About
Our Patron
St. Padre Pio, an Italian monk changed the lives of Catholics around the world by his prayers.
History
We are one of many parishes that have evolved from Penrith Parish since it was created in 1839.
Youth Group
The St. Padre Pio Youth Group Co-ordinators show enthusiasm in spreading the word of God.
Parish News
Masses for Pope Francis
There will be 3 Masses for Pope Francis’ soul: 22, 23, 24/4/25 at 7pm May his soul rest in peace.
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ST. PADRE PIO PARISH YOUNG ADULTS GROUP
When: EVERY Wednesday Starting with 7pm Mass in the Church, then continue in the hall. If you are a young adult, aged 18-35 years, please come along. Hope to see you there!
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Mass & Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help
There will be Mass and novena every Wednesday of the Month, in honour of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Time: 7pm.
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FIRST FRIDAY MASS ALL-NIGHT ADORATION: 02 MAY TO 03 MAY
FIRST FRIDAY MASS & ALL-NIGHT ADORATION When: Friday 02 May to Saturday 03 May 7pm: Mass followed by the All-night Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 3am: The Divine Mercy Chaplet 9am: Mass & Novena to St. Padre Pio. Come and spend time with Our Lord. Please add your names to the sign-up sheet found on…
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Sacramental Program 2025
2025 Sacramental Programs for School Aged Children Sacrament of Confirmation (usually celebrated for children and youth in Year 5 and older who have received the Sacrament of the First Holy Eucharist) is now open. Please download the Parent Information Letter here and the Enrolment Form here. Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation (usually celebrated for…
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DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY CELEBRATION
Divine Mercy Sunday Celebration When: Sunday 27 April Time: 2.30pm-4pm Adoration & Chaplet of Divine Mercy Devotions. Confessions available from 2pm. Join us as we celebrate God’s Divine Mercy on Divine Mercy Sunday and please let others know about this celebration.
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We can all identify with Peter in today’s gospel from John. Jesus has died. Peter leads a group who are not only disheartened; they’re so afraid that they have been locking themselves away. Peter decides it’s time to get on with life. Peter, the fisherman, declares that he is going fishing. At least he knew how to fish, and where to find the fish. Or at least he thought he did. (Read More)
Pope Francis’s mode of evangelisation was altogether personal. (Read More)
Whether by luck or divine intervention, our Vicar for Communications and Editor of Catholic Outlook, Br Mark O'Connor FMS was in Rome for Easter and has extended his stay to cover one of the most significant events in the Church's history. This is his third letter. (Read More)
On the day after Pope Francis' funeral, Cardinal Pietro Parolin celebrated a Mass for some 200,000 young people in St. Peter's Square, where he said the late pontiff's legacy of mercy must live on in the church. (Read More)
School
Bethany Catholic Primary
Established in 1996, Bethany is the primary school associated with Padre Pio Glenmore Park Parish. Bethany Catholic Primary recognise each child as being unique and formed in the image of God.
Bethany is a dynamic Catholic school committed to living Gospel values, incorporating a spirit of community, acknowledging the uniqueness of each individual, encouraging optimal learning and with an ongoing appreciation of the environment.
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