Welcome To St Dominic's Catholic Church

Opened in February 1968 and now consists of about 1632 parishioners which adds up to 654 families.

The parish secretary is Mrs. Linda Madden, who works in the office from 08h00 to 14h30, Mondays to Fridays. St Dominic's also serves one Zulu outstation, Embo, which is situated in the beautiful Valley of 1000 Hills and is a place of worship for about 750 Zulu-speaking Catholics.

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Adoration

  Adoration is every Wenesday starting after the 06.00 Mass and continuing till 18.00.
Why not spend some quiet time in our Lord’s presence.

“Praying purifies. Praying makes it possible to resist temptations. Praying strengthens us in our weakness. Praying removes fear, increases energy, and gives a second wind. Praying makes one happy”
- YouCat

Confession

Pope Francis urges us to go to confession. "Everyone say to himself: ‘When was the last time I went to confession?’ And if it has been a long time, don’t lose another day! Jesus receives you. He will receive you with so much love! Be courageous, and go to confession.

Confessions are on Saturday at 16.45 or the First Saturday of the month after 08.00 Mass.

Pre-Baptism Course

 

Parents wishing to have their babies baptised need to attend this course. Please make an appointment to see Father John before attending.

 

  • About Us

    About Us

    Christianity through learning, caring and serving.

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  • Q & A?

    Q & A?

    Find out interesting answers to relevant, modern and important questions about our Faith.

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  • Devotions

    Devotions
    Currently, the only items we have under this catagory is "The Rosary", "The Holy Father's Monthly Intentions" and "Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament".
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    At St Dominic’s Catholic Church we always love welcoming new people to the family.
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Latest News

Sunday Mass: Doing the More Important

Sunday Mass: Doing the More Important

July 13th
While we can easily disregard the instructions that Jesus gives in Sunday's Gospel as impractical, we need to see what was behind them. Once we know that, then we will know what Jesus most wants us to do. In other words, carrying a walking stick and having an empty wallet are not as important as doing our best to share the message of Jesus!
 
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Sunday Mass: Thick Skin

Sunday Mass: Thick Skin

July 06th
In this Sunday's readings we hear about people who were dealing with rejection.Certainly, Jesus suffered rejection many times, but the rejection by those who knew him and knew his family may have been the most difficult to bear. But despite the closed hearts and minds they encountered, despite the rejection they experienced, Ezekiel and Jesus continued to deliver God's message.
 
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Sunday Mass: Gracious Action

Sunday Mass: Gracious Action

June 28th
If we appreciated the care and generosity God has shown, and continues to show us, we would need no further motivation to make us generous and compassionate people.The "gracious act of our Lord Jesus Christ" should lead us to gracious generosity just as it led the Christians of Corinth to respond to the appeal of Saint Paul.
 
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Announcements

  • Mass Times

    Monday:

    		No Mass

    Tuesday:

    		9:00am

    Wednesday:

    		6:00am

    Thursday:

    		9:00am

    Friday:

    		5:30pm

    Saturday:

    		5:30pm

    Sunday:


    8:00am, 10:00am (Zulu
    @ Embo Out-station),
    5:00pm (Youth)
      

    Confession:


    Saturday 4:45pm
    (Or By Request)