Picture perfect celebration of Sisters of Charity’s centenary
The service of Brisbane’s Sisters of Charity to the poor and marginalised has been immortalised in photographs ahead of their centenary this year. Source: The Catholic Leader.
View ArticlePeople with disabilities ‘made by God, who creates only good things’
The inaugural “Idol Talk? In the Image of the Disabled God” conference brought together diverse voices, including theologians and activists, to rethink the Church’s engagement with individuals living...
View ArticleNew priests encouraged to embrace their calling with humility, courage
Perth Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton has encouraged three newly ordained priests to embrace their calling with humility and courage, echoing the words of Pope Leo XIV, “Peace be with you. Do not be...
View ArticleChristian leaders say major struggle ahead over religious freedom
Christian leaders in New South Wales have warned of a “looming battle” for the freedoms of private schools after the state’s Law Reform Commission released a review of the 1977 Anti-Discrimination Act....
View ArticleFamilies the cradle of future of humanity: Pope
Families are the cradle of the future of humanity, Pope Leo XIV said during a Mass concluding the Jubilee of Families, Children, Grandparents and the Elderly yesterday. Source: OSV News.
View ArticleEgyptian court ruling on 1500-year-old monastery in Sinai sparks outcry
Christian leaders have condemned a court ruling that the properties of a 1500-year-old monastery in Sinai belong to the Egyptian state. Source: CNA.
View ArticleBeatification for Polish nuns martyred in World War II
Their names may have faded from history books, but on May 31, the Church officially remembered 15 Polish nuns who were martyred during World War II. Source: OSV News.
View Article‘Green Patriarch’ honoured for exceptional ecological leadership
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I of Constantinople has been honoured with the Laudato Si’ Award for his exceptional ecological leadership, particularly his profound influence on Pope Francis. Source:...
View ArticleBroken Bay Diocese recognises five centuries of service
Broken Bay Diocese has recognised more than five centuries of cumulative service at its inaugural awards celebration. Source: Broken Bay News.
View ArticleCentre honouring beloved ‘Little Mother’ opens in Sydney
The Eileen O’Connor Centre has opened in Coogee in Sydney’s east, honouring the life’s work and legacy of the co-founder of Our Lady’s Nurses for the Poor. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
View ArticleSculpture stolen from Bendigo cathedral found dumped and damaged
An elderly man and two youths have allegedly stolen a controversial 100-kilogram sculpture that was on display at Sacred Heart Cathedral, Bendigo. Source: ABC News.
View ArticleNew guide to help teachers nurture spirituality in kids
For the first time in Australia, a practical guide has been developed to help educators nurture spirituality in the early years - a proven, yet often overlooked, foundation for children’s lifelong...
View ArticlePriests called to be witnesses of God’s love and forgiveness: Pope
In a Church and a world divided and fractured, priests are called to be witnesses of God’s love and forgiveness, which reconciles people and makes them one community, Pope Leo XIV has told new priests....
View ArticleAustralian bishops call for peace in Gaza
Australian bishops have echoed Pope Leo XIV’s pleas for peace in Gaza, and have called for urgent dialogue and for humanitarian aid to reach those in need. Source: ACBC Media Blog.
View ArticleCapuchins join struggle to save world’s largest volcanic lake
Capuchin friars in Indonesia’s North Sumatra province want the country’s government to stop activities that threaten the ecosystem of the world’s largest volcanic lake and protect the rights of tribal...
View ArticleSuspected Muslim rebels die in blast near Catholic shrine in Uganda
An explosion killed two suspected rebels, including a female suicide bomber, near a Catholic shrine in Uganda’s capital Kampala yesterday. Source: Reuters.
View ArticlePopemobile converted into ambulance blocked from entering Gaza
Border restrictions have prevented a popemobile donated by Pope Francis and converted into an ambulance from entering Gaza. Source: CNA.
View ArticleBrisbane parish launches ‘unashamedly Christian’ art prize
A Brisbane parish has created a new national Christian art prize, including Australia’s largest student art prize. Source: The Catholic Leader.
View ArticleLiturgical conference to bring together ‘the three Rs’
Rita, Ricky and Richard – It wasn’t intentional, but the Pilgrims of Hope: Transformed through Sacrament and Song conference will bring together three keynote speakers who will likely resonate with...
View ArticleBroken Bay’s development project officially opened
An innovative development project in the Broken Bay Diocese that includes a new primary school, parish centre, aged care and retirement living was officially opened and blessed by Bishop Anthony...
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