We the people of St. Patrick's Beenleigh, are a welcoming Eucharistic spirit-filled community, who are on the journey searching to be church in the world. We are committed to each other and to creating a parish that is both life-giving and challenging, respecting and reflecting our multi-cultural nature. Through our baptism we respond to the call to take the message of Jesus to all people.
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VOLUNTEERS FOR CHURCH CLEANING:
Our parish has been blessed with wonderful volunteers and we are grateful to each one of you. We do not have enough volunteers to help with keeping the church clean. So if you are able to give a an hour or so once a month and be part of a team on a Saturday morning, please write your name down on the list provided near the piety store or contact the parish office by phone: 3287 2282 or email: beenleigh@bne.catholic.net.au . A team of four people work together each week to do the cleaning.
READERS AND COMMUNION MINISTERS AVAILABILITY:
The next roster (July to November) is in the process of being finalised. Anyone wishing to volunteer as readers or extraordinary ministers of communion please write your name on the sheets provided near the Piety Store. Three sheets are available – please check your names on the sheet pertaining to the Mass you are available for and notify availability or changes on the sheet, thank you. Newcomers will be trained before being rostered – please attend the training on July 17.
READERS AND COMMUNION MINISTERS TRAINING 17 JULY 2022:
When: Sunday 17th of July 2022 at 10:15am (After 9am Mass) in our church.
Who should attend: Current Readers and Communion Ministers; Previous Readers and Communion Ministers wanting to return; and those who are interested are encouraged to attend. Please contact parish office: 3287 2282 or email: beenleigh@bne.catholic.net.au
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- Saint Maelruain (- c.791)Celebrated: 7 Jul (Ireland)In 769 he founded the monastery at Tallaght, in County Dublin, Ireland. Together with St Aengus he wrote a detailed Rule for the community, which is an important document in the history of early monasticism.
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