
Through offering our support, we enable our people and our communities to grow, to become missionary and to thrive. We are working towards all of our churches becoming outward-looking churches.

Baptism is the beginning of the Christian life. Through water and prayer we are welcomed into the Church and made children of God. Parents who wish to have their child baptised are invited to contact the parish to begin the preparation process.
Reconciliation, also known as Confession, is the sacrament of God’s mercy. Through it we receive forgiveness, healing, and a fresh beginning. Confession is available regularly in the parish and by appointment.


The Eucharist is the heart of Catholic life. At Mass we receive the Body and Blood of Christ and are strengthened to live as his disciples. First Holy Communion is celebrated after a period of prayer and preparation for children and adults.

In Confirmation we receive the gift of the Holy Spirit in a deeper way. This sacrament strengthens us to live and witness to our faith with confidence. Young people and adults can prepare for Confirmation through parish formation.

Marriage is a lifelong commitment between a man and a woman, blessed by God and lived within the Church. Couples wishing to marry at one of our churches should contact the parish office as early as possible to begin preparation.

Holy Orders is the sacrament through which men are ordained as deacons, priests, or bishops. If you feel called to explore a vocation to the priesthood or diaconate, we would be glad to support you in prayer and guidance.

The Anointing of the Sick brings comfort, strength, and peace to those who are ill, frail, or preparing for surgery. It may be celebrated at church, at home, or in hospital. Please contact the parish if this sacrament is needed.