Easter is a special time across the Diocese, not just in our parishes, but in our classrooms, playgrounds and early education centres. 

At St Nicholas, Easter comes to life through stories, craft, play and shared celebrations. Easter Hat Parades bring colour and creativity, as well as plenty of joy, not just for the children, but for families and educators as well. 

In our primary and secondary schools, Holy Week liturgies create space to pause and reflect, while classroom learning helps students better understand the meaning of the season. They explore the story of Holy Week and themes such as sacrifice and renewal in ways that connect to everyday life. For many, that learning carries beyond the classroom, with students getting involved in outreach and social justice initiatives in their local communities. 

Easter isn’t something that happens in just one place. It shows up in everyday moments across the Diocese, bringing people together and offering a sense of hope.

Watch Bishop Michael Kennedy’s Easter message and view mass times around the Diocese here.