Mission Statement
At the Cathedral of St Stephen,
the Guides and Welcomers serve as the face of our sacred place.
We are committed to providing insightful information
and aim to ensure that every visit is meaningful and memorable.
the Guides and Welcomers serve as the face of our sacred place.
We are committed to providing insightful information
and aim to ensure that every visit is meaningful and memorable.
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Did you know?
On October 19, the Church joyfully celebrated the canonisation of Blessed Peter To Rot, the first saint of Papua New Guinea. Born in 1912 in Rakunai, Peter was grounded in the Catholic faith and faithfully served as a lay catechist, courageously continuing his pastoral mission even after missionaries were imprisoned by Japanese forces during the Second World War. He is remembered for his steadfast defence of the sanctity of marriage and family, standing firm in the Church’s teaching amid political and cultural pressures. Beatified by St John Paul II during his visit to Papua New Guinea in 1995, Peter To Rot’s life remains a powerful witness of faith, fidelity and pastoral zeal. https://brisbanecatholic.org.au/gods-people/blessed-peter-to-rot/
Peter To Rot is included in the Chapel's West Window. Further information about St Peter To Rot is available in the G&W resources |
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO WOULD LIKE TO JOIN US AS A GUIDE OR WELCOMER?
As you know being a Guide and Welcomer is a wonderfully rewarding and enriching experience. If you know someone who may be interested in joining the Cathedral Guides or Welcomers, they may register their interest by emailing C[email protected] or by completing an Enquiry Form, by clicking on the link below.
As you know being a Guide and Welcomer is a wonderfully rewarding and enriching experience. If you know someone who may be interested in joining the Cathedral Guides or Welcomers, they may register their interest by emailing C[email protected] or by completing an Enquiry Form, by clicking on the link below.
