DURING LOCKDOWN:-
- OCTOBER. As our churches are closed for the foreseeable future, our Vicar Lynda is organising to contact people personally. If you would like to talk with Rev'd. Lynda, her new phone number is 03 5972 0483 or you can email her on reverendlynda05@gmail.com
- Every Sunday during lockdown we have a live stream service from either All Saints' or St. Katherine's churches at 10.am Here is the link for Pentecost 21; 17th October 2021
https://youtu.be/uwPSezFFaGs
MORNING PRAYER 8.30 am
You are most welcome to join the Vicar and other parishioners for Morning Prayer on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 8.30 am.
It will be via zoom so we can all be together and say it live.
Lynda is putting the service online so we can all read it in Zoom, so you don't really need any books.
Meeting ID: 834 2149 1010
Passcode: ASK2021
Prayer apps to help us pray
Along with prayer books and the Bible, a number of apps are available, which can help us maintain an active and engaged prayer life. Here are a few for you to consider:
Daily Prayer: https://www.pray.com.au/ Pray as you go: www.pray-as-you-go.org
ePray App: https://www.epray.com.au/Pages/Company/MobileApp.aspx
TMA (The Melbourne Anglican)
The Melbourne Anglican (TMA) The link to the latest edition of TMA is http://tma.melbourneanglican.org.au/
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The Light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it. John 1.5
Outdoor Eucharist Service with the maximum of 5 in attendance at St. Katherine's during Covid-19 restrictions
A PRAYER FOR OUR COMMUNITY, OUR NATION, OUR WORLD DURING THIS PANDEMIC
Lord Jesus Christ, healer and friend,
come and care for all of us
through the danger and uncertainty
of the coronavirus epidemic.
To people who are sick, bring healing.
To people who are displaced, isolated,
or cut off from family, friends or work,
bring comfort and companionship.
Work with medical staff as they care for the sick,
and protect them from harm.
Give skill and fruitful research to scientists
as they search for treatments, prevention and a cure.
To public health authorities, give wisdom
to decide the best ways to manage
both this crisis and our anxieties.
When communities are fearful,
give a calm spirit,
and kindness to neighbours and strangers.
Through this testing time,
and through all the risks we face together,
teach us once again how we can love one another
as you have loved us.
Through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen.
Lord Jesus Christ, healer and friend,
come and care for all of us
through the danger and uncertainty
of the coronavirus epidemic.
To people who are sick, bring healing.
To people who are displaced, isolated,
or cut off from family, friends or work,
bring comfort and companionship.
Work with medical staff as they care for the sick,
and protect them from harm.
Give skill and fruitful research to scientists
as they search for treatments, prevention and a cure.
To public health authorities, give wisdom
to decide the best ways to manage
both this crisis and our anxieties.
When communities are fearful,
give a calm spirit,
and kindness to neighbours and strangers.
Through this testing time,
and through all the risks we face together,
teach us once again how we can love one another
as you have loved us.
Through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen.
