The Eucharist: The Gift of Christ’s Self-Giving Love

The Eucharist is the heart of our Catholic faith—the source and summit of the Christian life. In every celebration of the Mass, we encounter the self-giving love of Christ, who offers himself completely for us. The bread and wine become His Body and Blood, a living sign of his enduring presence and sacrifice.

In the Eucharist, Jesus gives us not just something, but Himself. It is the ultimate gift of love—a love that feeds, heals, unites, and saves. As we receive this sacred gift, we are drawn into deeper communion with God and with one another.

Now as they were eating, Jesus took bread, and blessed, and broke it, and gave it to the disciples and said, “Take, eat; this is my body.”
— Matthew 26:26

The Eucharist is truly food for the journey. It sustains us in our daily lives, strengthens us in times of struggle, and nourishes our hunger for love, peace, and justice. In a world often marked by division and despair, the Eucharist reminds us of the unity and hope we find in Christ.

Each time we come to the altar, we are invited to be transformed—to become what we receive. As we are fed by the Bread of Life, we are sent out to be Christ’s presence in the world: to love as he loves, to serve as he serves.

The Eucharist is more than a ritual; it is an encounter with the living God. It is a foretaste of heaven and a call to live as faithful disciples until we are fully united with him in eternal life.

The Sunday Eucharist, more so than any other gatherings, is a privilege moment when the whole of the Christian community - the People of God on the journey - gathers to hear God’s Word and be nourished with the Bread of Life. Sunday for Christian is a special day for it is the day of the Resurrection, the day of the Lord, a day of hope and renewal.


Eucharistic Celebration at Brunswick Moreland Catholic Community

Saturday Vigil Masses:

Our Lady 5:00pm

St Fidelis 6:00pm

Sunday Masses

St Joseph 9:00am

5:00pm

Our Lady 9:00am

St Ambrose 10:30am

St Fidelis 11:00am


Weekday Masses

Tuesday               St Fidelis        9:15am

Wednesday St Joseph’s 10:00 am

Thursday              St Ambrose     10:00am

Friday                   St Fidelis 9:15am

Friday Our Lady’s      10:00am