Bulletins (Weekly Newsletter)

Pope Francis

We give thanks for the life of Pope Francis, who led the Church with humility, compassion and advocacy for the poor, the marginalised, and social justice. His leadership transcended borders and faith. Fr Des Dwyer SJ 
There will be a Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral at 1pm on Monday 28 April, and another Mass in the Parish at the Immaculate Conception Church at 7:30pm on Tuesday 29 April.

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​Fr Paul

Fr Paul Horan is recovering in hospital after a minor procedure. Please keep him in your prayers.

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ANZAC Day

There will be Mass in the main body of the Immaculate Conception Church  at noon on Friday 25 April. The Parish Office will be closed on ANZAC Day.

As we pray for peace to replace conflict across the world, may we remember with gratitude and respect those who served and gave their lives for the future of others. We will remember them. Lest we forget

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​​​​​Maytime Fair (3 May) - Hawthorn Parish Stall

We would appreciate your help with produce to sell at our Parish Stall - jams or preserves, Craft work, homemade baked goods. More details and contact information in the bulletin

 

Project Compassion

You can support Project Compassion 2025 through the donation boxes, envelopes or online at: caritas.org.au/projectcompassion or by calling 1800 024 413. You may return your Project Compassion boxes to the Parish Office or through the collection during Mass.

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Jubilee Year - Hawthorn Parish Pilgrimage

Notre-Dame Exhibition & St Patrick’s Cathedral. As part of our Jubilee Year celebrations on Wednesday 14 May, we will be visiting the Immigration Museum to see the amazing Internationally acclaimed  Notre-Dame de Paris exhibition. An amazing 3D, 360degree journey that takes you back through the incredible 850-yr history and painstaking restoration of the world's most iconic Cathedral.  From there we will make our own Pilgrimage walking to St Patrick’s Cathedral for their 1pm Mass. We will not be providing transport for this event. Parishioners will meet on the day at 10.30am in the foyer of the Immigration Museum. We will then walk to the Cathedral for the 1pm Mass.  At the completion of Mass you are free to do as you wish, stroll through the Gardens, travel into town or simply travel back home. You are welcome to register by contacting the Parish Office and leaving your name and the number of guests that will be attending. Phone or email the parish office 

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