
We would like to extend the invite to all the parishioners. There is no RSVP required, or any admission tickets to purchase. We simply ask to bring a plate of finger food to share. This will be a great opportunity to make new community connections and/or strengthen existing ones. There will be a dance performance, games, kids’ activities and more
Safeguardng for Children hand out 2026
Safeguarding activity for Adults to do with their children.2026
Ticket Sales for our Combined Catholic Raffle begin this weekend.
Tickets are just $2 – with some great prizes on offer. Combined Catholic Parish Raffle 2026 flyer.
23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (Fathers Day) – YrA 6th September, 2026![]()
The Season of Creation invites us to do something essential : to Pause, to reflect, and to understand.
The Laudato Si Movement have prepared a document (here is a small part) Season of Creation 2026 info that explores the meaning of this year’s theme, “Living Water”. Read it, let it challenge you, and discover how to be a part of the change, because all transformation begins when we understand and decide to act. To read all follow this Link: https://bit.ly/SOC226#SeasonOfCreation2026
Season of Creation Celebration Guide 2026_EN

Every act of care for creation becomes part of a global stream of hope.
Share how your parish, school, community, or organization is celebrating the Season of Creation. Your event can inspire others and show how Living Water is flowing around the world.
2026 ACBC Social Justice Statement 30 August 2026
Living the Gospel in Times of Social Division I am pleased to commend this Social Justice Statement, Living the Gospel in Times of SocialDivision. We are living through an era of heightened community tension and a growing normalisation of abusive behaviour, incendiary language and violence. In such moments of tension, the temptation is to retreat into trenches of suspicion or to treat those who differ in their views as opponents rather than as people. The Gospel offers a different path. It calls us back to Jesus Christ, who meets division not with hostility but with mercy; not with the logic of ‘us and them’ but with the costly love that heals and transforms
