey and the future—where are we heading?

Fr. Noel Connolly—Wednesday, 23rd October , 7:30pm, Sandringham Hotel, Cnr Beach Road & Melrose St. (Mel 76 G) Book for meal 9598 7255 - gather for a meal from 6pm followed by presentation & conversation at 7:30pm Enq: Frances 9579 3920, Vin 9530 6004

Elizabeth Rocha, a parishioner of St. Peter’s community for over 20 years is also the Director

of Glen Eira Counselling Clinic. She and another colleague are offering Holy Trinity Parish grief

and trauma counselling support. They are both trained in trauma therapy and are more than

happy to support parishioners. Pls contact Elizabeth Rocha 0417 731 199 or clinic 9532 7559

CRAFTY LADIES are in urgent need of 8 ply Wool in light colours if possible. Pls ring Sheelagh 9570.3550.

KSC Bentleigh Branch will be conducting sausage sizzle at Bunnings, Moorabbin,

on the 1st Fri—8am to 4pm for the next 2months ----- 1st Nov & 6th Dec. Shift are 2 hours. Enq: Terry Farrell 9579 0310/0414 569 265 or Geno Pinzone 9557 6775 or 0407818773.

GENERAL NOTICES

BUS TRIP AND TOUR of the JEWISH HOLOCAUST CENTRE – Wednesday 30th October ( not 23rd Oct) $20.00 includes Bus and Donation to the Jewish Centre. Then on to lunch at the Caulfield R.S.L. Bus will leave St Catherine’s at 9am. Any queries please ring Sheelagh 9570.3550.

“FLEETWOOD MAX” - AMAZING TRIBUTE TO THE MUSIC OF FLEETWOOD MAC! You can provide much needed support to the life-saving work of the “Lifeboat Foundation” for survivors of church-related sexual abuse) by attending (with as many friends and family as possible!). You won’t pick the difference between this amazing band and the “original” “Fleetwood Mac” (who performed recently at Rod Laver Arena recently). Wheeler Auditorium, Nazareth College, Manning Drive, Noble Park North.

Date: Saturday, 19th October at 7.30pm. Tickets: $50. Online Bookings: www.trybooking.com/begut . Email request for tickets: frkd@stsimonsparish.com.au or cath#lifeboatgeelong.com.au

Mission Adventure? Communities in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific seek medics, teachers, tradies, business and admins to assist their development Learn more: 10.30 am, Sunday October 27, Jenny Florence Room, Ross House 247-251 Flinders Lane, Melbourne

Call Palms Mon-Fri on 02 9560 5333 or

see palms.org.au

On October 27 teacher Kathy Brick will share her experience of mentoring in Samoa, Tanzania and South Africa, and explain how sharing your skills can immerse you in a world of deep cultural discovery.

Moongala ‘Butterflies’ Project

Moongala Community House (next door to St Peter’s School) has introduced an exciting

new art project, offering people a chance to come along to Friday morning workshops to

create and decorate beautiful fabric butterflies which will be made into large wall-

hangings for display at Moongala and around the community. It is an opportunity to

meet, have fun, be creative and share a yummy lunch. No previous art experience

necessary and all are welcome! Workshops will be held on Friday mornings from

October 11th

to May 2020 and you can link in at any time. Enq to Jules & Jude on 9570 3468

Temple Society Australia

Disability Supported Creative Cooking Workshop Have Fun and Learn to Cook—free fortnightly

creative cooking workshop. Classes start Saturday, 9th November, 9am—10:30am, Temple Society Australia, 152 Tucker Rd, Bentleigh Enrol early. John Bor romeo, 9557 6713 or john@templesociety.org.au

Volunteers needed: Speak to PA at mass or ring Parish 1. Helpers to go on roster for funeral hospitality. 2. Helpers to go on roster to run our computer at 5;30pm

mass on Sunday. 3. Helpers to assist in washing the chalices after

10:30am mass

4. Helpers needed for Sacristan duty—1 Saturday about every three months in the morning—1 hour—Please ring Marj 9570 5544 - Rosters for next 6 months are at the back of the church, can you please collect.

MEETINGS/FUNCTIONS THIS WEEK

Mon 14th Oct 8pm—Charismatic Prayer Group—Anchor

Thurs 17th Oct 7.30pm—Liturgy Team Meeting—Green Room

See McKenna Notice Board & Pamphlet Stand

ST. PETER’S NOTICES

PIETY STALL The Piety Stall has Cards & Gifts for many

Occasions—Baptisms,1st Eucharists, Confirmations etc. All at very reasonable priced

We are open after Sunday Masses. Proceeds from sales go to the

St. Vincent de Paul

Devonshire Tea in the McKenna Centre

We are looking for donations of scones, jam and your time. Sign up sheets on Sacristy window from this weekend. St Peter’s Fete is on Saturday 16th

November

PRAYER PARTNERS: Prayer Partners

please remember to check the photo board to

see when your 1st Eucharist child is making

their 1st Eucharist. Please remember to

return your child’s candle at their Mass.

We thank you for your prayers and

Interest in your child. Please drop him or her a letter/

card of encouragement and leave in red letterbox under the

photo board.

Southern Stars Social Club Over 28’s Party Night for single catholics 28-60 age group. Sat. 26th Oct, 8pm Benedict House, St. Benedict’s Parish, 301 Warrigal, Burwood,

Enq Peter 9885 2167

Cleaner Needed in East Bentleigh area: Enq. Suzanne—0409 970 774

For Rent: Five bedroom house in E. Bentleigh—contact 0418 170 879

Gardener required for weeding—Maureen 9570 6348 Accommodation Required To Rent: Self contained

unit (or Granny Flat) Call Gail 8590 3447/0405 571 871. YTU Information night. Wed. 13 Nov, 7-8pm

St Peters World Vision will be collecting this

weekend

12th & 13th October.

St. Peter’s sponsors 5 children. $25 (1/2 month per

child) Currently St.Peter’s supports the following

children Reaksmey Hon- Cambodia, Nkosenhle

Motsa- Swaziland, Shamim Miah- Bangladesh,

Jacqueline Menda- Chad and Foksia Fagadi-

Chad. Your support makes a real difference to

their lives, their families & communities.

Receipts will be issued on behalf of World Vision.

Many Thanks Jackie Francis

ST. CATHERINE’S NOTICES

Getting Back on Mission—Reforming Our

Church Together

5 more at the super discounted price of $20 each,

A book by Catholics for Renewal outlining reform for

the Catholic Church for parishes, dioceses,

the Australian church, as an aid to the Plenary Coun-

cil, but beyond that as well. Pls see Carmel

Children’s Liturgy of the Word for pre-school

and primary school children. 1st & 2nd Sundays

of the month -

13th October - 10:30am Mass

PLEASE NOTE: There will be only one

Children’s Liturgy for November which will

be on 17th November.

VOCATION VIEW: Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time Gratitude leads to praise. For what are you thankful? Share your gratitude. (Luke 17:11-19)

CRAFTY LADIES

The Craft Group WILL NOT meet tomorrow

Monday, 14th October

ST. PETER’S ROSTER PARISHIONERS DATE

LECTORS 6.30pm— Avril Choweller, Vernon Chun 8.30am— Niloufa Lobo, Vanita Fernandez 10.30am— Dom Ignacio, Helen Nodrum 5.30pm— Barbara Fabris, Andrew Wiraatmadja

19th & 20th Oct

PRESBYTERY COUNTERS GRP 3: Barry Linton, Kerry Honey, Pat Murphy, Romek Jarmolowski Sun 20th Oct

THANKSGIVING COUNTERS GRP 9: Allan Tierney, Tim Courtney, Cecelia Finch Sun 20th Oct

SACRISTAN GRP 7: Joy Rock, Lorraine Calnon, Marcia Xavier Sat 19th Oct

FATIMA STATUE Suhr Family-Blamey Street 13th Oct

Kelly Family—Vera Street 20th Oct

MOORABBIN HOSPITAL VISIT

Lorraine Matthews (Sun) Eileen Darby (Sun)

13th & 20th Oct 27th Oct & 3rd Nov

Sr Delia (Wed) Lorna Melder (Wed)

16th & 23rd Oct

30th Oct & 6th Nov

ST. PAUL’S ROSTER PARISHIONERS DATE

COUNTERS Dennis O ’ Brien Dominic Carvalho Sun 13th October

Carmel Merrey Mario Mirabile Sun 20th October

VOCATIONS / CHALICE Maria Bonso (Sat) Pam Koch (Sat) 12th & 19th October

LECTORS

Martina Bruce (L) Sr. Liz (R) (Sun)

Teresa Meyer (L) Jane Renwick (R) (Sun) 12th & 13th October

Family Mass

Kathy Lillis (L) Libby Thomas (R) (Sun) 19th & 20th October

COMPUTER OPERATORS: Mario Mirabile (Sat) Volunteer (Sun) 12th & 13th October

Zhang Family (Sat) Volunteer (Sun) 19th & 20th October

GIFTS Volunteer (Sat) Volunteer (Sun) 12th & 13th October

Volunteer (Sat) Meyers Family (Sun) 19th & 20th October

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS:

Station 1: Sr. Liz, Raulston Macedo,

Station 2: Peggy Davis, Andrea Peres, Volunteer,

Station 3: Amanda Bonso, Maureen Knight,

Station 1: Bev Claudius, Volunteer

Station 2: Violet Baron, Pascal Yee, Amanda Capacete,

Station 3: Volunteer, Volunteer.

Saturday October Sunday

MORNING TEA (HALL) Bev & Les Claudius 13th October

Ilona & Peter Harty 20th October

COMMUNION TO THE SICK 1: Rosemary Green 2: Pam & Rex Koch 3: Herbert Saldanha 13th October

ST. CATHERINE’S ROSTER PARISHIONERS DATE

COUNTERS Garry & Maureen Clynes, Bernadette Farrell Sun 20th Oct

ALTAR SOCIETY Daniela Pitrone Sat 19th Oct

LECTORS 8:30am: Maureen Gill 10:30am: Matthew Lovegrove Sun 20th Oct

EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS 8:30am: Carolyn O’Connor 10:30am: Bernard Gill Sun 20th Oct

COMPUTER OPERATORS 8:30am: Stephen Caltabiano 10:30am: Pauline Phelan Sun 20th Oct

Carval Ho Family Mon 7 & 14 Oct FATIMA STATUE

Gill Family Mon 21st Oct

BULLETIN NOTICES DEADLINES

St. Peter’s Trish Richards & Marion Quinn, 9579 4255, office@holytrinityparish.org.au Thursday

St. Paul’s Libby Thomas, 9557 1165, stpaulbentleigh@bigpond.com Thursday 9am

St. Catherine’s Grace Tanumihardja, 0481 573 583, grace.tanoe@gmail.comGrace on Wednesday 6pm

If you would like your or your loved ones

name on our Sick List, please ring your

Church Office ASAP!

St. Peter’s: Serafina Marasco, Bob Cull, Michael Munforte, Giuseppina Taranto, Sam Williams, Maureen Gray, Paul Madden, Dr. Gary, Jackie Greeley, Helen Mille, Mary Leyshon, Wan Kok On, Anne Johnstone, Eric Dodd, Wayne Butteriss, Rosemary Anthonisz, Sue Bartlett (Austin)

Dr Edna Pereira, Martin Johnson, Tyson Joseph, Nelson Fernandes, Jeremy Morck, Lynne Bryan, Naomi Puf, Braxton de Koke, George, Sandra Jones (Qld), Leonie Kerley, Vince Bezzina, Riley Sinclair, Martin Sheehy, Des Lawler, Marco Paoli, Jakob Deans, Mark & Colleen Lewis, Martin, Cheryl & Judy Meehan, Jenny Liston, Kath DeLosa, Joan Fennelly, Darga family members.

St Paul’s: Joy David, Russell & Paola French, Anna Spanicek, Anne Ghatt, Jeremy Morck, Fernando, Julie Keatley, Francesso Gregori, Dorothy McDonald, Delphine Ferreria, Nicol Graphael, Jill Briody, Tanya Wall, Joanne Le Sueur,

St Catherine’s : Maureen Clynes, Helen Lucas, Dean Cameron, Aubrey Milhussin, Mary Gill (Mother of Marg Commons), Nancy Madunic, Rodney Butts, Tony Mallozzi, Emma Mallozzi, Stasia Underwood, Noreen Davidson, Dolly Hoff, Anne Grounds, Wilfred Rozario, Peter Wilson, Jeff Rudland, Tracey Campbell, Rosa Virgona, Karen Ogden, Trenna Scanlon, Gerard Rivalland, Daniel Rivalland, Peter Jennings, Eileen Ellerton

Those who are sick:

TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (YEAR C)

Recently Deceased:

Anniversaries occurring at this time:

St Peter’s: Mark Jackson (June’s son), Frank Porcino

St. Paul’s: Bob LaGreca Snr,

St. Catherine’s: Anna Maria DeFelice St. Peter’s: Margaret Kerwin

St. Catherine’s: Baby Kalei Mary Kelly

St Peter’s: Gaetano Costa

St. Paul’s: Lea Ziino St. Peter’s: Bradley Footman, Laurie McAlroy, Philip Phillips, Charles Brierty

St. Paul’s: Denis O’Driscoll, Gretta O’Driscoll, Majorie MacDonald, Julius Meyer, John Jewel, Alfonso Senese, Ellen Dunlea, Maria Ziino, Vincenzio Ziino, Tony Sheppard

St. Catherine’s: Mark Heffernan (2yrs),

Kathleen Hickey, Antonia Alessi, Ron Porter, William Smith, Ivy Candy, John Brennan, Mary Ryan

THIS WEEK’S GOSPEL – Luke 17: 11-19

First Anniversary occurring at this time:

On the way to Jerusalem Jesus travelled along the border between Samaria and Galilee. As he entered one of the villages, ten lepers came to meet him. They stood some way off and called to him, ‘Jesus! Master! Take pity on us.’ When he saw them he said, ‘Go and show yourselves to the priests.’ Now as they were going away they were cleansed. Finding himself cured, one of them turned back praising God at the top of his voice and threw himself at the feet of Jesus and thanked him. The man was a Samaritan. This made Jesus say, ‘Were not all ten made clean? The other nine, where are they? It seems that no one has come back to give praise to God, except this foreigner.’ And he said to the man, ‘Stand up and go on your way. Your faith has saved you.’

Monthly Remembrance