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Sr Antonia Curtis, a Benedictine Sister, dreamed of creating a retreat exploring Aboriginal and Benedictine Spirituality. It's now a reality. Check it out before it starts on 12 February. Details here....
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It is faith like Fr. Dowling’s that will bring people closer to the Church and revitalize our Catholic communities....
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Jesus most especially identifies with the vulnerable and poor. And thus, so should we. Because if we love like Jesus, then our compassionate hearts will naturally reach out to our suffering brothers and sisters....
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The cries of the indigenous and the earth are loud at the Diocese of Parramatta, where the largest population of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people live and where two mighty rivers flow through, the Parramatta River and the Hawkesbury-Nepean Dyarubbin River....
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Pope Francis releases his message for the 31st World Day of the Sick, and urges Catholics to heed the example of the Good Samaritan showing compassion and taking care of the sick in a world that discards the most vulnerable....
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As a disabled person, I have walked with others seeking to bring about a better and fairer world for people who are hurting, and often excluded from the discourse of Church and world, writes Australian priest Fr Justin Glyn SJ...
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The Church should address the reality of modern slavery with a combination of two qualities of spirit that are rarely associated with each other: strength and humility....
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In his 1 January 2023 World Day of Peace message, Pope Francis challenges us to travel on new paths that allow us to cast off the chains of our old habits, and to be better prepared to dare new things...
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Catholic Outlook Highlights for 2022: St Bernadette’s parishioners welcome strangers as new friends...
Sr Antonia Curtis, a Benedictine Sister, dreamed of creating a retreat exploring Aboriginal and Benedictine Spirituality. It's now a reality. Check it out before it starts on 12 February. Details here....
It is faith like Fr. Dowling’s that will bring people closer to the Church and revitalize our Catholic communities....
Jesus most especially identifies with the vulnerable and poor. And thus, so should we. Because if we love like Jesus, then our compassionate hearts will naturally reach out to our suffering brothers and sisters....
The cries of the indigenous and the earth are loud at the Diocese of Parramatta, where the largest population of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people live and where two mighty rivers flow through, the Parramatta River and the Hawkesbury-Nepean Dyarubbin River....
Pope Francis releases his message for the 31st World Day of the Sick, and urges Catholics to heed the example of the Good Samaritan showing compassion and taking care of the sick in a world that discards the most vulnerable....
As a disabled person, I have walked with others seeking to bring about a better and fairer world for people who are hurting, and often excluded from the discourse of Church and world, writes Australian priest Fr Justin Glyn SJ...
The Church should address the reality of modern slavery with a combination of two qualities of spirit that are rarely associated with each other: strength and humility....
In his 1 January 2023 World Day of Peace message, Pope Francis challenges us to travel on new paths that allow us to cast off the chains of our old habits, and to be better prepared to dare new things...
Catholic Outlook Highlights for 2022: St Bernadette’s parishioners welcome strangers as new friends...