Sacraments & RCIA

Are you an adult and have not been baptised? We celebrate adult baptism once a year after six months of RCIA preparation program.

Information about our Parish Sacramental Program and the Archdiocesan Policy on Christian Initiation.

Baptism is the first sacrament making us part of the community of faith. Find out about Baptism and what you need to do to have your child baptised.

Confirmation is the second of the three Sacraments of Christian initiation. It is the link between Baptism and First Communion. Find out about Confirmation and what you need to do to have your child confirmed.

Eucharist is the third sacrament. It completes the process of initiation and is when you can fully participate in the Eucharist by receiving Holy Communion. Find out about Eucharist and what you need to do.

Eucharist is the third sacrament. It completes the process of initiation and is when you can fully participate in the Eucharist by receiving Holy Communion. Find out about Eucharist and what you need to do.

Anointing of the Sick (or Last Rites) is a Sacrament of the Church for those whose health is seriously impaired by sickness or old age. It enables a person to be anointed with the oil of the sick, to experience the healing and strength of Jesus Christ and to be supported by a praying community.

God who created us out of love also calls us to love – this is the fundamental and innate vocation of every human being. For we are created in the image and likeness of God who is love. The mutual love of man and woman becomes an image of the absolute and unfailing love with which God loves humanity.

Bishops, Priests and deacons through Holy Orders or Ordination, are given sacred power in the name and authority of Jesus Christ and through the Holy Spirit, to serve the people of God.

Information about what to do if you wish to hold a service at one of our Parish Churches to farewell a person who has died and entrust that person to God’s loving care.