Cathedral Parish, Bathurst

Cathedral Parish, Bathurst The Cathedral Parish is a Catholic faith community located in Bathurst, NSW, Australia.

The Cathedral Parish is a Catholic faith community centred on Bathurst NSW, Australia. It embraces people in the city of Bathurst and surrounding countryside and the towns and villages from Sofala and Wattle Flat to the north to Rockley and Burraga to the south. The members of the community provide, or are involved in, many different endeavours in striving to live out the Good News of the Reign of

God’s Love within our local community. The Word of God and our personal and communal prayer nurtures our spirituality that is then activated in our service of others in health and aged care, education, care of those in need and of the environment that sustains us, and the many diverse ways that ‘love of neighbour’ is lived out by members of the community.

Cathedral Parish Bulletin Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time - 21 June 2026
19/06/2026

Cathedral Parish Bulletin
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time - 21 June 2026

16/06/2026
Cathedral Parish BulletinEleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time - 14 June 2026
12/06/2026

Cathedral Parish Bulletin
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time - 14 June 2026

Our Parish Assembly got to the Cathnews
10/06/2026

Our Parish Assembly got to the Cathnews

Parishes in the Bathurst Diocese are holding assemblies, enabling parishioners to gather, listen, discern and identify ways to strengthen Church life and mission in their communities.

Our Parish AssemblyThank you to all those who participated in our Parish Assembly last weekend. Thank you particularly t...
09/06/2026

Our Parish Assembly

Thank you to all those who participated in our Parish Assembly last weekend.

Thank you particularly to the Facilitators on each table whose efforts contributed so much to the conversation. And to all those who assisted with organising and running the day.

The conversation has not ended and we will post details of the follow up that will now occur.

Please pray for the Parish Assembly 🙏🙏🙏Father, you have sent us here in these times to receive your mercy and proclaim i...
06/06/2026

Please pray for the Parish Assembly 🙏🙏🙏

Father, you have sent us here in these times to receive your mercy and proclaim it to others.

In this world of shadows you offer us your light: shining brighter when we share it.

As we walk in this light, let us love one another as you have loved us.

Through Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God forever and ever. Amen.

Our Lady of the Central West, St Patrick, St Francis and St Mary of the Cross.

Pray for us.

⏰⏰⏰Please note the CHANGE OF MASS TIMES this weekend.Please pray for the Parish Assembly 🙏🙏🙏
05/06/2026

⏰⏰⏰Please note the CHANGE OF MASS TIMES this weekend.
Please pray for the Parish Assembly 🙏🙏🙏

Cathedral Parish Bulletin - 7 June 2026THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST - Year A
04/06/2026

Cathedral Parish Bulletin - 7 June 2026
THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST - Year A

04/06/2026

FROM THE ARCHIVES: A Human Formation (Living Tableau) of a Chalice in Bathurst (1930)

In the archives of our Diocese lies a remarkable photograph that captures a powerful expression of faith and community.

As part of the Centenary celebrations marking the first recorded Catholic Mass in the Bathurst district in 1830, large numbers of students from St Patrick's College and St Mary's College gathered to form the image of a Chalice and Host. Viewed from above, the scene became a striking symbol of the Eucharist and the faith that had taken root in the region over the previous century.

In an era long before digital photography, such a formation required careful planning, patience, and a shared sense of purpose. A coordinator can be seen standing on a raised platform directing and choreographing the students as they created this memorable tribute. Devotional tableau vivants or "living pictures" were popular during Eucharistic and Centenary celebrations in this era.

This image is more than just a historical curiosity; it is a visual reminder of the deep roots of our faith in the Bathurst region.

We invite everyone to reflect on this piece of our diocesan history and pray for those who walked before us in faith.

03/06/2026

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Presbytery-100 George Street, (PO Box 9)
Bathurst, NSW
2795

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+61263313066

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