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Clearview/Kilburn Catholic Parish

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8262 1070

Address: 7 St Albans Place, Clearview 5085 Adelaide, SA, Australia

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22.01.2022 100 años de la Coronación de la Virgen del Rosario de Chiquinquirá como Reina y Patrona de Colombia. Todos bienvenidos a celebrar la Eucaristía el sábado 6 de Julio a las 5:00 pm St Brigid’s Church Kilburn, 50 Le Hunte St, Kilburn SA 5084

22.01.2022 Virgen del Carmen, Madre, Reina y Patrona de Chile. Eucaristía Julio 20, 5 pm St Brigid’s Church Kilburn, 50 Le Hunte St, Kilburn SA 5084

21.01.2022 Congratulations to the KPWCG who won the Governor’s Multicultural Award for Community Sector.

21.01.2022 4th Sunday of Lent - Year C Newsletter

19.01.2022 Liturgy of the fire

19.01.2022 Representation of the way to the cross by Spanish community

18.01.2022 Clearview/Kilburn Bulletin - 8th Sunday of Ordinary Time - Year C

17.01.2022 14 Aniversario Misas en Kilburn por parte de la Comunidad Latina, Julio 20, 2019 Eucaristía 5 pm St Brigid’s Church Kilburn, 50 Le Hunte St, Kilburn SA 5084

10.01.2022 St Brigid's and St Gabriel's Community Hub Timetable Term 1 2019. Open to everyone. Please come along to any sessions.

01.01.2022 PLENARY COUNCIL The last time the Catholic Church in Australia held a Plenary Council was in 1937. It has been more than 80 years since we gathered all of the Church together and much has changed. In 2020, we will have a Plenary Council about the future of the Catholic Church in Australia. What are we called to do? Who are we called to be? How do we need to change? Pope Francis has spoken of the need to engage in the world and respond in faith. He said: The defining aspect o...f this change of epoch is that things are no longer in their place. Our previous ways of explaining the world and relationships, good and bad, no longer appears to work. The way in which we locate ourselves in history has changed. We cannot simply wait for what we are experiencing to pass, under the illusion that things will return to being how they were before. The journey toward Plenary Council will help us to prepare to listen to God by listening to one another. We invite all people to engage, to be a part of the listening and dialogue encounter in the next eighteen months. I invite all people to join in discussions and reflections which will help us discern what God is telling us in these times. Archbishop Mark Coleridge (President of the Australian Episcopal Conference) If anyone would like to put in some reflections about the church today they can do so by going on line to the Plenary Council Website or else if they would like to join a discussion group please contact the Parish Office to submit your name and contact details. Fr Leon