St. Oliver Plunketts Catholic Church
Parish Pastoral Councils emerged widely after Second Vatican Council to strengthen the Church’s mission and encourage all parishioners to live their universal call to discipleship. Fr James established
our Parish Advisory Board as a first step, guiding us faithfully through Covid, the Take the Way of the Gospel process, and our Jubilee Year celebrations. As our parish grows, it is now time to align with
the wider Archdiocese by forming a Parish Pastoral Council—Christ-centred, inclusive, and missionfocused. Faith Formation will be vital, supported by an Archdiocesan facilitator who will help us discern needs, shape pastoral plans, and strengthen our community. A Parish Pastoral Council is a key consultative and planning body. Drawn from the parish community, its members serve to help carry forward the mission of Jesus Christ, working co-responsibly with the Parish Priest. Fr James now invites parishioners to express interest in joining a PPC of approximately eight to ten members. While these parishioners will take on a particular leadership role, they will need the support of us all, for each of us is called to continue Christ’s work...
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“No disaster can overtake you, may no plague come near your dwelling; For He shall give his angels charge over you, To keep you in all your ways.” ~ Psalm 91:10-11
We are aware that these times are challenging for everyone, and individuals and families may be facing considerable challenges. While we can not come together for Mass, the Parish is still here to support you. If you are self-isolating at home and are in need of some assistance please do not hesitate to reach out.
Parish staff will be available to assist you over the phone during office hours or contact us online by making a prayer request. For any other enquiries, contact us.
Parishioners in need of a priest in case of emergency should not hesitate in making contact with the Presbytery.
"If you would like to help keep the work of our Parishes going, you are invited to donate or join our community of volunteers."
