Fifth Sunday of Easter Year A
3rd May 2026 | Bulletin Notices
3rd May 2026 | Bulletin Notices
The situation in Lebanon remains extremely fragile, and civilians urgently need humanitarian support. More than 2,000 people have been killed and over 1.1 million people displaced nationwide, including more than 390,000 children. Our partners Caritas Lebanon continue to deliver emergency food, water, shelter and health support across the country, maintaining humanitarian convoys to hard-to-reach areas in southern Lebanon.
Stand with the people of Lebanon today. Learn more or make a donation today at www.caritas.org.au/lebanon
Trinity Families has been a beacon of hope in our region, providing over $2 million in funding to charities that support families facing hardship. Programs funded include bushfire relief, family counselling, suicide prevention, emergency accommodation, and parenting support.
Bishop Greg urges everyone to support this year’s Trinity Families Appeal, emphasizing that this is our own charitable trust—locally based and dedicated to addressing the unique needs of families in Greater Gippsland. We are called to give generously so that families in need can access vital welfare services. Donation envelopes are available in the church for those requiring receipts for taxation purposes. Let us help spread hope in our community. Please give generously.
We invite you to join in supporting those newly initiated into the Catholic Church. As they reflect on their RCIA journey, we pray for the grace to deepen their Christian faith and become more fully integrated into parish life.
When: Sunday, 17 May at 2:00 pm
Where: St Joseph’s, Warragul
The Diocese of Sale invites all parishioners to join in prayer before the Blessed Sacrament to ask the Lord for an increase in vocations.
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Let us pray that everyone, from large producers to small consumers, be committed to avoid wasting food, and to ensure that everyone has access to quality food.
Every Friday evening in term 2, OLHC Youth Group will be running a 10 week workshop for teenagers in year 9-12. Starting Friday 24th of April at 6.30 - 8.30pm. $40 enrollment fee. Register at olhc.org.au/tob.
About the workshop: we explore the powerful teachings of Saint Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body to help participants discover a deeper understanding of identity and relationships.
Looking for a way to engage more deeply with the Catholic faith? The YOUCAT collection is designed specifically for young people (and the young at heart!) to help them joyfully learn, understand, and live out the teachings of the Church. This suite of books—including the Youth Catechism, Bible, and DOCAT—is developed to nourish the heart, soul, and mind. Whether you are a student, a parent, or a catechist, there is a resource in this collection for you. Visit: tinyurl.com/skks6efx