World Youth Day begins in Lisbon
AFTER four years of waiting – one year longer than expected due to the pandemic – World Youth Day 2023 ...
AFTER four years of waiting – one year longer than expected due to the pandemic – World Youth Day 2023 ...
“O.C.D” are three letters that, for many people, stand for “obsessive-compulsive disorder” but, for a young Brisbane man, they stand ...
SIXTEEN teachers, campus ministers, youth leaders and Brisbane Catholic Education office staff will be setting off for two prayerful weeks ...
Pilgrim journey: Pope Francis will be in Panama from January 23-27, 2019, for World Youth Day. Photo: CNS POPE Francis ...
WYD visit: The island of Escudo Veraguas. THE Archdiocese of Brisbane has a strong tradition of offering a “Days in ...
Eternal city: Townsville diocese parishioners outside St Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City on their World Youth Day pilgrimage; and (below) ...
Sea of faith: World Youth Day pilgrims hold candles during eucharistic adoration with Pope Francis at the July 30 prayer ...
WYD honeymoon: Alice and Chris Williams didn’t opt for the quiet or peaceful resort getaway for their honeymoon. NEWLYWEDS Alice and ...
WYD joy: “You bring with you many experiences, you bring many desires, you speak numerous languages, but starting today we ...
Martyr: Fr Jacques HamelFR Jacques Hamel sacrifice was perfectly united to the sacrifice of Jesus Christ that he was celebrating ...
Joyful procession: Twenty pilgrims from the Archdiocese of Sydney were chosen to carry the WYD Cross and Icon in a ...
Blessed: Capuchin Father John Spiteri welcomes the PNG pilgrims to Wynnum’s Guardian Angels’ Church.Photo: Carlo PilotoA GROUP of 20 Poland-bound ...
In Poland: Some of the Brisbane archdiocese’s World Youth Day pilgrims in Cestochowa, Poland.CHURCH leaders are praying for peace as ...
Commissioned for Krakow: Archbishop Mark Coleridge (centre) commissioned more than 70 Brisbane pilgrims at a Mass at St Stephen’s Cathedral ...
Daring to dream: Sarah Bunting with young people in Alotau, Papua New Guinea.TEN young people from a remote parish in ...
Travelling bishop: Brisbane auxiliary Bishop Joseph Oudeman dons the official Australia World Youth Day shirt as he prepares for a ...
Pilgrim visits: Zdzieszowice parish in Poland.FIFTY World Youth Day pilgrims across Brisbane gathered at Our Lady of Victories, Bowen Hills, for ...
Rural excitement: Ghanaian-Australian woman and Weipa Catholic Teresa Lemaire (back row), with children and youth ministry leaders from the Weipa ...
Journey of faith: Some of the pilgrims who will represent Brisbane Catholic Education at World Youth Day in Poland. AN excited ...
Making plans: Brisbane WYD pilgrims at a recent formation night when their Krakow WYD 2016 experience continued to unfold.TWO million ...
PILGRIMS from a number of Brisbane groups who are travelling to World Youth Day this year gathered together recently for ...
Youth destination: Shot of Krakow, PolandWHEN someone embarks on a World Youth Day pilgrimage, the availability of daily Mass, adoration, communal ...
BRAZILIANS living in Boston became the "new family" for two Brisbane teachers who had lost their pilgrim group while travelling ...
VATICAN CITY: Pope Francis travelled to Rome's Basilica of St Mary Major to pray that Our Lady protect and care ...
BROKEN Bay Bishop Anthony Randazzo lamented a “profoundly sad and disappointing day” yesterday as New South Wales’ Voluntary Assisted Dying...
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