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Lenten Journey Booklet St Ann's Lent Journey 2026Download Homily – Ash Wednesday / Beginning of Lent My dear brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus,welcome to the beautiful journey of Lent — one of the greatest and finest seasons of the liturgical year. These are forty sacred days.Not days to
Newsletter Lenten Booklet St Ann's Hall 2026 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time A Word from the Parish Priest On the 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time, the Word of God invited us to look beyond outward actions and reflect on the attitudes of the heart. The Sermon on the Mount
We enjoyed a very enriching 60+ Nutrition Session at St Ann’s Catholic Church, led by Margaret. Everyone was impressed by her knowledge, and the session was marked by excellent participation, thoughtful questions, and lively interaction. Sincere thanks to Margaret for sharing her expertise, and to
Our first Spiritual Evening at St Ann’s Catholic Church was well attended, with around twelve members taking part. Celia gently guided the group on the theme Women in the Bible. The evening was joyful, prayerful, and deeply fulfilling. Sincere thanks to Celia for leading the
On 8th February, during the parish Mass at St Ann’s Catholic Church, the Core Committee for the parish hall development was formally commissioned. All members were present, including our young representatives. Standing before the parish community, they made their commitment to serve with responsibility, unity,
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time A Word from the Parish Priest This Sunday, the Word of God reminds us of who we truly are. The prophet Isaiah speaks of light breaking forth like the dawn, and Jesus calls us the salt of the earth and the
St Ann’s Catholic Church, Kingston Hill was blessed to host a Deanery-level retreat for Readers and Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist, bringing together ministers from across the Kingston Deanery for a morning of prayer, formation, and fellowship. The day began with parallel formation sessions for Readers