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- June 12, 2026
Traditionally month of June is dedicated to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. This devotion focuses on God's boundless, burning love and mercy for humanity.
Read moreTraditionally month of June is dedicated to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. This devotion focuses on God's boundless, burning love and mercy for humanity.
Read moreNovena continues here in St Johns's Cathedral.
Daily 10am and 5.45pm, Monday to Friday
Concludes Saturday 11th June - Blessing of the Lillies at 10am and 6pm -
Read moreCorpus Christi translates from Latin as the Body of Christ. Formally named the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, this feast explicitly honors the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist—His body, blood, soul, and divinity.
Read moreLove is always at the centre. It is Love that is always active. It is ONLY Love that is at work.
It is Love the came to us in Jesus (the Son).
Read moreOur hope is in the one person who defeated death, and who now lives in us through the Holy Spirit, and who will come again. That person is Jesus.
….And no earthly Kingdom or King can stop him.
Today's Gospel brings consolation to the followers of Jesus living in the ‘tweentime’ of Resurrection and Pentecost. It helps us through confusion and doubt, sustaining us while we wait for the Kingdom of God to be fully realised.
Read moreThe Month of May is dedicated to honouring the Blessed Virgin Mary, also referring to her as the "Queen of May". The month is marked by special devotions, floral tributes, and communal prayers such as the rosary to recognize Mary's role as the Mother of God and the spiritual mother of all Christians.
Read moreFor today Sunday, April 26, the central religious theme focuses on trusting the guidance of the "Good Shepherd" during the Fourth Sunday of Easter.
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