We live in an exciting time in the Catholic Church
We are finding new ways to give the Joy of the Gospel traction in the post-Christian culture in which we live. At the heart of the great Jesus story is a message of Truth, Beauty and Goodness. A message of love that can heal the world in which we live, if we will let it.
We are each called to a relationship with the person that is Jesus and to share Him with our family, friends and work colleagues. It is a radical call to live a countercultural life of service to others.
Forging a community of saints:
- Where the Lord is known and loved
- Where the liturgy is experienced as an encounter with the wonder of heaven
- Where daily prayer is a natural part of life
- Where all are welcomed and their dignity as children of God always recognised
- Where young people grow in deep love for the Gospel, for the sacramental life of the Church and for prayer
- Where all know the riches of the faith and seek to share it with others
The way forward
As a Church community we are exploring new ways of being Church as we respond to a shifting culture around us. We have formed our church community life around the themes of Bishop Richard Moth’s Diocesan plan: prayer, formation, mission and stewardship.