Weekly Mass Times & Reconciliation
Weekday Mass Times
Tuesday to Saturday: 9:15am
Every 3rd Thursday of the month: Anointing Mass 9:15 am (except January)
Sunday Mass Times
Vigil Mass 5:30pm
Sunday 7:30am & 9:30am
Family / Youth Mass - 1st and 3rd Sunday (except January) 6:00pm
Reconciliation
Saturday 4:30 - 5:15pm
or any time by request
Rosary in Honour of Our Lady
Following Wednesday morning Mass
Adoration
On last Friday of the month at 7:00pm
Planned Giving Donation Forms
Diocesan News
As the bells of St. Peter's Basilica tolled, signaling the election of a new pope, American Catholics gathered in Rome expressed both surprise and hope for the future of the church. [...]
When Cardinal Robert Prevost - now Pope Leo XIV - emerged as the new Pope, many in the mainstream media, and even within Church circles, reacted with surprise. To them, his election appeared an unlikely outcome. But for me, it wasn’t entirely unexpected. [...]
What struck me most was the way all the scientists at the table connected their ideas about research with a deep commitment to the mission of Catholic universities. [...]
Peruvians were elated Thursday after a Catholic cardinal who spent years guiding the faithful in the South American country and they see as one of their own was elected pope. [...]
Although the choice of the name "Leo" may have taken the world by surprise as the American-born Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost chose his papal name on May 8, church historians familiar with the cardinal's career and the needs of the church were probably not surprised. [...]
As pope, he has chosen the name Leo. This is the surest sign that he is a safe pair of hands acceptable to all sides in the ecclesiastical culture wars, while being committed to the vision of Pope Francis. He has taken the name after the great pope Leo XIII who wrote what Pope John Paul II called the ‘immortal document’: Rerum Novarum. At the end of the nineteenth century, Leo XIII was concerned about the rights of workers. [...]
“Look at all these people here, with so many different charisms, and we pray in different languages,” he said. “But we are all here to pray to God, to Jesus and to be united as Christians.” [...]
Fr. Alejandro Moral, Prior General of the Augustinians and a long-time friend of the newly elected Pope Leo XIV, tells Vatican News that the new Pope "immediately spoke of justice and peace and of bridges between all, of synodality." [...]
Sacraments
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Local Catholic School
St Finbar's, Glenbrook provides a comprehensive education for boys and girls from Kindergarten to Year 6. The school lives by its motto: "Living our faith in daily life, seeking truth in our relationships and building our knowledge".
St Finbar's is at the forefront of education providing a comprehensive learning program. It has special education and learning programs to support and enrich the learning needs of students. Children are encouraged to participate in a number co-curricular and community activities.
Children learn in a well resourced, comfortable and safe environment. The school is proud of what has been achieved with our supportive parent community, with parents participating in a wide variety of school activities.
Contact
Address:
46-52 Levy St, Glenbrook NSW 2773
PO Box 123, Glenbrook 2773
Phone: 02 4742 6958
Email: glenbrook@parracatholic.org
Parish Office Hours:
9:30am - 3:00pm Tuesday to Friday