About Parish
John the Baptist parish is a welcoming, supportive community of believers inspired by the life of Jesus.
Places of worship are now only allowed to have one person per the 4m2. rule.PLEASE NOTE: Masks are now compulsory, unless you are exempt to wear them. Parishioners who wish to attend Masses are required to provide their contact details as they ente... read more
The Hebrew word “Amen”, which also concludes the last book of Sacred Scripture, some of the prayers of the New Testament, and the liturgical prayers of the Church, expresses our confidence and total “yes” to what we professed in the Creed, entrust... read more
There are two Tap Donation Devices at the Entrance of the church for people who want to use Credit Card or Phone App. Each time you tap, you donate $10 to our parish. You can tap as many times as you wish but please give the machine 5 seconds to reset. Yo... read more
On Saturday the 29thJune, men from all over the Sydney Archdiocese came together at John the Baptist Catholic Church in Bonnyrigg to spend the morning in prayer, celebration, education and dialogue. This latest event in a series of similar initiatives rol... read more
On June 23rd 2019, we celebrated John the Baptist Feast day and the 30th anniversary of John the Baptist Primary school. The rain held off as our church was filled with JB parish families and many special guests including our very first parish priest, Fr ... read more
John the Baptist parish is a welcoming, supportive community of believers inspired by the life of Jesus.
Our mission is to know Christ and to make him known; to be a community committed to discovering Christ present in each person through our ministry to each other, our service to the wider community, the joyful celebration of the Eucharist and other sacrame... read more
Fr Dominic Dinh I was ordained in St Mary’s Cathedral in 2000, the Great Jubilee Year. I was born in Saigon-Vietnam and came to Australia as a refugee in 1980. I was a member of St Felix Parish, Bankstown from 1985 until I joined the Seminary in 199... read more
The Catholic church warmly welcomes new members into their family. RCIA, (The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) is offered to those who have never been baptised, as well as to those who have been baptised. The unbaptised who are suitably prepared ar... read more
