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This site uses the concept of 'posts' to allow the Vicar and other authorised church officers to quickly enter news items to the website. It may help to note that: The latest news items will be shown in the "Recent Posts" section on the main page. Click the link to...
Bulletin for October 26th has been posted
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St Peter’s, Eastern Hill Breakfast Conversations
St Peter's Anglican Church, East Melbourne, in conjunction with the Good Business Project, is launching a series of breakfast conversations focused on social issues of interest to the business community. The inaugural conversation looks at the economic contribution...
All Souls’ Requiem Mass
The annual All Souls Commemoration of the Faithful Departed falls this year on Monday 2nd November and it will be celebrated at St George's with a Requiem Mass at 8.00 pm. Please add the names of those whom you would like to be remembered at the altar to the list at...
Blessing of the Animals Service – photos have been posted
We assume the 'animals' are the ones with four legs!
Bulletin for October 19th 2014 has been posted
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Postlude for the Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity
Enjoy Allegro from Concerto in B Minor (after Meck) - J.G. Walther
Blessing of the Animals: Saturday 18th October 4.00 pm
We will give thanks to God for our companion animals and the ways in which they enrich our lives next Saturday afternoon (18th October) at 4.00 pm in the courtyard. Please bring you own four-legged, feathered or finned companions for a blessing as we give thanks to...
Welcome to the new St. George’s website
The site has been upgraded to a CMS system to provide easier maintenance and collaboration. Most content has now been transferred and other content will follow over time. Comments (via the 'Contact us' page) are welcome. Hint - most images are clickable to display a...
Postlude for the Seventeen Sunday after Trinity
Prelude and Fugue in C Minor BWV 549 - J.S. Bach Enjoy