Parish News

Greetings! Allow me to call you - Friends. In the last weeks with you, I would like formally to introduce myself to you. Some of you may remember that I was here as an assistant priest in 2007 and 2008. Coming to the parish this time, I consider myself like a son returning after an absence.

Trybooking links for the All Saints Day and All Souls Day Services are now open.

A COVID-19 digital certificate is available to anyone who has received 2 doses of a COVID-19 vaccine. Here are some instructions to help you download your vaccination certificate into your mobile device.

As we conclude the First General Assembly of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia, the process of discernment continues. From the opening Mass to the closing of the Assembly, our prayer has been ‘Come, Holy Spirit.’ 

Recognising that many of our parishioners can’t stomach another sourdough starter or simply don't have the appetite for another project, but may be interested in some accessible and spiritually nourishing resources, we continue to offer parishes Lockdown Light 

Life, Marriage and Family Sunday is celebrated on Sunday 10 October throughout the Archdiocese and, in doing so, recognise the central role that marriage and family play in building flourishing homes, parishes and societies. 

Members of our Parish continue to gather on Saturday at 3pm for an hour of praying the Chaplet of Divine Mercy and the Rosary via Zoom. Join us every Saturday during the whole month of October which is dedicated to the Most Holy Rosary.

Archbishop Peter Comensoli has provided a quote for The Age (last weekend) concerning many unanswered questions regarding the proposed Victorian Roadmap, especially the implications for places of worship.

The First Assembly of the 5th Plenary Council - a significant gathering of Bishops, priests and lay faithful - of Australia begins Sunday 3 October via a mix of in-person and online delivery.