21C Frederick Street, Oatley NSW 2223

Phone 02 9580 1864

To the Greater Glory of God

Welcome to St Joseph's Catholic Church Oatley

St Joseph's Catholic parish is located north of the Georges River in the St George deanery of the Archdiocese of Sydney. The Church is on the corner of Frederick and Rosa Streets, quite close to the main shopping centre and about five minute's walk from Oatley Railway Station.

Boundary Map

Boundary Map

Everyone is welcome to join the Parish family. If you are new to the Parish please make yourself known to us. Morning teas are held on the third Sunday of the month after the 8am Mass in the Marian Hall.

Last financial year the St Joseph's Oatley St Vincent de Paul Conference made around 60 home and nursing home visits and provided financial assistance to the sick, lonely and needy. The conference appreciates the support of Father John, the St Joseph’s School community and all our benefactors in the parish. Meetings take place in the Marian Hall once each month (usually on a Tuesday morning) on a date which is published in the Upcoming Events section of the Parish Bulletin. Parishioners are always most welcome to attend.

Life Ascending Australia is a spiritual movement for retired people. Enquiries Ray Byers 9570 3507.

The Rosary Group meets in the Marian Hall from 1pm-3pm on Monday to make rosary beads for The Chain of Mary. All welcome.

The parish has an active youth group (Years 4 - 12) that mets regularly. For more information please email Krisitna Shad on kristinashad@gmail.com.

Catholic Women's League meets in the Marian Hall. New members and interested ladies will be most welcome.

Parish News

Life Ascending Australia

is a world-wide movement for Seniors which will enrich you spiritually and bring new friendships. Visit www.lifeascending.org.au or contact Ray Byers 9570 3507 for details of our group at St Joseph’s Oatley

"The History of St Joseph’s Parish Oatley"

written by Norm Windred is available for purchase from the Presbytery at a cost of $20. Please visit the office on Tuesday, Thursday or Friday between 9am and 3pm if you would like to buy a copy. The book covers the work done by our priests and laity from the past until now.

St Vincent de Paul Society

Be part of the St Vincent de Paul Society's Good Works. Is there a desire in you to do something more? Would you like to reach out to those in need? Our local St Vincent de Paul Society conference is seeking new members to join them in their work of serving the disadvantaged and vulnerable members of our community. Men and women of all ages are welcome to join us. For further information contact: Sue Vit on 0407 291 722.