Faith Education

  • Adults

    Adult continuing education is very important. Fr John is very open to offering experiences which will will assist Parishioners in a greater understanding and deepening of their own spirituality.

  • Children's Liturgy

    Children’s Liturgy is available for primary school age children during the Sunday Morning Mass. At each of our churches, Children are taken to a separate venue where they hear and discuss the Gospel and other readings of the day. Dedicated parishioners prepare activities to enhance their understanding. Children return to their families for the remainder of Mass.

Right of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)

Adults who are interested in learning more about the Catholic Tradition with a view to future membership are invited to join the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults) process.

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a program for non-Catholics who are interested in (or even just thinking about) joining the Catholic Church. It is also appropriate for teenagers and adults who have been baptised but have not completed their sacraments. It provides an understanding of the Christian faith as it is lived and celebrated in the Catholic tradition.

Meetings are relaxed, informal, and offer an opportunity to share thoughts, questions, and aspirations with others interested in learning more about the Catholic Faith.

Enquiries are welcome at any time and the enquirer will be linked with members of the RCIA Team and supported through the more structured meetings.
The process culminates in the reception of the sacraments of initiation by those who are ready at the Easter Vigil Mass.

Enquirers are encouraged to come and meet with others on a similar journey – to talk, to listen, and to discern together. There is no obligation or pressure. Further information and initial enquiries may be made to the sacramental co-ordinator. When possible, a separate process is organised for teenagers so that they may discuss topics of interest in the company of their peers.