Deacon Gary Stone talks about the Anzac spirit and facing the COVID-19 challenge as a nation
Day to remember: Australian veterans parade proudly alongside veterans from Timor Leste during last year’s ANZAC Day march in Brisbane. ...
Day to remember: Australian veterans parade proudly alongside veterans from Timor Leste during last year’s ANZAC Day march in Brisbane. ...
Remembering: "The next generation, as with previous generations of young people, have taken up the torch of remembrance for all who ...
Major Liam Herbert: “In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic perhaps we can draw some strength from our forebears.” A ...
Living memory: Val Davidson locating the name of her fallen uncle, John Joseph Kenny, who died ...
Anzac tribute: Students from St Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace and All Hallows’ School prepare for their ...
Anzac hero: James Cameron’s grand daughter Karen Robinson is proud of his faith and achievements.By Isaac ...
Following the Anzacs: Sixteen Queensland Catholic school students standing in Anzac Square, Brisbane, ahead of their ...
Life of prayer: The prayer book, saints’ medals and war medals of Australian Private Edmond William ...
Anzac adventure: State Member for Mansfield Ian Walker, Renee Drury and Clairvaux MacKillop College principal Andrea ...
Father to Father: Marist Father John Begg with his father Charles’ war medals. FR John Begg ...
Anzac cove: "However idyllic it might have seemed on that summer morning, it was and in ...
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