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Lord, help me to know you.

Dear friends,

May the peace of Christ be with you. We pray that your Lenten penances are going well; be sure to pray for the grace of Holy Perseverance. If you haven’t joined any daily events yet, not to worry, you can join at any time!

Please find below our schedule this week.
God bless you and we hope to see you soon!

What’s on for next week?

Coffee Stall: Monday. 9am-11:30am, Student Learning Hub

Adoration: Tuesday. 4:30pm-5:30pm, St Benedict’s Catholic Church

Mass: Wednesday, 12:15pm-1:00pm, CB.03.05.29
(Confession available before Mass from 11:45am-12:10pm)

Daily Rosary: Monday-Friday, 11:45am-12pm on the Alumni Green.
(Or inside if raining)

Daily Bible Study: Monday-Friday, 3pm. Near the Student Learning Hub.

For more details on upcoming events, keep scrolling!

The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

Mass is on campus every Wednesday for you with Confession available beforehand.

***Rosary - 11:45am
Confession - 11:45am-12:10pm
Mass - 12:15pm
Location - CB.03.05.29

World Youth Day 2023

Interested in going to World Youth Day 2023?

Weekly Reflections

From an Easter letter by Saint Athanasius, bishop

The Paschal sacrament brings together in unity of faith those who are far away

Brethren, how fine a thing it is to move from festival to festival, from prayer to prayer, from holy day to holy day. The time is now at hand when we enter on a new beginning: the proclamation of the blessed Passover, in which the Lord was sacrificed. We feed as on the food of life, we constantly refresh our souls with his precious blood, as from a fountain. Yet we are always thirsting, burning to be satisfied. But he himself is present for those who thirst and in his goodness invites them to the feast day. Our Saviour repeats his words: If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink.

He quenched the thirst not only of those who came to him then. Whenever anyone seeks him he is freely admitted to the presence of the Saviour. The grace of the feast is not restricted to one occasion. Its rays of glory never set. It is always at hand to enlighten the mind of those who desire it. Its power is always there for those whose minds have been enlightened and who meditate day and night on the holy Scriptures, like the one who is called blessed in the holy psalm: Blessed is the man who has not followed the counsel of the wicked, or stood where sinners stand, or sat in the seat of the scornful, but whose delight is in the law of the Lord, and who meditates on his law day and night.

Moreover, my friends, the God who first established this feast for us allows us to celebrate it each year. He who gave up his Son to death for our salvation, from the same motive gives us this feast, which is commemorated every year. This feast guides us through the trials that meet us in this world. God now gives us the joy of salvation that shines out from this feast, as he brings us together to form one assembly, uniting us all in spirit in every place, allowing us to pray together and to offer common thanksgiving, as is our duty on the feast. Such is the wonder of his love: he gathers to this feast those who are far apart, and brings together in unity of faith those who may be physically separated from each other.