Australia's Filipino community ready to return to Sunday mass

Deacon Roberto Corpuz preparing for Sunday Mass at Our Lady of Dolours Catholic Church in Sydney.

Deacon Roberto Corpuz preparing for Sunday Mass at Our Lady of Dolours Catholic Church in Sydney. Source: SBS

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Online masses have filled a void for Catholics during COVID-19, but many families have been craving a re-connection to their church community. With restrictions on places of worship easing, the Filipino community is preparing for Sunday Mass.

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