Mass Times Mon: 9.00am Sat: Latin Mass 9:00am (except First Saturday: see below) Sun: 9:00am, 5:30pm; 11:30am Mass in Mandarin Reconciliation
Saturday 9:45am and before each daily Mass including Sunday
Mass Times Mon: 5.30pm Sat: 8.00am Adoration, 9am Holy Mass Vigil 5.30pm Sun: 9am, 11am (Deaf Mass, all welcome) Reconciliation
Before every Mass and by appointment
Mass Times Mon: 8.00am Rosary and Prayer;9.15am Mass Sat: 9.30am Rosary Sun: 9.00am, 10.30am , 6.00pm Reconciliation
Monday to Friday 9am, Saturday 4:30pm to 5:15pm
Mass Times Mon: 10.00am Sat: 10.00am and 5.30pm Vigil Mass for Sunday Sun: 9.30am Sung English Mass, 11.00am Sung Latin Mass, 6.00pm English Low Mass Reconciliation
Tuesdays: 6.30pm to 7.00pm, Wednesdays: 6.30pm to 7.00pm, Saturdays: 10.30am (until there are no more penitents).
Mass Times Mon: No mass celebrated on Monday Sat: 9:15am (with Adoration from 8:15am and Benediction at 8:55am) Sun: 8:00am, 10:00am Reconciliation
Fridays: 8:15am-8:55am Saturdays: 8:15am-8:55 am, 4:45pm-5:15pm
Mass Times Mon: No Mass Sat: Sun: English: 8.30 am, 10 am ; Vietnamese: 5 pm; Filipino: 3 pm on First Sunday of the month Reconciliation
Wednesday 8:30 am and Saturday 5:30 pm
Mass Times Mon: 9.00am Sat: 9.00am Sun: 8.00am; 10.00am; 5.00pm (Vietnamese) Reconciliation
Wednesday, Saturday: 8.30-8.50am & Sat 5.00-5.20pm English or Vietnamese Language available
Updated 30/03/2023: Belfield Parish Priest Fr Andrew Benton said the event preceding a violent protest on 21 March was not intended to be a political forum
Pope Francis was admitted to hospital with infectious bronchitis, and is responding well to treatment, according to the Vatican. He is likely to be released in a few days, but it is as yet unclear whether he will lead Palm Sunday services in Rome
Updated: Spokespersons for the National Civic Council, St Vincent de Paul Society, Archdiocesan Justice and Peace Office and Australian Christian Lobby welcome the new Labor government
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