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Serving at the altar is an immense privilege. If your child feels Jesus’s call to serve at his altar then encourage them to pray about it and then get in touch with us. You can speak to any of the priests or deacons. Alternatively, send us an email.
Lay people are trained and commissioned to proclaim the Word of God during Mass. If this is something that interests you, get in touch.
Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers help the Priest during Holy Mass to distribute Holy Communion. It is a call from God to serve in this way. If you think God is calling you to contribute to the Parish with this, please contact Deacon Gordon Nunn.
It is important to provide a warm welcome to all visitors and newcomers to our Church. In St Benedict’s Rule he calls on his monks to welcome the visitor or stranger as if it were Christ. In the Gospels Christ says we encounter him in others.
We have a growing Welcome Ministry Team within our Parish. If you would like to be a part or would like to find out more details, please get in touch with the Parish Office. We look forward to hearing from you.
Below are the times when the Sacrament of Reconciliation is offered in the Parish. If you have been away from the Sacrament for some time and you’re feeling anxious, just let the priest know and they will guide you. If you would prefer, because you’ve been away, you can arrange to meet with a priest outside of the Parish Confession times. Just fill in the form below and we will be in touch.
The Sacrament of Confession is currently not available at our normal times. However, we can announce that the Sacrament of Confession will now be available on Saturdays 10:00am – 11:00am.
Thursday
Saturday
8:00 – 8:30 PM
10:00 – 11:00 AM
4:00 – 5:00 PM
7:00 – 7:25 PM
Extra Confession times are available during Advent, Lent and Holy Week. Check the bulletin or news page for details in these periods.
“Never let the fire in your heart go out,” says Romans 12: 11. In years 4-7 the fire which God placed in them at Baptism and fanned in Holy Communion, is about to spark into greater life or be extinguished.
Ignite aims to help the fire of faith grow in our children. They meet fortnightly to grow in friendship with each other and be formed as disciples of Jesus. They also help with First Holy Communion preparation.
We only have a small number of places for this year. As such our team will choose participants based on their suitability. Follow the links below to apply.