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$2,030 will be sent to Papua New Guinea to support Christian communities in need. We thank everyone for their ongoing generosity.

Human life contains many choices. We can say that life is a huge chain of choices. From our childhood to the last breath – constant choices. Some of them are very simple, like what to eat for breakfast. We do not think about them much. But there are more serious decisions we have to make daily or very often, like how to spend our money - what is priority of our purchase.

Unfortunately, our scheduled Community Dinner for the second Tuesday of December has been cancelled. We appreciate your understanding and hope to have the kitchen working well in the new year so that the Community Dinners can resume again.

The Christmas tree for food donations will be in the Holy Spirit Church Narthex. Donations of non-perishable items, such as tinned hams, tinned fruit, drinks, and other packaged items, can be left at any time up to 17th December.

Part of human life and nature is to wait. During our lives we wait for so many things: we wait to grow up, to see our parents, family or friends, we look forward to events or achievements. We constantly expect new happenings and new people in our lives. We do not know what kind of impact they will have on us and how they will change us and world around us. 

Join us over the special time of Advent as we host Masses and events at both Holy Spirit Church in Kincumber, and Holy Cross Church in Kincumber South. Please see below for Mass and event times for December 2025.

23 November 2025 | Year C Sisters and Brothers, The last Sunday of the year in the liturgical calendar is celebrated as the day of our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. On that Sunday we acknowledge that Jesus is the lord of everyone and everything; we confess that Jesus has control of all creation. Who of us, when we were children did not dream to be a prince or princess? Who did not want to be a king or a queen? We could be rulers, and everyone would serve us. But

Last Sunday we hosted a Celebration Day in honour of  St Peter To Rot and Saint Mary of the Cross MacKillop. We opened with a beautiful blessing ceremony of the newly installed statue of Saint Mary MacKillop, presided over by Bishop Robert McGuckin, Bishop Emeritus of Toowoomba, and the Sisters of St Joseph. We were lucky to be joined by NSW Regional Leader Sr Ann Porter, Sr Mary, and Sr Helen from the Mary MacKillop Centre.   Incense, and the colours of the Papua New Guinean

Bishop Anthony Randazzo conferred the Sacrament of Confirmation on 36 candidates.