Tag: Oblates

When turning a hobby into a career didn’t work out, Fr Eric Alleaume turned to the seminary

by Peter Bugden

3 November 2020 - Updated on 16 March 2021

Fr Eric Alleaume: “If we can listen to people and genuinely let them know they’re being heard, ...

Rosies searching for Brisbane northside site to expand outreach to homeless

by Emilie Ng

15 August 2018 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Northside growth: Deacon Andrew O’Brien is on the hunt to find a home for Rosies as ...

Iona College’s first student returns for 60th anniversary celebrations

by Mark Bowling

27 October 2017 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Anniversary: Oblate Father Bill Ousley at Iona College’s 60th anniversary celebration on October 18; and young ...

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Tag: Oblates

When turning a hobby into a career didn’t work out, Fr Eric Alleaume turned to the seminary

Rosies searching for Brisbane northside site to expand outreach to homeless

Iona College’s first student returns for 60th anniversary celebrations

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