Calendar

October is the month of the Holy Rosary and Our Lady and in particular Tuesday 7 October is the Memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary. The Rosary will be held Monday 6 October at 11.30am for the memorial of our Lady of the Rosary  on Tuesday 7 October. Everyone is very welcome to attend.

In recent times the Mother of God has appeared in various parts of the world and asked for the recitation of the Rosary, the prayer she gave to the world centuries ago. It is her favourite prayer, for it is essentially a meditation on the life of her Divine Son. The Rosary is a combination of vocal prayer (the Our Fathers and Hail Marys) and of mental prayer, namely, reflection on important events in the life of Christ and His Mother.

We meet on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month in Connolly Hall from 7.00pm to 8.30pm.

All are welcome. For prayer requests and enquiries, please email [email protected]

Scripture Reflection (held every Tuesday evening from 6 pm until 6.45 pm in the Parish Office).

The Gospel scripture for the coming Sunday is read and discussed within a small group.  Everyone gets the opportunity to express their views no matter what level of knowledge of the Liturgies.  The discussion is deemed to be very beneficial in providing background to the Gospel when it is read in the next Saturday and Sunday’s Masses.

Holy Hour for Peace in the Holy Land – On Sunday, 12 October, 3pm, at the Cathedral the parishes of Wellington will gather in a Holy Hour to pray for peace in the Holy Land. At the same time throughout the Archdiocese pastoral areas will be gathering in prayer. Please come to the Cathedral to pray for peace.

Scripture Reflection (held every Tuesday evening from 6 pm until 6.45 pm in the Parish Office).

The Gospel scripture for the coming Sunday is read and discussed within a small group.  Everyone gets the opportunity to express their views no matter what level of knowledge of the Liturgies.  The discussion is deemed to be very beneficial in providing background to the Gospel when it is read in the next Saturday and Sunday’s Masses.