St Josephs Subiaco

If you are interested in deepening your encounter with God or to establish a more contemplative dimension to your prayer life come along; we meet each Wednesday evening for meditation in the Sacristy 5.30 – 6.15pm

A meeting of the St Vincent De Paul society is held each week at the Parish Offices. For more information or if you would like to attend, please contact us.

Weekly Ladies Prayer Meeting in the Upper Room each Wednesday @ 10am – noon followed by coffee

Tickets are NOW available at BOCS

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There will be two Ash Wednesday Mass on the 9th March 2011. One at 7am and the other at 9am. All are welcomed.

Please join us for Mass as we celebrate St Patrick’s Day on the 17th March at 10am. All are welcomed.

The official opening of the Ear Science Building by the Hon. Colin Barnett ML, Premier of Western Australia will be held on Friday 25th February.

There will be a gathering on Saturday 26th February 2011 at 7pm to honour all volunteers who assist Fr Joe and St Joseph’s. If you are a volunteer and would like to attend, please RSVP before the 21st February 2011 for catering purposes. Hope to see you there.

A fire side conversation on the current crisis of paedophilia in the Church. Hosted by Fr. Joe Walsh and Dr. Neil Preston.

Date: Thursday 29^th April 2010
Time: 7.30pm.
Venue: Upper Room, St Joseph’s Subiaco

http://www.abc.net.au/compass/s2848582.htm

Excerpt from the website:

There’s a modern day revival in the age-old habit of pilgrimage, and parishioners from St Joseph’s Church in Subiaco, Perth have created their own, Camino Salvado. Compass joins the inaugural pilgrimage for a six day walk from Perth to the Benedictine Monastery at New Norcia. The Camino Salvado follows in the footsteps of Spanish monk, Dom Rosendo Salvado. In the mid-1800s he walked to from Perth to New Norcia many times as he built a unique aboriginal mission, enduring tragedy and hardship along the way. Now a century and half later, 30 pilgrims will explore the modern day appeal of an age old tradition, and learn about the history of Dom Salvado’s historic journeys.