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 Please click on the links below to book for all Masses.

Booking links open at 7pm each Friday, for the coming week > Tuesday to Sunday


THIS WEEKEND  : 27/28 February : 


6pm                       https://www.trybooking.com/BOZYX


9am                       https://www.trybooking.com/BOZZE


10.30am                       https://www.trybooking.com/BOZZG                     

For weekend Masses :

    1. It is very helpful, but not essential, to bring your ticket to be scanned,

       either printed or on your phone. 

    2. Please come early. You need to line up and be 'checked in'.

    3. Thank you for wearing your mask


 

Weekday Masses 2-5 March :  

 

Tues 9.30am :           https://www.trybooking.com/BPETU

Wed 9.30am            https://www.trybooking.com/BPETV

Thurs 9.30am :       https://www.trybooking.com/BPFVU

Fri 12 noon :            https://www.trybooking.com/BPFVW

 

NEXT WEEKEND  6/7 March :


6pm                       https://www.trybooking.com/BPFWA


9am                       https://www.trybooking.com/BPFWB

10.30am                       https://www.trybooking.com/BPFWC

 

Parish Office : 10am-3pm Monday : 9am-4pm Tues-Fri. 


Phone :           52 432 739  Please leave a message. 


email :            belmont@cam.org.au

  •  Sacraments :

    Please contact the Parish Office for current information re Baptism, Eucharist,
    Reconciliation & Confirmation.
    Baptisms can be booked for Sunday at 12 noon, with 12 people attending from each family. Please contact the Parish Office for further information & bookings. 
     
    Mass on TV, radio or online :
     

    Sunday Mass on TV :   Channel 10              6-6.30am            

      

                                           Channel 31 or 44   11am  St Patrick's Cathedral

     

     Sunday mass on Radio :   7.00am Light FM 89.9          (Fr K Dillon)                                                                                                         10.00am Pulse FM                (St Mary’s)

    Mass on line - view live:    Sunday - 11am ;   week days - 1pm                                       https://melbournecatholic.org.au/Mass     (St Patrick's Cathedral)

     

    To find mass in other languages visit :                                        http://multiculturalcare.org.au/diversity/faith-online/

     

    Prayer resources : 

    The Saving Word (Sunday readings) – email belmont@cam.org.au
    Children’s worksheet                           – email belmont@cam.org.au


    • The Bishops Conference is providing resources to support people's prayer life, including links to online Masses and a Sunday prayer resource. They can be accessed on this page.


    Visit the website of the  Archdiocese of Melbourne.

    https://cathfamily.org/cathkids-faith-unlimited  CathKids Special Offer : weekly interactive experience with a short animated video on the Sunday reading, questions to stimulate discussion, a simple activity, and prayer. For children aged 7-12

    St Bernard’s prayer & community… 

    Gatherings suspended, following current Government guidelines

    Widowed & Social Group               Men's Group            Knights of the Southern Cross 


    Please contact the Office, for current status of activities described below.
     
     
     
     
     
    Neighbourhood Meals

    A personal invitation is issued to each parish household - one small area of the Parish at a time - to share a simple meal with nearby parishioners.

     
     
     

     

     
    Justice Network

    Each month, a meeting is held to learn about and discuss a variety of justice topics, lead by a qualified speaker. Meetings are advertised in the Parish Bulletin and all are welcome.

     
     
     

     

    RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults)

    A program of instruction and formation in the Catholic faith is held each year from September to Easter of the following year. Contact the Parish Office for more information.

     
     
     
    ~St Bernard’s Parish community is proud to acknowledge the Wathaurong People as the first custodians and original inhabitants of the area. May we find continued unity in our shared love of this land.~