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Welcome to our webpage. We hope you will find the parish information here helpful.  We offer a wide variety of ministries for all age groups which are aimed at helping us to live Jesus’ Great Commandment of Love.  Our mission is to form disciples who will bring Jesus and his message to the people of Melbourne and beyond.

If you are new to the area or have been here for a while and are now seeking a church family, I would love to have the opportunity to meet with you or communicate with you via email. You can also contact Monica Sutton,  Newcomers Ministry and Volunteer Coordinator, at [email protected].  Visit our website to see the wide variety of ministries and community life that our church family offers.

If you have school-age children, please check out our school webpage: www.ascensioncatholicsch.org

 - Fr. Eamon, Pastor

Discipleship Tools - Growing as Christ's followers

QUESTION OF THE WEEK: To what extent is your spirituality Trinitarian? Do you pray to one person of the Blessed Trinity more than you pray to the others? Do you have a relationship with all three persons of the Trinity? (John 16:12-15)

Commentaries on the Sunday Reading **NEW  Commentaries translated in Spanish and Vietnamese**

Small Christian Communities and Father Eamon in the News!! (click here to read more)

Representatives of 26 Florida parishes came to Orlando for the third annual Small Christian Community Summit with a common purpose: to listen to God’s voice speak within, prepare to respond and then go out to proclaim the Gospel.

These 85 people all live in Florida but their birthplaces represent the world — New York, Ireland, Costa Rica, Louisiana, Africa, Texas, Philippines, California, Colombia, Britain and elsewhere.

“The Gospel speaks to everyone — all ages and backgrounds,” said a 14-year-old named Joseph, a Florida native who had traveled with his parents from nearby Kissimmee. “It never stops, but goes on and on.” (Click here to read more)