The highs and lows of pilgrim life, hearing God’s voice in conversation with others
Pilgrimage: Catherine Santos (front second from right) with her fellow World Youth Day 2019 pilgrims. MY first experience of World ...
Pilgrimage: Catherine Santos (front second from right) with her fellow World Youth Day 2019 pilgrims. MY first experience of World ...
Faith and family: Samoan culture to be well represented at WYD 2019 by the Thetadig family. WORLD Youth Day will ...
Country Camino: Ipswich Catholic Community parish priest Fr Stephen Bliss blesses pilgrims Chrissie Turner, Kerry Cassin and St Brigid’s Primary ...
Pro-life warriors: Benedict Slee, Monica Pazniewski, Daniel O’Connell, Bianca Vella, Nicholas Lim, Nicholas Burton, Sydney Dunavin, Perpetua Yeo, Chris Burton, ...
Focused: “But today is the first day of the rest of my life, and I am determined to train as ...
Gift of mercy: Archbishop Mark Coleridge closes the Holy Door at St Stephen’s Cathedral to mark the end of the ...
Walk of prayer: Paul Lucas walking through the Swiss Alps on the Via Francigena.PAUL Lucas from Sacred Heart parish, Toowoomba, ...
WYD honeymoon: Alice and Chris Williams didn’t opt for the quiet or peaceful resort getaway for their honeymoon. NEWLYWEDS Alice and ...
Pilgrim visits: Zdzieszowice parish in Poland.FIFTY World Youth Day pilgrims across Brisbane gathered at Our Lady of Victories, Bowen Hills, for ...
HELÈNA McIlwain’s dream to build a house for young adults living with disabilities is coming true. Her mum, dad and...
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