Thank you to Bishop Terry Brady for visiting us this weekend, as part of his pastoral visitation of St. Pat’s, and for your message of support and encouragement going forward. Be assured of our prayers and good wishes for you in your ongoing ministr
Will be conducted at St Patrick’s Mortlake on Friday 27th March at 7pm. The Sacrament will be preceded by four instruction sessions on Monday afternoons with the first to commence on Monday 2nd March in the parish hall at 4:15pm. Only requirement
Are you interested in being a reader at our weekend liturgies, if so please email [email protected] or 9743 1017 with your details and the Mass you usually attend.
Some years back, I recall reading an article that spoke of the then recent ‘Whanganui settlement’, signed in 2014 and enacted into law in New Zealand. This settlement established two guardians who were appointed to act on behalf of the Whanganui River
Ashes will be distributed at the Morning Mass at 8.00am and then there will be an evening Mass at 7.30pm.
Euthanasia legislation is likely to raise its head again this year in the NSW Parliament, with a working group already established to draft euthanasia legislation. You are invited to sign a petition at the back of the Church, sending a message of s
Next weekend (29 Feb/ 1 March), Bishop Brady (Auxiliary Bishop of Sydney) will be visiting St. Pat’s as part of the regular parish visitation. Bishop Brady will be celebrating all Masses next weekend. We look forward to welcoming him.
Do you have a key to the Church, Hall, Office, or Presbytery? If so would you please email ([email protected]) with your name and details as to what you have key/s too. Or ring 9743 1017 and leave your details. All keys have to be registered on
Monday: The Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Order Friday: St Peter Damian
