Pope tells young astronomers to share the joy of their discoveries
Scientific discovery and knowledge are meant to benefit all of humanity, Pope Leo XIV told young astronomers yesterday. Source: CNS.
View ArticleUp to 200 Christians killed in Nigerian massacre
In a horrifying escalation of violence, between 100 and 200 Christians have been murdered by Fulani Jihadist herdsmen in Nigeria’s Benue State, according to multiple sources. Source: Crux.
View ArticlePhotography exhibition focuses on disabled and their lives
A photography exhibition will celebrate the talents of people with disability and offer a unique insight into their lives. Source: VMCH.
View ArticleHow friendship shaped Sr Isobel’s call to religious life
Friends are everything to Missionaries of God’s Love Sister Isobel Stewart. They were by her side as the former primary school teacher discerned the call to religious life and remain there now as she...
View ArticleSpecialist doctors’ exorbitant fees show ‘system broken from start to end’
About 1.9 million Australians are delaying or skipping critical medical care due to exorbitant fees for specialist doctors, a new report has found. Source: SBS News.
View ArticleCairns Plenary Consultation looks to shape future of local Church
Cairns Diocese hosted its Diocesan Plenary Consultation on Saturday, a milestone event aimed at shaping the future direction of the local Church.
View ArticleDiocese event tackles issues of elder abuse, reform and ageism
With aged care reforms on the national agenda, the Wollongong Diocese is taking the lead locally, hosting a “Ageing with Confidence” community event to support older people and drive conversation about...
View ArticleSpiritual neglect the gravest poverty: Pope
Christian hope must move beyond comforting words to real responsibility and structural change to uplift the poor, Pope Leo XIV said in his message for the 2025 World Day of the Poor. Source: OSV News.
View ArticleVatican plans to further reduce carbon footprint
St Peter’s Basilica and some of its surrounding buildings are working to reduce their environmental impact by becoming more energy efficient and promoting sustainability. Source: NCR Online.
View ArticlePope Leo to resume papal summer holiday tradition
Pope Leo XIV will resume the tradition of spending some time in Castel Gandolfo, south of Rome, during the summer holidays. Source: CNA.
View ArticleBritish bishops ‘deeply alarmed’ by vote to decriminalise abortion
Catholic bishops are “deeply alarmed” by the British House of Commons vote yesterday to decriminalise abortion, Liverpool Archbishop John Sherrington said. Source: The Tablet.
View ArticleConference provides platform for discernment and ‘deep listening’
The Mission: The One Heart, Many Voices conference provided participants with a platform for discernment and deep listening. Source: Catholic Mission.
View ArticleNotre Dame launches Jewish philosophy initiative
The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Centre for the History of Philosophy is launching a new academic initiative focused on the study of Jewish philosophy.
View ArticleAdvocate brings ‘Parramatta Way’ of safeguarding to Rome
A safeguarding advocate from the Parramatta Diocese is in Rome this week to take part in the annual International Safeguarding Conference, which this year focuses on the safety of women. Source:...
View ArticleChurches in Victoria to be held vicariously liable for abuse
Churches will be held vicariously liable for abuse committed by their priests under new Victorian laws to be introduced to the state’s Parliament by the end of the year. Source: ABC News.
View ArticlePope warns bishops of challenges created by AI
Pope Leo XIV has warned bishops about the challenges being created by artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and social media in today’s world. Source: Crux.
View ArticleSuffering of Palestinians in Gaza ‘being forgotten’
As continued bombardment between Israel and Iran entered its fifth day, Catholic clergy in the Middle East called for peace and an end to further bloodshed in the Holy Land and the region. Source: OSV...
View ArticleRacing driver uses ‘Mary’s Meals’ on wheels to help fight famine
The 24 Hours of Le Mans is one of motorsport’s most historic races. But for Ferdinand Habsburg, it was a chance to give back to those in need. Source: Aleteia.
View ArticleCuban bishops urge leaders to address nation’s economic crisis
The bishops of Cuba say the island nation’s economic situation and its people’s dire circumstances can no longer be ignored and must be addressed by its leaders. Source: OSV News.
View ArticleCardinal warns of care home, hospice closures if assisted suicide bill passes
Dozens of British Catholic hospices and care homes could be forced to close if MPs vote in favour of assisted suicide on Friday, Cardinal Vincent Nichols has said. Source: Catholic Herald.
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