As we journey through the Jubilee Year 2025, themed "Pilgrims of Hope", we are invited to walk together in faith and solidarity, seeking justice, dignity, and peace for all. In this spirit, the Racial and Cultural Inclusion Commission, under the leadership of Canon Victor Darlington, warmly extends this invitation to you to join us for Racial Justice Sunday on 16 February 2025, as we reflect on the theme: "Pilgrims of Hope: Our Journey Together Towards Racial Justice".

Come to the 6pm Mass on the first Sunday of every month and join with other young adults as you are fed by the Word of God and the Eucharist.

Come to the 6pm Mass on the first Sunday of every month and join with other young adults as you are fed by the Word of God and the Eucharist.

Come to the 6pm Mass on the first Sunday of every month and join with other young adults as you are fed by the Word of God and the Eucharist.

Come to the 6pm Mass on the first Sunday of every month and join with other young adults as you are fed by the Word of God and the Eucharist.

The Ascension of the Lord commemorates the day, 40 days after the Resurrection (Easter) when Jesus, returned to his Father in heaven.

Celebrate the Lord’s Resurrection, visit your local parish or the one nearest to your university and celebrate this great feast.

Holy Saturday is when Christians share and remember the time Jesus was in the tomb. It is a day of quiet in the Church that ends with the Easter Vigil. The Easter Vigil is the concluding part of the Easter Triduum.

Maundy Thursday is the annual celebration of the Institution of the Eucharist (Holy Communion). It is the day when during the Mass we hear the reading from John’s Gospel about Jesus washing the feet of the disciples.

Palm Sunday is the day when Christians commemorate Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. On this day Masses can begin with processions and worshippers can be given palms/palm crosses.

Ash Wednesday is the start of Lent in the Christian year, a time to ‘return to God with all our heart’. There is an invitation during this time to fast, pray and do acts of charity (almsgiving).

The Epiphany, the twelfth day of Christmas re-tells the story of the showing of Jesus to the magi. The magi represent all those beyond the House of David.

The Ascension of the Lord commemorates the day, 40 days after the Resurrection (Easter) when Jesus, returned to his Father in heaven.

Celebrate the Lord’s Resurrection, visit your local parish or the one nearest to your university and celebrate this great feast.

Holy Saturday is when Christians share and remember the time Jesus was in the tomb. It is a day of quiet in the Church that ends with the Easter Vigil. The Easter Vigil is the concluding part of the Easter Triduum.

Maundy Thursday is the annual celebration of the Institution of the Eucharist (Holy Communion). It is the day when during the Mass we hear the reading from John’s Gospel about Jesus washing the feet of the disciples.

Palm Sunday is the day when Christians commemorate Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. On this day Masses can begin with processions and worshippers can be given palms/palm crosses.

Ash Wednesday is the start of Lent in the Christian year, a time to ‘return to God with all our heart’. There is an invitation during this time to fast, pray and do acts of charity (almsgiving).

The Epiphany, the twelfth day of Christmas re-tells the story of the showing of Jesus to the magi. The magi represent all those beyond the House of David.

The Ascension of the Lord commemorates the day, 40 days after the Resurrection (Easter) when Jesus, returned to his Father in heaven.

Celebrate the Lord’s Resurrection, visit your local parish or the one nearest to your university and celebrate this great feast.

Holy Saturday is when Christians share and remember the time Jesus was in the tomb. It is a day of quiet in the Church that ends with the Easter Vigil. The Easter Vigil is the concluding part of the Easter Triduum.

Maundy Thursday is the annual celebration of the Institution of the Eucharist (Holy Communion). It is the day when during the Mass we hear the reading from John’s Gospel about Jesus washing the feet of the disciples.

Palm Sunday is the day when Christians commemorate Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. On this day Masses can begin with processions and worshippers can be given palms/palm crosses.

A private service for the funeral of Archbishop Emeritus Peter Smith.

Ash Wednesday is the start of Lent in the Christian year, a time to ‘return to God with all our heart’. There is an invitation during this time to fast, pray and do acts of charity (almsgiving).

The Epiphany, the twelfth day of Christmas re-tells the story of the showing of Jesus to the magi. The magi represent all those beyond the House of David.