The Catholic Leader Keeping Faith with You

EDUCATION has changed a lot in the past 50 years, just ask Joy Lalor who retired recently after 51 years devoted to the teaching profession.

ABOUT 19 years ago Manly woman Crescentia Anderson, then living in her native Papua New Guinea, had the spark of an idea to start an apostolate to the Divine Mercy.

GENERATION Y's Kate Smith is the epitome of bold.

THERE are many "constants" in Aime Culpeper's life. A desire to seek the Lord and carry out His will is perhaps the most obvious of them.

NEIL Menzies still remembers his sense of relief about 22 years ago to find Catholic Psychiatric Pastoral Care (CPPC) listed in a Brisbane telephone directory.

"THERE are moments of wishing I could be 53 not 63, simply because the task ahead of me is so alluring and the place so fascinating." Archbishop Mark Coleridge is sitting in a study in New Farm's historic Wynberg, residence of Brisbane archdiocese's archbishops since Sir James Duhig.

GROWING up "in the city of (Blessed) John Paul II" shaped Kinga Schmidt.

ONE rainy day in February this year, a small group gathered beside a grave in a Brisbane cemetery to honour a forgotten Queensland Aboriginal stockman and World War II soldier.

IT'S somewhat challenging "to get a word in" when speaking with psychologist Dr John Barletta.