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THE COMMUNITY OF STS
BARNABAS & CECILIA
| 55 Kitchener Street, |
Peterborough SA 5422 |
| Phone / Fax (08) 8651
3157 |
Email: csbc@westnet.com.au |
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Photos of service accepting vows
of Jeanne Frost  |
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Community
of St Barnabas and St Cecilia Annual Chapter at Camp
Willochra, Melrose
23 - 24 June, 2007
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Community
of Sts Barnabas & Cecilia Annual Retreat &
Renewal
of Vows at Camp Willochra, Melrose 20
- 22 June, 2008  |
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The
Community of Ss. Barnabas and Cecilia is an Anglican Community firmly
grounded in our tradition and yet desiring the unity for which Christ
prayed, and offering a ministry of hospitality and welcome for all
Christian people. The
Community was formed in 1997 in this Diocese, and its dedication
reflects the nature of our work— St. Barnabas was the ‘son of
encouragement,’ and Cecilia is the patron saint of music. |
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The
aim of the Community has widened in recent times, to encourage people to
deepen their relationship with God, and to develop the talents God has
given them for ministry in the Church and in the world. Members may be
male or female, single or married, an d
from any Christian denomination. Members may live in the community or in their own homes, and
take the three vows of simplicity, obedience and chastity.
Over
previous years, offering of workshops in music has been helpful in many
places, and these are still available. There is a series of CDs
available (see below) with ‘Hymns for Worship’, which comes with a
booklet of words for congregational use, and the Southern Flinders Mass
Setting, with keyboard and instrumental scores available.
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Service of Profession - 28
January |
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Picture above are: (front from
left to right) Sisters Jean Johnson, Riccarda Favorito, Anne Eyles,
Maureen Mathieson, Sal Tatchell, and Father Bill Goodes
(Chaplain) |
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Back row: Sister Jeanne Frost,
Brother John Edwards, Bishop Garry, Sister Sue Nirta and Sister Sandra
Sears. |
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Bishop Garry with
Sisters Anne and Maureen |
| Over
previous years, offering of workshops in music has been helpful in many
places, and these are still available. There is a series of CDs
available (see below) with ‘Hymns for Worship’, which comes with a
booklet of words for congregational use, and the Southern Flinders Mass
Setting, with keyboard and instrumental scores available. |
| MUSIC
CDs |
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| HYMNS
FOR WORSHIP 1 |
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| One
CD of 22 general hymns set out in suggested service order, i.e.,
Introit, Offertory and Post-Communion, with extras for Harvest
Thanksgiving. Contains traditional and modern hymns, and includes a
booklet of words which can be photocopied fore the congregation. |
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Cost
$20.00 plus postage (GST
incl) |
| HYMNS
FOR WORSHIP 2 |
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| One
CD of 23 hymns and songs for Christmas and Epiphany set out in service
order as above. |
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Cost
$20.00 plus postage (GST
incl) |
| SOUTHERN
FLINDERS MASS SETTING |
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CD contains the Southern Flinders Mass Setting, by Sister Sandra Sears.
The text is from A Prayer Book for Australia |
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Cost
$10.00 plus postage (GST
incl) |
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A
lot has altered at the old Rectory at Peterborough. This old building wa s
design ed
to be the home of the Bishop of Willochra, Peterborough
then considered the most central place for this wide-spread Diocese.
Circumstances changed long ago, and these
days the Community of Ss. Barnabas and Cecilia
has made the house its base. Closely connected, of course, is the
Church of St. Peter at Peterborough.
Pictured
here is an unusual angle of the
Church, which shows clearly the nature of the building. Also pictured are
the two resident Sisters, Jean Johnson and Sandra Sears. Part of their
work at the House is pictured here, in the study and in singing. Also
illustrated is one of their feline companions, which obviously considers
its place secure.
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June, 2005, three more people were admitted to the Community. Bp. Garry
Weatherill received the vows of the new members. Also present were Canon
Bill Goodes (the Community's Chaplain) and the Ministry District Priest,
Rev. Janelle Shephard. Pictured in the right hand photo are: |
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row (L to R) - Rev. Janelle Shepard, Rt. Rev Garry
Weatherill, Canon Bill Goodes. |
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row (L to R) - Srs. Jean Johnson and Sandra Sears (who renewed
their vows), Sr. Sue Nirta, Rev. Sr. Sal Tatchell and Rev. Br. John
Edwards (new members). |
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| General Notes
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music is important, other gifts are welcomed and encouraged, so that
true community can be achieved. Our
doors are open at any time to anyone who would wish to spend time with
us, for retreats or just for a visit. Contact can be by mail, phone, or
email. |
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