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PARISH TEAM CONTACTS:

Postal Address:
PO Box 21
Cranebrook NSW 2749
   
Church Address:
86-94 Andromeda Drive,
Cranebrook
   
Office Address:
86 Andromeda Drive,
Cranebrook

Presbytery:
94 Andromeda Drive,
Cranebrook
  
Tel: 61 2 4730 1249
Fax: 61 2 4729 2989
  
Email: parishteam@corpuschristi.org.au
  
PARISH TEAM: 
  
Fr George O'Mara:
Email: gom@corpuschristi.org.au


Mrs Marie Cottee - Secretary:
(Tues, Thurs & Fri 9am - 4pm)
Email: mc@corpuschristi.org.au

Part Time:
Mrs Sue Weekes - Office support:
Email: sw@corpuschristi.org.au

Mrs Joanne Hocking - Sacraments Support

 


 
 

CHRISTMAS 2011


For God so loved the world,
that he gave us his only begotten Son…
John 3:16

Welcome & blessings of peace to all now as the
Feast of Christmas has arrived…

On behalf of the whole of Corpus Christi,
we extend a very warm welcome to relatives and friends of parishioners who are visiting the area and joining us for Christmas Masses… you are always welcome.

We welcome also those who are not Catholics who are worshipping with us at this special time.
Please be at home here now and at any time.


From Fr George…


"Suddenly with the angel there was
a great throng of the heavenly host."

While browsing the web recently, I came across these Christmas wishes made by Pope Benedict XVI before the great Christmas tree out side St Peter's in Rome.

1. 'That our gaze, that of our minds and our hearts, not rest only on the horizon of this world, on its material things, but that like this tree it be directed up toward God. God never forgets us but He also asks that we don't forget Him.

2. 'That we recall that we also need a light to illumine the path of our lives. But what light? It is the Child whom we contemplate at Christmas, in a poor and humble manger, because He is the Lord who draws near to each of us and asks that we receive Him anew in our lives.

3. 'That each of us contribute something of that light to the spheres in which we live: our families, our jobs, our neighbourhoods, towns, and cities. That each of us be a light for those who are at our sides; that we leave aside selfishness, that we pay greater attention to others, and love them more.'

These sound like pretty good Christmas wishes to me, and I pray that each one of you have a safe, happy, peaceful and a joyful time during this most sacred season with your families. Thank you to all those who make our parish family run smoothly throughout the year, and never make a big deal of it.

God bless,

Fr George.