Australia’s Plenary Council passes landmark motions to elevate women in the Church
Australia’s historic Plenary Council assembly - the first in more than 80 years - has voted to promote the role ...
Australia’s historic Plenary Council assembly - the first in more than 80 years - has voted to promote the role ...
THE 30 motions to be put to 277 members of Australia’s historic Fifth Plenary Council have been published ahead of ...
ONE of the youngest participants in Australia’s historic Plenary Council meeting is taking seriously the advice “to listen deeply for ...
THE first general assembly of Australia’s historic Plenary Council has opened with Catholic bishops and laypeople set to consider some ...
ALL is ready to deliver the first assembly of the Plenary Council wholly online in October. With New South Wales ...
YOUNG Brisbane Catholic Thomas Warren is optimistic for the future of the Church in Australia as he read over the ...
THE agenda of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia calls those attending the Council assemblies to “develop concrete proposals to ...
A TEAM of 10 men and women have been commissioned as members to represent the Brisbane Archdiocese at the historic ...
Vale: Columban Father Noel Connolly. COLUMBAN Father Noel Connolly, a member of the Plenary Council 2020 facilitation team, has died ...
Archbishop Tim Costelloe: “The papers are the fruits of communal discernment.” The Church’s Plenary Council 2020 assemblies may have been ...
Listening heart: Robert Falzon (left) prays at the opening of the two-day Brisbane Assembly on October 4 and 5 marking ...
Another stage: Brisbane archdiocese Plenary Council 2020 co-ordinator Eric Robinson is calling for local nominations for delegates to the council. ...
A BRISBANE student plenary assembly – the first held in Australia – has identified greater inclusion and equality for women, ...
Listening heart: Robert Falzon (left) prays at the opening of the two-day Brisbane Assembly on October 4 and 5 marking ...
Looking ahead: Brisbane archdiocesan Plenary Council co-ordinator Eric Robinson (front), with (from left) Peter Pellicaan, Troy Tornabene, Sr Kari Hatherall ...
Christ present: “One of the images that has meant much to me in my life is the famous painting, Christ ...
Open hearts: “The humble heart holds truth lightly – almost as one would a butterfly, for you are holding and ...
Effective outreach: “... If I had one reflection at this time of preparation for Plenary Council 2020 it would be ...
First Nations: Uncle David Miller, Ravina Waldren, Toni Janke, Eric Robinson (kneeling) Archbishop Mark Coleridge, Aunty Joan Hendricks, Cynthia Rowan, ...
Leave your seat: “There are no spectators in an inclusive, participatory and synodal Church.” THE Plenary Council 2020 has delivered ...
Healing forgiveness: Rembrandt’s painting, The Return of the Prodigal Son. THE Plenary Council 2020 has delivered six national themes for ...
He’s my brother: Fr Edward Flanagan, the Irish-born priest who founded Boys Town in Nebraska, talks with a group of ...
Looking ahead: Brisbane archdiocesan Plenary Council co-ordinator Eric Robinson (left), with Peter Pellicaan, Melissa Fenech, Sr Kari Hatherall and Troy ...
Lana Turvey-Collins: "The emergence of the national themes for discernment is an important moment in our journey towards the plenary ...
Eric Robinson: “This is a critical moment in the history of the Church both in Australia and globally.” THE Plenary ...
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