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This year's Christmas schedule (including New Year's Eve and New Year's Day) can now be downloaded from the Mass Times page.

“Recreate in us a heart and spirit renewed, a heart and spirit dedicated to your holy work” – From the opening prayer of the Leadership Forum.

Please join us in this free workshop on Budget Planning. Wednesday 26 October, 2022. 7.00 PM Our Lady's Large Hall.

Last week we were excited to release our first Parish Annual Report 2021.

From the start of October, the Sunday Vietnamese Mass time will change to 11.30am

Our Parish leaders attend a training event to learn about "Keys to Leading Parish Missionary Renewal"

Helen O’Keefe must be the busiest retiree around.  Having retired from teaching in 2018, let's see how she keeps herself busy or should we say, the Parish keeps her busy.

Truly joy-ful! A memorable and enriching day of contemplation, prayer & fellowship

As we celebrated Holy Family Parish Feast Day, we were asked: What are our dreams for our Parish?

There is a small army of volunteers that keep our churches and parish running, yet most of us hardly know who they are. Let us introduce you to one of them: Tony Sobredo.

Joan Proctor has been a parishioner at Christ the King for 52 years.  Joan and her husband, Jim, moved to the parish after getting married in 1969.  They had met at a supper dance just weeks before Jim moved to Mt Isa for work; Jim proposed over the phone and their life at the parish began after they bought a home in Braybrook.

The Parish's fourth ALPHA program is off to a flying start.

Betty sees herself as being here, a member of our parish community, since forever. Many parishioners will probably recognise her but may not know her name.  Well, here is our chance to get to know Elizabeth Ann Linsley (nee Shaw), or Betty, as she has been called since birth.  [read more...]

The Vietnamese Youth Group were finally able to catch up face to face. They teach catechism to children every Sunday in Braybrook. For more information please contact the office.

There are a number of opportunities in the next two weeks for you to participate and contribute your thoughts and reflection for our Parish and our Church as a whole.

These high resolution photos are FREE for our parishioners to download before January 31st 2022.

We welcome the easing of restrictions. Proof of vaccination is no longer required for any Mass. There changes to the Christmas Season Schedule.