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Page 22 October 2010 The Southern Cross www.adelaide.catholic.org.au news Christian Supplies SA 183A Findon Road, Findon SA 5023 Ph: 08 8244 1811 Fax: 08 8244 1822 Email: chrisupp@adam.com.au Peter and Albina DePalma TRADING HOURS: 9.30am -- 5pm Weekdays 9.30am -- 1.00pm Saturday SUPPLIERS OF RELIGIOUS GIFTS BOOKS CANDLES CHURCHWARE NOW AVAILABLE MARY MACKILLOP MERCHANDISE The National RCIA conference will be held from October 7th - 10th in Glenelg. Its theme is about RCIA in parish life. Those interested are invited to download a copy of the programme and registration details from: www.adelaide.catholic.org.au/ sites/OfficeforWorship or phone: 8416 8477 RCIA National Conference Registrations by 24th September 2010 Why not stay at STORMANSTON HOUSE, 27 McLaren Street, Nth Sydney Restful & secure accommodation operated by the Sisters of Mercy, Nth Sydney. Situated in the hear t of Nth Sydney & shor t distance to the city Rooms available with ensuite facility Continental breakfast, tea/cof fee making facilities & television Separate lounge/dining room, kitchen & laundr y Private off-street parking Contact: phone 0418 650 661 or email: nsstorm@tpg.com.au VISITING SYDNEY? WALK FOR WATER: More than 30 Whyalla residents, including students from Samaritan College, took part in Walk for Water organised by the local Millennium Development Goals Committee as part of the Caritas Be More Weekend. Part of Samaritan College ethos is to consider the poor and by walking and carrying buckets of water, they reminded people of how more than 884 million people do not have access to safe drinking water. Father Jim Monaghan pictured with Arthur Reid, reminded people to talk about water needs to others, and lobby their local political members to do more to bring about the Millennium Development Goals. CHARITY DINNER: More than $7000 was raised for Catholic Charities at the annual ANAWIM dinner held at Good Shepherd Parish Hall, Clearview, last month. Anawim is a Hebrew term meaning poor, humble or afflicted. Pictured from left to right are: Iris Daly, Judy Hoffman, Lou Tuckfield, Freada Stevens and Kath Smith. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY: Cutting the cake at this year's Anniversaries Mass, celebrated by Archbishop Philip Wilson in St Francis Xavier's Cathedral on September 12, were Carmel and Maurice Cappo (50th wedding anniversary) and Emeritus Archbishop Leonard Faulkner (60th anniversary as a priest). More than 200 people attended the Mass and afternoon tea in the St Aloysius College gymnasium. Photo: Ben Macmahon DID YOU KNOW?: Have you ever taken notice during Mass in Adelaide's St Francis Xavier's Cathedral that there are carved stone ornaments missing at the base of some stone pillars along the knave? Or why the windows either side of the knave are not richly decorated in stained glass? Well, Friends of the Cathedral, have the answers. The group of volunteers recently hosted a tour of the Cathedral on Wakefield St for diocesan staff. Many have since discovered it was filled with unknown facts, artworks and sculptures. Anyone interested in a tour can contact the Friends of the Cathedral on 8232 8688.
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