Kangaroo Point East Brisbane Catholic Parish

06/04/2026

“He is risen—celebrated with joy, community, and grateful hearts.” St Joseph’s Kangaroo Point.

02/04/2026

02/04/2026

This evening we gathered in reverence and gratitude to celebrate Holy Thursday, the Mass of the Lord’s Supper. As we remember Christ’s gift of the Eucharist and His call to love and serve one another, may we carry His humility and grace into our lives. ✨🍞🍷

26/03/2026

GETTING EASTER READY—assistance is sought to fill rosters (available at the church doors for all Easter ceremonies). Please
consider where you can assist and place your name on the lists.
Those who may be rostered on for their usual month will be listed. Please advise if you are unavailable and haven’t found a replacement. Thank you

25/03/2026

POPE Leo XIV has appointed Broken Bay Bishop Anthony Randazzo as Prefect of the Dicastery for Legislative Texts and conferred a personal title of archbishop. Archbishop Randazzo, who also currently serves as president of the Federation of Catholic Bishops’ Conferences of Oceania, said in a stateme...

25/03/2026

Our final Lenten gathering - filled with rich discussion, reflection, and the sharing of thoughts. Thankful for this time together as we journey toward Palm Sunday. Thank you to Lyn who led our group discussion each week.💜

24/03/2026

23/03/2026

19/03/2026

💜HOLY WEEK
💜Mark your calendars!

17/03/2026

A relaxed and enjoyable hour where we connect, share faith, learn and journey together, as we prepare for Easter. Everyone welcome.

17/03/2026

Today we celebrate the feast of St Patrick, the beloved patron saint of Ireland. ☘️💚🇮🇪

Born in Britain around 389 AD, Patrick’s early life was marked by suffering and providence. At the age of sixteen he was captured by Irish raiders and taken to Ireland as a slave. During the long years of isolation and hardship, his heart turned deeply to God. After six years, Patrick escaped and eventually discerned God’s call to the priesthood. Ordained a bishop, he courageously returned to the very land of his captivity, not with bitterness, but with the Gospel of Christ. With humility and wisdom, Patrick preached throughout Ireland. Tradition tells us he used the humble shamrock to teach the mystery of the Holy Trinity, one God in three Persons, a simple image that spoke powerfully to the people. Over the course of more than forty years, he established churches, monasteries and schools, nurturing a vibrant Christian faith across the island. Patrick died on March 17, around 461 AD, in Saul, the place where he had built his first church in Ireland.

On this feast day, may we be inspired by his faith, courage and trust in God’s plan. May St Patrick intercede for us, that our hearts too may be renewed in faith and missionary love. St Patrick, pray for us. 🙏