Mass Times

SATURDAY

Reconciliation is 4.00pm to 4.45pm

SUNDAY

*Note: No 5.00pm Mass on Easter Sunday or Christmas Day

Rosary is prayed Monday to Saturday at 8:40am

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

THURSDAY

Reconciliation is 6:15pm to 6:45pm

FRIDAY

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News & Events Weekly Update

News & Events Weekly Update News and Events across the Diocese of Parramatta and beyond Read More

Laos’ small Catholic community shows resilience despite isolation

Faced with limited communication and government restrictions, Laos’ Catholic community is resilient, driven by local clergy and dedicated laypeople. The head of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Laos and Cambodia calls this steadfast faith a “small miracle.” Read More

Plumpton preschool reaches new construction milestone

The construction of Good Shepherd Plumpton reached a significant milestone, as the first prefabricated elements were crane lifted into position on site, to the amazement of neighbouring Good Shepherd Primary students. Read More

Diocese stands in solidarity with persecuted Christians during Red November

This November, the Diocese of Parramatta joins Catholics around the world in a powerful show of solidarity for persecuted Christians as part of Red November, an international initiative organised by Aid to the Church in Need (ACN).   Read More

Ecumenism, Lumen Gentium, and a Synodal Church

Earlier this month, at the site of St. Peter’s martyrdom in Rome, participants in the second session of the synodal assembly joined Pope Francis to pray for Christian unity, offering an ecumenical prayer asking to “remove divisions between Christians so they can proclaim the Gospel together.” Read More

Pope to religious sisters: ‘A sad saint is a sad kind of saint’

Pope Francis urges all nuns and priests to appreciate the many graces they enjoy as part of religious communities, as he meets with the Augustinian Sisters of Talavera de la Reina in Spain. Read More

Empowering Parish Staff Through Collaboration

On 30 October 2024, parish staff from the Mountains and Western Deaneries gathered for the largest Deanery Cluster Meeting held this year to exchange ideas, connect and focus on creating sustainable growth within their communities.   Read More

Menard Gaspi on what has kept him going on the road to ordination 

  When Menard Gaspi looks back at his long journey to becoming a priest – which will end on Thursday, 21 November when he is ordained at St Patrick’s Cathedral, in Parramatta – there are two things that have kept him going.  One of them was prayer, and the other was the love and support of his family.  “Whenever I took time to pray and just to be silent and to reflect on my journey, it puts all the trials and difficulties into context,” he says, adding that in those difficult times his family also gave him the stability and… Read More

Being There: A Brother in Mission

One day, I was serving at the Salomon Klein Orphanage for neglected, abused and orphaned children from newborn to 6 years old. Child protective services came with the police, bringing a child around 2 or 3 years old. He was malnourished and in raggedy clothes. The child had not been looked after for some time. Read More

Bishop Vincent’s Homily: Discerning and responding to what God is doing in the world

Bishop Vincent Long OFM Conv Homily for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B at the 120th Anniversary Mass of St John’s Parish, Riverstone. Read More

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