Catholic Parishes of Singleton
and Branxton-Greta
Welcome to the Parishes of
St Patrick’s Singleton and St Brigid’s Branxton.
Situated north-west of Newcastle NSW, the Parishes are in the heart of the Hunter Valley, and are part of the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle. Our Parishes have churches in Branxton, Greta, Singleton, Broke and Glendon Brook.
We strive to create a catholic community of faith and spiritual fulfilment, where everyone will feel a sense of belonging and love. We pray that you may find warmth and happiness in our community.
The catholic parishes of Singleton and Braxton are committed to the safety and welfare of children. We are committed to create a safe environment for the children in our parishes. We endorse the Safeguarding Commitment Statement of the the diocese and adopt it. You can find more information about the safeguarding of children on the Safeguarding page
God Bless you.
Welcome to the Parishes of
St Patrick’s Singleton and St Brigid’s Branxton.
Situated north-west of Newcastle NSW, the Parishes are in the heart of the Hunter Valley, and are part of the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle. Our Parishes have churches in Branxton, Greta, Singleton, Broke and Glendon Brook.
We strive to create a catholic community of faith and spiritual fulfilment, where everyone will feel a sense of belonging and love. We pray that you may find warmth and happiness in our community.
The catholic parishes of Singleton and Braxton are committed to the safety and welfare of children. We are committed to create a safe environment for the children in our parishes. We endorse the Safeguarding Commitment Statement of the the diocese and adopt it. You can find more information about the safeguarding of children on the Safeguarding page
God Bless you.
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