Come and experience the transforming power of Christ’s forgiveness and merciful love that can heal our inner wounds and free us from the bondage of our past lives.

The Holy Relics of St Pio of Pietrelcina are returning to St Mary’s Cathedral to commemorate the Jubilee of 100th Anniversary of his Stigmata (1918-2018) and 50th Anniversary of his death (1968-2018).

Our Lady of Lourdes Church Rockingham Parish will welcome Care for Life - Bioethics Speaker, Ms Felicity Roux, to provide euthanasia/assisted suicide information and have a Q&A session.

Join us for a fun afternoon of laughs, singing and socialising as we move into spring. We also invite attendees to wear your most colourful spring hat!

Please join us for Night Vigil prayers led by Fr Varghese Parackal VC on Saturday 15 September, 10pm to 3am concluding with Holy Mass.

Lecture on John Henry Newman, The Orthodox Liberal by Professor Matthew Ogilvie, University of Notre Dame.

This course reviews Biblical Wisdom – the pursuit of which is our noblest endeavour; its attainment is to be with God.

The ESPERE programme offers those who wish to live more happily, an opportunity to open themselves to forgiveness and reconciliation in order to achieve the construction of better family and social relationships, promoting a culture of peace.

Includes plated breakfast, entertainment and the launch of the new Teenagers Handbook: Love, Sex and Relationships – The Basic Essentials for Catholic Teenagers.

The New Norcia collection of religious art is an excellent repository of religious art and so this weekend will offer a way in which to ‘see’ God through artworks old and new.

What did Jesus teach about nonviolence? How are we to embrace and live out his teachings? What does the challenge of 'love your enemies’ mean in our time and place?

Religious expressions can seem old, outdated and irrelevant especially for smart educated young adults who live in digital age with the world at their fingertips. These sessions will aim to engage sentiments such as this head on.

This program will be offered in two parts of six weeks each as an exploration of such topics as: The Lead-up to Vatican II (Church history), The Council is called, a study of the 16 documents, Post-Vatican II Developments and Pope Francis and the Spirit of Vatican II.

Held over four evenings in August, this course has been designed to affirm, encourage and support families in their endeavour to nurture faith within the home.