A New Discipleship Journey in Our Parish
Earlier this February, our parish launched VIA — a new discipleship journey designed to help people grow deeper in their relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ. VIA is for anyone seeking more — for those who want to systematically learn more
Youth Ministry Leader Position Available
Our parish is seeking a passionate Youth Ministry Leader to help grow our Ablaze Youth Group. This permanent part-time role involves leading weekly gatherings, supporting volunteers, and creating a welcoming, faith-filled space for young people in Years 7–12 to connect,
Ablaze Women Ministry – Our First Gathering
On Monday evening, 30th March, twenty-seven women, of all ages, gathered for the very first Ablaze Women Ministry session—and what a grace-filled beginning it was. The evening opened with a warm welcome, followed by Fr Richard’s special blessing to launch the
Homily by Fr Richard Rosse – 5th Sunday of Lent, Year A (22 March 2026)
The readings today certainly turn our attention to heavenly and supernatural things. By raising Lazarus from the dead and, as it were, giving him back to his sisters Jesus is definitely performing a miracle, something that is supernatural. In the
PLT Parish Update January – March 2026
From late January, the Parish Leadership Team resumed weekly meetings with a focus on missionary renewal for 2026. Across February and March, the team reviewed a wide range of parish initiatives, including: New and upcoming devotions such as the Holy
Announcement: Decree Modifying Parish Boundaries
The Archbishop of Melbourne, the Most Reverend Peter Andrew Comensoli, has issued a decree modifying the parish boundaries of the following parishes: St Catherine of Siena Parish, Caroline Springs, St Dominic’s Parish, Melton and St Anthony of Padua Parish, Melton
Parish Carols Evening: A Celebration of Faith, Community, and Hope
On Sunday 14 December, our parish community came together in a spirit of faith and fellowship, united in our love of Christ, our hope for peace and joy in the world. This treasured annual event once again bore witness to
Homily by Fr Richard Rosse – 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C (28 Sept 2025)
In the First Reading today, the Prophet Amos uses very clear language to exhort the inhabitants of the Northern Kingdom not to rest on their laurels. Likewise, we should not take our faith for granted. Our obligation to come to
Homily by Fr Richard Rosse – 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C (21 Sept 2025)
The Second Reading today shows us one of the most beautiful invitations to prayer which we get from St Paul. First of all, he asks that supplications, prayers, petitions, and thanksgivings be offered for everyone. This has reminded me that