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Divine Mercy
Sacred Heart
Christ the King
The Eucharist
Our Lady

Coming Events

December 2018

 

Saturday 1st December

First Saturday

Mass and Devotions

9:45 AM 

Adoration, Prayers as requested by Our Lady of Fatima,  Holy Mass.

Confessions Available

De La Salle Chapel

1312 High Street, Malvern

A Two minute video clip of the recent Eucharistic Procession for the Feast of Christ the King

Saturday 24th November, 2018

St Patrick's Cathedral,

Melbourne, Australia

main celebrant:

Most Rev. Bishop Mark Edwards

Celebration in Honour of the Immaculate Conception

 and the 

First Class Relic of St Catherine Labourne

Holy Cross Church Caulfield

Sunday 9th December

The Angels rejoiced when Our Lady was conceived in the womb of Her Mother Saint Anne. 

If the heaven’s rejoice how delighted   we should be and what a sense of wonder, joy, and gratitude we should have on this great occasion. Saint Anne and Saint Joaquim  were truly holy people chosen by God to be the parents of Our Lady. 

    Our Lady is the glory of God, the most splendid work of His creation.  She gives more honour to the Holy Trinity, and is more powerful in heaven than all the other saints and angels put together.  If we were to think of all the great and good works of holy men and women throughout  the ages they pale in comparison to what God has done, and continues to do through Mary. 

    Let us not miss out!  When we honour Our Lady, our hearts expand to allow God to enter.  Our Lady is so powerful in heaven.  So why not come and enjoy some of those huge graces God gives to those who honour His Mother.  Our Lady is so wonderful - come on this special day and receive Her aid.

 

February 14, 2016

Immaculate Conception Poster 2018.jpg

Friday 7th December

First Friday 

Masses and Devotions

First Friday 

2 Times and 2 Venues!

1:05 PM

Parish Holy Mass followed by Adoration and Prayers to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus 

St Augustines Church

632 Bourke Street

Melbourne

Novena to the Most

Sacred Heart of Jesus

7.00 PM

Adoration and Prayers in honour of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus followed by Holy Mass. 

St Joseph's Church

71 Orrong Road

Elsternwick

 

First Class Relic of St Catherine Labouré Comes to Melbourne

St Catherine Labouré was chosen by God in 1830 for the reception of a special and powerful grace.  Our Lady appeared to her and requested a medal be made, which soon became known as the “Miraculous Medal” because of all the miracles and favours that were granted through it.  The associated prayer is  very well known:  “ O Mary conceived without sin Pray for us who have recourse to Thee.”  We are particularly blessed to have this first class relic of this great Saint present for the Immaculate Conception Feast.

The relic will be available for your personal veneration, so that you can ask this great saint to intercede for you  in your needs, praying for our country and families.

We are very pleased to announce that Most Rev. Bishop Peter Elliott will be celebrating Holy Mass on this occasion. A free Miraculous Medal will be available for all  who attend, and there will be present on the day only, medals from the Chapel of the Visitation  in Paris for sale. 

 

An end of year afternoon tea

will be held on the lawns following Holy Mass. The ladies are encouraged to bring a plate to share, and the gentlemen something to drink.  Please join us for this celebration.

Sunday 10th December at 1.30 pm 

Getting There

Holy Cross Church is located at 707 Glenhuntly Road Caulfield South

By Tram:

Tram number 67 stop 50, Tram number 64 Stop 57  

By Train:

Holy Cross Church is equidistant from Elsternwick Station (Sandringham Line) and Glenhuntly Station (Frankston Line).

Tram number 67 will take you from either station to the Church.

Elsternwick station - the tram 67 will be going towards Carnegie.  Glenhuntly station - the tram will be going towards Melbourne University. 

By Car:

Holy Cross Church is at 707 Glenhuntly Road very close to Hawthorn Road.  There is a carpark at the rear which you enter via Murray Street, which runs off Hawthorn Road. 

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