Lenten meetings

We will host a Lenten series of five meetings in the parish hall, held on consecutive Thursday evenings at 7 pm, starting on February 19. Each session will last up to one hour and will feature a three-part video, followed by a sharing and discussion period after each part. While sessions are connected, they are also designed to be self-contained, so you can attend any individual meeting without needing to participate in the others. Please note that, due to the format, these meetings will be held in person only.

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Youth Alpha Course

Following the success of our 2023 series, our parish will launch an all-new Youth Alpha Series on Friday, February 13, 2026, at 7 pm in the Church Hall. The series will continue on select Fridays thereafter.

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WhatsApp Parish Channel

Unpredictable events, such as challenging weather or difficult road conditions, can arise unexpectedly. I recommend subscribing to the parish WhatsApp channel if you use the app. It is a one-way communication tool designed for short-notice, last-minute announcements, and your identity will remain anonymous.

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Advent Meetings

We will hold a series of four meetings, each on a Thursday at 7 pm in the Small Parish Hall, during Advent, starting on 27 November. Each session consists of a 3-part video, followed by sharing and discussion, and lasts up to one hour in total. Due to the format, participation will be in-person only; however, we will provide a link each week for you to watch the specific video on your own if you prefer. Please use the form below to sign up to help us prepare for the meetings.

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Letter for World Mission Sunday 2025

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today, with the whole Church across the world, we celebrate World Mission Sunday – a day when we are invited to renew our call to bring Christ’s Good News to every nation, culture, and heart.

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Pastoral Letter

Pastoral Letter on the Priesthood and Religious Life

Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Salva me bona crux! Save me, good cross! According to tradition, this is the dying prayer of St Andrew. He said these words as he prepared to give his life for his faith in Jesus.

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