The Parish of
Bungaree
Churches
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St Michael's
186 Bungaree-Wallace Road, Bungaree
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St Peter's
1120 Ballarat-Daylesford Road, Clarkes Hill
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St Brendan's
1 Ti Tree Road, Dunnstown
Presbytery
Postal Address C/- Post Office Bungaree VIC 3352 |
Street Address 186 Bungaree-Wallace Road Bungaree VIC 3352 |
Phone (03) 5334 0450 |
Mass Times
1st Sunday Dunnstown: Saturday 6.30pm Gordon: Sunday 9.00am Ballan: Sunday 10.30am |
2nd Sunday Springbank: Saturday 6.30pm Bungaree: Sunday 8.45am Ballan: Sunday 10.30am |
3rd Sunday Dunnstown: Saturday 6.30pm Gordon: Sunday 9.00am Ballan: Sunday 10.30am |
4th Sunday Clarkes Hill: Saturday 6.30pm Gordon: Sunday 9.00am Ballan: Saturday 6.00pm |
5th Sunday Springbank: Saturday 6.30pm Bungaree: Sunday 8.45am Ballan: Sunday 10.30am |
Christmas Mass Times
Parish of Gordon – Christmas Eve Vigil Masses (Sunday December 24th) 5.30pm St Brigid’s Ballan 7.00pm St Michael’s Springbank 7.30pm St Patrick’s Gordon Parish of Bungaree Christmas Eve Vigil Masses (Sunday December 24th) 6pm St Peter’s Clarkes Hill 8pm St Michael’s Bungaree Christmas Day 9 am St Brendan’s Dunnstown |
Latest Parish Bulletin - 26 Nov 2023
Read More View ArchivesPersonnel
Parish Administrator: Fr Sajan Mathew |
Parish Secretary Aileen TooheyParish Office is open Tuesday 9.30am – 2.30pm Telephone: (03) 5334 0450, Mobile: 0492 903 409 |
Parish Safeguarding Officer Aileen Toohey |
Our Parish
About
St Michael’s Parish was established in 1890. This is a rural area with many small communities including Bullarook, Bungaree, Claretown, Clarkes Hill, Dean, Dunnstown, Fiskens Hill, Glen Park, Leigh Creek, Mollongghip, Navigators, Pootilla, Warrenheip and Yendon.
Catholic Primary Schools
Resources
You can find links to various online masses here
Parish Policies
Click Here for the Bungaree Parish Children Young People and Vulnerable Adults Safety Policy.
Click here for the Bungaree Parish Child Safety Code of Conduct.
Click here for the Bungaree Parish Commitment Statement to Child Safety.
Standard 1 of the Victorian Childsafe Standards
Aboriginal cultural safety—a conversation with Sherry Balcombe and Michael Chisholm I July 2022