Brisbane Catholic prison chaplain trying to love the people the world will not this Christmas
“WHO’S going to make the gravy now?” Paul Kelly sings. His voice rings in Fr Tony Girvan’s ears as he ...
“WHO’S going to make the gravy now?” Paul Kelly sings. His voice rings in Fr Tony Girvan’s ears as he ...
FOR newly-released prisoners across south east Queensland finding a roof over their head is one of their immediate challenges. Amid ...
Released: The High Court of Australia acquitted Cardinal Pell of child sexual abuse during a brief sitting in Brisbane yesterday ...
Court day: Cardinal George Pell arrives at the County Court in Melbourne on February 27. Photo: CNS CARDINAL George Pell ...
Mercy call: Fr Tony Girvan celebrates Mass in the prison chapel at Maryborough Correctional Centre. IN a simple prison chapel, ...
Fr Tony Girvan: “Even when the world has turned its back and forgotten you – you are not forgotten in ...
Call to action: “Mistreatment and abuse has been reported from juvenile detention facilities here in Queensland too and it has ...
ABORIGINAL deaths in custody are in decline, but indigenous Australians remain grossly over represented in jail. There were 339 recommendations handed ...
PRISONERS in some Queensland jails are unable to use the toilets through the night due to overcrowding. Catholic Prison Ministry ...
IN 1219, at the height of the Fifth Crusade, St Francis travelled to the Middle East with the aim of...
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