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  • You are so right Jenny, generosity of spirit, forgivness and time is sometimes more important than money. The country would grind to a hault without volunteers. A smile to a stressed mother in a Supermarket queue doesn't cost anything! June Swain

    Posted by June, 15/06/2010 11:22am (3 months ago)

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  • Happy New Year. Great to have you back.
    Good luck to you and all your lucky students.
    June

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  • What great advice! You should be on "Close Up" at this time of the year.I wish you had been around a few years ago when I had to go through the support stress of a parent five times. I must admit God did get a bit of a pounding on the quiet. It does help!

    Posted by June, 17/11/2009 10:32am (10 months ago)

  • What I didn't really talk about was... the PARISHIONERS! As a community. How welcoming they might be, how friendly, the warmth they share, their kindness, their compassion - these people really are the parish. Without the wonderful people who actually GO to church, where would a church be?

    Posted by Jenny, 10/08/2009 2:59pm (1 year ago)

  • Thanks, Jenny. Good musings on a vibrant parish. It is the combination of God and the faithful who make it work in various ways!

    Posted by Stephanie, 28/07/2009 12:52pm (1 year ago)

  • I look for a church where I can pray and not have a lot of chatter around me. They can do that before and after Mass. The homily is important to me if it makes the readings relevant. June.

    Posted by June Swain, 28/07/2009 10:49am (1 year ago)

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