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Bishop of Sandhurst Leslie Tomlinson reads the Plenary Council Prayer at the Sacred Heart Cathedral on Pentecost Sunday in preparation for the Plenary Council in 2020.

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The Catholic Church loves to celebrate. We celebrate feast days and solemnities, holy days and sacraments. The Church encourages private celebrations, such as the celebration of one’s Baptism day. Each month is dedicated to particular devotions, and June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

St Augustine’s Parish, Kyabram
One Hundred & Fortieth Anniversary
13th May, 2018

"Indeed, it gives me great pleasure to join with you today to offer my congratulations and to mark the celebration of one hundred and forty years of the Parish of St Augustine’s Kyabram. Today, the Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord, May 13th,is also the feast day of Our Lady of Fatima, and so we ask the blessing of Our Lady on these celebrations." - Bishop Leslie Tomlinson

Bishop of Sandhurst Leslie Tomlinson reads the Plenary Council Prayer at the Sacred Heart Cathedral on Pentecost Sunday in preparation for the Plenary Council in 2020.

Please find a list of Child Safety policies held by the Catholic Diocese of Sandhurst

The latest edition of ‘Pathways for Families 2018’ has arrived in schools and parishes across the Sandhurst Diocese.

The booklet produced by Adult Faith Education Sandhurst outlines opportunities to assist families on their faith journey.

The Book of Prayer based of Pope Francis' The Joy of the Gospel is available in schools and parishes across the Sandhurst Diocese.

The booklet produced in is available through Adult Faith Education Sandhurst.

Pope Francis has described the Church as a “family of families” (Amoris Laetitia 87). There are many people who, through Baptism, belong to the family of the Church, but who, for one reason or another, have drifted away. Saint Paul wants them to know that they have not been forgotten. “God never takes back His gifts or revokes His choice”. It is the love of God that makes us Christian in the first place, and it is His faithful love that keeps the door open for us, even when we do not see Christ or Christianity in ourselves.