Our Lady of the Mission

Next Sunday is the 2nd August: Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Greetings and peace be with you.

Fr Cornelius and I warmly welcome you here at Our Lady of the Mission, Whitford Parish, parishioners and visitors alike. We pray and hope that you feel truly safe and at home in this our place of prayer, worship and personal encounter with our risen Lord. May the Holy Spirit ever pray in us more than we can ever imagine and bind us together in the love of our Heavenly Father. Over fifty years, Whitford Catholic Parish remains home to dozens of nationalities represented by our parishioners and frequent visitors. We take pride in our young people; those in our parish primary and secondary schools, those enrolled in our Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) and our parish youth group. They are not just our future Church but a vital part of our Church today and now. We value these our young people and endeavour to have their voices heard at every level of our administrative and pastoral engagements. We are ever grateful to the many individuals and groups that volunteer in various ministries of our parish life. To one and all, know that you are valued and appreciated in your own right. We cannot be what we are without you. Together, we continue to seek ways in which we can generously respond to that universal call to holiness of life in our families, parish community and in the society at large. I invite you and all your loved ones to be purposeful in this resolve. We must leave no one behind, those within and those on the peripheries. As always, Fr. Cornelius and I thank one and all of you for your ongoing prayers, concern, encouragement and support. Rest assured of our daily thoughts and prayers. We entrust you and yours, into the powerful intercessions of our Blessed Virgin Mother of Good counsel, and into those of St Joseph, patron of the universal Church.

Fr Cyprian M Shikokoti

Parish Priest.

Monday 27th July

NO MASS

Feast Day:

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Tuesday 28th July

Church 7am & 9am

Feast Day:

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Wednesday 29th July

Church 7am & 9am

Feast Day: Saints Martha, Mary & Lazarus

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Thursday 30th July

Church 7am & 9am

Feast Day:

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Friday 31st July

Church 7am & 9am

Feast Day: Saint Ignatius of Loyola

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Saturday 1st August

Church 8am & 6.30pm

Feast Day: Saint Alphonsus Liguori

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Sunday 2nd August

Church 8am, 10am & 5.45pm

Feast Day:

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Kiswahili Mass: 2.30pm,

First Sunday of every month

Introduction

Today is World Day of Prayer for Grandparents and the Elderly. Appropriately, our scripture readings speak of wisdom and knowing what really counts in life.

First Reading: 1 Kings 3:5-6a. 7-12

King Solomon has his priorities right: instead of power and self-interest, his focus is on living and acting wisely.

Second Reading: Romans 8:28-30

All things work together for good for those who love God, for those who are called according to God’s plan.

Gospel Matthew 13:44-52

The kingdom of heaven is hidden treasure, the pearl of great price. We are called to be whole-hearted and joyful in our commitment to it.

Antiphon to the Psalm:

Lord, I love your commands.

How does our identity as a ‘some of every kind’ community help us welcome and gather people?

This week, we reflect on our parish’s potential to become a ‘Treasure and Pearl’ people. Through the Adsumus prayer, we gather as a ‘some of every kind’ community, continually being formed as a living part of God’s Kingdom. Despite our diverse backgrounds, we long to be a community that feels like home.

If we are to become the community Jesus described—devoted both to one another and to our wider world—we must first grasp the central theme of His teaching: the Kingdom of God is a priceless reality, often hidden, yet fully discoverable by those who seek it with an open heart.

Jesus explained and re-explained God’s Kingdom with stories that at their heart are messages about community itself, which He presents as a living parable. Through familiar images—hidden treasure, costly pearls, fishing nets, and householders—Jesus revealed the Kingdom of Heaven as God at work in first-century Galilee.

The parable of the net reveals a faith that emerges when a community accepts the call to gather ‘all kinds of fish’—a powerful image of diversity, breadth, and inclusion. This is the faith that shapes a vision for a missional, outreach-focused community that refuses to pre-judge who is welcome.

Our church is not a social club; it is a ‘new family’ united by our shared faith in Jesus and in God’s kingdom. We are a community of ‘Treasure and Pearl’ people who freely commit to the way of Jesus, not out of mere duty, but because we recognise the immense value of building a united and empowering community that honours the God-given worth of every person.

Today, let Adsumus lead us to new insights into the parables of the Hidden Treasure, the Pearl of Great Price, the Dragnet, and the Householder. Together, they remind us that we share in God’s Kingdom when we move beyond a focus on individual salvation toward a joyful, flourishing life in community—rooted in our past yet open to new paths—so that the Church may become a place of true and lasting treasure.

Please offer your prayers this week for Le trung Ngoc, Lidia & Humberto Ferreira, Bob Thomas, Cyril & Blanche Moreino, Lesley Ragers, Graeme Rogers, Gerard (Gerry) Dornan, Bonventure Atita, Charles Sakali, Mary Farrell, Bridget Kavanagh, Annie Kavanagh, Dennis Mills, Bernadette Burns, Nguyen Van Thieu, Nguyen Van Dong, Nola Woods, Julia McGuire, Patrick Stritch, Michael Ornsby, Gerry Sweeney, all souls in purgatory, those doctors, nurses and carers who have died while helping victims of accidents, disease and warfare, our recently departed loved ones and those whose anniversaries occur around this time.

“The law of Your mouth is to me more precious than thousands of gold and silver pieces,” says the psalmist today. Does the amount of my offering suggest that I could honestly say the same?

We would love to meet you. Please introduce yourself to our priests Fr. Cyp and Fr. Cornelius.

Our Lady of the Mission parishioners are the heart of our Catholic community; here in Craigie and it surrounding suburbs. Our members gather in faith to worship, receive the sacraments; and grow as followers of Jesus Christ. From many cultural backgrounds, ages and all walks of life, we remain united in a shared desire to live out the Gospel, support one another, and serve in our local community and beyond.

As members of Our Lady of the Mission, our parishioners participate in Mass, contribute their time and talents, support our ministries, and strive to bring Christs love into their homes, workplaces and our community. Whether lifelong parishioners, new or returning, or those still exploring the faith – each parishioner plays a vital role in building up our vibrant, welcoming, and Spirit-filled community.

If you are not on our parish records, please consider filling up one of our census cards at the information desk and deposit it any of the collection boxes or hand it to any of our priests at Mass. Let us all be part of Our Lady of the Mission ongoing story. God bless!

1. First Holy Communion Parent/Child Workshop: We invite and encourage all year four students and their families making FHC this year to join us for a parent and child workshop on Tuesday, 4th August at 5.00pm in the Church. At least one parent or caregiver is expected to attend with the candidate.

2. First Holy Communion Masses Times for this year: Padbury Catholic Primary School: Saturday 22nd August at 5.30pm or Sunday 23rd August at 10.00am. Whitford Catholic Primary School: Saturday 29th August at 5.30pm or Sunday 30th August at 10.00am. Please make note of the changed Saturday Vigil Mass for these Celebrations ONLY.

3. Appeal for St. Columba Eregi Mixed Primary School: Fr. Cyprian requests your kind donation towards completion of a new Administration Block and water harvest projects at his old primary school in Kenya. The local and rural co-educational primary school caters for over 700 students; K-Y9 with very limited resources. For more details and how you can help, please contact Fr Cyp directly, thank you in advance.

4. St. Vincent de Paul Parish Winter Appeal: will be held at OLM on the weekend of 8th and 9th August. We are seeking your financial support, warm clothing, blankets and non-perishable food to assist local struggling local families over the winter period. We thank you for donations to our collector's basket after Mass or (for a tax receipt) please drop your donation envelope into the poor box (in rear wall of church porch). Food items may be placed in our porch hamper. Clothing or blankets may be placed in our blue bins in the presbytery car-park. Any good quality donated surplus furniture may be collected by our Vinnies truck P: 6323 7551. We also will welcome new members and your prayers to assist our work among those in need.

5. Parish Monthly Healing Mass: Our next Healing Mass will be on Saturday 29th August 2026 at 8.00am. Please plan to join us for prayer and anointing of the sick; and remember to invite your family and friends to come along.

6. RCIA 2026/27 Program: Are you a non-Catholic or a Catholic yet to complete your Sacraments of Christian Initiation; Eucharist and Confirmation? Would you like to know the process of becoming a full member of God’s family in the Catholic Church? If your answer is yes, please join us for RCIA at 7.30pm, Thursdays during school term in the parish centre. Contact our parish RCIA Coordinator Tom on 0417 997 254 / tomloreck@gmail.com or directly contact Fr. Cyp. We look forward to journeying with you to Easter 2027 and beyond.

7. Line Dancing at OLM: Please join us for some fun on Tuesdays and Fridays @ 10.30am

in the Parish Hall. No experience required. All welcome.

8. OLM Quiz Night: Join us for an evening of fun, friendship, and friendly competition at our OLM Quiz Night on Friday, 14th August. The event will raise funds to support Fr Cyprian's School in Kenya. Doors open: 6:00 pm. Quiz starts: 6:30 pm. Cost: $10 per person. Tickets on sale after all Masses. Bring your own drinks and nibbles. Tea and coffee will be provided. Any queries contact Alma, 0414 061 237. Everyone is welcome—we'd love to see you there!

9. Legion of Mary and Auxiliaries: A Legion of Mary Mass will take place every second Saturday at the 8am Mass. Please join us, all are welcome to attend.

10. The Word Among Us: JULY-AUGUST 2026, SOLD OUT

11. Pastoral visits: Weekly pastoral visits conducted by Fr Cyprian and Fr Cornelius can be made by invitation to our sick and home-bound parishioners. On their visits, they bring prayer, sacraments of Reconciliation, Anointing of the sick, Holy Communion; and certainly, a listening ear. Please call one of our priests should you benefit or know somebody who would benefit from such a visit. Contact numbers on front of newsletter.

12. Rosary for World Peace: Tuesday evenings at 5pm. The Pope has asked all Catholics to pray this very powerful prayer for peace in our troubled world.

13. The Divine Mercy Ministry: The members of this Ministry pray for the sick and the dying. Please send names of family and friends, if you want them to be lifted up in prayer, via text or message to 0410 289 725.

14. The Divine Mercy Chaplet and Prayers: Are recited each Saturday in our Church at the 8.00am Mass after benediction. All welcome!

15. The First-Class Relic of St Mariae Goretti: Parishioners may take the Reliquary to their homes. Please call the office 9307 2776 to make enquiries and book.

16. Your Offering: Please remember to deposit your offerings in the boxes provided in the foyer area or use electronic donation points. Thank you.

17. Your Collections: Thank you very much for your continued contribution and support to the Parish and Priests. Presbytery A/C (1st Collection) Supports our Priests, A/C#14027 5567, BSB# 086 006. Church A/C (2ndCollection) Supports our Church, A/C# 66579 4722, BSB# 086 006. Planned giving contributions can also be made through envelopes or direct debit, please contact the Parish office: whitford@perthcatholic.org. au. Thank you.

18. Padbury Catholic Primary School: APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN. Please contact the school on 08 9404 4000 or visit our website for further information.

19. Whitford Catholic Primary School: Kindy 2028 Enrolments NOW OPEN! Accepting expressions of Interest. Visit our website for more information.

1. 24/7 Whitford youth group: Gathering every 1st, 3rd and 5th Friday of the month from 7pm to 9pm for students in years 6-12. Our next youth group will be held on 31st July. Youth group includes fun games, a short faith-based talk, fellowship, free food, and a wonderful opportunity for young people to build like-minded, faith-filled friendships. More information please contact Dino (0478 084 725) or Jasmine (0439 976 164).

2. Road to Emmaus Youth Group: Join us as we meet every Thursday 7.30-9.00pm in the Parish Centre. For ages 16-22. Contact Eliza for details: 0402 642 887.

3. WYD Pilgrims Morning Tea: Please join us Sunday 16th August after the 8am & 10am mass at the Glory Be Café. Come and help support our youths at this morning tea. Invite your family and friends, all welcome.

4. WYD Blessing of the Pilgrims: On Sunday 16th August at 10am we will hold a special Mass to bless and support our Pilgrims. WYD Seoul 2027 is just 12 months out and our Pilgrims are busy preparing for the journey of a lifetime. Please join us for this special Mass with your family and friends. We look forward to seeing you.

5. WYD Thank You Mr Billingsley & Mr Tony Summers: A massive thank you to you both for your generosity in providing both a bus and a driver for our pilgrimage to New Norcia over the weekend. You help and support was very much appreciated.

RELIGIOUS GOODS STALL: Hyacinth, Pat, Mirella, Sophy

PROCLAIMERS OF THE WORD: Laurie Graham, Chris Graham/ Andrea Hancock, Helen Leithead/ Ronellie Lenon, Shiran Puvimanasinghe/ Cara Stritch, David Stritch

COUNTERS: Sunday 2nd August: Colin O’Neill, Caroline Mikeska, Mary McGrath-Yek, Suyaine Tohovitis, Ebony Lepoutre

CLEANERS: Friday 31st July: Mary Healy, Suzanne Healy, Melaine Eales, Katrina James, Erica Moore

GLORY BE CAFÉ: Sunday 2nd August: Noya & Friends Filopino Prayer Group

SPECIAL MINISTERS: D Nightingall, F ‘d Oliveira/ Cecilia Araya, Anne Dale/ M Augustin, E Rodrigues-Thomas, J Bouwman/ David Stritch, N Westneat

STATUE OF FATIMA: The Statue will be with the Alexander family in Hillarys from 1st August to 8th August. Those wishing to join them to say the Rosary, can call 0410 289 725 to arrange. From 8th to 15th August 2026 the Statue will be with the Hansen family in Hillarys.

DEVOTION TO THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS: Is held on the first Friday of every month during 9.00 am Mass. The next Devotion will be on Friday 7th August 2026.

EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT: Every Wednesday & Friday from 9.30am–7 pm.

PRAY FOR THE SICK: We pray for all those in our Parish’s Book of the Sick. You are most welcome to add names to this book in the foyer of the Church. Please cross out when our prayers are no longer needed.

BAPTISMS: We welcome George Hoyle, Matthias Naraj and Jasper Hope into God’s family this weekend.

DEATH & ANNIVERSARY: Please offer your prayers this week for Le trung Ngoc, Lidia & Humberto Ferreira, Bob Thomas, Cyril & Blanche Moreino, Lesley Ragers, Graeme Rogers, Gerard (Gerry) Dornan, Bonventure Atita, Charles Sakali, Mary Farrell, Bridget Kavanagh, Annie Kavanagh, Dennis Mills, Bernadette Burns, Nguyen Van Thieu, Nguyen Van Dong, Nola Woods, Julia McGuire, Patrick Stritch, Michael Ornsby, Gerry Sweeney, all souls in purgatory, those doctors, nurses and carers who have died while helping victims of accidents, disease and warfare, our recently departed loved ones and those whose anniversaries occur around this time.

1.Reconciliation Times at Surrounding Parishes:

St Simon Peter, Ocean Reef: Tuesday & Friday: 6.30 pm/ Saturday: After 8.30 am Mass & 5 pm – 5.45 pm

St Anthony, Wanneroo: Saturday, 4.30 pm – 5 pm

St Luke, Woodvale: Saturday, 5 pm – 5.50 pm

All Saints, Greenwood: Saturday: 9.30 am – 10 am & 5.30 pm – 5.45 pm

Our Lady of Grace, North Beach: Saturday, 5 pm – 5.45 pm

St Anthony, Wanneroo Saturday: 4.30pm – 5pm

St Luke, Woodvale Saturday: 5pm – 5.50pm

All Saints, Greenwood Saturday: 9.30am – 10am & 5.30pm – 5.45pm

Our Lady of Grace, North Beach Saturday: 5pm – 5.45pm

2. 'St. Monica's Tears': Praying for our children, grandchildren and loved ones who have lapsed from their Catholic Faith. Holy Mass and prayers are offered every Thursday at 10.45am-12.00 noon for the return of our loved ones to their Catholic Faith. Place: St. Bernadette's Church. Jugan St. Glendalough.

3. St Andrew’s Parish, Clarkson: invite you to their Spring Dinner Dance on 12th September, 7pm to 11pm, $50pp (raising funds for fencing project). Ticket includes Dinner, Dessert, tea/coffee & entertainment and go on sale from 1st August 2026! More information please contact clarkson@perthcatholic.org.au. All welcome.

4. Catholic Mission- Kirup Camino: Registrations now open. Held on the 1st of October each year, the 16km pilgrimage: Church of St Therese, Balingup to the Holy Family Church in Kirup with a pilgrims’ mass presided by the Most Reverend George Kolodziej SDS, Bishop of Bunbury. For more information, contact 0423 219 665. To register, go to: https://www.trybooking.com/DNKPE

5. Evangelisation Australia – FIAT: Marian Conference, 1st–3rd October at Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish, Scarborough. Featuring Tim Staples, with clergy of the Archdiocese of Perth. Thursday & Friday evenings free (RSVP required); Saturday full day $80 early bird until 1 September ($120 thereafter). Clergy, religious and seminarians free; children 12 and under free. Register: www.evangelisationaustralia.com

First reading: 1 Kings 3:5,7-12

Solomon chooses the gift of wisdom

The Lord appeared to Solomon in a dream and said, ‘Ask what you would like me to give you.’ Solomon replied, ‘O Lord my God, you have made your servant king in succession to David my father. But I am a very young man, unskilled in leadership. Your servant finds himself in the midst of this people of yours that you have chosen, a people so many its number cannot be counted or reckoned. Give your servant a heart to understand how to discern between good and evil, for who could govern this people of yours that is so great?’ It pleased the Lord that Solomon should have asked for this. ‘Since you have asked for this’ the Lord said ‘and not asked for long life for yourself or riches or the lives of your enemies, but have asked for a discerning judgement for yourself, here and now I do what you ask. I give you a heart wise and shrewd as none before you has had and none will have after you.’

Responsorial Psalm: Ps. 118(119):57,72,76-77,127-130

Response: Lord, I love your commands.

My part, I have resolved, O Lord, is to obey your word. The law from your mouth means more to me than silver and gold. R.

Let your love be ready to console me by your promise to your servant. Let your love come and I shall live for your law is my delight. R.

That is why I love your commands more than finest gold, why I rule my life by your precepts, and hate false ways. R.

Your will is wonderful indeed; therefore, I obey it. The unfolding of your word gives light and teaches the simple. R.

Second reading: Romans 8:28-30

Those he called, he justified

We know that by turning everything to their good, God co-operates with all those who love him, with all those he has called according to his purpose. They are the ones he chose specially long ago and intended to become true images of his Son, so that his Son might be the eldest of many brothers. He called those he intended for this; those he called, he justified, and with those he justified he shared his glory.

Gospel Acclamation: Matthew 11:25

Alleluia, alleluia! Blessed are you, Father, Lord of heaven and earth; you have revealed to little ones the mysteries of the kingdom. Alleluia!

Gospel Reading: Matthew 13:44-52

He sells everything he owns and buys the field

Jesus said to the crowds, ‘The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field which someone has found; he hides it again, goes off happy, sells everything he owns and buys the field. ‘Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a merchant looking for fine pearls; when he finds one of great value he goes and sells everything he owns and buys it. ‘Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a dragnet cast into the sea that brings in a haul of all kinds. When it is full, the fishermen haul it ashore; then, sitting down, they collect the good ones in a basket and throw away those that are no use. This is how it will be at the end of time: the angels will appear and separate the wicked from the just to throw them into the blazing furnace where there will be weeping and grinding of teeth.

‘Have you understood all this?’ They said, ‘Yes.’ And he said to them, ‘Well then, every scribe who becomes a disciple of the kingdom of heaven is like a householder who brings out from his storeroom things both new and old.’

We stand before You, Holy Spirit, as we gather together in Your name. With You alone to guide us, make Yourself at home in our hearts; Teach us the way we must go and how we are to pursue it. We are weak and sinful; do not let us promote disorder. Do not let ignorance lead us down the wrong path nor partiality influence our actions. Let us find in You our unity so that we may journey together to eternal life and not stray from the way of truth and what is right. All this we ask of You, who are at work in every place and time, in the communion of the Father and the Son, forever and ever, Amen.

Greetings, my brothers and sisters in Christ,

Jesus’ parabolic discourse groups together seven parables in the 13th chapter of the Gospel of Matthew, and concludes with today’s three parallel stories: the hidden treasure (v. 44), the fine pearl (vv. 45-46) and the fishing net (vv. 47-48). I will pause on the first two which highlight the protagonists’ decision to sell everything in order to acquire what they have found. The first case has to do with a farmer who casually happens upon a hidden treasure in the field he is working. As the field is not his property, he must purchase it in order to take possession of the treasure: he therefore decides to risk all his possessions so as not to lose that truly exceptional opportunity. In the second case, there is a merchant of precious pearls; as an expert, he has spied a pearl of great value. He too decides to wager everything on that pearl, to the point of selling all the others.

These parallel stories highlight two characteristics regarding possession of the Kingdom of God: searching and sacrifice. It is true that the Kingdom of God is offered to all — it is a gift, it is a present, it is a grace — but it does not come on a silver platter: it requires dynamism; it is about searching, journeying, working hard. The attitude of searching is the essential condition for finding. The heart must burn with the desire to reach the valuable good, that is, the Kingdom of God which is made present in the person of Jesus. He is the hidden treasure; he is the pearl of great value. He is the fundamental discovery who can make a decisive change in our lives, filling it with meaning.

Faced with the unexpected discovery, both the farmer and the merchant realize that they are facing a unique opportunity which should not be missed; hence, they sell all that they own. Assessing the inestimable value of the treasure leads to a decision that also implies sacrifice, detachment and renunciation. When the treasure and the pearl are discovered, that is, when we have found the Lord, we must not let this discovery become barren, but rather sacrifice everything else in order to acquire it. It is not a question of disdaining the rest but of subordinating them to Jesus, putting him in first place; grace in first place. The disciple of Christ is not one who has deprived himself of something essential; he is one who has found much more: he has found the complete joy that only the Lord can give. It is the evangelical joy of the sick who have been healed; of the pardoned sinners, of the thief for whom the doors of heaven open.

The joy of the Gospel fills the heart and the entire life of those who encounter Jesus. Those who allow themselves to be saved by him are freed from sin, sadness, inner emptiness and isolation. With Jesus Christ, joy is always born and reborn (cf. Apostolic Exhortation Evangelii Gaudium, n. 1). Today we are called to contemplate the joy of the farmer and the merchant in the parables. It is the joy of each of us when we discover the closeness and the comforting presence of Jesus in our lives. A presence which transforms the heart and opens us to the needs and the welcoming of our brothers, especially the weakest.

Let us pray for the intercession of the Virgin Mary so that each of us may know how to bear witness, in daily words and gestures, to the joy of having found the treasure of the Kingdom of God, that is, the love that the Father has given us through Jesus.

Our Lady of the Mission Whitford Parish acknowledges that safeguarding is a shared responsibility prioritising the care, protection and best interests of children and adults at risk. Our Parish is committed to implementing the National Catholic Safeguarding Standards (NCSS). You can find out more about the safeguarding program, guidelines, find helpful resources, reporting abuse and protective behaviours resources and story books here: https://safeguarding.perthcatholic.org.au/ or call the Safeguarding Office on 08 9221 7762.

Our Safeguarding Officers

Safeguarding officers assist to create a safe environment for all. They are the first point of contact for any safeguarding concerns and support the implementation of the National Catholic Safeguarding Standards.

Safeguarding Officers: Andrea Clemente: 0405 116 810, Renee Itzstein: 0413 225 560, Sirlene Fernandes 0432 634 371 or email sgo.whitford@perthcatholic.org.au

Safeguarding Induction for all Church Workers

ALL church workers (volunteers or paid) are to complete a Safeguarding Level 1 Induction which is now a Self-Paced Online Learning Module that can be completed at any time, once every 3 years. Please visit: Safeguarding Training and Registration – Safeguarding Office (perthcatholic.org.au)

Safeguarding Forms and Policy:

Forms, Safeguarding policy and code of conduct can be found on the Safeguarding website, at the Parish Office or in one of the Safeguarding folders in the Church – Sacristy, Robing room or information desk.

Parish Priest:

Fr Cyprian M. Shikokoti Ph: 0450 464 678

Assistant Priest:

Fr Cornelius Ekwebelem Ph:0484 925 257

Parish Office

Mary McGrath-Yek & Ebony Lepoutre

Office Hours: Tues – Fri 9am –4pm (Monday Closed)

Ph: 08 9307 2776

Mobile: 0434 434 783 (Text only)

Email: whitford@perthcatholic.org.au

Columbarium: Closed Monday

Sacramental Coordinator: Mrs Ronellie R. Lenon

Ph: 08 9307 2776

Email: sacramental.whitford@perthcatholic.org.au

Youth and Young Adult Contact Details

Youth Choir: Terry Boylen - 0402 642 887

Youth & Family Choir: Fran Christie Zscherpel - 0433 852 967

24:7 Whitford Youth Group: youthministry247@outlook.com.au

Safeguarding Officers:

Renee Itzstein 0413 225 560

Andrea Clemente 0405 116 810

Sirlene Fernandes 0432 634 371

Email: whitford@perthcatholic.org.au