Welcome to Living Waters Catholic Parish. United in the Risen Jesus we journey together in the Light of Christ as a hope filled people. One parish which includes the Catholic communities of Bribie Island, Beachmere, Caboolture, Woodford and Kilcoy, we are a people of Christian faith, a people who care for each other and reach out to others in Jesus Christ with the mission of peace, justice and love of neighbour. With the Church in Australia at this time we are praying that the Spirit guide us through the Plenary Council, and hopefully await the outcomes of the Council for our way into the future. So, as in all our prayers we seek to fulfil Archbishop Mark’s words in the Decree of Establishment of Living Waters Parish:
"In John’s Gospel, Jesus offers ‘living water’ to the Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well. May the rivers and waterways of this new parish always be a reminder of Jesus’ promise to this ‘living water’ and may it become, in the people, a spring of water welling up to eternal life.
May Our Lady, Mother of God and Mother of the Church, intercede with the Father for rich blessings to come to Living Waters Parish through Jesus Christ and in the power of the Holy Spirit."
"In John’s Gospel, Jesus offers ‘living water’ to the Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well. May the rivers and waterways of this new parish always be a reminder of Jesus’ promise to this ‘living water’ and may it become, in the people, a spring of water welling up to eternal life.
May Our Lady, Mother of God and Mother of the Church, intercede with the Father for rich blessings to come to Living Waters Parish through Jesus Christ and in the power of the Holy Spirit."
Community News
World Day of Prayer: Join Us as Host Parish 10am this coming Friday, 6th March 2026
St Peter’s has the privilege of hosting this year’s World Day of Prayer Service, an ecumenical gathering that unites Christians of all traditions in dialogue and prayer. This year’s focus is Nigeria, a nation of faith where many Christian communities—especially women—face daily challenges of violence, displacement, and insecurity.
The service has been written by Nigerian Christian women, offering us a chance to hear their stories, share their hope, and stand with them in solidarity. By taking part, we join a global movement that circles the world in 24 hours of continuous prayer.
As the host parish, your presence and support matter. Your attendance is a sign of welcome to our neighbouring churches and a gesture of encouragement to the women whose voices shape this years’ service.
Please mark the date in your calendar, come along, and help us extend warm hospitality as we pray for peace, justice, and strength for the people of Nigeria. After the service there will be a chance to come together in hospitality and friendship with morning tea in the Mary MacKillop Hall.
We hope to see as many of you there as possible!
If you can’t join the community at St Peter’s other services will be held at 2pm in the Uniting Church, Webster St, Bongaree or at 2pm in the Anglican Church, 88 Archer St. Woodford.
Stations of the Cross
Will be held every Friday during Lent
St Mary's Church - 9:00am
Little Flower Church - 5:00pm
St Peter's Church - 5:30pm
Social Justice Statement February 2026
The Cost of Living: Economic and Social Justice for the Common Good
The Statement highlights the very real challenges facing Australian families and communities amid rising living costs. Across communities, rising living costs are making everyday necessities -like meals, energy bills, and housing – hard to afford, placing strain on young people, parents, and older Australians alike.
Download the Statement
View the National launch on YouTube (14 mins)
The launch highlights a powerful and timely message: behind the rising cost of living are real people making difficult choices every day — skipping meals, postponing medical care, and living with the constant worry of losing their home. These are not isolated stories. For far too many, this is becoming an everyday reality.
The statement invites us to look beyond the statistics, to recognise the human dignity at stake, and to reflect on how we, as a community shaped by faith, compassion, and solidarity, are called to respond for the common good.
View the Brisbane launch by Archbishop Shane Mackinlay (1hr 35m)
To find out about all the wonderful things happening in our parish community, along with a list of coming events, please access our latest parish bulletin, via the Newsletter Archive button below.
St Peter’s has the privilege of hosting this year’s World Day of Prayer Service, an ecumenical gathering that unites Christians of all traditions in dialogue and prayer. This year’s focus is Nigeria, a nation of faith where many Christian communities—especially women—face daily challenges of violence, displacement, and insecurity.
The service has been written by Nigerian Christian women, offering us a chance to hear their stories, share their hope, and stand with them in solidarity. By taking part, we join a global movement that circles the world in 24 hours of continuous prayer.
As the host parish, your presence and support matter. Your attendance is a sign of welcome to our neighbouring churches and a gesture of encouragement to the women whose voices shape this years’ service.
Please mark the date in your calendar, come along, and help us extend warm hospitality as we pray for peace, justice, and strength for the people of Nigeria. After the service there will be a chance to come together in hospitality and friendship with morning tea in the Mary MacKillop Hall.
We hope to see as many of you there as possible!
If you can’t join the community at St Peter’s other services will be held at 2pm in the Uniting Church, Webster St, Bongaree or at 2pm in the Anglican Church, 88 Archer St. Woodford.
Stations of the Cross
Will be held every Friday during Lent
St Mary's Church - 9:00am
Little Flower Church - 5:00pm
St Peter's Church - 5:30pm
Social Justice Statement February 2026
The Cost of Living: Economic and Social Justice for the Common Good
The Statement highlights the very real challenges facing Australian families and communities amid rising living costs. Across communities, rising living costs are making everyday necessities -like meals, energy bills, and housing – hard to afford, placing strain on young people, parents, and older Australians alike.
Download the Statement
View the National launch on YouTube (14 mins)
The launch highlights a powerful and timely message: behind the rising cost of living are real people making difficult choices every day — skipping meals, postponing medical care, and living with the constant worry of losing their home. These are not isolated stories. For far too many, this is becoming an everyday reality.
The statement invites us to look beyond the statistics, to recognise the human dignity at stake, and to reflect on how we, as a community shaped by faith, compassion, and solidarity, are called to respond for the common good.
View the Brisbane launch by Archbishop Shane Mackinlay (1hr 35m)
To find out about all the wonderful things happening in our parish community, along with a list of coming events, please access our latest parish bulletin, via the Newsletter Archive button below.
THE DIFFERENT WAYS OF FINANCIALLY SUPPORTING OUR PARISH
We are indeed blessed by all who so generously give each week to the Parish through their contributions, however that may be – cash or cashless. The planned giving program allows us to budget for the day to day running of our parish and of course to put funds aside for future works. For those who haven’t considered being part of the actual planned giving program, there are a variety of ways to do so. Please click here for more information.
We are indeed blessed by all who so generously give each week to the Parish through their contributions, however that may be – cash or cashless. The planned giving program allows us to budget for the day to day running of our parish and of course to put funds aside for future works. For those who haven’t considered being part of the actual planned giving program, there are a variety of ways to do so. Please click here for more information.
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LIVING WATERS PARISH
Parish office address:
30 Beerburrum Road, Caboolture 4510 Postal address: PO Box 483, Caboolture 4510 Phone: 07 5430 9377 Email: [email protected] |
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