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2021 Goals for the ‘New Normal’
Whilst adhering to the State Government new direction on post COVID19 plan, Corpus Christi Community Greenvale continues to be a part of the family that…
COVID19 lockdown period has been difficult for all of us
This year’s COVID19 lock down period has been difficult for all us especially for our residents. Most of them feeling bored, frustrated, for not being…
Our Newly Renovated Chapel
Our Newly Renovated Chapel, now in service again. Fr. Bernie Lane comes every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday to say the Mass.
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In the gospel today, Jesus breathes on his disciples and says, ‘Receive the Holy Spirit’ (John 20:22). This gesture points us to the story in Genesis where God breathes the breath of life into humanity, making us living beings. As God incarnate, Jesus brings a ‘new creation’: despite the brokenness and dysfunction of his people, God comes to set things right, to give us new life. The gift of the Holy Spirit is an extravagant gift indeed. It is the gift of God’s own self – his own breath, his own life – to make us his for eternity.
Let’s give thanks for this incredible gift today, asking the Holy Spirit to do God’s work in us.
National Reconciliation Week – 27 May to 3 June – is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. National Reconciliation Week 2023: Be A Voice for Generations.
Palliative Care - living and dying well | VMCH
Palliative Care - living and dying well | VMCH
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The widow of a palliative care recipient pays tribute to her late husband and shares her thoughts on the importance of end-of-life care.
