Today the Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Baptism of Our Lord. This brings to an end the season of Christmas. In the Eastern Church this feast is called Theophany because at the baptism of Christ in the River Jordan, God appeared in three persons.
Catholic Care would like to pass on their thanks to all the parishioners at St Patrick’s Mortlake who so kindly gave so many wonderful gifts for all of the children and young adults at Catholic Care. Your generosity was greatly appreciated and th
This year marks the 125th year of St. Patrick’s, Mortlake. The Church and parish community has been an important landmark. Therefore, this year is significant for our parish as we will celebrate 125 years of St. Patrick’s, Mortlake. The church
With the shift towards a cashless society our parish, consistent with many other parishes, is moving towards installing a Tap Donation facility. The unit will accept donations electronically and securely using contactless card/phone/watch payments.
Many thanks to one of our volunteers, Steph (and friend ) who has been sighted regularly watering the church garden recently. And of course with a heavy watering can. As we pray for rain to end the drought and respite from the tragic bush fires this su
Special thanks to Mons John for saying this weekend’s Masses whilst I am down the south coast with family. I know you will be praying for victims of these terrible bushfires. Know also that through these difficult times we also see an insight into the g
Would like to thank St Patrick’s Parish and School for their wonderfully generous support of the Hardest Hit Christmas Appeal to assist local families and groups hardest hit by drought and bushfires in NSW. Your response was truely magnificent. T
The money from these envelopes goes to a Central Fund that attends to the needs of the priests of the Archdiocese. These include: sick priests, priests in special works, migrant chaplains and priests undertaking further studies. Some of these pries
Tuesday: St Sylvester I Wednesday: Mary, The Holy Mother of God Thursday: St Basil the Great & St Gregory Nazianzen
