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The Catholic Leader, April 22, 2018

www.catholicleader.com.au

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Across

1 They found the stone ___

away from the tomb. (6)

4 High Priest at time of

Jesus’ trial (8)

9 You are a chosen race, a

royal priesthood, a conse-

crated ___ , a people set

apart (6)

10 Occurred (8)

12 Praises God (8)

13 Creed used at Mass (6)

15 Take this all of you and

___ from it: this is the chal-

ice of my blood (5)

17 Nations (9)

19 Traditional (9)

20 Redemptionis ___ : Ap-

ostolic Exhortation of John

Paul II (5)

22 Outcome (6)

24 Lifts spirits (8)

27 One of the twelve (8)

28 Ancient alloy (6)

29 Released from burden

(8)

30 False teaching (6)

Down

1 Even though our outer

nature is wasting away, our

inner nature is being ___

day by day. (7)

in the kitchen

in the garden

KEEP cold-loving tulip, hyacinth and nar-

cissus bulbs in the fridge for winter plant-

ing. Avoid pruning of spring bloomers as

they will be developing their flower buds

about now, if they haven’t already.

Crossword

Last Week’s Solution

2 Official church ceremo-

nies (9)

3 Methuselah’s father (5)

5 Husband of Eve (4)

6 Assigned (9)

7 Door part (5)

8 Unhappiness (7)

11 Exceptional (7)

14 Covering with earth (7)

16 Gift of the Holy Spirit (9)

18 Unawareness (9)

19 Museum keeper (7)

21 Topic of rosary contem-

plation (7)

23 Tiny (5)

25 Carry no ___, no bag,

no sandals (5)

26 Evangelist (4)

HERE’S a traditional Anzac Biscuits recipe for

Anzac Day (April 25).

ANZAC BISCUITS

INGREDIENTS:

1 cup plain flour

1 cup rolled oats

1 cup desiccated coconut

3/4 cup brown sugar

125g butter

2 tbsp golden syrup

1 tsp bicarbonate of soda

METHOD:

Pre-heat the oven to 160C. Line two baking

trays with non-stick baking paper.

Sift the flour into a large bowl. Stir in the

oats, coconut and brown sugar.

Put the butter, golden syrup and two table-

spoons of water in a small saucepan. Stir over

a medium heat until melted and combined.

Stir in the bicarbonate of soda. Pour the but-

ter mixture into the flour mixture and stir until

combined. Roll level tablespoons of mixture

into balls. Place on the trays about 5cm apart.

Press with a fork to flatten slightly. Bake for 10

minutes or until golden brown. Set aside on

the trays for 5 minutes, then transfer to a wire

rack to cool.

Pet of theweek

DAISY was an abandoned stray dog

when she came to the Animal Welfare

League Queensland shelter. She was

underweight and in need of care. Daisy

is a five-year-old tan-and-white ameri-

can staffordshire-rhodesian ridgeback

cross. An AWLQ spokesperson said

Daisy “is now happy and healthy,

and she has proven to have the most

beautiful nature you could ever hope

to meet”. “Daisy walks well on leash, is

social with other dogs and would be an

ideal second dog for any family who will

welcome her into their fold and meet

her every need,” the spokesperson

said. Daisy is available at AWLQ’s Warra

Rehoming Centre, 523 Telegraph Rd,

Bracken Ridge. Phone 3807 3782.

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COLOUR OF LIFE

Gospel – John 10:11-18

April 22

WIN A PRIZE PACK

Send your entry to: New Generation, The

Catholic Leader, GPO Box 282, Brisbane,

Qld 4001. Entries close on April 30. This

week’s colouring competition winner is Lil-

lah Cleetus, 6, of Joyner, Qld.

“Jesus said: ‘I am the good shepherd. A good shepherd lays down his life for the

sheep’.” John 10:11

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