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1. Support for the Fire Affected Community of Harcourt

The card continues to be at the 3 parish churches over this weekend for people who wish to express prayer and emotional support for the healing for the people and the land of the Harcourt community after the disastrous fires which destroyed their town. They will be collated into one card which will be sent to the President of Vinnies in nearby Castlemaine who are the ones who know best which people are most in need of other support as they are locals on the ground. For more information about ways of helping, please contact Anne Lanyon. 

2.  Opportunity to participate in a fantastic faith formation program: Thresholds of Transformation for Seekers & Searchers (TTSS)

A new spiritually rich group resource from Monica Brown at Emmaus Productions, grounded in Laudato Si’, is launching its first official Australian group on 24 February 2026.
TTSS offers a personal and relational transformative journey focused on ecological conversion and integral ecology. Drawing on Scripture, Catholic tradition, the Universe Story and Gospel values, it invites participants to deepen spiritual awareness, reflect on personal choices, and respond to the cry of Earth and the cry of humanity.
The journey consists of 15 facilitated two-hour gatherings, held in person or via Zoom, using inspiring video content, prayer, ritual, reflection and group sharing.
A small number of places remain.  contact@emmausproductions.org  | Ph: 0494 148 487  See /www.emmausproductions.org/thresholds-of-transformation/



 

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