Welcome to our Parish…

Welcome to our Catholic Parish of Innaloo-Karrinyup. Our Parish Community is home to many cultures expressing one faith.

We seek to express and nourish our faith through prayerful and meaningful worship centered on the Sunday Eucharist, and through outreach in a spirit of love and service.

We strive to support families in their faith life, providing opportunities for family Masses and sacramental preparation for children. We are blessed to share in this vital task with our two Catholic Schools and their dedicated staff.

Our Parish fosters a strong community spirit through a variety of social events during the year, and outreach to those in need.

We are very aware of the mission given to us by Jesus Christ, and endeavour to respond to that mission in our times. We live in challenging and complex times, and we know that our Faith is the true basis of wisdom and peace.

You are warmly welcome to contact us at any time, to join us for worship and to share your gifts and talents with our community.


Vision Statement

Inspired by Christ, we continue to be a welcoming and inclusive community.

Mission Statement

The Innaloo/Karrinyup Catholic Community, centered on the teachings of Christ, strives to build a strong sense of belonging.  Celebrating and sharing the love of Christ, we reach out to bring compassion and hope to others.


News…

  • Multicultural Shared Lunch
    On the 29th of September, we celebrated World Day of Migrants and Refugees with a shared lunch. The church was beautifully decorated as was the St Dominic’s Parish Centre. It was a wonderful turn out for what is a very multicultural and welcoming parish! Find us on Facebook ‘Innaloo / Karrinyup Catholic Parish’ to see… Read more: Multicultural Shared Lunch
  • Innaloo Children’s Liturgy Kite
    The week ending Sunday September 8th is National Child Protection Week, and the Diocese marks the end of this week as Safeguarding Sunday. A few weeks ago during our Children’s Liturgy we spent time building a parish kite, and this was presented the Safeguarding Morning Tea on September 3rd by one of our Safeguarding Officers Isabelle Brewer.
  • Annual Parish Retreat
    LIFT UP YOUR HEARTS A morning retreat during this Year of Prayer, exploring prayerfulness in our lives and different ways of praying . Pope Francis has invited us to deepen our prayer life as we approach the Jubilee Year 2025.  This retreat morning will be an opportunity to “come away for a little while ” and reflect… Read more: <strong>Annual Parish Retreat</strong>
  • Easter is Now
    Life is very hard for many people at the moment. All over the world and very close to home we see hardship, suffering and struggle. Some of it we bring on ourselves by our own choices, but a lot of it is the result of human pride, greed and violence. As a result there is… Read more: Easter is Now