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Advent Activity Discussions ” . . . being part of Etty Hellisum’s world for four weeks”
Our Advent Discussion group has been meeting over the past four Sundays to discuss the life of Etty. We started out by reading a foreword to Etty’s book written by Archbishop Rowan Williams. He wrote that Etty’s diaries offer ‘exceptional witness to the dawning of God in someone’s consciousness’. But,
Volunteers vie to serve festive cheer
The logic is simple for Rob Caslick, founder of the Inside Out Organic Soup Kitchen in Sydney’s east. The most nutritious and healthy food should be eaten by those who need it most: the homeless and needy. On Wednesday, 15 volunteers served 70 marginalised people prime cuts of lamb and
Organic Lamb on the spit for Christmas Dinner in ‘Canice’s Kitchen’
Regular guests at our ‘Care’ group’s Wednesday night dinner at St Canice’s Kitchen swell to seventy tonight to come and enjoy an end of year Christmas Dinner. Organic Lamb turning on a spit over burning coals is a feast for the eyes and the tender slices of the beautifully cooked
Advent Activity – DISCUSSION 4 (23 December 2012)
ETTY’S WAY!!! Learning to Shake the Hand that Holds the Hypodermic Learning to die well may be one of life’s great achievements. Even animals will sometimes display the art – through some wondrous instinct, I guess. I saw this once with a fifteen-year-old Labrador we had – named ‘Shane’. He
Special Celebration Advent Mass
Rejoice! On this Gaudete Sunday, Parishioners and guests of St Canice’s in Elizabeth Bay Sydney gathered to give thanks for the year and for our Parish Renewal Process with a special celebration Advent Mass. Our Cantor, Pascal and Organist Christine chose Ceremonial Music by Mozart, Haydn and Schubert to suit the
Advent Activity Discussion 3 – ‘The World’ of the Second World War
It is unsettling to realize that at least a part of Etty’s ‘world’ was my world too. When she and her family and so many other Jewish people were dying at Auschwitz in 1943, my secondary schooling was beginning modestly in Sydney. All too obviously, our respective wars, hers and
Gospel Mass – Kings Cross Festival
This is a short video of the Cleftomaniacs Capella Choir who sang before and during our Sunday Mass as part of the Kings Cross Festival. St Canice’s is proud to be an active presence and vital part of the Kings Cross Community.
Advent Activity – Conversation Starter on “the Self”
This is the second week in our Advent Activity Discussion Group – “Conversion of Heart: the story of Etty Hillesum”. We welcome your attendance at St Canice’a at 11.30 am on Sundays up until Christmas. For those who can not make it in person, we invite you to read the