Sacred Heart Parish Griffith

Youth Bible Study this Friday, 18 September.
We will begin with 7pm Rosary in the Adoration Chapel, followed by a Bible Study in the St John Bosco Youth Hut.

ST CARLOS ACUTICS RELIC & EXHIBITION - Join us at Sacred Heart Parish Griffith as we host the internationally renowned Eucharistic Miracles Exhibition, created by St Carlo Acutis, together with the opportunity to venerate a relic of the Church’s newest saint.

Over two days, (Thursday 20th & Friday 21st August) visitors are invited to explore the exhibition at their own pace, learn more about the life of St Carlo Acutis, and participate in a special evening events featuring a guest lecture, evening Mass, (5;30pm Thursday) prayer and veneration of the relic.

Whether you are visiting as an individual, family, school or youth group, this is a unique opportunity to learn more about St Carlo’s extraordinary life and deepen your appreciation of the Eucharist

See the attached flyer for more details

Join us this Friday (17 July) for our fortnightly youth group!
We’ll begin at 7pm in the St John Paul II adoration chapel for the Rosary, then we’ll head to the St John Bosco Youth Hut for games, snacks and faith formation.
“Dear young people, aspire to great things, to holiness, wherever you are. Do not settle for less.” - Pope Leo XIV

SACRED HEART PARISH is Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the St John Paul II Adoration Chapel.
We INVITE ALL ADORERS- PAST, PRESENT, CASUAL, AND THOSE WHO WANT TO BE! to the Mass of Thanksgiving followed by Lunch in the Parish Hall
SUNDAY 19TH JULY 2026 at 10:30am
Let us join together to thank God for the many blessings received through the constant prayers from all of you.

Yes, Our Lady of Fatima procession is still on

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70,000 souls witnessed the miracle of the sun in the torrential rain during the October apparition in 1917

Bring a coat and umbrella

The Ascension of The Lord - Solemnity ⬜️

Saturday 5:30pm Vigil - Sacrament of Penance 30min prior

Sunday
7:30am
9am (Italian)
10:30am - Fatima Procession and BBQ lunch to follow
5:30pm - Sacrament of Penance 30min prior

It all began in 1917 in a small village in Fátima, Portugal, during a time of global turmoil — World War I was raging, and political upheaval was shaking nations. In the midst of this, three young shepherd children — Lucía dos Santos and her cousins Francisco and Jacinta Marto — were tending their sheep when something extraordinary happened. On May 13, 1917, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to them for the first time.
The children described seeing "a Lady all in white, more brilliant than the sun… indescribably beautiful," standing above a bush. Following the initial event, the children reported seeing the vision five more times, once each month through October.
Before Our Lady appeared, the Angel of Peace had visited the three children in 1916 amidst World War I. These apparitions offered a catechesis of grace and sacrifice that disposed them to receive the coming of the Holy Virgin with a depth of commitment that far exceeded their years or education.

In order to forestall the damnation of many souls and God's chastisement, Our Lady of Fátima offered as a solution the devotion to her Immaculate Heart, the Communion of reparation on the First Saturdays for five consecutive months, and Russia's consecration to her Immaculate Heart. These requests have gone largely unanswered by a world that has grown more secular, not less. Wars have multiplied. Moral relativism has invaded culture and even crept into corners of the Church herself. The world still needs peace. We may not be in World War I, but wars, violence, and division still plague our world. People still need conversion. Fátima reminds us that sin is real, but so is God's mercy.

6th Sunday of Easter ⬜️

Saturday:
5:30pm (Vigil) - Sacrament of Penance 30min prior to Mass

Sunday:
7:30am
9am (Italian)
10:30am
5:30pm - Sacrament of Penance 30min prior to Mass