“Because there is one bread, we who are many are one body, for we all partake of the one bread.” 1 CORINTHIANS 10:17
As disciples of Jesus, we are called to lead holy lives and invite others to join us. Living a stewardship lifestyle, being grateful and generous with our gifts, serves a double purpose. 1. it helps build God’s kingdom here on earth. 2. it helps us strengthen each other’s relationship with God the Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. It becomes our roadmap to Heaven. We pray that we answer God’s call to build his kingdom on earth and help each other get to Heaven!
The ultimate aim of Refugee Week is to create better understanding between different communities and to encourage successful integration enabling refugees to live in safety and to continue making a valuable contribution to Australia. Refugee Week is a unique opportunity for us all to experience and celebrate the rich diversity of refugee communities through theatre, music, dance, film and other events. At TWCS we celebrate over 20 different cultural backgrounds of our families:
Australian, Filipino, Indian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Shona, Greek, Polish, Italian, Salvadoran, Taiwanese, Egyptian and Peru, Qatar, Lebanese, Serbian, Austrian and more.
We acknowledge the colour, vibrancy and diversity these cultures bring to our community. We welcome you all HOME to Australia.
On June 19th we call to mind God’s great love for us, visible in the life and mission of Jesus. This feast day is a celebration of the love and compassion of Jesus for all, who ministered among us with great love and compassion. The SRC hosted a school liturgy led by Fr Peter. We know that God is a loving friend to us. A friend who will continue to support and forgive us when we make mistakes. Let us give thanks for this love.
"Together with all God’s people, you may have the power to understand how wide and long, how high and deep, is Christ’s love." Ephesians 3: 14-19
What a wonderful response from our community! There have been over 200 books covered in just one week. This is remarkable. New reading books are now available for the children. They will be distributed to the R-2 classes as well as the library. Happy Bookworms!
School is about learning, building relationships and having fun! That is how Pyjama Day covers all those themes. Learning about Vinnies and the work they do for the vulnerable and the poor. Building relationships with each other and supporting others in times of need. Wearing PJs to school while watching the Year 1 assembly during a live stream. Too Much Fun! What great way to raise money and awareness. Thank you for your support and gold coin donations for the Winter Appeal. We raised $270.
Dear Parishioners,
A brief update on the latest developments regarding Sunday Masses. Please note the changes to Sunday Mass times:
Saturday Vigil Mass:
6pm - St Aloysius, Richmond
5:30pm adoration and confessions.
Sunday Mass:
9:00am - St John Bosco, Brooklyn Park
11:00am - St Aloysius, Richmond
4:30pm - St John Bosco
Weekday Masses:
Tues - 7:30am, St John Bosco, Brooklyn Park
Wed - 7:30am, St John Bosco, Brooklyn Park
Thurs - 9:00am, St Aloysius, Richmond
Fri - 9:00am, St Aloysius, Richmond
Sat - 9:00am, St John Bosco, Brooklyn Park
9:30am Rosary and confessions
Online Booking for Masses
Please book in for Saturday Night/Sunday Masses using our website: Remember that you will need to make a booking for each individual attending Mass (not just one booking for 'Joe and Mary Smith' or 'The Jones Family'). If you need any assistance in booking the Mass, please contact the parish office.
*After Friday 19/6, there will be no need to book in for weekday Masses.
What's different during the Mass?
