The people of Papua New Guinea suffer and have nothing, young missionary priest says
ARGENTINIAN missionary priest Father Martín Prado has witnessed the suffering of the people in Papua New Guinea first hand. “Papua ...
ARGENTINIAN missionary priest Father Martín Prado has witnessed the suffering of the people in Papua New Guinea first hand. “Papua ...
POPE Francis said he hopes to continue traveling next year, including making visits to countries in Oceania and Southeast Asia. ...
CATHOLIC Health Australia members said they will match Caritas Australia’s funding to bring the total amount raised to over $500,000 ...
Brisbane Memorial: Sir Michael Somare remembered as a great man. HUNDREDS of Papua New Guineans in Brisbane gathered at St ...
Stop the violence: Participants at the First International Day against Witchcraft and Sorcery Accusation rally in Mendi. VIOLENT witch hunts ...
Vale: Bishop Desmond (Des) Moore. ALOTAU-Sideia Bishop Emeritus Desmond (Des) Moore, a Missionary of the Sacred Heart, died aged 94 ...
Community spirit: A scene from an offering procession during the recent fundraising launch for Sinsipai’s big, new church. A NEW ...
Cardinal John Ribat: “(Jesus Christ) said; ‘When I was hungry you fed me, when I was sick you came and ...
Blessed procession: Hundreds join the procession to the Chapel of Blessed Peter To Rot for the Mass to bless the ...
Hope delivered: Villagers around the town of Bereina, in the Central Province of Papua New Guinea, welcome the loving care ...
Blessed Peter To Rot: Blessed Peter stood up for religious values in the face of oppression and held secret services ...
Fr Giorgio Licini: “You cannot keep people in those conditions indefinitely … You destroy them, and who allows you to ...
Bishop's response: “What kind of monstrous cowards can sneak up on defenceless women and children and slaughter them in their ...
Reaching out: Kenmore parish priest Fr Mark Franklin said the Containers for Cash initiative was a practical way to raise ...
Asylum woes: “My concern is rather about their fast deteriorating health status, which is making now acts of self-harm and attempted ...
Br Joseph Liaia: “(That sense of giving back) was strong in me growing up as a kid, and, from that, ...
Concerns: Bishop DonaldLippert among the flock in Kero, Imbongu district, southern highlands province. AFTER earthquakes and tribal violence in Papua ...
PNG visit: Bishop Tim Harris and Cardinal John Ribat with parishioners in Port Moresby. BISHOP Tim Harris has pledged to ...
Blessed Peter To Rot: “We stand up for the taught Christian values of mercy, love and forgiveness, for what is ...
Life minstry: Fr Paul Mercieca spent 26 years serving the people of Papua New Guinea. FR Paul Mercieca has experienced ...
Forced out: St Mary’s Home for Vulnerable Children, in Mt Hagen archdiocese in Papua New Guinea, will be open to ...
THE partnership between Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Kavieng, Papua New Guinea, and Toowoomba Catholic Schools has focused on ...
Enthusiastic flock: Sections of the crowd inside and outside the new cathedral. Some walked for a week to attend the ...
Daring to dream: Sarah Bunting with young people in Alotau, Papua New Guinea.TEN young people from a remote parish in ...
WYD hope: Alotau’s World Youth Day pilgrims and their supporters are hoping to raise $10,000 to make it to Krakow.TEN ...
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