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Support for Australia’s first Oratory on the rise with donations reaching $100,000 pouring in

by Emilie Ng

27 July 2017 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Priestly community: The members of the first Australian Oratory based in Brisbane. Photo: Maria Rose Anna ...

London guide impressed with Australia’s first Oratory community

by Emilie Ng

8 September 2016 - Updated on 1 April 2021

London visitor: Fr Uwe Michael Lang (centre) with Brisbane Oratory members Fr Adrian Sharp, Br Shawn ...

Australia’s Oratory receives burst of youth

by Emilie Ng

3 November 2015 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Future priests: Br Peter Buckley, Br Shawn Murphy, Br Francis King and Br Conor Power in ...

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Tag: St Phillip Neri

Support for Australia’s first Oratory on the rise with donations reaching $100,000 pouring in

London guide impressed with Australia’s first Oratory community

Australia’s Oratory receives burst of youth

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