Sunday Masses |
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| Saturday 18:00 | MASS | Anticipated 1st Mass of Sunday |
| Sunday 09:30 | MASS | Children’s Liturgy Groups in Pastoral Centre |
| Sunday 11:30 | MASS | Solemn sung Latin |
| Sunday 17:30 | MASS | followed by Confirmation Class as per timetable |
| Mass times for Christmas and Easter will be posted separately | ||
Mass on Holy Days of Obligation |
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| 10:00 & 19:00 | MASS | |
Daily Mass |
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| 10:00 | MASS | Daily, Monday – SaturdayAlso at other times in our two schools as announced |
| Saturday | ||
| 10:00 | MASS | Mass of the Day |
| 18:00 | MASS | Anticipated first Mass of Sunday |
Daily Devotions |
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| Monday-Saturday 10:30 | Rosary | Lady Chapel |
Eucharistic Adoration |
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| Every Thursday | 10:30-20:00 | |
Confession |
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| Saturday | After the 10:00 Mass (i.e. 10:30-11:30) | |
| Before the 18:00 Mass (i.e. 17.15-17.45) | ||
| Additional times before Christmas and Easter | ||
| The Church porch is usually open from 9.30am to early evening for quiet prayer before the Blessed Sacrament. | ||
| The Church is open daily on weekdays from 09:30-11:00 | ||
| Saturdays from 09:30-11:30 and 17:00-19:00 | ||
| and Sundays from 08:45-12:30 and 16:30-18:30 | ||
| On Thursdays the Church is open all day (09:15-20:00) for Eucharistic Adoration | ||
Welcome!
With over a thousand people at Sunday Masses, and more than seventy parish groups, St Joseph’s is a vibrant and varied parish, serving Catholics (and those interested in exploring the Catholic Faith) of every age, interest and background. Our parish life, teaching and mission are faithful to the Second Vatican Council, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the inspiration and initiatives of the Holy Father.
If you’re new to the parish, or just interested in Catholicism, your best first step is to come to Sunday Mass and experience the varied “styles” at 9.30am, 11.30am and 5.30pm – you’ll be handed our weekly Sunday Bulletin with reflections and news. Then come and meets others over coffee (between the 9.30am & 11.30am Masses), and introduce yourself to one of the Priests or Deacon of the Parish.