Guides

Our Parish Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

For more than a century, the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus has shaped the rhythm of Catholic life in countless parishes across the English-speaking world.…

How to Join the Parish Lenten Fish Fry This Season

Each year as winter loosens its grip and the first hints of spring appear, Roman Catholic parishes across the English-speaking world gather for one of the…

The Italian Catholic Heritage of South Philadelphia

For more than a century, the streets of South Philadelphia have echoed with the prayers and processions of Italian Catholic families. Their great-grandparents…

Preparing Your Child for the Eucharist Before First Communion

For Catholic families across Australia, the season before a child receives First Holy Communion is one of those rare stretches of time that blends the sacred…

What Is The St Vincent De Paul Society And How To Help

The St Vincent de Paul Society is a Catholic movement that responds to poverty through personal care, practical assistance and friendship. Its members are…

How Our Parish Supports Elderly Parishioners

Growing older can bring rich experience, wisdom and a deeper appreciation of faith, yet it can also create practical difficulties. Transport may become…

The Benefits of Attending Daily Mass at Our Church

Daily Mass offers a quiet and faithful rhythm for people who want to place God at the centre of ordinary life. At Epiphany of Our Lord Church in South…

How to Request a Home Visit from a Priest

A home visit from a priest can bring prayer, encouragement, and practical pastoral care to someone who cannot easily attend church. The visit may be requested…

How to Read Our Parish’s Weekly Bulletin

A parish bulletin is more than a weekly notice sheet. It is a practical guide to worship, sacramental preparation, community life, pastoral care, and the small…

feast of the Epiphany and the traditions that bring it to life

For many Australian Catholics, the first week of January is a stretch of long, sun-soaked days, cricket on the radio and family still gathered around the table…