Thirty-five women gathered last Saturday for the \u2018Circle of Sisters\u2019.<\/p>\n
To comply with health regulations, we have needed a large dishwasher for the Hartigan Centre kitchen.\u00a0 This week we received $2,000 from the Soldier\u2019s Club to purchase a dishwasher.\u00a0 I am grateful to the Soldier\u2019s Club and Lourdes O\u2019Keefe who sought this community grant, as it will be of benefit for the many groups who use the Hartigan Centre and Lovat Chapel.<\/p>\n
Our buildings were used on the weekend of the Celtic Festival and this weekend by Bush Traditions.\u00a0 The Chamber Philharmonica Cologne (Germany) have booked the Lovat Chapel on the 10th<\/sup> February next year as they tour Australia.<\/p>\n Last week I mentioned the $3,000 Rotary gift to AHMDTL, the blind in Timor Leste.\u00a0 Half of this donation will be spent on an interactive website, opening up the world to the blind in Timor Leste.\u00a0 They are excited by the possibilities for their group.<\/p>\n This week Sarah Johnston and myself will attend a gathering with \u2018Concerned Catholics\u2019 in Canberra, to look at the role of Parish Pastoral Councils and submit recommendations to the Synod 2020.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Thirty-five women gathered last Saturday for the \u2018Circle of Sisters\u2019. To comply with health regulations, we have needed a large dishwasher for the Hartigan Centre kitchen.\u00a0 This week we received $2,000 from the Soldier\u2019s Club to purchase a dishwasher.\u00a0 I am grateful to the Soldier\u2019s Club and Lourdes O\u2019Keefe who sought this community grant, as…<\/p>\n