+61 3 9481 7333

61 Queens Parade, Clifton Hill VIC 3068




CELEBRATIONS

On Saturday, 23rd November, 

St Cecilia Cung Chieu Choir will be celebrating their 45th anniversary.

Congratulations to all our Vietnamese parishioners

for such wonderful singing in our parish.

On Sunday, 24th November, a special Mass will be held

at St Joseph’s for the Feast Day of St Cecilia at 9am.

 



WELCOME and CONGRATULATIONS 

On Saturday, 16 November 2024, 

we have the pleasure of celebrating the baptism of Roman Cao Hung

son of Rajiv Mario Michael Rengarajah and Vu Thi Jacinta Cao of Mt Waverley, 

at St Joseph's, Collingwood,

and on Sunday, 17 November 2024,

 Massimo, son of Andrew and Lauren Melilli of Kew,

will be baptised at St John's. 

We warmly welcome these two boys into the Church 

and hope their journey of faith is most enjoyable.





 'A SUNDAY TO CELEBRATE'

On Sunday, 17 November,

we shall celebrate our togetherness

with a cuppa after every Mass at St John's

All welcome.







BECOMING A CATHOLIC

Do you know of anyone who is considering becoming a Catholic?

OLSC is embarking on a course of RCIA for people interested.

Please ring the office on 9481 7333

to make an appointment to meet with Fr Cassius.



mass times

St John the Baptist Clifton Hill

Sunday

9.00 am (Italian)

11.00 am and 5.00 pm


Tuesday - Friday

9.15 am


Saturday

8.30 am

6.00 pm

(Sunday Vigil)

St Joseph's Collingwood

Sunday

9.00 am (Vietnamese)


Monday - Friday

8.30 am


Saturday

8.30 am

6.00 pm

(Sunday Vigil)



The Chapel of the Good Shepherd

Sunday

9.30 am


Monday, Wednesday & Friday

9.30 am




worship & sacraments

Baptisms

Baptism is the sacrament by which a person is initiated into the Christian faith and becomes a member of the Church.



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Marriage

In the Catholic understanding, marriage is a covenant, a sacred and permanent commitment between the spouses.



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Reconciliation

Reconciliation, also known as Confession or Penance, is the sacrament through which Catholics seek forgiveness for their sins.


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