Following the latest WA health advice and working with the directives from the Archdiocese of Perth, please see below the post-lockdown transition restrictions.
*  Masks are mandatory for attendees at all places of worship;
*  Mandatory registering of attendees using Safe WA App or Sign-in will continue;
*  Maximum occupancy limit in the Church is 150 people; Chapel is 3 persons; Parish Centre is 25 persons;
*  Physical distancing of the 4 square metre rule applies (Not from the same household);
*  Please continue to follow hygiene protocol by using the hand sanitisers available at each entrance of our Church, Chapel and Centre.
Our Church will open from 8am tomorrow (Saturday 6th Feb) and will continue with usual Mass times and services.

Further updates relevant to the Archdiocese of Perth will be communicated on an ongoing basis in response to these developing circumstances and made available on the dedicated COVID-19 page on the website of the Archdiocese of Perth: http://www.perthcatholic.org.au/COVID19.htm

 

On Sunday 24th January at the 10am Mass and morning tea, we farewelled Fr. Zyggy and welcomed our new Assistant Priest Fr Mariusz.
Fr Zyggy was presented with a signed card and special collection enevelopes donated by our generous parishioners.
We thank him for all his work over the past two years as Assistant Priest and wish him well in his continued position as Chaplin to Chisholm College and future endeavours with the Salvatorian Order.
Fr Mariusz arrived in Australia in 1998 and has worked in the Parishes of Esperance, Merredin, Pymble NSW, Balcatta and recently Carnarvon.
Please give him a warm welcome!

Neither COVID nor the hot weather could keep families away from attending our Christmas Eve 6pm family Mass.
We started with some Carol singing led by a small choir of enthuastic young people under the guidance of Kathy and Stephen, followed by the Nativity Play which was well rehearsed and beautifully presented by the littler members of our Parish with the choir singing inbetween the narrative.
Fr Francis then processed in at the beginning of Mass with a little babe in his arms (Gianna) who was our little baby Jesus.


 

 

On the feast of the Epiphany, our Parish community was honoured by the visitation of the Most Reverend Bishop of Port Pirie, South Aust, Bishop Karol Kulczycki SDS who was the main celebrant at the 10am Mass.
This was his first pontifical Mass celebrated in WA since his recent consecration as Bishop and we were privileged that we could share this experience with him.
Fr Francis’ introduction referring to him as ‘One wise man from the East’ was very appropriate.
During Bishop Karol’s homily he told us that “We can be the star leading our families to this place (the church)” and concluded with “May the light of Christ shine in your hearts and in your family.”
Many parishioners stayed and joined in our sausage sizzle morning tea after Mass and took the opportunity to have a catch-up and chat with him.

St Simon Peter Parish Prayer

St Simon Peter Parish Prayer

Heavenly Father,
you have chosen our parish as the place by which you encounter us in our daily lives.
Here your Word is proclaimed,the Eucharist is celebrated,
and your people are united in a family of believers.
We pray for our parish named in honour of St Simon Peter and placed under his patronage.
Through his intercession may every blessing be poured out on all members of our parish.
We pray for our schools, their staff and students, and all their families.
May our parish be filled with holiness and prayer, with faith and love;
May it be a place where worthy and reverent worship is offered to God,
and where we receive grace and power for our mission.
May all who come here find a welcoming home,
comfort in their needs and strength for their journey of faith.
We make this prayer through Christ, Our Lord.
Amen