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COVID-19 Update (7 May 2021)

Information current as at 7 May 2021This update reflects the temporary restrictions in place for the Greater Sydney region from 6 May – 9 May 2021. Face masks must be worn Singing by the assembly is not permitted Resources for praying at home are still available read more and find links to resources More informationContinueContinue reading “COVID-19 Update (7 May 2021)”

Easter Sunday Masses

If you have not already registered to attend an Easter Sunday Mass at church over recent weekends, there are some limited places still available, based on our current capacity limits. These Masses are: The Easter Vigil (Saturday 7:30 pm)Easter Sunday Masses (8:00 am and 10:00 am) If you wish to attend one of these celebrations,ContinueContinue reading “Easter Sunday Masses”

Confirmation and First Reconciliation Enrolment for 2021

If your child is baptised, and you believe that you and your child are ready to prepare for, and participate in their celebration of the Sacraments of Reconciliation or Confirmation this year, then you are invited to enrol in this process. Find out more and enrol Details about First Communion will be finalised and sharedContinueContinue reading “Confirmation and First Reconciliation Enrolment for 2021”

Facebook Access Restored

At this point, it appears that access to our Facebook page has been restored. We thank Facebook for resolving this issue. If you have difficulties reaching us on our social media platforms in the future, please contact us.

Facebook Page Temporarily Unavailable

Unfortunately, our parish Facebook page has been caught up in the blocking of pages distributing Australian news content. We are currently trying to resolve this issue, and we will let you know when it has been fixed. In the meantime, you can still remain connected with us via Twitter and Instagram. Follow the links below,ContinueContinue reading “Facebook Page Temporarily Unavailable”

COVID-19 Update (14 February 2021)

Information current as at 14 February 2021This update reflects the easing of restrictions announced by the NSW Government, which took effect from 12 February 2021. Mass attendance limited to 1 person per 2 square metres read more about attending Mass Face masks are optional, but still encouraged Resources for praying at home are still availableContinueContinue reading “COVID-19 Update (14 February 2021)”

COVID-19 Update (2 January 2021)

Information current as at 2 January 2021This update reflects restrictions announced by the NSW Government today, which take effect from midnight. Mass attendance limited to 100 people read more about attending Mass Face masks must be worn inside the church and parish centre Resources for praying at home are still available read more and findContinueContinue reading “COVID-19 Update (2 January 2021)”

Christmas COVID-19 Update

Information current as at 23 December 2020 All Masses are booked out read more about attending Mass Face masks should be worn inside the church and parish centre Christmas resources for praying at home are available read more and find links to resources Christmas Day is not a holy day of obligation in 2020 readContinueContinue reading “Christmas COVID-19 Update”

COVID-19 Update (12 December 2020)

Information current as at 12 December 2020 Mass attendance is restricted to the 1 person per 2 square metres rule Registration in advance to attend Sunday Masses is essential Registration in advance to attend weekday Masses is no longer required The wearing of face masks is essential when singing We are proudly COVID safe SundayContinueContinue reading “COVID-19 Update (12 December 2020)”

COVID-19 Update (6 August 2020)

Information current as at 6 August 2020 Mass attendance is restricted to 100 people Registration to attend is essential The wearing of face masks is strongly recommended We are proudly COVID safe Sunday Mass obligation remains suspended Register to Attend Mass More information Mass attendance Given the recent rise in outbreaks, the NSW Government hasContinueContinue reading “COVID-19 Update (6 August 2020)”