GC2018: Surfers Paradise parish ‘in the eye of a very friendly storm’
Eye of a friendly storm: Fr Paul Kelly celebrating Mass at Stella Maris Church, part of the Surfers Paradise parish ...
Eye of a friendly storm: Fr Paul Kelly celebrating Mass at Stella Maris Church, part of the Surfers Paradise parish ...
Games mission: Franciscan Father Stephen Bliss, who is a fleet driver at the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. Photo: ...
Tireless campaigner: Robyn Hunt is a Rosies stalwart and parishioner at Stella Maris Church, Broadbeach. Photo: Mark Bowling WHEN Surfers ...
Gold effort: Taryn Gollshewsky in action representing Australia. TARYN Gollshewsky can count on the cheers of every child at Bundaberg’s ...
Eloise Wellings: “I guess a light bulb just went on, and I started to understand God’s love for me.” Photo: ...
Faith and sport: Rwandan athletes James Sugira and Salome Nyirarukundo race with students in the School Cross Country during the ...
Ready to roll: St Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace old boy Tom Lucas will lace up his boots for Australia at ...
Games chain: Christian youth pastor Ben Thompson is preparing to roll out a prayer chain at the Commonwealth Games. He ...
Games opportunity: Mount St Bernard College students Mathew Ederer (left) and Keane Ryan will be playing their didgeridoos at trhe ...
THE 87-year-old Pope Francis not only survived the longest trip of his pontificate, but he drew energy from the crowds...
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