ST PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL PARISH

THE CRADLE OF CATHOLICISM

MASS AND RECONCILIATION TIMES

The Cathedral and Chapel is now open to everyone for Mass as well as personal devotion.

SUNDAY
6:00pm Saturday Vigil Mass
7:30am Morning Prayer
8:00am Mass
9:30am Mass
11:00am Solemn Mass with Cathedral Choir
6:00pm Mass
6:00pm Youth-led Mass (3rd Sunday)

SATURDAY
7:30am Morning Prayer
8:00am Mass
8:30am Sacrament of Penance (till 9:00am)
9:30am Mass in Extraordinary Form
5:00pm Sacrament of Penance (till 5:30pm)

MONDAY TO FRIDAY
6:10am Morning Prayer
6:30am Mass
11:15am Exposition
11:15am Sacrament of Penance (till 12:15pm)
Rosary after Angelus at midday
12:30pm Mass

PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
Mass at 8:00am (No Adoration or Confession)

Weekday Mass times from 26 December to 12 January will be at 8:00am only. There will be no adoration or reconciliation during this time too.
The usual Mass times will resume on Monday 15 January.

ALL SOULS DAY

Mass for the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed - 2 November 2024
8:00am Mass
11:00am Solemn Mass with the Cathedral Choir
2:00pm Mass at St Patrick's Cemetary (Cnr Church St & Pennant Hills Road)

ABOUT

SACRAMENTS

DIOCESAN NEWS

Bishop Vincent’s Homily for the first Sunday of Advent: Critical discernment and action in favour of God’s purpose

Advent is a season of new beginnings and the stirrings of the heart. It reminds us that while things might seem hopeless, God is directing history to its fulfilment. (Read More)

Pedro Arrupe: A step further in the Jesuit’s beatification process

The closing session of the diocesan phase of Father Pedro Arrupe's beatification process took place November 14 in Rome. The Superior General of the Society of Jesus from 1965 to 1983, Arrupe played a key role in renewing the Jesuit order and placing social justice at the heart of its mission in the post-Council context. (Read More)

First Sunday of Advent

First Sunday of Advent (Read More)

Fr Frank Brennan’s Homily for the first Sunday of Advent

We begin our Advent season with the prophet Jeremiah’s hopeful vision of justice, peace and truth, a vision of heaven on earth. (Read More)

The cup, a symbol of Christ’s victory over evil

A profound symbol. The cup that Jesus wished could pass from him in the Garden of Olives already hints at the fragrance of the Kingdom beyond its bitterness. (Read More)

Gift and Response

It is estimated that there have been some million love songs recorded throughout various cultures and ages. Love as a subject of poetry and pondering never seems to lose its fascination. (Read More)

Rediscovering the great Jesuit missionary to China: Matteo Ricci

In other words, the cause needs to inspire devotion to the Venerable Matteo Ricci and for the faithful to pray for a miracle through the intercession of the man who has proved to be a bridge between China and the West and a prophetic figure for evangelization in Asia and around the world. (Read More)

‘Talitha Kum’, Sisters in the Frontline against Human Trafficking

We dream of a world without human trafficking. This is a call that must involve the whole of society, government and Church leaders at all levels. Together, we believe that our actions have the power to transform lives with compassion, working toward a world free of human trafficking. (Read More)

Keeping at a Tangent

Seamus Heaney’s marvelous letters, once they are linked as they should be with Stepping Stones, the richly informative interviews Dennis O’Driscoll conducted with the poet over many years, should suffice as a working biography of the poet until the official life by Fintan O’Toole appears. (Read More)

Faith beyond figures: How an ordinary accountant met the Pope

He describes himself as an ordinary, faithful man by all accounts. But due to a series of consecutive coincidences (or divine providence) in 2008, it so happened that he met, and was blessed by, Pope Benedict XVI during the World Youth Mass among half a million attendees at Randwick Racecourse.  (Read More)

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MUSIC

The music ministry of the cathedral continues to play an important role in serving the busier-than-ever round of diocesan and parish liturgies which take place throughout the year. We hope you enjoy viewing this site containing details of the musical life of St. Patrick's Cathedral.

CONTACT US

Phone: (02) 8839 8400
Email: enquiry@stpatscathedral.com.au

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