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St Mary's Cathedral Youth Group

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25.01.2022 Such a beautiful day spent in Richmond on Sunday for the youth group. The weather, the food and the company were all Thanks everyone! . . .... #stmarysyouthgroup #richmondtasmania #czegscafe #sundaylunch #stmaryscathedralhobart See more

22.01.2022 Study Sunday included our Chosen series led by our awesome teacher, Eddie Mackey followed by a delicious Tacos lunch. The topic was "How do we know God exists" and we also learnt about the scripture, traditions and magisterium of the Church Thanks to all who joined us!... And everyone is welcome this Sunday for Bowling! details soon . . . . #stmarysyouthgroup #catholicyouthgroup #stmaryscathedralhobart #catholic #thechosenseries #catholic #fellowship #studysunday #catholicchurch #tacos

22.01.2022 Happy feast of our Youth Group's patron, Our Lady Undoer of Knots! Pray for us and for all young people dear Mother . . .... . #ourladyundoerofknots #mothermary #catholicsaints #feastday #patronsaint #stmarysyouthgroup #stmaryscathedralhobart #hobarttasmania #ourlady #prayforus See more

21.01.2022 Join us tomorrow night at 6:30pm for a 7 o'clock start for Pizza and movies! . . . #stmarysyouthgroup #stmaryscathedralyouth #movienight

21.01.2022 Adventure Sunday at bowling was filled with fierce competition and lots of fun looking forward to seeing everyone next Sunday! . . . #stmarysyouthgroup #cathedralparish #stmaryscathedralhobart #catholic #friendship #bowling #adventuresunday #hobarttasmania

13.01.2022 Thanks for joining us to play golf! It was a blast

11.01.2022 Thanks to Sam Clear for presenting to us this Sunday via distance and to all who came along to hear him speak. Hope to see you all next week! . . .... #samclear #stmarysyouthgroup #catholicyouthgroup #youthcommunity #catholic #stmaryscathedralhobart #hobarttasmania See more

10.01.2022 My name is Simeon Anthony. I am a deacon in the Archdiocese of Melbourne. I am the second of four children with one older sister and two younger sisters. I was ...born and raised in Yangon, Myanmar (Burma). Most of my family live in my homeland. The question I am often asked is how did you come to realize you had a priestly vocation? It all started with the formative influences of my life. For example, my grandparents and parents transmitted a strong Catholic faith which now is anchored in my heart. Through a small community of family, we prayed the Rosary before our home altar. As a boy, I loved to lead the prayers, and sing Marian hymns as I joined in the Mass and prayer in my local church. These are the foundations of my faith. The second major influence was the life of parish priests and nuns who so generously served others. Through this I started to wonder if God was also calling me to care, love and serve His people. There was a particular moment that had a profound influence on my life. It was the day of my uncle’s ordination to the priesthood. On this day, I felt something which I cannot express in words. I was eleven years old and from that time, I prayed after every Sunday-Mass for God to reveal His will to me. Responding to His call and in order to discern more deeply my vocation, I entered the seminary in Myanmar. While I was studying philosophy there, I was invited to serve the Church in the Archdiocese of Melbourne. Divine providence is a mystery to me, but I simply followed the direction where I felt Christ was leading me. Aware of my strengths, weaknesses, talents, and limitations, while all the time, knowing the love of God has for me. I believe He is asking me to share this love with his people as his priest. I am particularly grateful for the welcome and acceptance I received from the people of the Archdiocese of Melbourne and the local Myanmar community. Please pray with me for all seminarians around the world so that we may be able to live up to the challenges of this world for the service of God’s people now and into the future. I hope the priestly ordination of this year may be an inspiration for others. Christ is all and in all (Colossians 3:11). Please pledge a prayer for Rev. Simeon Anthony at www.pledgetopray.com.au ORDINATION MASS: Saturday, 10:30AM 5 December 2020 St Patrick’s Cathedral

09.01.2022 Prayer Sunday . . . .... #stmarysyouthgroup #catholicyouthgroup #stmaryscathedralhobart #catholic #friendship #prayer #therosary #family See more

06.01.2022 Happy feastday of St Padre Pio! "Have you not for some time loved the Lord? Do you not love him now? Do you not long to love him forever? Therefore, do not fear! Even conceded that you had committed all the sins of this world, Jesus repeats to you, ‘Many sins are forgiven thee because thou hast loved much!" - Padre Pio . .... . #padrepio #stpadrepio #pioofpietrelcina #catholic #feastday #padrepiofeastday #stmarysyouthgroup #catholicyouthgroup #stmaryscathedralhobart See more

04.01.2022 What a wonderful Youth Group we had this Sunday joined for a BBQ by the special Immaculata Community! Thanks to everyone who came and joined us for lunch and thanks to all that participated in the wonderful session led by Sister Mary Immanuel on the topic of St Francis of Assisi God bless and see everyone next Sunday!

03.01.2022 This Sunday we will be having an exciting group of guests join us for a BBQ lunch! The Immaculata Community will come and present a talk on Saint Francis of Assisi and will join us for lunch and games. Everyone is welcome! Straight after the 10:30am Mass this Sunday .... . . #stmarysyouthgroup #catholicyouthgroup #stmaryscathedralhobart #hobarttasmania #youthgroup #fellowship #sistersoftheimmaculata #catholic See more

02.01.2022 This Sunday it's time for bowling! Everyone bring their A-game and see you all there!

01.01.2022 Tonight on the Meetup starting at 7pm Please feel free to join us for this interesting topic! Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/96799116084pwd=MVcvZGRxNlVRUkR2SUM2NmhIZH