Our Lady of the Mission

Next Sunday is: 12th April, Divine Mercy Sunday

Greetings and peace be with you.

We warmly welcome all our parishioners, families, friends, visitors and people of other faith joining us for Easter in our parish this year. We thank you for making the time to celebrate this holiest occasion of our Christian faith with us; when Christ conquers sin and death. May it be your experience despite all that may be clouding your personal and or family situation.

Like a few years ago at the heart Covid-19 outbreak, we find ourselves in a rather unstable world to say the least. War in the Middle East, uncertainty around fuel supply and price, the restrictions some people have in travel especially overseas, escalating high cost of living, the loss of innocent lives and the real threat of a recession are all but fears the world faces now. In this time, the Church and indeed all we Christian people can’t help but stop and consider what God is asking of us today and now. Throughout lent and Holy Week, we have walked alongside Christ as he led us to his own crucifixion at ‘our hands’ - we who are sinful. In taking up the cross and being hung upon it, Christ has in effect reminded us and continues to remind us how deeply He is concerned with our human suffering and fears. He himself cries audibly in the gospels: My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? However, he equally reminds that he has conquered all that human suffering caused by sin and death so that we may live. Ours response and responsibility are to trust in his love and mercy. That trust in our turn must be concrete in a manner that aids to conquer current societal and global challenges. So, for us Christians, the first call is a call to prayer. One would ask: how must we pray? I’ll say we must PUSH - Pray Until Something Happens; that is, until war is stopped and lasting peace is restored, until all have enough to eat and drink, until the sick and the lonely have access to relevant support, until we all can travel unrestricted for work and reunion with our loved ones among many other important goals. As you gather with your families, friends and colleagues for this Easter celebrations, pray for peace - you need it, I need it, we need it and the world so desperately needs it.

May I take this opportunity to thank all those who have assisted in various ways to prepare and celebrate Lent, Holy Week and Easter here in our parish. Your contribution, time, talent, expertise and generous availability to our parish are truly appreciated. Sincere thanks to many of our parishioners who have sent Fr Tri and I so many lovely Easter greetings, best wishes and generous gifts. I wish you and all your loved ones a safe and Holy Easter. Please continue to keep us in your daily prayers. As always, we entrust you and all your loved ones to the powerful intercessions of Our Lady Queen of Peace and to those of St. Joseph her Blessed Spouse and patron saint of the universal Church. Christ is risen, alleluia! alleluia!

Monday 6th April

NO MASS

Monday within Octave of Easter

Rise Lord, you are truly among us. May we rejoice as we recognise you in those we meet.

Introduction Resurrection faith begins in darkness, in confusion, at an empty tomb – and slowly opens our eyes to new life.

First Reading Acts 10:34a. 37-43

God raised Jesus on the third day after his death on the cross.

Second Reading Colossians 3:1-4 or

1 Corinthians 5:6-8

Our life is hidden with Christ in God.

Gospel John 20:1-9

Mary, Peter and John saw the empty tomb and learned to believe in the resurrection.

Antiphon to the Psalm: This is the day the Lord

has made; let us rejoice and be glad.

Please offer your prayers this week for John O’Connor, Warren Lucas, Bryan Lewis, Bernadette Burns, Maria Pfeifhofer, Margaret Anthony, Jack Brennan, Noelle Gormley, Andy Cetinich, David Franulovich, Peter & Anne Redmond, Miriam Ruth Villasenor, Chelsea D’Souza, John Griffin, 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.

Very early in the morning after the Sabbath, Mary Magdalene went to the tomb to anoint Jesus’ body with precious oils. The reward of this good conscientious steward was to be among the first to know that Jesus had been raised from the dead. Alleluia!

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

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!

Easter Sunday 4th – 5th April 2026

Happy Easter from all of us here at Caritas Australia!

Thank you for your continued support through Project Compassion. Your generosity is helping to empower the world’s most vulnerable communities, enabling them to overcome challenges and lift themselves out of poverty. There is still time to donate! Please donate today.

Thank you for standing with us, as we Unite Against Poverty this Lent.

1. Thank You: I wish to extend my sincere thanks to the Parish office staff, ministry leaders and volunteers, Liturgy Committee, Fr Tri and all individuals who have assisted us in various ways to prepare and celebrate a meaningful Eater in our Parish this year. Your contribution, time and talent are much appreciated. May God bless you all. Fr Cyprian – PP.

2. 2026 Easter Message – Archbishop of Perth: Please use the following link to read an Easter message from The Most Rev Timothy Costello SDB Archbishop of Perth https://www.perthcatholic.org.au/Our_Archdiocese-Archbishop-Latest_News-2026-2026_Easter_Message.htm

3. Project Compassion Envelopes and Boxes: Now is the time to return project compassion envelopes & boxes if you have not done so already. Thank you for your love and generosity.

4. Farewell Fr Tri: I would like to advise that Rev. Fr Tri will be concluding his time with us on Easter Sunday and relocating to Redemptorist North Perth monastery in the weeks after Easter. We extend our sincere thanks to Fr Tri for his contribution to our parish over the last twelve months. We wish him the very best in the appointments and assignments that lay ahead of him. Please join us to farewell Fr Tri with a morning tea in the Parish hall after the 10am Mass on the 12th April. All welcome to attend. To this end, the Archbishop has appointed Rev Fr Errol Xavier Lobo, as our assistant commencing Monday 20th April. Fr Errol was born on 12/12/1992 and ordained to the priesthood on 19/04/2024 for the Archdiocese of Perth. Up until now, Fr Errol has been Assistant Priest in the Goldfields (Kalgoorlie-Boulder). Please join me in thanking Fr Tri and in warmly welcoming Fr Errol to OLM, Whitford Parish. Fr Cyprian Shikokoti.

5. Easter Week Mass Times: Please note, there will be only one Mass at 9.00am Easter Tuesday – Easter Friday; that is 7th – 10th April. We will resume normal schedule on 14th April. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

6. Holy Thursday Collection: Please note, there will be one Collection at our Mass of the Lord’s Supper. This annual collection in our parish goes to the support of ‘Local Mission’; that is, supports those in our community who from time-time struggle at a very personal level. Please come prepared and give generously. If you require any details on this aspect of our parish, feel free to contact parish office or Fr Cyprian for more information. Thank you.

7. Divine Mercy Sunday: Following Good Friday Passion Liturgy, we will commence our nine-day novena to the Divine Mercy culminating with Divine Mercy Celebration at 3.00pm on Divine Mercy Sunday, 12th April here in the Church. Please plan to join us in this grace-filled devotion.

8. Senior Server Training: If you are an Altar Server and would like to become a Senior Server (age 16+) please see the notice in the Robing Room. Training will take place on the Church from 9.30am to 12pm on Saturday 2nd of May.

9. Parish Monthly Healing Mass: Our next Healing Mass will be on Saturday 25th April 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.

10. St Vincent de Paul Fundraiser: Please help support our Plant Sale on the weekend of the 18th & 19th April after all Masses. All proceeds to SVDP. Note: Plant donations are welcomed, please leave at the side of the Church near the grass area the week of the 12th April. Thank you.

11. Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist Workshop: Saturday 12th May 10am – 12pm. This workshop will be run by The Centre for Liturgy. Cost is $10 per person. A minimum of 10 people must be in attendance for the session to go ahead. Please contact the Parish Office 9307 2776 or Whitford@perthcatholic.org.au if you would like to attend.

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: EASTER 2026 - Spend just 10 minutes a day with The Word Among Us, and you will learn how to love God, others and self. Available from the back of the Church and the Parish Office at a cost of $5. Let us embrace God’s Word and listen to Him.

14. Line Dancing at OLM: Please join us for some fun on Tuesdays @ 10.30am in the Parish Hall. Come and join the fun with Tom and Alma. No experience required. All welcome.

15. Pastoral visits: Weekly pastoral visits conducted by Fathers Cyprian and Tri 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.

16. Rosary: Please join us for Rosary every Tuesday at 5pm, all welcome to attend. Rosary prior to Mass.

17. 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.

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

19. 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.

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

21. Your Collections: Thank you for your continued contribution and support to the Parish and Priests. 1st Collection: Supports our Priests. 2nd Collection: Supports our Church. To contribute Direct Debit: Presbytery A/C (1st Collection) A/C#14027 5567, BSB# 086 006. Church A/C (2ndCollection) 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.

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

23. Whitford Catholic Primary School: Kindy 2028 Enrolments NOW OPEN! Accepting expressions of Interest for students starting Kindergarten in 2028! (Children born July 1, 2023 to June 30, 2024). For more information: https://whitfordcatholicps.wa.edu.au/learning/kindergarten/

1. 24/7 Whitford youth group: is back for Term 1! 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 17th April. 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. For more information or any questions, please contact Dino (0478 084 725) or Jasmine (0439 976 164)

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

3. Catholic Youth Ministry: CYM invites you to the Young Adults Ball on Saturday 9th May from 6pm to 11.30pm at Moore & Moore, 46 Henry Street, Fremantle. Ticket sales close 17th April at 5pm. For more information: 08 9422 7912 or admin@cym.com.au

RELIGIOUS GOODS STALL: Relief/ Gloria/ Vilma/ Relief

PROCLAIMERS OF THE WORD: Kerry Roberts, Margaret Shilton/ Peter Ross, Anne Dale/Emma Janeczko, Marian McGrath/ Sally Paice, Eliza Boylen

COUNTERS: Sunday 12 April: Vicky Ryan/ Judy Cavanagh/ Amanda Cross/ Senol Bonny

CLEANERS: Friday 10th April: Chloe Lopresti & team

GLORY BE CAFÉ: Sunday 12th April: Claire, Neill, Mary McGrath-Yek & Caitlin Yek

SPECIAL MINISTERS: Linda Sweeney, J Gagatek/ Lee Hansen, Senol Bonny/ Carol Wright, E Rodrigues-Thomas, S Williamson/ Sharon Milne, C Davini

STATUE OF FATIMA: The Statue will be with the Edward family in Hillarys from 4th April to 11th April. Those wishing to join them to say the Rosary, can call them 0404 022 913 to arrange. From 11th to 18thth April 2026 the Statue will be with the Radford family in Kallaroo.

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 1st May 2026.

EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT: Adoration is held every Wednesday & Friday from 9.30am–7 pm.

BAPTISMS: We welcome Louis Limo into God’s family this weekend.

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.

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. Please be advised that 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. Easter Sunday Mass – Karrakatta Cemetery: Sunday 5th April at 10am, Mausoleum – Karracatta Cemetery. Mass will be offered in Italian by Fr Oscar Aguilera.

4. Divine Mercy Shrine – Lower Chittering: 1.) Pilgrimage – Sunday 12th April. Adoration, Confession, Rosary & Mass. Coach transport available from Morley. More info divinemercyshrine.com.au 2.) Inaugural Conference – Saturday 2nd May from 9am to 4pm with speakers Bridget Sakr, Sr Gaudia Skass & Sr Ancilla. Tickets via events.humanitix.com 3.) Gala Dinner – Saturday 2nd May from 6.30pm to 10pm, Mount Lawley Golf Club. Tickets via events.humanitix.com

5. Miracle Prayers Healing Service: The next Miracle Prayers healing service is on Wednesday 8th April, 7.30pm at 67 Howe St, Osborne Park. Kaye Rollings will be speaking about "Healing Grace, Healing Power." All welcome. Enquiries ph 0404 028 298.

6. Catholic Theological College: Invites you to our Engaging Your Faith online presentations. From $25 per session. More information: ctc.edu.au/engaging-your-faith/

7. Catholic Archdiocese of Perth – Employment Opportunities: For details and how to apply, refer to https://www.perthcatholic.org.au/Employment.htm.

• Advocate, Daydawn - Permanent, Part-Time
• Vocal Tutor, St Mary’s Cathedral - Maximum Term, Part-time
• Pastoral Assistant, Aboriginal Catholic Ministry - Permanent, Full-time
• Liaison, Deaf Support, Personal Advocacy Service – Casual
• Team Leader, Parish Finance – Permanent, Full-time

First reading: Acts 10:34,37-43

'We have eaten and drunk with him after his resurrection'

Peter addressed Cornelius and his household: ‘You must have heard about the recent happenings in Judaea; about Jesus of Nazareth and how he began in Galilee, after John had been preaching baptism. God had anointed him with the Holy Spirit and with power, and because God was with him, Jesus went about doing good and curing all who had fallen into the power of the devil. Now I, and those with me, can witness to everything he did throughout the countryside of Judaea and in Jerusalem itself: and also, to the fact that they killed him by hanging him on a tree, yet three days afterwards God raised him to life and allowed him to be seen, not by the whole people but only by certain witnesses God had chosen beforehand. Now we are those witnesses – we have eaten and drunk with him after his resurrection from the dead – and he has ordered us to proclaim this to his people and to tell them that God has appointed him to judge everyone, alive or dead. It is to him that all the prophets bear this witness: that all who believe in Jesus will have their sins forgiven through his name.’

Responsorial Psalm: Ps. 117(118):1-2,16-17,22-23

Response: This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad.

Give thanks to the Lord for he is good, for his love has no end. Let the sons of Israel say: ‘His love has no end.’ R.

The Lord’s right hand has triumphed; his right hand raised me up. I shall not die, I shall live and recount his deeds. R.

The stone which the builders rejected has become the corner stone. This is the work of the Lord, a marvel in our eyes. R.

Second reading: Colossians 3:1-4

Look for the things that are in heaven, where Christ is

Since you have been brought back to true life with Christ, you must look for the things that are in heaven, where Christ is, sitting at God’s right hand. Let your thoughts be on heavenly things, not on the things that are on the earth, because you have died, and now the life you have is hidden with Christ in God. But when Christ is revealed – and he is your life – you too will be revealed in all your glory with him.

The Sequence: Victimae Paschali Laudes

• Christians, to Paschal Victim offer Sacrifice and praise
• The tomb the Living did enclose; I saw Christ’s glory as he rose!

• The sheep are ransomed by the Lamb; and Christ, the undefiled, hath sinners to his Father Reconciled.
• The angels there attesting; shroud with grave-clothes resting.
• Death with life contended: combat strangely ended!
• Christ, my hope, has risen: he goes before you into Galilee.
• Life’s own Champion slain, yet lives to reign. Tell us, Mary: say what thou didst see upon the way
• That Christ is truly risen from the dead we know. Victorious king, thy mercy show!

Gospel Acclamation: 1 Corinthians 5:7-8

Alleluia, alleluia! Christ has become our paschal sacrifice; let us feast with joy in the Lord. Alleluia!

Gospel Reading: Matthew 28:1-10

He has risen from the dead and now he is going before you into Galilee

After the sabbath, and towards dawn on the first day of the week, Mary of Magdala and the other Mary went to visit the sepulchre. And all at once there was a violent earthquake, for the angel of the Lord, descending from heaven, came and rolled away the stone and sat on it. His face was like lightning, his robe white as snow. The guards were so shaken, so frightened of him, that they were like dead men. But the angel spoke; and he said to the women, ‘There is no need for you to be afraid. I know you are looking for Jesus, who was crucified. He is not here, for he has risen, as he said he would. Come and see the place where he lay, then go quickly and tell his disciples, “He has risen from the dead and now he is going before you to Galilee; it is there you will see him.” Now I have told you.’ Filled with awe and great joy the women came quickly away from the tomb and ran to tell the disciples. And there, coming to meet them, was Jesus. ‘Greetings’ he said. And the women came up to him and, falling down before him, clasped his feet. Then Jesus said to them, ‘Do not be afraid; go and tell my brothers that they must leave for Galilee; they will see me there.’

Loving God, we thank you for the gift of our lives and for the life of every person, both near to us and far away. We thank you for the wonder of all your creation. With sincere gratitude in our hearts, may this Easter draw us deeper into the warmth and light of God’s eternal Love and Mercy. May we see the world more clearly, especially those who are often overlooked. May we come closer to your heart, which you showed through the cross and resurrection of Jesus Your only begotten Son. May we be full of hope for all future generations. We ask this, through Christ our Risen Lord. Amen.

Greetings, my brothers and sisters in Christ,

The Gospel of the resurrection of Jesus Christ begins with the journey of the women to the tomb at dawn on the day after the Sabbath. They go to the tomb to honour the body of the Lord, but they find it open and empty. A mighty angel says to them: “Do not be afraid!” (Mt 28:5) and orders them to go and tell the disciples: “He has been raised from the dead, and indeed he is going ahead of you to Galilee” (v. 7). The women quickly depart and on the way Jesus himself meets them and says: “Do not fear; go and tell my brothers to go to Galilee; there they will see me” (v. 10). “Do not be afraid”, “do not fear”: these are words that encourage us to open our hearts to receive the message.

After the death of the Master, the disciples had scattered; their faith had been utterly shaken, everything seemed over, all their certainties had crumbled and their hopes had died. But now that message of the women, incredible as it was, came to them like a ray of light in the darkness. The news spread: Jesus is risen as he said. And then there was his command to go to Galilee; the women had heard it twice, first from the angel and then from Jesus himself: “Let them go to Galilee; there they will see me”. “Do not fear” and “go to Galilee”.

Galilee is the place where they were first called, where everything began! To return there, to return to the place where they were originally called. Jesus had walked along the shores of the lake as the fishermen were casting their nets. He had called them, and they left everything and followed him (cf. Mt 4:18-22).

To return to Galilee means to re-read everything on the basis of the cross and its victory, fearlessly: “do not be afraid”. To re-read everything – Jesus’ preaching, his miracles, the new community, the excitement and the defections, even the betrayal – to re-read everything starting from the end, which is a new beginning, from this supreme act of love.

For each of us, too, there is a “Galilee” at the origin of our journey with Jesus. “To go to Galilee” means something beautiful, it means rediscovering our baptism as a living fountainhead, drawing new energy from the sources of our faith and our Christian experience. To return to Galilee means above all to return to that blazing light with which God’s grace touched me at the start of the journey. From that flame I can light a fire for today and every day, and bring heat and light to my brothers and sisters. That flame ignites a humble joy, a joy which sorrow and distress cannot dismay, a good, gentle joy.

In the life of every Christian, after baptism there is also another “Galilee”, a more existential “Galilee”: the experience of a personal encounter with Jesus Christ who called me to follow him and to share in his mission. In this sense, returning to Galilee means treasuring in my heart the living memory of that call, when Jesus passed my way, gazed at me with mercy and asked me to follow him. To return there means reviving the memory of that moment when his eyes met mine, the moment when he made me realize that he loved me.

Today, tonight, each of us can ask: What is my Galilee? I need to remind myself, to go back and remember. Where is my Galilee? Do I remember it? Have I forgotten it? Seek and you will find it! There the Lord is waiting for you. Have I gone off on roads and paths which made me forget it? Lord, help me: tell me what my Galilee is; for you know that I want to return there to encounter you and to let myself be embraced by your mercy. Do not be afraid, do not fear, return to Galilee!

The Gospel is very clear: we need to go back there, to see Jesus risen, and to become witnesses of his resurrection. This is not to go back in time; it is not a kind of nostalgia. It is returning to our first love, in order to receive the fire which Jesus has kindled in the world and to bring that fire to all people, to the very ends of the earth. Go back to Galilee, without fear!

“Galilee of the Gentiles” (Mt 4:15; Is 8:23)! Horizon of the Risen Lord, horizon of the Church; intense desire of encounter… Let us be on our way!

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 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 Tri Nguyen, CSsR Ph: 0490 471 089

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

Email: whitford@perthcatholic.org.au