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Catholic Education – Perspectives in an Increasingly Secular World
The group with His Eminence Cardinal Guiseppe Versaldi, Prefect of the Congregation for Catholic Education In 1851, in a position paper titled “Present Positions of ... Read More
Made New Again: A young Church gathers at Ignite Conference
Canberra Youth, Olivia, Chiara and Christopher Over 800 young people gathered for a celebration of faith at the first Ignite Conference to be held in ... Read More
Managing anxiety starts with knowing the signs
People experiencing anxiety conditions sometimes don’t seek support because they think their symptoms aren’t serious enough, or because they don’t believe they have an issue, ... Read More
World Homeless Day
Source: www.vinnies.org.au Vinnies NSW is calling for an urgent increase in social housing, during World Homeless Day on 10 October. More than 100,000 people are ... Read More
International ranking surge as ACU invests in Humanities
In recent years, Australian Catholic University has made a strategic decision to invest in the liberal arts. As a result, the University is climbing steadily ... Read More
Bishop Anthony Randazzo named Bishop of Broken Bay
Bishop Anthony Randazzo Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Anthony Randazzo the fourth Bishop of Broken Bay, a diocese that covers much of Sydney’s North Shore ... Read More
New reports give dioceses pastoral planning insights
Catholic Parish, Mary Help of Christians, South Woden National Centre for Pastoral Research director Trudy Dantis says new reports published this week will help bishops ... Read More