St. Mary's Parish Coomera

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St. Mary's Parish Coomera Catholic Church under the Archdiocese of Brisbane

đź“…Weekly Mass Schedule
Monday - No Mass
Tuesday - 7am followed by adoration
Wednesday - 6pm
Thursday - 7am followed by adoration
Friday - 7am followed by the rosary
Saturday - 6pm Vigil Mass
Sunday - 7:30am, 9am, 5pm Mass

Hot take: most of the congregation would rather hear your children during Mass than not hear them at all because you dec...
13/10/2026

Hot take: most of the congregation would rather hear your children during Mass than not hear them at all because you decided to keep them away 🔥

We want to extend a big thank you to every parent out there who brings their children to Mass every Sunday. Thank you for allowing your children to be a part of our community. Thank you for bringing them to meet Jesus. We get it. It's not always easy. But parenting rarely is. We invest so much in our childrens education, their physical health, their hobbies etc. But the most important investment we can ever make is in their spiritual health.

On Sunday, we heard the parable of the wedding banquet. Every Mass is a banquet where we are invited by the King himself to come along. No need to bring a plate, everything is provided. He just wants us to come. And His invitation is for EVERYONE. He doesn't ask us to leave the kids at home until they are old enough to understand or behave appropriately.

At St Mary’s, we have so many ways to help engage children including altar serving, Children's Liturgy of the Word, school holiday programs, nativity plays and monthly family gatherings. But we also welcome families with children along to our other events such as our upcoming Worship night and connect groups, Multicultural Celebration and rosary processions. We provide babysitting for Alpha participants.

You are invited. The banquet is prepared. You are required to bring absolutely nothing but your family, even in all its messiness. The question is, will you accept the invitation?

“Let everything that has breath praise the Lord! Praise the Lord!” – Psalm 150:6Is your soul in need of nourishment?Have...
09/10/2026

“Let everything that has breath praise the Lord! Praise the Lord!” – Psalm 150:6

Is your soul in need of nourishment?

Have you been feeling distracted lately?

Are you longing for more of the Lord?

Sometimes, all we need is to step away from the busyness of life, quieten our hearts, and return to the presence of God.

Join us for St Mary's Worship Night, an opportunity to encounter Christ through the many expressions of worship.

Together, we will lift our voices in praise, spend time with Our Lord in Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, and receive His infinite mercy and forgiveness through the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

Whatever it is you are seeking, come as you are and allow God to meet you where you are.

St Mary's Worship Night. Come and be nourished.

When: Thursday 22 October
Time: 6.30pm-7.30pm
Where: St Mary’s Parish, Coomera

All are welcome. See you there.

Did you know that the Church devotes the month of October to the rosary?It's a time to remind ourselves of the beauty of...
07/10/2026

Did you know that the Church devotes the month of October to the rosary?

It's a time to remind ourselves of the beauty of this prayer and the powerful intercession of Our Lady.

Rosary beads are more than a necklace to wear or something to give our children at Baptism. It is a tool, that when used properly, help us grow in faith. When we pray the rosary, we meditate on the life of Christ while asking His Blessed Mother to pray for us. The rosary is truly a beautiful devotion and a powerful weapon.

If you are someone who prays the rosary regularly, may you use this month to deepen your devotion to this practice and invite others to join you. If it has been a while, perhaps use today to inspire you to pick up those beads that have been laying around and say even just one decade.

Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us 🙏

Please join us in prayer and in congratulating our most recent group of RCIA candidates who completed the program last w...
06/10/2026

Please join us in prayer and in congratulating our most recent group of RCIA candidates who completed the program last week! Deep gratitude is also given to the volunteers of the RCIA ministry who show up each week to lead and guide the candidates on their journey.

The group gathered for a small celebration to commemorate this important milestone and the journey of faith they have shared together so far.

But their journey doesn’t end here.

Some will continue their journey by participating in Alpha, while others who have previously completed Alpha will go on to serve in the ministries of our parish, demonstrating their “yes” to the call to work in the vineyard of the Lord.

What a privilege it is to witness God’s blessings within our community here at St Mary’s. Through RCIA, Alpha and the many ministries running throughout the year, we continue our mission of bringing people closer to Christ, forming disciples who make other disciples, and helping to build God’s Kingdom here on earth.

If you have been thinking about completing your Sacraments of Initiation, we encourage you to reach out to the Parish Office to learn more about RCIA.

And if you’re curious about faith, have questions, or have been wondering whether Alpha might be for you, it’s not too late to join us!

📌 Alpha begins tonight at 6:30pm, with another opportunity to join us on Sunday 11 October at 10:30am.

Come and see where your own “yes” might lead.

Each of us has been created with different gifts, talents, experiences, passions, and opportunities. Some gifts are visi...
05/10/2026

Each of us has been created with different gifts, talents, experiences, passions, and opportunities. Some gifts are visible, others are quiet. Some are used in front of many people, others are offered faithfully behind the scenes. But no gift is too small when it is placed in God’s hands.

The question is not whether we have something to offer. The question is, are we willing to use what God has given us for His purposes?

When we serve, encourage, listen, pray, welcome, or love our neighbour, we become part of God’s work in the world. We become, as Fr Andrew reminded us, “a walking sermon” proclaiming the kingdom of God not only through our words, but through our actions.

So today, take a moment to ask, what has God placed in my hands? How can I use it to bless others and glorify Him?

Today we remember St Francis of Assisi, a man whose life reminds us what can happen when the Gospel moves from something...
03/10/2026

Today we remember St Francis of Assisi, a man whose life reminds us what can happen when the Gospel moves from something we hear to something we live.

The message of today's Gospel challenges us to consider what we are doing with everything God has entrusted to us.

St Francis answered that challenge radically. He surrendered the comforts and status of his former life and chose instead a life centred on Christ by serving the poor, embracing simplicity, seeking peace, and recognising the goodness of God throughout creation.

His life bore fruit because his faith became action.

That is the invitation for us today.

We have all been given unique gifts, intended to he used for the Glory of God, to advance His Kingdom, to shine the light on Him and to help bring others to know Him.

Ask yourself today what fruit is your life producing?

May St Francis inspire us to live our faith with greater simplicity, generosity and courage, allowing the Gospel to shape not only what we believe, but how we live.

St Francis of Assisi, pray for us.

St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus, also known as St. Thérèse of Lisieux or the "Little Flower," was a Carmelite Nun from Fr...
30/09/2026

St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus, also known as St. Thérèse of Lisieux or the "Little Flower," was a Carmelite Nun from France. She passed away in 1897 at the age of 24.

As a cloistered nun, St. Thérèse lived a life of simplicity. But she lived this life filled with such love and a childlike trust in God. She worked in God's vineyard by loving those who were difficult to love, serving her community, and seeing the beauty in the little things around her.

St. Thérèse reminds us that holiness is not only found in great words or grand gestures, but in faithful action, loving, forgiving, serving, and choosing God in the small moments of daily life.

Like St. Thérèse and her “Little Way,” may our yes to God become real today in how we live, love, and serve.

St. Thérèse of Lisieux, pray for us.

Address

185 Billinghurst Crescent
Upper Coomera, QLD
4209

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 1pm
Tuesday 9am - 1pm
Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 1pm
Friday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+61755580110

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