The elevation of the Host at Mass, the celebrant flanked by concelebrating priests with candles and a crucifix on the altar, against the Divine Mercy banner behind the sanctuary.

Last Sunday One-Day Pilgrimage

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“Come to me, all you that are weary and are carrying heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28

The Divine Retreat Centre, Somersby, warmly invites you and your family to join us for our Last Sunday One-Day Pilgrimage, held on the last Sunday of every month.

The One-Day Pilgrimage includes

  • Holy Rosary
  • Praise and Worship
  • Preaching of the Word of God
  • Holy Mass
  • Divine Mercy Chaplet
  • Eucharistic Adoration
A priest preaching with a microphone beside the monstrance, lit candles either side of it.
Preaching before the Blessed Sacrament exposed.

A day of grace, prayer and spiritual renewal

The Last Sunday One-Day Pilgrimage is an invitation to encounter God’s love and mercy in a deeper and more personal way.

A Missionary of Charity sister speaking from the lectern, priests seated behind her and the Divine Mercy image on the banner above.
A Missionary of Charity sister speaks at the October pilgrimage.

Whether you are seeking spiritual strength, peace of mind, guidance in life’s difficulties, or simply longing to spend time with the Lord, come and experience a day of prayer, fellowship and renewal in the presence of Jesus.

The hall full for the pilgrimage: Missionaries of Charity sisters seated among families and visitors, with the Stations of the Cross on the walls.
The hall at Somersby on the last Sunday of October.

Bring your family and friends and make this monthly pilgrimage a beautiful part of your spiritual journey.

A priest giving Communion to sisters of the Missionaries of Charity.
Communion at the pilgrimage Mass.

When and where

  • Last Sunday of every month
  • 10:00 am – 3:30 pm
  • Divine Retreat Centre, 160 Hensons Road, Somersby NSW 2250

All are welcome and no booking is required. Please bring your own lunch.

A priest incensing the statue of St Vincent de Paul, who is shown holding an infant with two children beside him, flowers at its foot and the altar behind.
The statue of St Vincent de Paul is incensed at the start of Mass.

Come as you are, encounter the love of Jesus, and return home renewed in faith, strengthened in hope and filled with his peace.

Jesus is waiting for you.