12 October 2025
 This podcast focuses on the broader themes of hope, change, and the role of the church in a rapidly evolving global context. Father Timothy reflects on the period between the two assemblies of the Synod as a time of germination, expressing uncertainty but also personal growth in understanding the new world order emerging post-1989. He critiques the presumption that liberal democracy was the end goal for all societies and highlights the need for the church to adapt and find its mission in bringing hope to this multipolar world, viewing the current moment as both challenging and exciting. | | | 29 September 2025
 On Sunday, September 28, twenty-five parishioners from St Patrick’s Church Hill took part in a special pilgrimage walk from Bradfield Park, Milsons Point, across the Harbour Bridge, and on to St Patrick’s. | | | 23 August 2025
 The song 'Maximilian Kolbe' tells the powerful story of Maximilian Kolbe, a Polish Catholic priest who was imprisoned in the Auschwitz concentration camp during World War II. The song portrays his selfless sacrifice and unwavering love in the face of unimaginable cruelty and despair. | | | 02 August 2025
 We’re making a garden;We’re working the ground. In land that’s bombed and torn, Your love soaks through the soil;New life can yet be born. | | | 22 April 2025
 This heartfelt tribute honours Pope Francis as a humble and prophetic leader who, like his namesake Saint Francis of Assisi, embraced the poor, challenged Church traditions, and embodied compassion in both word and deed. From his simple lifestyle and care for the marginalised—including refugees, LGBTQI+ individuals, and victims of abuse—to his global advocacy for environmental justice through Laudato Si’, Pope Francis called the world to mercy, simplicity, and peace. He opened conversations on women’s leadership, reimagined evangelisation through love rather than doctrine, and consistently acted as a servant of reconciliation. His legacy is one of radical inclusion, deep humanity, and unwavering hope rooted in God’s love—a legacy we are now called to carry forward. | | |
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