Divine Mercy Sunday – Sunday 12th April 2026 St Ann’s Catholic Church, Kingston Hill This Sunday we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday – a beautiful reminder that mercy and sacrifice stand at the very heart of our faith. The Cross of Christ reveals both: a love that gives
Palm Sunday Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, the most sacred time in the life of the Church. We begin with joy—welcoming Jesus into Jerusalem with palms and praise. Yet very quickly, the tone changes. We are invited to walk with Him not only
5th Sunday of Lent – A Call to Renew Our Life At St Ann’s Catholic Church, Kingston Hill, we enter the final stage of our Lenten journey with the powerful Gospel of the raising of Lazarus. This moment invites us to reflect deeply on life—its fragility,
Laetare Sunday – A Moment of Joy in Our Lenten Journey In the middle of our Lenten journey, the Church celebrates Laetare Sunday, a gentle reminder that the path of repentance is also a path of hope. Even as we continue our Lenten discipline, the light
3rd Sunday of Lent Lent invites us to pause and reflect on the deeper thirst of the human heart. In the midst of our daily responsibilities and concerns, this sacred season reminds us that life is not only about our immediate needs but about our journey
2nd Sunday of Lent Lent at St Ann’s – Journey of Faith and Trust As we continue our Lenten journey, the readings remind us that faith is always a movement - a journey of trust. Like Abraham, we are called to step forward even when we do
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
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
Third Sunday of Ordinary Time – Parish Notice As we celebrate the Third Sunday of Ordinary Time, the Word of God reminds us that “the people who walked in darkness have seen a great light” (Isaiah 9:2). Christ, our light and salvation, calls us to walk
2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time – 18 January 2026 A Word from the Parish As we begin this week, we hold the words of John the Baptist in our hearts: “He must increase, and I must decrease.” (John 3:30) May all that we do as a parish make space