St Dominic's Catholic Church, Camberwell

14/06/2026

The Lord's feeling for the crowds and the action he takes speak to what health and holiness is. We believe health and holiness are when everything works as it is designed to do. Sickness and sin are inhibitors of the Creator’s design. We should just recognise that sickness and sin are used by God ...

10/06/2026

St Dominic's Primary School Camberwell at St Patrick's Cathedral
Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne

07/06/2026

Doesn't eating his flesh mean he’ll die? How could we stomach eating it anyway? And in any case, what would eating it achieve? These are the doubts which are behind the Jews’ question: how can this man give us his flesh to eat? And until Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday, they are fa...

03/06/2026

Congratulations and prayers for our first Holy Communicants!

✨ Congratulations to all of our First Holy Communion candidates who received the Eucharist for the first time this afternoon. ✨
What a beautiful celebration of faith, family and community. We are so proud of each of you and the dedication you have shown throughout your preparation.

As this special day comes to a close, may you carry the joy, peace and love of Jesus in your hearts and continue to grow in faith each day

31/05/2026

Believing in God is a risky affair. Pick the wrong one, and it's over. Israel alone enjoys the certainty of revelation: the true God made himself known to them. We know that many of our Old Testament heroes and heroines spoke with God. Moses, for example, saw the Burning Bush and was given the table...

24/05/2026

If we said this is “Red Easter”, we’d get a good sense of how the Church regards Pentecost. The ancient liturgy for this feast was patterned on that of Easter itself. The feast of the Holy Spirit had its own solemn vigil of readings, an exsultet, sequence, and baptismal liturgy. Although there...

22/05/2026

Good news from our wonderful school!

17/05/2026

That’s the last anyone sees of Jesus until the end of time. The New Testament tells us that interactions between Christ and his Church are spiritual from this point: that is to say, real but not face-to-face. For example, the next time the Lord appears will be on the road to Damascus. He says to P...

14/05/2026

All are welcome to join the Dominican community for sung Vespers at 7.15pm on Pentecost Sunday, 24 May, and afterwards for a cup of tea in the Parish Centre. Friends from the Canterbury Council of Churches are particularly welcome as we celebrate the descent of the Holy Spirit on those who are to carry forward the mission of Christ.