Our Lady of the Mission

Next Sunday is the 16th August: Twentieth 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 10th August

NO MASS

Feast Day: Saint Lawrence

------------------------------------------------------

Tuesday 11th August

Church 7am & 9am

Feast Day: Saint Clare

------------------------------------------------------

Wednesday 12th August

Church 7am & 9am

Feast Day:

------------------------------------------------------

Thursday 13th August

Church 7am & 9am

Feast Day:

------------------------------------------------------

Friday 14th August

Church 7am & 9am

Feast Day: Saint Maximillian

------------------------------------------------------

Saturday 15th August

Church 8am & 6.30pm

Feast Day: The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

------------------------------------------------------

Sunday 16th August

Church 8am, 10am & 5.45pm

Feast Day:

------------------------------------------------------

Kiswahili Mass: 2.30pm,

First Sunday of every month

Introduction Today we are reminded that God is with us always, even during the most difficult of times. With faith we can achieve things that seem impossible. We gather today to strengthen our faith and to listen for God’s quiet promptings in our hearts.

First Reading: 1 Kings 19:9a. 11-13a. God is not in the wind, the earthquake or the fire, but in the still small voice of calm.

Second Reading: Romans 9:1-5. We hear of Paul’s sorrow for a people who seem to be separated from God and his desire to bring them closer.

Gospel: Matthew 14:22-33. Jesus walks on the water towards the disciples and stretches out his hand to a sinking Peter.

Antiphon to the Psalm: Lord, show us your mercy and love, and grant us your salvation.

In today’s Gospel, the disciples are caught in a fierce storm, Jesus walks on the water, and Peter starts to sink but is rescued. This is a powerful picture of the Church’s synodal journey: trusting Jesus when life feels chaotic, daring to step out in faith, and walking side by side as a community.

To help the Catholic community understand how synodality works, the Synod of Bishops has used this image in its major worldwide gatherings. The Final Document of the XVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops builds its main chapters around this idea of being in a boat together, even calling Part 2: “On the Boat, Together: The Conversion of Relationships.”

Throughout Scripture, the boat appears as an enduring symbol of the Church: think of Noah, Jonah, the baby Moses, and the brothers James and John. Our vessel in today’s Gospel is no exception—a ‘vessel with a mission’: an untethered boat in an uncertain situation, sent out to engage with, accompany, and connect beyond the safety of its harbour.

Personal expressions of faith are vital, but salvation and true discernment unfold within the life of the community—our boat—the people of God. However, this is a boat that is not to remain anchored safely on a familiar shore and sheltered from potential storms. Instead, Jesus clearly instructs His disciples to cross to ‘the other side’ and to walk in faith despite the unexpected.

Here we see that at its heart, synodality is a practical way for us to engage in the church’s mission. Our Church community does not journey together for self preservation, but to actively engage with, accompany, and witness to a world that so often lies beyond our current shore.

The Adsumus prayer can become the heartbeat of this journey. It calls on the Holy Spirit to be with us, to keep our hearts free from selfishness, and to help us really listen for what God wants, not just what we want. When we live this way, our ‘journeying together’ becomes a real spiritual adventure, one that keeps shaping who we are in the Church, so we can grow more fully into a people of grace, courage, and love.

Please offer your prayers this week for Ray Massam, Gerry Dornan, Terry Sweeney, Gerry Sweeney, Joseph Mathew 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.

Elijah recognized the voice of God not in strong and heavy wind, not in the earthquake, and not in the fire, but in a tiny whispering sound. May we find enough quiet in our clamorous world to hear. His voice and discern what He is calling us to do and be.

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. Mr Ray Massam’s Funeral: One of our long-time parishioners Mr. Ray Massam passed away in the early hours of last Sunday morning at Joondalup Health Campus. His funeral will take place this coming Tuesday, 11th August at 12.30pm here at our Church; followed by a private cremation at Pinnaroo Memorial park. We keep his wife Lyn, family and friends in our prayers.

2. Mr Gerald (Gerry) Dornan Funeral: Will be held Wednesday 19th August at 10.30am in the church. Our prayers are with Jacqui and all the family at this time.

3. 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.

4. Reconciliation Time: Please note, Parish weekend reconciliation will be 4.00pm – 5.00pm on 22nd & 29th August.

5. OLM Quiz Night- SOLD OUT: Alma & Tom are pleased to announce this event is SOLD OUT. Reminder to all ticket holders to bring your ticket on the night for your chance to win a door prize. Door will open at 6pm and the quiz will start at 6.30pm. We look forward to seeing you all and thanks for all your support.

6. 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. Please note, Fr Cyp will be travelling home for annual leave this September when he will be able to inspect the progress of these projects.

7. 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.

8. New Altar Servers Training: We invite Year Four (and above) Students interested in becoming Altar Servers in our parish for training and rostering on Saturday, 5th September at 10.00am in the Church. Please provide us your details on the sign up sheet supplied at the information desk. Thank you for considering being part of this wonderful ministry.

9. Legion of Mary 48Hr Rosary Bouquet for Our Lady’s Birthday: 6pm Saturday 5th Sept to 6pm Monday 7th September 2026. Presentation of the scroll of names will be made at St Mary’s Cathedral, Perth, Tuesday 8th September 2025, 12.10pm. List for names can be found in the foyer of the Church. More information can be found www.legionofmarywa.org or email comitiumofperth@gmail.com.

10. Overseas Mission Fathers Day Raffle: Tickets will start being sold Sunday 15th August after masses. 3 tickets for $5.00. Winners will be drawn on Fathers Day Sunday 6th September. If you would like to donate any items for the raffle, please contact Linda Sweeney or the Parish Office. Your support is always appreciated.

11. Parish Annual Wedding Anniversary Mass & Dinner: We invite all our Parish couples celebrating significant wedding anniversaries this year to join us for Annual Wedding Anniversary Mass and Dinner of Saturday, 24th October 2026 at 6.30pm. We encourage all couples celebrating 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th, 25th 30th, 35th, 40th, 50th, 55th, 60th 65th, and 70th wedding anniversaries to sign up and plan to join us. Kindly share some of your earlier and latest photos with parish office for our slideshow. For planning purposes, please sign up at the information desk, Information sheet provided, see parish newsletter for more details.

12. 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.

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

14. 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.

15. 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.

16. 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.

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

18. 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.

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

20. 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.

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

22. 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 Friday 21st August. 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.

RELIGIOUS GOODS STALL: Bernadette, Gloria, Vilma, Ratna

PROCLAIMERS OF THE WORD: Rachel Boston, Gisela Boston/ Tamara McGougan, Vienna Penaranda/ Angela Sanderson, Erica Sanderson/ Dave Paull, Evelyn Boylen

COUNTERS: Sunday 16th August: Nicole Willey, Nirmalene Mendis, Tim Laver, Andrew Legg, Carla

CLEANERS: Friday 14th August: Chloe Lopresti, Regiane Tokimatsu, Rhonda Sloan, Jennifer Hector, Vencia de San Miguel

GLORY BE CAFÉ: Sunday 16th August: WYD Pilgrims morning tea after 8am and 10am mass.

SPECIAL MINISTERS: G Boston, Mark Burton, C Chibiliti, J Gagatek/ Diane Raftos, Senol Bonny, Niamh Waters, M Castlehow/ Adam O’Neill, M Torres, Angelo D’Souza, R Lenon, M McGrath/ Sheila Stritch, Ann Raymond, Eliza Boylen, Xavier Prentice

STATUE OF FATIMA: The Statue will be with the Hancock family in Hillarys from 15th August to 22nd August. Those wishing to join them to say the Rosary, can call 0404 022 913 to arrange. From 22nd August to 5th September 2026 the Statue will be with the Edward 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 September 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 Artin Shahrivar Tehrani, Eabha Lavery, Jan Roux and Olivia Roux into God’s family this weekend.

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

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. The Board of Pregnancy Assistance Inc: invite you to attend the 30 Year Celebration of Pregnancy Assistance Saturday 31 October 2026. Saturday 31 October 10.30 AM: Mass. All Saints Catholic Church Celebrated by the Most Rev Bishop Donald Spoxton, Auxiliary Bishop of Perth at 12pm. Catered lunch Parish Centre. All Saints Catholic Church, 7 Liwara Place Greenwood. Registration for the Mass and lunch are essential by 5 September via https://30YearsofPA.eventbrite.com or phone 08 9328 2929

4. Aid to the Church in Need: is the only international Catholic charity dedicated to the service of suffering Christians wherever they are persecuted, oppressed or in pastoral need. ACN operates solely on benefactor donations, with no funding from Church or State. Learn more on our website: www.aidtochurch.org

5. Palms International Volunteering: Sponsor yourself, your family or a friend to participate and raise money for Palms International Volunteering, Australia’s only Catholic lay organisation that delivers international development and formation through long term international volunteering. Join Australians across the country supporting Palms’ work in the Asia-Pacific.02 9560 5333 / 0422 472 567 www.simplicityseptember.org.au

6. The Knights of the Southern Cross WA: Invite all men and women over 18 to join them for A Knights Leadership Breakfast with the Hon Kate Doust MLC, the Hon Maryka Groenewald MLC, and the Hon Nick Goiran MLC on Wednesday 23rd September 2026 Fraser’s Kings Park. Hot breakfast and bottomless coffee included in the ticket price. Register now at https://go.kscwa.au/223sept26 and use the code FAITH1 for a special discount. Offer ends Wednesday 19th August.

First reading: 1 Kings 19:9,11-13

The Lord was not in the wind, or the earthquake, or the fire

When Elijah reached Horeb, the mountain of God, he went into the cave and spent the night in it. Then he was told, ‘Go out and stand on the mountain before the Lord.’ Then the Lord himself went by. There came a mighty wind, so strong it tore the mountains and shattered the rocks before the Lord. But the Lord was not in the wind. After the wind came an earthquake. But the Lord was not in the earthquake. After the earthquake came a fire. But the Lord was not in the fire. And after the fire there came the sound of a gentle breeze. And when Elijah heard this, he covered his face with his cloak and went out and stood at the entrance of the cave.

Responsorial Psalm: Ps. 84(85):9-14

Response: Lord, show us your mercy and love, and grant us your salvation.

I will hear what the Lord God has to say, a voice that speaks of peace. His help is near for those who fear him and his glory will dwell in our land. R.

Mercy and faithfulness have met; justice and peace have embraced. Faithfulness shall spring from the earth and justice look down from heaven. R.

The Lord will make us prosper and our earth shall yield its fruit. Justice shall march before him and peace shall follow his steps. R.

Second reading: Romans 9:1-5

I would willingly be condemned if it could help my brothers

What I want to say now is no pretence; I say it in union with Christ – it is the truth – my conscience in union with the Holy Spirit assures me of it too. What I want to say is this: my sorrow is so great, my mental anguish so endless, I would willingly be condemned and be cut off from Christ if it could help my brothers of Israel, my own flesh and blood. They were adopted as sons, they were given the glory and the covenants; the Law and the ritual were drawn up for them, and the promises were made to them. They are descended from the patriarchs and from their flesh and blood came Christ who is above all, God for ever blessed! Amen.

Gospel Acclamation: Ps. 129:5

Alleluia, alleluia! I hope in the Lord, I trust in his word. Alleluia!

Gospel Reading: Matthew 14:22-33

Jesus walks on the water

Jesus made the disciples get into the boat and go on ahead to the other side while he would send the crowds away. After sending the crowds away he went up into the hills by himself to pray. When evening came, he was there alone, while the boat, by now far out on the lake, was battling with a heavy sea, for there was a head-wind. In the fourth watch of the night he went towards them, walking on the lake, and when the disciples saw him walking on the lake they were terrified. ‘It is a ghost’ they said, and cried out in fear. But at once Jesus called out to them, saying, ‘Courage! It is I! Do not be afraid.’ It was Peter who answered. ‘Lord,’ he said ‘if it is you, tell me to come to you across the water.’ ‘Come’ said Jesus. Then Peter got out of the boat and started walking towards Jesus across the water, but as soon as he felt the force of the wind, he took fright and began to sink. ‘Lord! Save me!’ he cried. Jesus put out his hand at once and held him. ‘Man of little faith,’ he said ‘why did you doubt?’ And as they got into the boat the wind dropped. The men in the boat bowed down before him and said, ‘Truly, you are the Son of God.’

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,

In today’s Gospel, we are presented with the account of Jesus walking on the water of the lake (cf. Mt 14:22-23). After the multiplication of loaves and fish, He asks the disciples to get into the boat and go before him to the other side of the lake while He dismisses the crowds. He then goes up into the hills by himself to pray until late at night. Meanwhile a strong storm blows up on the lake and right in the middle of the storm Jesus reaches the disciples’ boat, walking upon the water of the lake. When they see him, the disciples are terrified, but He calms them: “Take heart, it is I; have no fear!” (v. 27). Peter, with his usual passion, practically puts him to the test: “Lord, if it is you, bid me come to you on the water”; and Jesus answers “Come!” (vv. 28-29). Peter gets out of the boat and walks on the water; but a strong wind hits him and he begins to sink. And so he yells: “Lord, save me!” (30), and Jesus reaches out his hand and catches him.

This story is a beautiful icon of the faith of the Apostle Peter. In the voice of Jesus who tells him: “Come!”, he recognizes the echo of the first encounter on the shore of that very lake, and right away, once again, he leaves the boat and goes toward the Teacher. And he walks on the waters! The faithful and ready response to the Lord’s call always enables one to achieve extraordinary things. But Jesus himself told us that we are capable of performing miracles with our faith, faith in Him, faith in his word, faith in his voice. Peter however begins to sink the moment he looks away from Jesus and he allows himself to be overwhelmed by the hardships around him. But the Lord is always there, and when Peter calls him, Jesus saves him from danger. Peter’s character, with his passion and his weaknesses, can describe our faith: ever fragile and impoverished, anxious yet victorious, Christian faith walks to meet the Risen Lord, amid the world’s storms and dangers.

And the final scene is also very important. “And when they got into the boat, the wind ceased. And those in the boat worshipped him, saying, ‘Truly you are the Son of God’!” (vv. 32-33). All the disciples are on the boat, united in the experience of weakness, of doubt, of fear and of “little faith”. But when Jesus climbs into that boat again, the weather suddenly changes: they all feel united in their faith in Him. All the little and frightened ones become great at the moment in which they fall on their knees and recognize the Son of God in their Teacher. How many times the same thing happens to us! Without Jesus, far from Jesus, we feel frightened and inadequate to the point of thinking we cannot succeed. Faith is lacking! But Jesus is always with us, hidden perhaps, but present and ready to support us.

This is an effective image of the Church: a boat which must brave the storms and sometimes seems on the point of capsizing. What saves her is not the skill and courage of her crew members, but faith which allows her to walk, even in the dark, amid hardships. Faith gives us the certainty of Jesus’ presence always beside us, of his hand which grasps us to pull us back from danger. We are all on this boat, and we feel secure here despite our limitations and our weaknesses. We are safe especially when we are ready to kneel and worship Jesus, the only Lord of our life. This is what our Mother, Our Lady always reminds us. We turn to her trustingly.

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