A Catholic parish church serving the northern suburbs of Adelaide, anchoring a community of faith that extends across three mass centres and multiple schools.
At a glance
St Augustine’s Church sits at the heart of the Salisbury Catholic Parish, part of the Catholic Archdiocese of Adelaide. The church is one of three mass centres within the parish, alongside St Finbar and the Holy Family. The parish boundaries align closely with those of the City of Salisbury, serving Adelaide’s northern suburbs.
History
The parish maintains a long institutional presence in the region, supported by dedicated parish infrastructure including the Pioneer cemetery. Beyond the church itself, the community encompasses three parish schools—St Augustine School, Holy Family School, and Thomas More College—as well as numerous parish and migrant groups.
What you see
Specific architectural details of the church building are not documented in available sources. The structure remains an active worship space within a broader parish complex.
Cultural significance
St Augustine’s serves as a focal point for Catholic worship and community life in Salisbury. The parish celebrates a biannual carnival on the eve of Lent, reflecting the congregation’s commitment to marking the liturgical calendar and gathering as a community.
Key facts
- Country: Australia
- City: Salisbury, South Australia
- Coordinates: -34.7650239, 138.6497883
- Archdiocese: Catholic Archdiocese of Adelaide
- Three mass centres within the parish
Practical information & getting there
St Augustine’s Church is located in the northern suburbs of Adelaide. For current Mass times, contact information, and directions, consult the Catholic Archdiocese of Adelaide or local parish resources.
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