Belonging, service and friendship

Our parish is more than a place of worship — it is a family. Through our ministries and outreach, there are countless ways to grow in faith and to serve God and neighbour.

Parish Ministries

Sharing our gifts in service

Every member of our community has something to offer. Our ministries welcome volunteers of all ages and abilities to help our parish thrive.

Liturgy & Altar

Readers, altar servers, extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion and sacristans who help our celebrations of the Mass run reverently and smoothly.

Music & Choir

Musicians, cantors and choir members who lift our worship in song and lead the congregation in praise.

Hospitality

Welcomers, morning-tea hosts and event helpers who make sure every parishioner and visitor feels at home.

Prayer Groups

Rosary and prayer groups that gather to intercede for the needs of our parish, our community and the world.

Pastoral Care

Visiting the sick, the elderly and the housebound, bringing Holy Communion and the comfort of companionship.

Sacramental Preparation

Helping children and adults prepare to receive Baptism, First Reconciliation, First Holy Communion and Confirmation.

Volunteers sorting and packing food donations for people in need

Works of mercy in our community

Charitable Outreach

Answering the call to love our neighbour

Inspired by the Gospel and the example of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, our parish reaches beyond its walls to care for those in need across our community — practising the corporal and spiritual works of mercy.

Support for families and individuals facing hardship
Care and companionship for the elderly and the isolated
Comfort and prayer for the sick and the grieving
A welcome for newcomers, migrants and those seeking belonging

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A Parish for Everyone

Whom our community welcomes

Our parish opens its heart to people of every age and circumstance across Dromana and the Mornington Peninsula.

Families & children

From young families and children preparing for the sacraments to grandparents passing on the faith.

The elderly & unwell

Providing pastoral care, Holy Communion and companionship to the sick, frail and housebound.

Those in need

Reaching out to the financially disadvantaged, the lonely and any who are doing it tough.

Newcomers & visitors

Welcoming migrants, holidaymakers and all who come seeking a spiritual home on the Peninsula.

Youth & young adults

Encouraging young people to grow in faith, friendship and service within the parish family.

Seekers & returning Catholics

A patient, welcoming home for those exploring the faith or returning to the Church after time away.