Australian bishops approve historic Plenary Council decrees
AUSTRALIA's Catholic bishops have formally approved the acts and decrees of the historic Plenary Council - and the documents will ...
AUSTRALIA's Catholic bishops have formally approved the acts and decrees of the historic Plenary Council - and the documents will ...
The Fifth Plenary Council of Australia and the global Synod on Synodality were key discussion points for Australian Catholic Bishops ...
BRISBANE auxiliary Bishop Tim Norton has called on Catholics to be “bridge builders” and “mediators” in reconciliation with First Nations ...
INTERNATIONALLY acclaimed Catholic scholar, Dr Phyllis Zagano discussed the restoration of female deacons during Liturgy on the Margin’s online seminar ...
IT is not unusual for Townsville Bishop Tim Harris to drive four, five or six hours to visit his Catholic ...
VANESSA Comninos was asleep when Australia's Plenary Council was deliberating the role of women in the Catholic Church on July ...
PERTH Archbishop Timothy Costelloe was elected Australian Catholic Bishops Conference president in May and was interviewed by ACBC media blog ...
Australia’s historic Plenary Council assembly - the first in more than 80 years - has voted to promote the role ...
Australia's Plenary Council assembly is preparing for a crucial vote today on redrafted motions about the crucial issue of elevating ...
THE Church needs to be flexible, and with the Spirit this can be achieved, says Maltese-born Charles Gauci, known to ...
AUSTRALIA'S historic Plenary Council assemby was left in disarray on Day 3 after a vote to elevate the role of ...
AMIDST global debate about the role of women in the Catholic Church, Brisbane Archbishop Mark Coleridge says it will be ...
Part of the Australian Catholic Church’s reconciliation and healing will be to introduce indigenous culture into the Catholic liturgy, as ...
THE Second Assembly of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia began on July 3 with more than 270 Church members ...
LEADING Catholics say decisions made at the second assembly of the Plenary Council next week – could reshape and rebuild ...
THE 30 motions to be put to 277 members of Australia’s historic Fifth Plenary Council have been published ahead of ...
AUSTRALIA'S Catholic bishops have followed the recommendation of their key Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander advisers by endorsing the Uluru ...
THE first assembly of Australia’s historic Plenary Council has closed with Mass and a call from Brisbane’s Archbishop Mark Coleridge ...
Archbishop Peter Comensoli in today’s Mass for the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia has said the Council’s task is to ...
MEMBERS of Australia’s historic Plenary Council assembly have spent a day confronting the abuse and hurt committed inside the Church. ...
On day four of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia members are spending extra time offline, praying with and reflecting ...
ONE of the youngest participants in Australia’s historic Plenary Council meeting is taking seriously the advice “to listen deeply for ...
By Archbishop Mark Coleridge THERE have been times when I wondered if we would ever make it. But after all ...
THREE Brisbane-based religious women and men will bring the voice and experience of their vocation to the Plenary Council’s first ...
YOUNG Brisbane Catholic Thomas Warren is optimistic for the future of the Church in Australia as he read over the ...
THE beauty of sacred music never diminishes, Christopher Trikilis says. “We live in a world of endless sound,” the 39-year-old...
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