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Centre Darwin (Victory Life Church) Pastors Steve & Sue Rowe PO Box 559 SANDERSON NT 0813 62 Patterson Street MALAK Ph: +618 8945 3343 Mob: 0408 021 212 CATHOLIC Holy Family Parish 1 Calytrix Road, Karama, NT 0812 PO Box 124, Sanderson, NT 081.32 Ph: (08) 8927 5454 Fax: (08) 8927 6808 Mass Times Mon, Tues, Thurs, Friday:8:30am and 6:00pm Wed: 8.30am (9:30am during school time), 6.00pm Saturday:8:30am and 6:30pm(Vigil) Sunday:9:00am; 10:30am; 5:30pm Reconciliation: 10.00am Saturday CLARETIAN MISSIONARIES Couples for Christ The Couples for Christ (CFC) is a Christian life renewal movement made available to parishes and groups of married couples who wished to live out their Christian life in an active, supportive relationship with one another. Through the years, CFC has blossomed into a worldwide ministry, becoming a major force for the renewal of Christian family life and also of the Church. CFC intends to carry out its work by focussing on three specific objectives: 1. Individual renewal, an individual person, husband or wife, first need to renew their commitment to God. CFC takes the basic message of Christianity and proclaims it anew so that those who hear it can make a renewed commitment to God in a way which will allow them to receive a fuller experience of the work of the Holy Spirit in their lives; 2. Family renewal, as couples renew their commitment to God, they also renew their commitment to one another and to their Christian family life. Gradually, the new life that they find in the Lord filters down to all their family relationships; 3. Church renewal, as individual families are renewed, they form a network of equally committed Christian families, which not only support one another but also strengthen the Church of which they are members. The CFC members undergoes the Christian Life Program, an integrated course consisting of talks, group discussion and fellowships. After the CLP, they are made part of small cell group called a household, who meets regularly once a week on a rotation basis, and all households meet regularly once a month for fellowship. Allied to the Couples for Christ is its Family Ministries: Kids for Christ (age 4-12); Youth for Christ (age 13-20); Singles for Christ (age 21- up); Handmaids of the Lord (singles mothers/widows); and Servants of the Lord (single fathers/widowers). Contact Person: Holy Family Parish El Shaddai: DWXI Prayer Partners Foundations International Inc. The El Shaddai DWXI-PPFI is a Catholic Charismatic Renewal Movement. It envisions to bring about a revival of the true Christian spirit in the Catholic Faith. It aims to raise up a community of faith-filled-generous believers of the Lord Jesus Christ as recorded in Acts 2: 42-47, which by Divine Guidance and Providence has now miraculously established these communities in many areas worldwide. The characteristics areas of activities for the Foundation are as follows: 1.Prayer and healing rallies or fellowships, centered on the Eucharistic Celebration followed by testimonies of conversions and miracles of El Shaddai and highlighted by the preaching of the Word of God. 2.Prayer and counselling services; social services (medical-dental clinic, burial assistance and disaster or relief assistance and free legal consultation or advise); and hospital and prison visitations. 3.Catholic Life-in-the-spirit Seminars. 4.Propagation of the Word of God through print materials being distributed for free; radio Gospel broadcast over DWXI (1314 kHz) AM and in radio stations all over the Philippines and abroad; television Gospel Broadcast from manila via satellite; and audio and video tapes distributed to overseas chapters. St. Vincent de Paul Karama Conference. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is an international catholic organization of laypeople founded in Paris in 1833 by Frederic Ozanam and his companions. Placed under the patronage of St. Vincent de Paul, it is inspired by his thinking and his words. It seeks, in a spirit of justice and charity, to help those who are suffering. It does this by a person-to-person involvement of its members. It renews itself and adapts to the changing conditions of the world. Catholic in character in character, it is open to all who wish to live their faith by loving their neighbour in the person of the needy. No work of charity is foreign to the Society. It includes, by person-to-person contact, any form of help that relieves suffering and promotes human dignity and integrity. The Society is concerned not only with relieving need but also with redressing situations that cause it. It serves persons in need regardless of creed, opinion, caste and origin. Members of the Society are united in the same spirit of poverty and of sharing. There is no distinction regarding wealth, position, social status or ethnic origin in the Society. Members form throughout the world, with those they help, one and the same family. Meets regularly, once a week. Timorese/Portuguese Community Regular Portuguese Mass, every third Sunday of the Month, 10:30 AM. Holy Rosary in Portuguese, every 13th day of the Month. Spanish Community Regular Mass, every 2nd Sunday of the Month, 10:30 AM. Filipino Community Regular Mass, every 4th Friday of the Month, 7:30 PM NIGHTCLIFF St Paul’s Presbytery:Cnr Trower Rd and Francis St, Nightcliff, PO Box 781, Nightcliff, NT, 0814. Tel: 08 8985 2343 Fax: 08 8948 3070 Mass Times: Sun - 8.30am, 6pm; Mon - 6.45am; Wed to Fri - 6.45am; Sat - 8am, 6pm (Vigil) Public holidays: 9am. Reconciliation: After 8am Mass each Sat morning. |
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