Catholic Masses - Parishioners Attendances Can Reach 50 this week - Bishop of Wollongong Diocese

It is pleasing to note that people can go back to church now, on the direction of Bishop Brian Mascord. In the Diocese of Wollongong, up to 50 parishioners can attend mass. So there is a roster of maximum 50 people invited to attend each of the 4 masses over the weekend, in my new parish of Holy Spirit, Vincentia.

God works in mysterious ways as I was previously attending Holy Family, Emerton and now attending Holy Spirit. What message is sending to me? I'll let you work that out.

I do miss the Bishop Brian Mascord's he has held since churches/parishes were close when we were all affected by Coronavirus COVID-19. I have never been to mass with a blanket over me, whilst watching on television. All these masses and the St Marys Cathedral Easter mass was so spiritual for me. The online masses have been produced with a great spiritual quality.

Last week, we were allowed only 10 parishioners at each mass of 4 masses and it was the first time, I was asked to do the readings. It's funny, I felt like I was reading in front of 300 people and yet, it wasn't to be. I did feel privileged out 200 parishioners to be asked to be one of the first 10 parishioners, for one mass.

 Check your own parish, for masses this weekend!

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Catholic Mass At Holy Family (Emerton) Mount Druitt - 6th Sunday of Easter YEAR A - 17th May 2020

Here is the 9.00am Mass for the Sixth Sunday of Easter in Year A, falling on the 17th May 2020, held at Holy Family, (Emerton) Mount Druitt.

Celebrant: Fr Patrick Mullins SJ

Acolyte: Peter Morrell

Lectors: Therese Murray and Gordon Bruton

Music By: Etuate Paunga and family

Audio/Visual: Thomas Barrell

Mass setting: "Mass of Christ the Savior" by Daniel L. Schutte. Text (c) 2010, ICEL. All rights reserved. Used with permission. Music (c) 2007, 2009, Daniel L. Schutte. Published by OCP. All rights reserved. Uesd with permission under One License No. 623766.

Excerpts from the English translation of the Roman Missal (c) 2010, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Inc (ICEL). All rights reserved.

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Check With Your Religious Church/ Parish etc As There is So Much Opportunity To Pray And Keep Up To Date With Our Religion

Most of you would know I'm neither an atheist nor an agnostic person. I believe in both normal times and hard times, in fact in all times, we need to pray. Pray to God for help.

Most of us pray, only when we need too. Some of us pray because it has great and wonderful healing effects on us, if not now, in time. I know God plans my life. I feel that he is there watching me making sure that I follow in his footsteps of having a good life leading to the pearly gates of heaven. I truly believe in God. There have been some people that have tried to sway or swing me away from belief of God and it hasn't worked. My mother was a strong Catholic and always made sure both my sister and I went to church masses religiously. I thank her so much for giving me that strength and power of prayer top God.

There was a time I didn't go to church, as I was getting older. This was not because of non-belief but because of lack of ambition to do so. Throughout my life I knew my heart was always leading to being a stronger believer of God. So, I believe that no matter what faith you believe in - keep on praying for forever worldwide peace and happiness- keep in contact with your local church, parish, temple, mosque leaders and see if they are still publishing parish bulletins or weekly material that keeps you interested in God and the way of the true life.

I receive bulletins from the local Catholic Parish, which keeps us in touch with my religion. And Do the same and find out what is happening in your religion during this Coronavirus COVID-19. We have so much time to pray and be in peace amongst ourselves

Roman Catholic Masses Are Now Live Streamed & Message From Arch Bishop Anthony Fisher - Sydney

With the previous announcement that Roman Catholic Church in Australia masses have been cancelled from all Dioceses, as per advice from the Australian Government.We can advise there are live steam masses for Palm Sunday for the following Dioceses:


Click here for 9AM Palm Sunday Mass - Diocese of Wollongong


Click here for 10AM Palm Sunday Mass, Diocese of Parramatta


Click here for 10.30AM Palm Sunday Mass - Diocese of Sydney


You may use the same links for ordinary masses as well and  for the Easter Festivities. If you outside these dioceses, then search for your diocese and see if there is live streaming of masses.

Listen to the message from Sydney Arch Bishop Anthony Fisher
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For other religious orders please contact your leaders and they should assist you and lead you to the right direction, if they have live streaming services.



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