The Parish is now registered to provide voluntary work opportunities for eligible job seekers under Centrelink requirements. This means, any job seekers over 55 years of age, or principal carers under 55, who are required to perform 15 hours of…
Now that the new year is getting into full swing, I find myself getting excited about what 2017 might bring. What’s in store for us as a Parish family? What does God have planned for us this year? How will…
‘The same promise has been made to them, in Christ Jesus, through the gospel.’ – Eph 3.6 The Christmas story brings a message of Good News. People of every race and creed, the young and the old, rich and poor, will…
On Sunday, 30th October, we will gather as a community to give thanks for the presence of the Sisters of St Joseph of Lochinvar, among us here since 1973, and we will farewell Sr Anne and Sr Kim, the last…
As part of the Diocese of Maitland Newcastle’s 150 year celebrations, there will be a guided pilgrimage in the footsteps of Bishop James Murray, who arrived in Maitland in 1866. The Pilgrimage will be held on Saturday, 29th October, at 8.00am.…
We CAN make a difference! Many thanks for your generous donations. We have collected over 200 toiletry items to be given away at the Hunter Homeless Connect Day on August 9 at Broadmeadow. Your giving shows great mercy and will…
Seventy one pilgrims from our diocese departed for Italy, Poland and Austria on Thursday 14 July to take part in World Youth Day with Pope Francis and around three million youth from around the world. We encourage you to follow…
CathFamily is “a web site dedicated to assisting families in making the home the living heart of the church”. This site publishes a free e-magazine, with this month’s edition focusing on “God’s stunning work of creation”. You can read it here.
Come join us on Sunday 29th May for two hours of fun, interactive activities aimed for people big and small. An opportunity to spend time together as family and as community and to allow us to think about our faith…
Just recently, Pope Francis released his encyclical Laudato Si, On Care for Our Common Home. He tells us, among other things, that caring for our shared surroundings is one way that we reverence our Creator God – by doing so, we are showing…
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