Link for the Live Stream of our Community Mass – 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
You may use the following link to join us for the celebration of our community Mass
https://g0.ipcamlive.com/player/player.php?alias=mountstjoseph More >
Mass Times for the Feast of All Souls
We will celebrate three Masses today at 7.00 am, 9.00 am and 11.00 am. More >
Gospel Reflection 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time – Cycle B – Mark 12:28-34
Jesus made it clear that it is to love God with all your heart that ranks highest of all the commands. More >
Gospel Reflection – 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Cycle B – Mark 10-46-52
Let us look at our life. We are used to thinking of our experiences in a dualistic kind of way: the good and the bad, the happy and the sad, etc. More >
Gospel Reflection – 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Cycle B – Mark (10: 35-45)
Even though it is only performed once a year, the washing of feet on Holy Thursday is a physical demonstration of how we should act every day of the year. More >
Bell Restoration Project
The restoration of Mount St Joseph Abbey’s Great Bells.
Would you like to be part of our bell restoration? More >
Gospel Reflection – 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Cycle B- Mark (10:17-30)
A key aspect of monastic life that people seize upon is Poverty. More >
Gospel Reflection – 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Cycle B – Mark 10:2-16
This Sunday’s Gospel is a testimony of the sanctity of marriage. Our own vocation as Cistercian monks means that we cannot marry, but we are surrounded by a great many married couples in our wider community who live their vocations with great integrity, strength and Christian communion. More >
Gospel Reflection 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Cycle B – Mark 9:38-43.45.47-48
Today is World Day of Migrants and Refugees. It is a highly relevant day for us to mark in the life of the Church. More >
Gospel Reflection – 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Cycle B – Mark 9:30-37
Christianity contains many vocations by which to live. As Cistercians we have a vocation to pray and praise God through the Divine Office. More >