In late June Tatura welcomed Bishop Shane to their parish, school and homes, as part of the diocesan Parish Visitation Program.

From 23-27 June, priests from across the Diocese of Sandhurst gathered at Corpus Christi College in Carlton for the biannual clergy retreat.

How does liturgy shape us — not just as individuals, but as a Church responding to the signs of the times? In Numurkah recently, Fr Jake Mudge offered a rich and timely reflection on the liturgy as the Church’s shared work: rooted in tradition, open to diversity, and alive with Easter hope.

The Feast of Corpus Christi was celebrated in diverse and meaningful ways across the Diocese with parish communities gathering in prayer, procession and formation.

The YCW Centenary Mass will celebrate a movement that empowered generations of young people to live their faith boldly in the world.

Following last week’s announcement of his appointment as Archbishop of Brisbane, Bishop Shane has written to the people of Sandhurst.

With Bishop Shane now Archbishop-designate of Brisbane, many are asking: what happens now for our Diocese?

Bishop Shane’s legacy in Sandhurst can be defined by his commitment to forming confident and courageous missionary disciples.

The first round of Presenters for the Australian Catholic Youth Festival has been named.

We are pleased to release launch the new Diocesan Formation Support Plan.