St Patricks Parish@SpiritLive(TM)

Parish life
At St Patrick's we aim to be a welcoming community which fosters friendship within our ministries and beyond our liturgies. There are lots of opportunities to get to know your fellow parishioners - whether you prefer attending one-off events, or joining a group which meets regularly - there's something for you. By following the links below you'll find information on our ministries, social & prayer groups & regular events. Please feel free to contact the parish office for further information on getting involved. Meanwhile, if you're new in the Parish & would welcome a call from one of our Pastoral Council members just let me know.... I'd like to welcome you personally.
Father John Knight (Parish Priest)

St Patrick's Church Tour - Under construction

Parish Ministries, Groups & Activities
Our Christian Community
fostering a sense of belonging by developing an active Parish Community

    Altar Society Teams

Banner Group

Counters

    Church Gardens

Coffee & Tea Set

Finance Committee

Friendship Club

Hospitality Group



Memorial Gardens

Pastoral Council

Playgroup

Planned Giving

Primary School

College

Social Committee

Tour Guides

Young Families Group

Youth Group

Our Faith Community
Fostering deeper prayer & spirituality within the Community

    ANOINTING

Adult Education

Altar Servers

   BAPTISM

Charismatic Prayer

Choir Group

Children's Liturgy

Ecumenism

Emmaus Group

Exposition of the
Blessed Sacrament

Family Mass

Liturgy Committee

MARRIAGE

Musicians

Ministers of the Eucharist
and at the Altar

   Ministers of the Word

ROSTERS

Sacramental Program
Registration Form

Spirituality Group

Youth Mass

Our Witnessing Community
sharing the responsibility for life & mission of our community

   Baptism Preparation

Catechists

   Caring Group

Christmas Day Lunch

Funeral Ministry

Inquirers -
Becoming Catholic

Legion of Mary
St Vincent de Paul

    Visitation to the Sick/Elderly

Welcome New Parishioners

Wrap With Love

30 Seconds of Fame!
Here’s your opportunity to speak about what your group does &/or maybe encourage others to be involved! Following Easter, there will be a book at the back of the Church on one of the tables for parish groups to sign up for the chance of speaking for 30 seconds about your group, or something connected with your group at Mass! This is a way of letting other parishioners hear about what’s happening around the parish. This ‘30 seconds of fame’ will be held on the first weekend of each month. Pastoral Council—Andrew Pankhurst

How
do I become Catholic?

When at a particular time a person feels the need to search for God in their life more deeply, this is God’s action, His gift to that individual

Have you ever wanted to know more about the Catholic faith, considered becoming Catholic - but not known where to go...who to ask? Each year our parish offers an INQUIRERS COURSE follow the link for full details

Please remember in your prayers...
Watch O Lord, with those who wake, or watch, or weep tonight, and give your angels charge over those who sleep. Tend your sick ones, O Lord Christ. Rest your weary ones. Bless your dying ones. Soothe your sufferingo nes. Pity your afflicted ones. Embrance your lonely ones. Shield your joyous ones. And for all your love's sake. Amen.
If tomorrow starts without me In Loving Remembrance (Remembrance Liturgy)

Candles

†SICK † RECENTLY DECEASED - ANNIVERSARY - SPECIAL INTENTIONS

WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU OR A
LOVED ONE BECOMES ILL

Arrange a Mass Intention
(For Privacy purposes - Please be sure to indicate whether you wish this intention to be published)