Our Annual

Corpus Christi Procession

is just one week away

22 June 2025

following 9:00 AM Mass

Join us for our annual Corpus Christi Procession.

Come and take part in one of the Church’s most beautiful expressions of Eucharistic faith and devotion!
We invite all parishioners, families, and friends to join us for our Annual Corpus Christi Procession, a public witness to the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Most Blessed Sacrament.

This joyful and reverent tradition allows us to bring our Eucharistic Lord out into the world, proclaiming our faith not only with words but with our steps, our prayers, and our songs. The procession is a powerful reminder reminder that Christ is truly with us—body, blood, soul, and divinity—and that we are called to carry Him into every corner of our lives.

Experience the beauty, reverence, and spiritual renewal that this sacred celebration brings each year. Whether you walk in the procession, join in prayer along the route, or simply come to adore—your presence is a powerful witness.

Come, worship the Lord, and let your heart be renewed in the radiance of His hidden presence. We hope to see you there!

All Are Welcome to Participate in the Procession!

We warmly invite all members of our parish and wider Catholic community to take part in this joyful and reverent event.

• Knights and Ladies of Divine Mercy are encouraged to wear their shoulder capes as a sign of their devotion and commitment.
• First Communicants are invited to wear their First Holy Communion attire as a beautiful witness to the innocence and joy of receiving Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.
• Lay Dominicans are invited to wear their scapulars in honor of their consecration to truth and preaching.
• All Religious Brothers and Sisters, and all Priests are most welcome to join us in choir dress or religious habit as visible signs of consecrated life.

Let us give public witness to our faith and our love for the Most Holy Eucharist.
Please help us spread the word and encourage others to join this solemn procession in honor of Our Lord!