Who We Are

A community drawn together by the sacraments and the Word.

We are an ordinary parish with an extraordinary inheritance. Sunday by Sunday, feast by feast, we gather to offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and to be formed as disciples of Jesus Christ.

Around that altar we find people of every age and background — lifelong Catholics and newcomers, the settled and the searching. All are welcome here.

1908 Founded
1,400+ Families
20+ Ministries
What We Hold Dear

Our guiding spirit

Reverent Worship

Liturgy celebrated with beauty and care, drawing the soul toward the sacred.

Rooted in Tradition

Faithful to the teaching of the Church handed down through the centuries.

A Welcoming Home

Every visitor and stranger received as Christ himself among us.

Service to All

Faith made visible in works of mercy for the poor and the forgotten.

Our Story

Through the years

1908

A cornerstone is laid

Immigrant families gather to build a parish church on Cathedral Lane, dedicating it to St. John the Baptist.

1952

The sanctuary expands

A growing congregation completes the nave, choir loft, and the rose window that crowns the west front.

1987

A century of service

The parish school and outreach kitchen open their doors, extending the church’s mission into the wider town.

2026

A living tradition

Today we remain a house of prayer — rooted in the old faith, alive to the needs of a new generation.

Our Clergy

Those who serve you

Fr. Theo April

Priest

Belinda Fortuin

Liturgy

Benedict Koeberg & Mark Fredericks

Evangelisation

Benedict & Yolanda Koeberg

Faith Formation

Aubrey & Carol Wasserfal

Marriage & Family Life

Sylvia & Brian Scholtz

Marriage & Family Life

Natasha Don

Community Engagement

Roberto Capoto

Parish Community Building

Vivienne Frans

Parish Community Building

Audrey Wasserfal

Parish Community Building

Cherileze Mauries & Keanu Charles

Youth & Young Adults

Deon McKie

Finance Council Chair

Lauren Pharo

Child Safeguarding
Make straight
the way of the Lord.
John 1:23

Come and see

The surest way to know our parish is to join us in prayer. We would be honored to welcome you.