Palm Sunday 2027 – Passion Sunday – 21 March
- Saturday 11am – 12:30pm Reconciliation in the Church (2 priests)
- 5.00pm Saturday Vigil
- 7.30am Sunday Mass
- 9.00am Sunday Mass
- 10.30am Sunday Mass
- 5.00pm Sunday Mass
Monday of Holy Week – 22 March
9.30am Mass
Tuesday of Holy Week – 23 March
- 9.30am Mass
- 7pm Chrism Mass at St Francis Xavier Cathedral
Wednesday of Holy Week – 24 March
- 9.30am Mass
Holy Thursday – 25 March 2027
[No morning Mass]
The 3 sacred days [Triduum] :: Day 1
- Day 1 of the Triduum begins at sunset
- 7pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper
- Collection is taken for the poor (to St Vincent de Paul Society Campbelltown)
- Adoration at the altar of repose will continue until 10pm
Good Friday – 26 March
[No morning Mass]
Day 1 of the Triduum continues
- 10am Stations of the Cross at lower carpark
- 11am – 12pm Sacrament of Reconciliation available in the church (2 priests)
- 3pm Commemoration of the Lord’s Passion at School COLA
Includes the scriptural reflection on the Lord’s Passion, the solemn intercessions,
veneration of the Cross and Holy Communion for those excluded and marginalised. - Collection for the Christian Shrines in the Holy Land taken at both liturgies
- 4:30pm – 5pm Sacrament of Reconciliation available in the church (2 priests)
The 3 sacred days [Triduum] :: Day 2
Day 2 of the Triduum begins at sunset
Holy Saturday – 27 March
[No morning Mass]
Day 2 of the Triduum continues
- On Holy Saturday, the church waits in silence at the tomb of Jesus, grieving and lamenting.
According to the ancient tradition of the Church, Mass is not celebrated today. - 11am – 12pm Sacrament of Reconciliation available in the church (1 priest)
- [No 5pm Vigil Mass]
The 3 sacred days [Triduum] :: Day 3
Day 3 of the Triduum begins at sunset
7pm Mass of the Easter Vigil
- The Easter Vigil begins in semi-darkness in anticipation of the resurrection of Jesus, which occurred early on Sunday – the first day of the week.
Includes the Easter Proclamation, nine Scripture readings, and blessing of the Easter Water with loads of joy, music and song.
This year we will also be fully initiating adults who have journeyed with the parish over the past year.
Some will be baptised, confirmed and share Holy Communion; others (who have already been baptised) will be received into full communion in the Catholic Church by confirmation and receiving the Eucharist for the first time.
Easter Sunday – 28 March
Easter Sunday – Mass of the Resurrection
- Easter Sunday morning at 7.30am, 9am; 10.30am
Easter Sunday evening at 5pm
A chance to proclaim the impact of the resurrection in each of our lives.