Fr. Peter Carrucan
Parish Priest

Melbourne born. Ordained Priest 1962. Came to Holy Eucharist Parish: 3/6/92. Special interests: Books, especially connected to history and story-telling, Sport, Liturgy.

Sue O'Loughlin
Parish Secretary

Sue comes to this parish with 28 years experience as the first Parish Secretary at her home parish of East Keilor and 5 years as the first School Secretary. She has a keen interest in business management and enjoys meeting people.

As a National Judge and Demonstrator of cake decorating and sugar art and this interest has taken her many places around Australia.

Sr Catherine FMDM
Pastoral Associate

Sr Catherine Tay fmdm is a member of the Parish Team. She is currently chaplain at the Victorian University Reflection Centre, St Albans Campus and welcomes staff and students, to share any news, views, stories, concerns or discuss other personal issues with her. She offers spiritual and emotional support, listens with a caring heart and a compassionate spirit, irrespective of faith/belief affiliation or background.

Sr Margaret Maher FCJ
Pastoral Associate

Religious teacher / pastoral worker in the parish with the special care of the Sick. Australian born.

Mathew Bul

Matthew is a refugee from Sudan. He arrived in Australia in 1999 and studied Community Development at the V.U.T. He is married to Ayan and has two children. He works as a liaison person with the parish and the Sudanese. His position in the Parish is sponsored by St. Vincent de Paul Society.

Sr. Maria Bui, Thi Bach Yen

A member of the Sisters Adorers of The Holy Cross in Vietnam, whose motto is “A catholic sister’s life benefits the recipients of service; servicing reduces social isolation.” Sr. Maria has travelled abroad to widen her field of vision and fulfil her mission, which is to share her resources with the lonely and suffering. As a result of her experience in Vietnam and Taiwan, she realised that Youth Counselling for young people and Family Counselling are relevant in many societies today. Therefore, she likes the theory and approach adopted towards counselling in Australia that we can serve numerous people, who need help.