St Mary’s in Exile is a community of diverse people who come together in the light of the Christian mystery to act justly and give priority to those marginalised in our society

We acknowledge the traditional owners of this land where we are now gathered and recognise that it continues to be sacred to them.

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Being Aware of our Spirit of Love – November 12th

This weekend our homilist is Brian O”Hanlon. Brian is a retired psychologist with a passion for understanding the nature of spirit. Photo by Muyur Gala.

Carried and Cared For – November 5th

As we live in increasingly uncertain times, the need to feel supported and not alone becomes an ever greater need. Our liturgy this week invites us to keep maintaining and growing those relationships that sustain us. Homilist: Terry Fitzpatrick.

Liturgies

October 31st

Listening to the Quiet – October 29th

In response to the overwhelming NO in Australia: To join with the First Nations leadership of the Uluṟu Statement from the Heart To have a week of silence. Homilist: Maurice Whelan

Liturgies

October 17th

Dealing with the Outcome – October 15th

Terry leads a community forum – as we come to terms with one of the most divisive events in our country’s history, the question will be how will we be healed as a nation.

Liturgies

October 10th

Gearing up for referendum – October 8th

This weekend we are having a homily with a difference. As it is the week before the Referendum it is important for us to name some of the realities that face us as a nation as we prepare for next week's vote. As a community this will be an opportunity to speak with one another and name those realities publicly as we face this momentous event together.

Liturgies

October 2nd

Terry interview Peter Waterman

This weekend Terry will be interviewing long term SMX member Peter Waterman. Peter is a teacher and a geographer with professional expertise in protecting sensitive and threatened environments. He has worked closely in Mapping and protecting South West Tasmania, the Alligator River in Kakadu, Jarvis Bay in NSW and Cockburn Sound in WA. With such an interesting life, this will be a fascinating interview.

Liturgy Times

Saturday, 5pm

A contemplative liturgy celebration commencing with meditation, followed by Liturgy and Eucharist at 5:30pm.

Sunday, 9am

A morning liturgy and celebration of Eucharist.

Sunday, 5pm

An afternoon liturgy and celebration of Eucharist.

Liturgies

Being Aware of our Spirit of Love – November 12th

Liturgies

Carried and Cared For – November 5th

Liturgies

Listening to the Quiet – October 29th

Liturgies

Dealing with the Outcome – October 15th

Liturgies

Gearing up for referendum – October 8th

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Terry interview Peter Waterman

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Leanne Rodwell – September 17th

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