Please be advised that Holy Hour will be temporarily interrupted due to scheduled repairs to the church organ at St. Joseph’s Church. The schedule will be as follows: 8am – 11am: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament & Holy Hour 12nn – 1:30 pm: Break for organ repairs 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm: Holy Hour resumes 4:15 pm: Holy Rosary 5:00 pm: Holy Mass Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

We are seeking a unit or granny flat to rent in Busselton or Dunsborough for one of our parishioners who currently serves as a sacristan at the church in Dunsborough. She is urgently seeking suitable accommodation and would be very grateful for any assistance our parish community can offer. If you have a unit or granny flat available, or know someone who may be able to help, please contact the Parish Office on (08) 9752 1687. Your kindness and generosity would be greatly appr

For Mental Health Ministry Let us pray that mental health ministry be established throughout the Church, helping to overcome the stigma and discrimination of persons with mental illnesses.

Everyone is warmly invited to join us for morning tea after the 9:00am Sunday Mass on 1st November, generously hosted by our Filipino parishioners. Come along and enjoy some delicious food, a cuppa, and a lovely time of fellowship with our parish family. We look forward to seeing you there!

We thank you for those who have led the Holy Rosary during the month of October especially the Legion of Mary and we hope to continue this every month of the holy rosary in October. We thank the Parish Financial Committee and Liturgy Committee for installing the blind curtains in OLB. A Heartfelt Thank You to Karen! Our parish extends its heartfelt gratitude to Karen for her seven years of dedicated service in facilitating the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) pro

Gracious God, You call us to be one in Christ, united in mission. Bless your Church as we celebrate a century of World Mission Sunday. Ignite in us the missionary zeal that filled Blessed Pauline Jaricot’s heart. Strengthen us to be witnesses to your Gospel with courage and compassion. May we recognise Christ present in every person and every culture. Inspire us to build bridges of justice, peace, and solidarity. Guide our communities to share generously with those most in ne

Lord Jesus Christ, The Holy Land is once again struck by vio- lence, hatred, and death. Lord, look with mercy upon the land that was your earthly home. Receive the diseased into your presence. Comfort those who mourn, are wounded, or forced to flee. Be close to all who are full of fear and despair. You are our peace and the light of the na- tions, put an end to the spiral of terror and suffering in the Holy Land and in the whole Middle East. Let peace and justice flourish at

Congratulations to our St. Mary MacKillop Yr 12 who had a graduation mass and ceremony last Wednesday, October 21st. Let us pray for those who are taking exams in the next coming weeks.

Thank you for your generous support of the Church in Malawi and the communities it serves. Because of your kindness, children like Yamikani* will have greater access to education, nourishment, and the opportunity to build a hopeful future. And if you chose to become a Mission Partner with a monthly gift - thank you so much for your ongoing commitment. To learn more about the work of Catholic Mission in Malawi and around the world, please visit catholicmission.org.au/our-work

With grateful thanks to the Winter Appeal at St Mary MacKillop college our cans supply has almost seen us through the winter months. BUT, the following items are in short supply … 1ltr UHT milk, packets of pasta, breakfast cereals, rice, sweet and savoury biscuits, cans of fruit, baked beans and spaghetti, pasta sauce. Please help fill the baskets in the entry to both our churches or consider a monetary donation – envelopes may be placed in the collection baskets at weekend M

November Mass envelopes are now available in the pews and at the back of the church. Throughout November, we remember and pray for the souls of our faithful departed. May they rest in eternal peace.

October is traditionally dedicated to the Holy Rosary. Throughout the month, we will begin all weekday and weekend Masses with the Rosary. We invite everyone to come a little earlier and join us in prayer as we reflect on the life of Jesus through the eyes of Mary.

The Scriptures offer a profound and multi-faceted revelation of God. In different situations God is revealed as judge, as saviour, as servant, as creator, as father, as mother, as lover, etc. One of the most powerful and perhaps shocking images we find, especially in the book of Exodus, is of God as a warrior who frees the Israelites from slavery by slaying their enemies. Clearly God, the warrior, is not one to ignore. The Israelites would not have treated lightly the Lord’s

Pilgrimage with us to World Youth Day Seoul Jul - Aug 2027 Register your interest now by scanning the QR code! This is where every pilgrimage begins. Not when everything is clear. Not when life is perfectly in order. But when we are willing to walk just as we are with Chris. Dear young people, you do not need to have everything figured out. You only need the courage to take the first step. The Most Reverend George Kolodziej SDS DD, Bishop of Bunbury WTD Launch Mass