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Weekday Mass Schedule

Regular Weekend Mass Schedule 5th July to 6th September, both dates included.

DRESS CODE

Although the Catholic Church has no real dress code for proper attire when attending Mass, an unwritten dress code demands we are properly dressed out of Respect, Honor and Reverence for the Real Presence of Our Lord.  One should dress modestly and respectfully.  Generally, one should avoid wearing anything too revealing, which would be considered offensive or disrespectful.

Updated Baptismal Certificates

 Parishioners requesting a copy of their updated Baptismal Certificates are requested to visit the parish office and provide photo identification prior to receiving their certificate. 

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24thSunday Ordinary Time - 13th September 2026

A Word From Our Pastor...

 

First Reading – Sirach 27:30-28:7: Wrath and anger are condemned, while forgiveness of others is commended. Remember mortality and God’s commandments, setting aside enmity and overlooking faults.

Responsorial Psalm – Psalm 103: Bless the Lord for his kindness and mercy. He pardons iniquities, heals ills, and redeems lives. His compassion is vast, putting transgressions far away from those who fear him.

Second Reading – Romans 14:7-9: Whether living or dying, we belong to the Lord. Christ’s death and resurrection affirm that he is Lord of both the living and the dead, and our lives should reflect that.

Gospel – Matthew 18:21-35: Jesus teaches about forgiveness using a parable of a servant forgiven a huge debt but who then refuses to forgive a smaller debt. The master, angry at this hypocrisy, punishes him. Jesus warns that we must forgive others wholeheartedly.


Prima lettura – Siracide 27,30-28,7: L’ira e la collera sono condannate, mentre il perdono verso il prossimo è lodato. Ricordate la mortalità e i comandamenti di Dio, mettendo da parte l’inimicizia e chiudendo un occhio sulle colpe.

Salmo responsoriale – Salmo 103: Benedite il Signore per la sua bontà e misericordia. Egli perdona le iniquità, guarisce le malattie e redime le vite. La sua compassione è immensa, allontana le trasgressioni da coloro che lo temono.

Seconda lettura – Romani 14,7-9: Sia che viviamo sia che moriamo, apparteniamo al Signore. La morte e la risurrezione di Cristo affermano che egli è Signore sia dei vivi che dei morti, e le nostre vite dovrebbero riflettere questo.

Vangelo – Matteo 18,21-35: Gesù insegna il perdono utilizzando la parabola di un servo a cui è stato perdonato un debito enorme, ma che poi si rifiuta di perdonare un debito minore. Il padrone, adirato per questa ipocrisia, lo punisce. Gesù ci avverte che dobbiamo perdonare gli altri con tutto il cuore.