Posts Categorized: News and Events

School Governance Working Party Update

Monthly updates by way of Governance Bulletins with information regarding the work of this significant Diocesan Working Party will be provided in this way to all Parishioners throughout the year.  You are invited to email any questions or comments that you might have to [email protected].   SGWP Briefing Bulletin #1 (2MARCH2020) FINAL

ONE BAPTISM ONE FAITH

Last Sunday at the children’s Mass we had an extra liturgy which was the R.C.I.C – Rite of Christian Initiation of Children. Two of our students were seeking to become Catholics. They had been baptised in the Anglican Church previously as babies. Their parents were also all Anglicans. Isabella Beggs and Emily Nield have been… Read more

Are we grateful?

Last Saturday we celebrated Australia day. The people in Tatura are very good at supporting the activities, from the Lions Club BBQ to the flow on in the Italian Social Club for the Australia Day program. Nearly 300 people packed in to hear who were the award winners for this year. Before this we celebrated… Read more

Child Safety

This week I attended an information day on ‘Child Safety’. This was not a new topic as we have been very pro-active not only in the diocese but throughout the Catholic Church. Priests were required to attend one of two days to be further informed of what is happening and needs to be followed through,… Read more

Christ the King

This is a wonderful feast to celebrate at anytime but it is more significant as the final Sunday of the liturgical year. Christ as the universal king, who reigns over all the world. But not a king who rules and lords it over everyone but as a servant king. They both don’t seem to go… Read more

Pray for the Dead

November is a special time; besides the excitement of being not long before Christmas, it is a special time for Catholics to remember the dead. This is when we are really aware of what it means to be a part of a communion of saints. All Saints Day – 1st November and All Souls Day… Read more