3rd Sunday Advent, Yr C

The prophet Zephaniah, writing in the seventh century BC, bids Jerusalem to rejoice because salvation is near (First Reading). God stands in her midst and will deliver her from her enemies. God is portrayed, not only as a king and warrior, but also as a loving...

2nd Sunday Advent, Yr C

Reflection: First Reading (Bar 5:1-9). Jerusalem is told to forget the sufferings of the past because God is going to bring back her exiled children to her. Second Reading (Phil 1:3-6, 8-11). Paul urges his fellow Christians to prepare for the second coming of Christ...

1st Sunday Advent Yr C

Reflection: First Reading (Jer 33:14-16). The prophet assures the people that God will send the promised one, the Messiah. Second Reading (1 Thess 3:12-4:2). Paul prays that the Lord may deepen the love the Thessalonians have for each other, and thus prepare them for...

What’s On around our area.

Details on — Mercy Catholic College enrolment, Worldwide Marriage Encounter, Annual Mass for Pregnant Mothers, Maltese Cultural Assoc. annual Mass, Oakhill College Tour, Year of Youth Celebration & Awards, Advent Retreat and Order of Malta Lourdes Day Mass.

Searching for God? Let’s search together

This week we continue our sessions for RCIA and Adult Faith Formation, exploring the Catholic Faith. There will be 2 opportunities each week: 11:45am (after 10:30am Mass) on Sunday, 11th November and the session will be repeated 7 pm Thursday, 15th November. Both...

Anointing of the Sick

During the 9:30am Mass on Wednesday, 28th November in the Church. All are welcome to join us for Morning Tea afterwards. If you can help with catering and/or serving, please let Anne know at the Parish Office on 9484 1427.
Armistice Day

Armistice Day

We remember that 11th November 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the end of World War 1. We pray for all those who have given their lives for the cause of our freedom and we pray for peace in the world.

32nd Sunday, Ordinary Time, Yr B

First Reading (1 Kings 17:10-16). In the middle of a famine, a poor widow shares the last of her food with the prophet Elijah, and far from losing by doing so, she is enriched. Second Reading (Hebrews 9:24-28). Through his death Christ has taken our sins upon himself...

Planned Giving Envelopes

If you participate in our Planned Giving Program using weekly envelopes, the new envelopes are ready for collection in the foyer of the Church after Masses this weekend. Please note some parishioners have been assigned new envelope numbers to streamline the envelope...

Safeguarding Message

The protection of children and vulnerable adults within our Diocese will be achieved as every member of our community strives to be a person who REACHES out with compassion to all who have experienced hurt in our community, restoring relationships and building hope...

Mother Teresa told a story how one day she was walking down the street when a beggar came up to her and said, ‘Mother Teresa, everybody is giving to you, I also want to give to you. Today, for the whole day, I got only thirty cents. I want to give it to you.’ Mother...

Parish Trivia Night

Saturday, 27th October, 7.30pm in the Parish Hall. Please bring $5pp (other donations welcome) and a plate to share for your table. Sign up using this form or on the sheets in the Church foyer. Funds going towards a Thurible Stand for the Church. Contact Andrew: 0499...

“The plan inherent in marriage is truly wonderful! It is expressed in the simplicity, and also in the fragility, of the human condition. We are well aware of the many difficulties and trials there may be in the life of a married couple..… It is true that married life...

27th Sunday, Ordinary Time Yr B

First Reading (Genesis 2:18-24). God made man and woman for each other. The bond of marriage means they are no longer two but one. Second Reading (Hebrews 2:9-11). By entering fully into human life, and by experiencing the bitterness of death, Christ became a brother...