The Monastery has been home to the Passionist Community since 1896, the parish beginning in 1958. St Raphael’s at Parkside was originally under the care of the Passionists, but was handed over to the diocese in 1927/28. In 2001, the Parkside community, including St Raphael’s Primary School, were incorporated into the Parish of St Paul of the Cross.

Welcome to Anglican Parish of the City of Devonport. Tasmanian Anglicans need you! - The Parish of the City of Devonport welcomes enthusiastic people. Our four churches are situated in the North West of Tasmania, in the vibrant coastal town of Devonport.

Welcome to the website of the Catholic Archdiocese of Adelaide. On these pages you will find all you need to know about Catholic life in Australia's majestic City of Churches, from Mass times to upcoming events, information on parishes, schools, migrant communities and welfare agencies and an online version of our diocesan newspaper The Southern Cross.

The Parish of Surfers Paradise is one of the largest Parishes in the Archdiocese of Brisbane. One of the advantages of being large is that we are able to offer a variety of avenues for involvement in Church life and ministry.

The Catholic Parish of Chatswood is situated in the Diocese of Broken Bay and is the principal Catholic Church for the City of Willoughby. The Parish Church is dedicated to the Mother of God, under the title "Our Lady of Dolours".

Welcome to the Catholic Parish of Applecross. We are a vibrant faith community that is going through an exciting period of re-generation. Many new and young families are moving into the area, as large house blocks are being divided into smaller home units.

In the year 2000 the two parishes of Epping and Carlingford entered a common relationship through the sharing of a single Parish Priest. Over the next six or seven years the parishes entered a process of increasing collaboration and sharing of resources and pastoral programmes, including the sharing of a common parish staff.

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