Mass with signs of Indigenous respect launch historic Plenary Council assembly
THE Second Assembly of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia began on July 3 with more than 270 Church members ...
THE Second Assembly of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia began on July 3 with more than 270 Church members ...
POPE Francis has assigned red hats for 21 new cardinals, including three in Oceania but no Australian additions to the ...
THE Taliban took the Afghanistan capital Kabul 166 days ago. The last five months have seen a tightening of secular ...
AUSTRALIANS are scrambling from chemist to chemist to get their hands on rapid antigen tests, leaving many in key industries ...
By Archbishop Mark Coleridge THERE have been times when I wondered if we would ever make it. But after all ...
ALL is ready to deliver the first assembly of the Plenary Council wholly online in October. With New South Wales ...
GERARD Lai will hopefully be a priest by 2023 and the sheer thought begs the question – how well does ...
DEMAND for youth homelessness services is skyrocketing in Brisbane as providers report they are struggling to keep up with requests ...
COVID issues: “But it’s those in the community that our church reaches who might not be regular churchgoers, they were ...
Always welcome: Good Samaritan Sister Liz Wiemers (right) at Santa Teresa, Northern Territory, with Paula Turner. HER grandmother, a cattle ...
Survey shame: Queensland principals reported greater levels of burnout, stress, sleeping trouble and depressive symptoms than in any other states. ...
Called to serve: Mick Servos OAM says resilience will see us through the current crisis. Photo: supplied WITH COVID-19 restrictions ...
Helping hands: Dr Josh Francis has been helping local health workers learn how to treat COVID-19.(Supplied: Menzies School Of Health ...
New leader: Prime Minister Scott Morrison. NEW Prime Minister Scott Morrison counts himself as a devout Christian and stands for ...
Concerned: American pediatrician Dr Quentin Van Meter warns about the dangers of blindly prescribing hormone therapies to children with gender ...
Wrestling with tradition: Richard Gaillardetz believes the work of the Plenary Council 2020 offers hope to the Church across the ...
French ties: Teacher Sharyn Leafe and Year 3 students with the letters and hamper of Aussie goodies they sent to ...
Reg Goves: “People talk about racism and discrimination, but that experience has never happened to us.” THINGS happen in pie ...
Circle of welcome: Shindano Ecanga shares his experiences about coming to Australia with St Mary’s students. ST Mary’s Primary School, ...
Aussie memento: Pope Francis accepts a jersey from Sir Peter Cosgrove, Governor-General of Australia, who was accompanied by his wife ...
Visitor: Cardinal Charles Bo of Yangon, Myanmar. Photo: CNS CARDINAL Charles Bo, the Archbishop of Yangon, has praised Australian efforts ...
Island paradise: New South Wales governor Sir George Gipps allowed four priests to use an old convict building in Dunwich, ...
In a message to Australian Catholics, Pope Francis said he hoped “through patient dialogue and faith-filled discernment, the conciliar journey ...
Full of failure: St Vincent de Paul Society National Council chief executive officer John Falzon has called the 2018 Federal ...
New role: Archbishop Mark Coleridge is the new president of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference. BRISBANE Archbishop Mark Coleridge will ...
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