We celebrate the feast day of our only Australian saint – Saint Mary McKillop- formally named Saint Mary of the Cross MacKillop by the church. She is a patron Saint for Catenians Australia and her special chapel and historical precinct in Sydney is often the location of Catenian Masses and gatherings.
The “Global Chain” was in full bloom in Perth as Liwara 297 hosted a magnificent evening for Keith and Jenny Littlewood. With 60…
Travelling and Meeting Catenians Are you planning on a holiday? If so, why not combine it with a visit to another Circle, another…
Gabi Hollows and Harbourside North Circle Province 21 Harbourside North Circle (HSN) Catenians and their wives held their annual Christmas dinner at the…
Distinguished Visitor, Rev Dr Robert Deinhammer SJ visits Harbourside North Twenty Harbourside North Catenians, a visitor and 3 visiting gentlemen were honoured to…
ANC President’s Christmas Message Thank you all for being a Catenian Brother over the past year and I acknowledge that much has happened…
Bro Brian Kerman, Dianella Circle, celebrates 40 Years membership The Brothers and their Ladies who attended the AGM meeting of the Dianella Circle…
Many of our members are active in their parishes in a variety of roles including but not restricted to being acolytes, musicians, proclaimers, maintenance tasks, Parish Councillors, Finance committee members plus a lot more.
Throughout his journey towards a vocation in religious life, Sheldon has often acknowledged the support given to him by the Catenian Association both financially and with their prayers and encouragement.
Catenian friendships are special and a wonderful benefit of being a Catenian. We help and support each other in good times and not so good times. There are many different activities for our members and families together.
Catenians have a love of their Catholic faith and encourage emerging young Catholics to express their faith to the world. Therefore, we sponsor a number of events for youth.
