The Seminary
Priestly formation for diocesan seminarians from the Archdioceses of Melbourne and Hobart, as well as the Dioceses of Ballarat, Sale and Sandhurst.
Words of Welcome
The word ‘seminary’ comes from the Latin for ‘seedbed’, a dedicated place where something created by God is nurtured and encouraged to grow.
Seminarian for the Archdiocese of Melbourne, Luke Rochford, reflects on beginning seminary formation.
Melbourne Seminarian, Liam Bui, made video summary of our “Amazing Race“ around Melbourne.
Deacon for the Archdiocese of Melbourne, Rev. Rhys Lowther, reports on the annual pilgrimage to Our Lady of Ta’ Pinu Shrine in Bacchus Marsh.
Seminarian for the Diocese of Sandhurst, Mason Crosier, reports on the recent Family and Friends Day.
Seminarian for the Archdiocese of Melbourne, Xavier Ryan, reflects on the Senior Celibacy Seminar in Bendigo.
Seminarian for the Archdiocese of Melbourne, Christopher Fernando, reports on the recent visit from the Episcopal Trustees.
Deacon for the Archdiocese of Melbourne, Rev. Dominic Lawes, preached this homily at Mass on the feast of St Peter Chanel.
Seminarian for the Diocese of Ballarat, Simon Zakari, gave this reflection in Chapel on Friday 17 April, 2026.
Deacon for the Archdiocese of Melbourne, Rev. Rhys Lowther, preached this homily on the memorial of St Anselm of Canterbury on 21 April, 2026.
Seminarian for the Archdiocese of Melbourne, Nicolas Calandra, shared this reflection at our Holy Hour on 19 October, 2025.
Melbourne seminarian, Rhys Lowther, gave this reflection during Holy Hour on Sunday 3 August, 2025.
On Tuesday morning, Deacon Tuong Nguyen gave the seminary community this homily on the Gospel of the day, John 10:22-30.
Corpus Christi College Vice-Rector, Fr Brian Nichols, preached this homily at the Mass of Thanksgiving for Fr Ashan Peiris in St Mary’s Cathedral, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia on Saturday 15 February 2025.
Seminarian for the Archdiocese of Hobart, Akalanka Randeniya, gave this reflection to our seminary community for the Feast of St Luke.
Yousif Alkateb, a seminarian from the Syriac Catholic Church who had to leave Iraq as a teenager due to persecution, gave this reflection during our Sunday Holy Hour.