Matie ACTS Stellenbosch - St Nicholas' Catholic Church 2.21

MATIE ACTS is a registered society of the University of Stellenbosch and is aimed at uniting Catholic and Non-Catholic Students in the Stellenbosch area to form a community of young, vibrant, enthusiastic individuals that have a common devotion to the Mercy of God.

MATIE ACTS offers a Weekly Student Mass every Sunday at 6:30 pm and shuttles are available to and from each Mass Service according to the following schedule:
Collection points: 17:45 - Neelsie (Parking Lot boom gates opposite the Chemie Building), 17:50 - Academia Gates, 17:55 - Simonsberg (bus stop), 17:55 - Protea Hotel, 18:00 - Metanoia

MATIE ACTS Offers refreshments in the form of tea, coffee, hot chocolate, juice, biscuits, etc.. after each mass as a way to develop the social aspect of the community.

It would be greatly appreciated if you would sign up to the MATIE ACTS Society either through your My Sun Portal or by speaking to a committee member or the Parish Priest.

Please feel Free to join the MATIE CATHOLICS Group for a deeper insight with creative material on a regular basis to strength your faith.

St Nicholas Catholic Church offers the following services to all students, Individuals, Catholics and Non-Catholics alike:

Confessions: Any time by appointment Devotions: The Rosary is prayed in the homes of Parishioners every Tuesday morning at 10.30am. The venue is given in the Notices each week.

Baptisms, Catechism, Marriage Preparation and available as a Wedding Venue.
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Parish Priest & Student Chaplin: Father Wim Lindeque
E-mail: frwim@stellenboschcatholicchurch.org.za

About: Father Wim Lindeque was born in Pretoria and has been working and living in the Western Cape since 2000. He has worked in Paarl, Durbanville and Manenberg parishes and as a prison chaplain in Drakenstein and Pollsmoor prisons, being appointed as parish priest in Stellenbosch in July 2013. Fr Wim is also the chaplain to the Catholic students at the University of Stellenbosch. He is chairperson of the Archdiocesan Commission for Justice and Peace and serves on the board of several organisations, including the HOPE Cape Town Association and the Holy Family Child and Youth Development centre in Manenberg.