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Assembly over: where to from here?
A plenary council is a relatively unusual event, so it is not surprising that for many there is considerable curiosity about what happens now. Surely, ...
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Possibilities
Today, we find that being open to the presence of God in our lives, in this case the spirit of Wisdom and the Word, means ... Read More
Healing Resonance
The readings today are all about faith—not just believing in some doctrine, but accepting the loving presence of God within and around you. Isaiah’s message ... Read More
“When Daylight Came, He Left”
In today's Gospel, Jesus breaks the power of sickness and sin and shows Israel that he truly is the Son of God. You can imagine ... Read More
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Home and neighbours
Dat Do school South Vietnam, July 1967 Mother’s Day Australia 2021. I am sitting on our veranda enjoying a coffee with beautiful music as a ... Read More
The Plenary Council Assembly: How far have we come?
Solemn High Mass at St Stephen’s Cathedral in Brisbane with Archbishop Mark Coleridge has brought to a close the First Assembly of the Plenary Council. ... Read More
Plenary Reflections #5: Sally FitzGerald
I was one of seven Aboriginal members and one of three Councillors from NATSICC. The Opening Mass in Perth was a particularly powerful expression of ... Read More
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National Briefs
Danny Kerr in action. Danny dives into study adventure IT’S astonishing what Cronulla’s Danny Kerr will endure for an Italian water polo adventure that money ... Read More
Australian dioceses prepare for synod launch
Dioceses across Australia will this weekend hold launches to mark the commencement of local participation in the two-year journey towards the 2023 Synod of Bishops. ... Read More
Advances in Palliative Care but limited access
Catholic Health Australia (CHA) is calling on MPs considering their position on voluntary assisted dying (VAD) to be conscious that advances in palliative care have ... Read More
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British lawmaker’s death ‘a painful loss in so many lives,’ says cardinal
British lawmaker David Amess, farthest left, poses for a picture with a group that includes Mother Teresa in ... Read More
Pilgrims flock to beatified teen’s tomb in Assisi ahead of feast day
Blessed Carlo Acutis, an Italian teenager who used his computer programming skills to spread devotion to the Eucharist, ... Read More
Experts see synod as ‘biggest consultation exercise in human history’
Pope Francis addresses an event in the Vatican ahead of the official launch of the Synod on Oct. ... Read More
