THE PARISH OF Portland
Churches
- All Saints'
117 Bentinck Street, Portland - St Gregory’s
2049 Princes Highway, Heywood - St Patrick’s
105 Lindsay Street, Dartmoor
Presbytery
| Postal Address PO Box 210 Portland VIC 3305 |
Street Address 117 Bentick Street Portland VIC 3305 |
Phone (03) 5523 1046
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Mass Times
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Portland Sunday 10.30am Weekday Mass Monday NO MASS Tuesday & Wednesday 5.00pm Thursday & Friday 10.00am Funeral Masses replace the Mass of the day |
Heywood
Dartmoor |
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Our Parish
Parish Sacramental Program - Confirmation & First Eucharist
Personnel
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Canonical Administrator Rev Gregory A D Tait |
Parish Secretary Antonella Webbstock |
Catholic Schools All Saints Parish Primary School |
Resources
Our Parish is committed to providing a safe and supportive environment for people of all ages, with special concern for children, young people and vulnerable adults. This commitment is made in the spirit of Christ’s teachings on behalf the clergy, staff and volunteers who serve in the parish, schools, and other Catholic organisations in the Parish. The Diocese will respond to complaints of unprofessional conduct in ways that reflect nationally established standards and protocols and ensure adherence to applicable legislation. We are committed to providing ongoing pastoral support to any person affected by physical, emotional or sexual abuse by church personnel.
Child Safety Policy - https://www.ballarat.catholic.org.au/_uploads/parish/files/Portland/PARISH%20Child%20Safety%20Policy.pdf
Child Safety Code of Conduct
Child Safety Statement
St Gregory the Great Heywood 150th Anniversary
10 April 2016
On Sunday, March 6, the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the celebration of the first Mass in St Gregory’s Heywood was commemorated.
The “Loud Fence” at All Saints Parish
29 February 2016
In response to the tying of ribbons by Bishop Paul Bird, Bishop of Ballarat, the Parish of All Saints Parish Portland has erected a “Loud Fence” at the front of the Parish Church in Bentinck St.
150 Years Celebration of Mary Mackillop “Portland To Penola’s Plain”
8 February 2016
A program of walking tours, open houses and a visit by Bishop Paul Bird marked the occasion of the 150th Anniversary of Mary Mackillop’s departure from Portland to Penola; where with Fr Julian Tenison-Woods she founded the Sisters of St Joseph in March 1866, eventually leading her on a path to sainthood.
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