The Parish of St Vincent de Paul was established in 1894 under the pastoral care of the Congregation of the Mission, known as The Vincentian Priests and Brothers. St Vincent is a multicultural parish with parishioners from over 70 countries. Together the community worships God and experiences the joys of belonging to God’s family.
Fr Joti Bilowalu CM | Parish Priest
There will be three Masses in the Parish at 8am, 10am and 6pm
Meeting will be held at the Parish Office Hall at 6pm.
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Over 2000 children are educated in Catholic schools in a block surrounding St. Vincent's Church. Do you have a child who could be a part of this wonderful experience? Check our schools via our Schools page.
As a way of getting to know our parish better, a profile of St Vincent's Parish Ashfield has now been posted on the parish website.
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Find ways to serve our Parish. Get involved and volunteer in one of the many areas available - making the most of our vibrant community. Check out our Connect page.
Our parish creates a strong positive presence in our communities, alongside our Catholic schools.
In this way, our Catholic identity finds fluent expression. The catholic church has a strong tradition of giving, having established and supported many worthwhile charities throughout its long history. This follows in the footsteps of St. Paul who spoke in detail about the togetherness of the church.
This culture of charity continues on, but a parish can only sustain itself and these charitable works with the help of its parishioners whose generosity makes great things pssoible. We ask you to consider this when thinking about your charitable commitments to your parish. A church is not merely a building but the perople who breathe life into it.
Please scan the QR code to donate to St. Vincent’s Parish.
Please contact the Parish Office on +61 2 9798 2501 or 2503 or at vinstaff@vinash.org.au to make any payments or donations.
We will be upgrading this page to include a facility to make online payments and donations; please check back in a couple of months.
If you or a person close to you has been abused by someone working or ministering within the Archdiocese of Sydney we invite you to contact us. We will listen to you respectfully, offer support and discuss the options you have available to you. Please contact the Safeguarding and Ministerial Integrity Office at 02 9390 5810 or via email safeguardingenquiries@sydneycatholic.org. You may also want to speak with your Parish Priest who will be able to provide support and guidance. The Archdiocese has a legal obligation to report crimes to the police.