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 About our
Clergy:
Our Parish Priest, Fr.
Jan Szweda and Associate Priests, Fr.
Nicholas Aazine & Fr. Michael Nguyen are from the
Society
of the Divine Word (SVD), also known as
the Divine Word Missionaries. Brother
Jay Too, SVD, is the Chaplain to the
Aboriginal Communities. Several other
religious orders of Brothers and Sisters are
also represented:
the
Marist Brothers,
the
Franciscan Missionaries of Mary, the
Good Samaritan Sisters, the
Little Sisters
of Jesus, the
Loreto Sisters, the
Missionaries of Charity and Our Lady of the
Sacred Heart Sisters. You can find contact
numbers in the Information Booklet or call
the Parish Office.
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About our
Parishioners:
We're a very
multicultural mix of several nations and
ethnic backgrounds: the Aboriginal
traditional owners (the Arrente) in this part of
Central Australia as well as other
Australian, American, Filipino,
African, Indian, Fijian & South
Pacific groups are a large part of the
congregation with many cultures and
countries represented amongst the
Parishioners. A big highlight of this
past calendar year has been our
Multi-cultural Masses (held on the the 4th
Sunday of the month at the 9:30am Mass) - each of the groups
above have taken turns organizing the 9:30
Mass celebrations to give everyone a feel
for how Catholicism is celebrated in the
individual cultures and countries.
After the Mass, lots of fellowship continued
as we shared food dishes from our various
cultures...
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 OLSH
College
Principal: Br. Paul
Gilchrist OLSH college serves
school-children from Transition to Year 12
on 3 separate campuses, nourishing &
developing the Catholic faith in them. To learn more about
the school and its activities, visit the
school website
OLSH College or email the school at
principal@olshalice.nt.edu.au.
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