Parish News
Kyabram Catholic Parish
Instagram:
The parish has a new Instagram account which can be found using this link: https://www.instagram.com/kyabramcatholicparish/
Website:
The parish has a new website. Make sure you check it out: https://www.catholicparish.app/kyabram
Weekly Bulletin
Weekly bulletins and parish information can be found at:
www.kyabramcatholicparish.org.au
Email: kyabram@cdos.org.au
Mass Times
Kyabram
Week Day Masses (Tuesday and Thursday): see Parish Diary Dates
Saturday (2nd and 4th Saturday of the month): 6.00pm
Sunday: 8.30am
Tongala
First Sunday of month 11.30am
Merrigum
Third Sunday of month 12.00pm
Mass of Anointing is held the first Thursday of the month at 10.00am in St Augustine’s Church.
Welcome
Our parish extends a warm welcome to all new parishioners. Please register at the Parish Office or take a brochure available at the back of the church - we really want to get to know you!
Parish Support
Thank you to our generous givers for your ongoing support of our Parish!
Our Planned Giving and collections are for – parish operating expenses, churches maintenance, clergy support and presbytery support.
If you are a new parishioner or now in a position to give there are many ways to give to our church needs.
Giving is by way of church envelopes, direct debit or periodic credit card payments and is flexible to suit your preference of weekly, fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, half yearly or yearly. You can also give without a set pledge amount or timeframe to give by.
We encourage anyone who is not on the Planned Giving Program to contact the parish office. Thank you for considering this option to
support our Parish.
Social Justice
This year’s Social Justice Statement, Respect: Confronting Violence and Abuse, invites us to engage with a complex and confronting social reality.
It explores the roots of violence and abuse, honours the voices of victims, offers a social and theological exploration of the reality of violence, especially against women and children and invites us to develop relationships in all parts of our lives ‘marked by equality and reciprocity rather than domination and violence, respect and freedom rather than coercion and control.’
We welcome this urgent call from our Church to deepen our faith through full and frank discussion and dialogue, advocacy and action.
To access the Statement, go to https://bit.ly/SJS22-23.
More information is available at: