The Vibrant Sinulog Festival: A Celebration of Faith and Culture
Australia Capital Territory
- Feast of Señor Sto. Niño – 21 January Sunday
St. Francis Xavier Church, Victoria Street, Hall ACT
Starts at 2 pm with mass and Sinulog dance procession - Santo Niño Mass Celebration – 28 January Sunday
St Christopher Cathedral, Manuka
Mass starts at 11 am
New South Wales
- Fiesta Sinulog 2024 – 21 January Sunday
Good Shepherd Catholic Church, 136 Hyatt Road, Plumpton NSW
Concelebrated mass at 2:30 pm - Sinulog in St. John The Evangelist – 21 January Sunday
St. John The Evangelist Catholic Church, 35 Cordeuax Street, Campbelltown NSW
Mass starts at 12 noon, followed by lunch and entertainment in the church hall - Sinulog in Central Coast – 21 January Sunday
St. Peter’s Catholic College, 84 Gavenlock Rd Tuggerah NSW
Mass starts at 11 am, followed by the procession and lunch.
Northern Territory
- Ms. Sinulog 2024 & Sinulog Street Dancing Competition – 20 January Saturday
Holy Family Parish, Karama
The parade starts at 3 pm, followed by Holy Mass and Celebration at Sitzler Netball Centre & CDU Stadium (235 Abala Road, Marrara NT) - Sinulog Festival – 21 January Sunday
St. Francis of Assisi Parish, Humpty Doo
Starts at 9am
Queensland
- Sinulog 2024 – 21 January Sunday
St. Mark’s Catholic Church
92 Lilac Street, Inala QLD
Starts at 11:30 am
South Australia
- Sinulog 2024 – 14 January Sunday
Master Christi Parish Church, 413 Grange Road, Seaton, SA
Mass starts at 12 noon, followed by the Sinulog procession
Victoria
- Sinulog Festival in Deer Park – 14 January Sunday
St. Peter Chanel Parish, 848 Ballarat Rd, Deer Park, VIC
Procession and Sinulog Street Dance starts at 11:15 am, followed by Holy Mass and fellowship - Sinulog Fiesta Celebration in Geelong – 20 January Saturday
St Francis Xavier, 143 Bacchus Marsh Rd, Corio
The procession starts at 10:30 am, followed by Holy Mass at 11 am - Sinulog Festival in Frankston – Sunday, 21 January
Holy Family Church, 36 Moreton St., Frankston North
Starts at 10:30 am - Sinulog Festival in Clayton – 21 January Sunday
St. Andrew’s Church – 76 Springs Road, Clayton South, VIC
Mass starts at 1 pm, followed by a celebration at Namatjira Park (across the road) - Sinulog Festival in Crabourne – 21 January Sunday
St. Agatha’s Catholic Parish Cranbourne – 129 Sladen Street, Cranbourne VIC
Starts at 12:30 noon - Sinulog in Berwick – Sunday, 21 January
St Michael’s Church, 121 High St., Berwick
Starts at 3:00 pm - Sinulog in Hoppers Crossing – Sunday, January 28
St Peter the Apostle Mission Parish – 38 Guinane Ave, Hoppers Crossing
Starts at 12.00 noon - Sinulog in St. Albans North – Sunday, January 28
Holy Eucharist Church, 1A Oleander Drive, St Albans North VIC
Starts at 3:00 pm - Sinulog in Ringwood – Sunday, January 28
Our Lady’s Church, 14 Bedford St., Ringwood VIC
Starts at 4:00 pm - Sinulog in Bendigo – Sunday, January 28
St Kilian’s Church, 161 McCrae Street, Bendigo VIC
Starts at 10:00 am - Sinulog in St. James – 04 February Sunday
St. James The Apostle Catholic Church, 336 Derrimut Rd, Hoppers Crossing VIC
Mass starts at 10:30 am
Western Australia
- The Feast of Sto. Niño – 28 January Sunday
St. Mary’s Cathedral, Perth
Mass starts at 2 pm
About the Author: Celebrating Filipino Culture and Faith
“As an advocate for cultural diversity and a proud Filipino, I am thrilled to witness the vibrant Sinulog Festival spreading its joy and devotion across Australia. This article aims to inform and engage fun-loving individuals over the age of 21, inviting them to join in the festivities and experience the rich traditions of the Sinulog Festival.”
In Conclusion: Embrace the Spirit of Sinulog Festival
Whether you are a Filipino Catholic or simply someone who appreciates diverse cultures, the Sinulog Festival is a remarkable celebration that should not be missed. Join us in commemorating this grand event and immerse yourself in the captivating dance, music, and devotion that define the essence of Sinulog. Let the flow of grace and joy fill your heart as you experience the vibrant spirit of this cherished tradition.”
George Barham, an accomplished journalist and avid gambling enthusiast, serves as the esteemed Editor-in-Chief at fly-to-australia.com, Australia’s leading source for comprehensive gambling news and insights. With an unwavering passion for both the written word and the ever-evolving world of betting and gaming, George brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the helm of our editorial team.
