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A LEADING charity has issued a desperate plea to Queenslanders to find someone who might be able to provide a ...
A LEADING charity has issued a desperate plea to Queenslanders to find someone who might be able to provide a ...
By Bishop Ken Howell. THIS Christmas we gather for the annual festivities with the background pressures of rising interest rates, ...
JESSICA Hanna, a mother of four, was diagnosed with terminal breast cancer when she was 14 weeks pregnant. Several doctors ...
THE Wrafter family has had four generations pass through the school gates of St Pius Primary School, Banyo, over the ...
By Bishop Michael McCarthy I WRITE this message at the beginning of December, and the summer rains are with us. ...
LOOKING for some classic Christmas movies to watch with your family? Check out this curated list from the movie review ...
WITH marriage and church attendance on a steep decline overall in the United States and Australia, Catholic parishes need to ...
By Marilyn Rodrigues SYDNEY catechist Caroline Fisher says writing a successful book for Catholic children has helped her spread a ...
WHEN Queensland went into mourning for losing the State of Origin opener in Townsville, Sr Monique Singh couldn’t help but ...
NO parent wants to take their child to the hospital, unless your children are miracle twins Richard and Carlos Celis. ...
“SORRIDENTE” is an Italian word to describe newly-turned 90 year-old Josephine Russo and on her April birthday, she lived up ...
I SHALL not be renewing my vows at the end of next month. After more than 18 months of very ...
CONSTRUCTION on Our Lady of Vietnamese Martyrs church and the Vietnamese Catholic Community Centre is set to start on Flint ...
CATHOLICS in Australia are being encouraged to receive a COVID-19 vaccine when it becomes available to them, with the Australian ...
Important role: Ben and Isaac talk to their grandparents, Sue and Alan, through a window as they self-isolate at their ...
Family moment: Talia Dissanayake watches her grandmother Naomi Puf holding her first son Ezra Halafoou for the first time. Photo: ...
Full of hope and strength: Oliver McCoombes with his parents Phillip and Catherine. Photo: Osyth Sanders. THE Ipswich family of ...
High standards: “And when our children see us becoming better versions of ourselves through the good work we do for ...
Building a future: “The economy runs well when families are thriving, and raising children is expensive.” AUSTRALIANS have been dealt ...
Family time: Parents have enjoyed more time to spend with their children. AS Brisbane Catholics take stock of the small ...
Concerns: “The risk that social isolation with the current pandemic raises is that domestic violence often happens in silence.” SOCIAL ...
Artistic: Chalk art is one of the delightful by-products of neighbourhoods in lockdown. Photo: Marco Motta. WHAT are the benefits ...
Exercise needed: Families are trying new types of activities like indoor fitness to keep children active. LIVING room fitness is ...
Talking finance: Radio personality Donna Lynch chats with finance guru Noel Whittaker. Donna: Tell me about your family. Noel: I ...
Toni Janke: “The thing I love the most about driving across the Story Bridge every day, is thinking, ‘Well, God, ...
Question Time by Fr John Flader Question: I heard recently that Tammy Peterson, the wife of Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson,...
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