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EQUALITY FOR VICTORIA’S PEOPLE OF FAITH

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Francis Seymon
5 years ago

Do yourself a favour by responding to this request immediately and thereby lessen the impact that your actions continues to inflict on the mental condition of the community. History will hold you personally responsible.

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Paula Ramm
5 years ago

But Jesus said to them: "Suffer the little children, and FORBID THEM NOT TO COMETO ME: for the kingdom of heaven is for such."

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Maria pia mazzarella
5 years ago

Dear premier please allow our churches to reopen there is no logical reason for them not to considering all measures will be taken to maintain health and safety May God Bless you

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Veronika Cuic
5 years ago

Enough is enough.

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Loretta Allen
5 years ago

Please consider our request with urgency.

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Anil Mascarenhas
5 years ago

Need our right to practice our faith . Churches needs to be open

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Rebecca van Rensburg
5 years ago

Please let us have our faith ceremonies returned

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Anonymous
5 years ago

God bless you

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Martine Jackson
5 years ago

Holy Communion, The Eucharist IS ESSENTIAL for we Catholics. It is essential spiritual sacramental nourishment. As important as food for the body. Irreplaceable via a television or live-stream. We have been meek and kind, and have obeyed all the rules since March. Please do not ignore this, and discriminate and treat us last. From a public-health point of view, it makes NO sense that the supermarkets, liquor stores, cafes, malls, shops etc. will open with masks and social distancing, but churches and other places of worship are not allowed. The same regulations and quotas of people indoors should apply equally to all. It's a question of religious freedom. Not being treated the same, amounts to subtle persecution. Open the churches, the temples and the synagogues under the same Covid-safe regulations as other indoor public venues. This is vital, for our physical, mental and spiritual health, body and soul. (Ask even the medical experts and they would concur). M. Jackson Reg Nurse & Midwife

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Martine Jackson
5 years ago

Holy Communion, The Eucharist IS ESSENTIAL for we Catholics. It is essential spiritual sacramental nourishment. As important as food for the body. Irreplaceable via a television or live-stream. We have been meek and kind, and have obeyed all the rules since March. Please do not ignore this, and discriminate and treat us last. From a public-health point of view, it makes NO sense that the supermarkets, liquor stores, cafes, malls, shops etc. will open with masks and social distancing, but churches and other places of worship are not allowed. The same regulations and quotas of people indoors should apply equally to all. It's a question of religious freedom. Not being treated the same, amounts to subtle persecution. Open the churches, the temples and the synagogues under the same Covid-safe regulations as other indoor public venues. This is vital, for our physical, mental and spiritual health, body and soul. (Ask even the medical experts). M. Jackson Reg Nurse & Midwife

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Anonymous
5 years ago

We want our churches to open. We can have 2 meter safe distance.

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Ramona Weinman
5 years ago

We need God and the Holy Eucharist now more than ever.

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Rohini Tannen
5 years ago

Pls be fair and allow us to worship just a cafe are allowed to feed people

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Genevieve
5 years ago

Receive the Eucharist is Essential

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Miriam Rajendran
5 years ago

You are a baptised Roman Catholic who is betraying your faith and baptismal promise renewed by you at confirmation. God help you !!

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Mario Orsini
5 years ago

I regard this as an urgent and important matter

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Clifford
5 years ago

I want to worship God with other people in the church. Felt isolated/deserted worshipping online.

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Lynnete Pereira
5 years ago

please allow people to meet with social distancing in church, please increase the numbers for thise wanting to attend church .

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Emidio Restall
5 years ago

There is absolutely no reason why we can't sagely go to church.

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Duc Long Nguyen
5 years ago

'Man shall not live on bread alone"