Wallangarra saved from fires, parish priest sees outpouring of support
FIREFIGHTERS saved the small border town of Wallangarra from fast-moving fires today. Queensland Fire and Emergency Services confirmed four homes...
FIREFIGHTERS saved the small border town of Wallangarra from fast-moving fires today. Queensland Fire and Emergency Services confirmed four homes...
“PASSIONATE” is the way Carmelina Vitale would like to be known and remembered. In fact, when dating her husband of...
BRISBANE’S Carmela and Leo Bozzi described the opportunity to be in St Peter’s Square, Rome, for the canonisation of Saints...
RESIDING in England some decades ago, Joan Gilmartin was pleased to hear the name of God nominated during the time...
INDIVIDUAL and collective faith-filled moments coloured this year’s Ignite Conference themed, “The Moment” and held at St Laurence’s College, South...
WITHIN the mix of students of the first class of Vietnamese refugees in Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic...
THERE’S a “lie” that Margaret Brennan thinks society tells women about motherhood but it’s not a tall tale the 24-year-old’s...
WHEN the faithful of Stanthorpe parish, in Toowoomba diocese, gathered to honour God through their expression of devotion to the...
FAMILY and friends often come into focus at Christmas, as we give thanks for connections and blessings over the past...
A SEA of young Catholics fell to their knees in adoration of the Blessed Sacrament on a prayerful second night...
HUNDREDS of young people poured into Mueller College, Rothwell, for Ignite Youth’s September 22- 25 conference themed “Unleash”. Ignite Youth...
QUEENSLAND’S longest-serving priest Fr Lino Valente died aged 93 on September 14. Newly-retired Stanthorpe parish priest Fr Brian Connolly said...
WITH Zoom fatigue setting in and today’s announcement Ignite Sydney will be cancelled, young people are being encouraged to register...
THE centenary of the death of Australia’s next likely saint, Eileen O’Connor, was marked with a Mass in St Stephen’s...
PLANS for the awe-inspiring youth event, Ignite Conference, were unveiled to stakeholders at the Australian Catholic University, Banyo. This year...
“SORRIDENTE” is an Italian word to describe newly-turned 90 year-old Josephine Russo and on her April birthday, she lived up...
THE Three Saints Feast Brisbane group went to “plan B” and “took lemons and made limoncello” as COVID-19 restrictions put...
Lent journey: How’ve you been travelling? DRIVING through unknown streets, with the trusty navigator at the ready, had me thinking...
Called: Seminarians Thomas Popovic (left) and BJ Perrett. BJ Perrett and Thomas Popovic, both twins, have formed a strong friendship...
Awarded: Theology and philosophy student Tom Cullen won an ACU accolade. THE presence of Tom Cullen is enough to calm...
Back to normal: “I predict that the confessional waiting line will be longer and there’ll be renewed ways of connecting...
Popular but humble: SDRC mayor Vic Pennisi. EASTER Sunday was unusual, in more ways than one, for newly elected Southern...
Papal Mass: “Secondly, within online offerings, especially of the Mass, conversations could be opened and elaborated about why a holy...
Janette Dunkley. “Intimate care is what fulfils me and is what I love. PINK lipstick and prayer are certain additions...
United family: Bev Cains (centre) with husband Kevin (fifth from left) and their children Cathy, twins David and Paul, Stephen...
JUST as the Roman census was useful for the authorities of Jesus’ time, it remains an invaluable tool for the...
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