We believe in spirituality

Faith

Faith, Hope and Charity

We believe in sharing

Love

Faith, Hope and Charity

We believe in community

Hope

Faith, Hope and Charity

Welcome to the St Therese Parish Mascot

Welcome Message

We are our Community

Our parish is not just a structure, a territory or a building, but rather the family of God, a fellowship afire with unifying Spirit, a familial and welcoming home; the community of the faithful. It is a Eucharistic community, a people well suited for the celebration of the Eucharist.

Our DIRECTION

Evangelise

An evangelising community knows that the Lord has taken the initiative, he has loved us first.

Care

An evangelising community gets involved by word and deed in people’s daily lives.

Growth

An evangelising community is always concerned with fruit because the Lord wants her to be fruitful.

Celebrate

An evangelising community is filled with joy; it knows how to rejoice always.

Weekly Services

Mon

Mass

8:00am

Tue

Mass

8:00am

Wed

Mass

8:00am

Mass Mother of Perpetual Help Novena with the Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

7:00pm

Thu

Mass

8:00am

Fri

Mass

8:00am

Sat

Reconciliation

4:00 - 4:45pm

Vigil Mass

5:00pm

Mass in Spanish

6:30pm

Sun

Mass

8:30am

Mass

10:00am

Mass in Italian2nd Sunday

11:30am

Mass in Filipino4th Sunday

12:00 noon

Youth Mass

5:00pm

Monthly Services

Mass + Anointing of the Sick - 1st Friday of each month at 8:00am

Mass in Italian - 2nd Sunday of each month at 11:30am

Mass in Filipino - 4th Sunday of each month at 12:00 noon

Latest Articles

A contemporary public library, an older man and a young boy sitting together at a large wooden table carefully repairing the binding of an old book, both completely absorbed in the delicate task, their hands working together, other people moving softly in the background out of focus, a smartphone lying forgotten face down at the far edge of the table, warm natural window light

Attention is worth more than gold and we give it away without realising

19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
1 Kings 19: 9, 11-13; Romans 9:...

a contemporary community kitchen in Sydney, a diverse group of adults preparing and serving food together, long stainless steel benches, trays of bread, bowls of salad, steaming pots, people passing plates and arranging meals

Even in trouble, grief or pain, we carry abundance to nourish a crowd

18th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Isaiah 55: 1-3; Romans 8: 35,...

community meeting around a long table, several people caught in overlapping conversations, restless gestures, scattered papers and glowing phone notifications creating a subtle sense of distraction and emotional noise; at the centre, a pair of calm hands quietly repairing a cracked ceramic bowl

Complaining deviates our attention, fragments our hearts and feeds our anxiety

17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
1 Kings 3: 5, 7-12; Romans 8:...

A contemporary city café seen through a large window, layered reflections of passing pedestrians, traffic, signage and interior lights creating a complex web of visual noise across the glass. Inside, a group of people share the space, each absorbed in conversation, work or quiet thought. One person is partially visible through a small clear section of the window, their expression attentive and thoughtful rather than sad, suggesting the moment when confusion begins to reveal meaning.

The Lord speaks to our hearts through the darnels on the fields of our minds

16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Wisdom 12: 13, 16-19; Romans 8:...

A solitary person stands on the edge of a calm lake watching gentle ripples spread across the water after a single stone has been dropped. Soft golden light breaks through morning mist, while subtle reflections in the water suggest clarity, hope and inner transformation. The atmosphere conveys that every word spoken begins within the heart before reaching others, illustrating how truth, kindness and wisdom quietly influence human experience.

The Word of God and our words shape our inner and outer human experience

15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Isaiah 55: 10-11; Romans 8: 18-23;...

a wide open field at early morning, a strong horse standing calmly beside a quiet person, both facing the same direction toward soft golden light, the horse powerful but peaceful, suggesting strength guided by trust rather than force. Subtle traces of cultivated earth in the foreground

Discipleship is discipline, strength and courage at the service of life

14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Zechariah 9: 9-10; Romans 8: 9,...