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Bishop Vincent's Statement on the Medevac Legislation...
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Engagements of Most Rev Vincent Long OFM Conv, Bishop of Parramatta, in December 2019...
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An Australian study has shown pregnancy rates of >50% in clinically infertile women, and 73% in non-infertile women using the Billings Ovulation Method® in order to achieve pregnancy....
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Catholic leaders have slammed the ‘barbaric’ decision by the Australian Senate on Wednesday 4 December to block the proposed Medevac laws and are calling for more in the Church to take action....
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CPSL publishes third Annual Report and looks forward to continued engagement with Church entities in 2020...
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In the Christ child, God chose to need us. This is the message of Christmas: the profound vulnerability of the divine as it divests itself of glory in order to assume the form of a fragile creature—and a baby at that....
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Reflection for the Friday of the First Week of Advent...
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On Sunday 24 November, on a beautiful mountains afternoon, around 50 people, representing the six parishes of the Blue Mountains, gathered with energy and hope, to enter into a discernment process....
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I recently spent three days in Tasmania enjoying time out from the routine of daily life. Whilst I do relish a routine, it was very nice to stop, enjoy and reflect on life....
Bishop Vincent's Statement on the Medevac Legislation...
Engagements of Most Rev Vincent Long OFM Conv, Bishop of Parramatta, in December 2019...
An Australian study has shown pregnancy rates of >50% in clinically infertile women, and 73% in non-infertile women using the Billings Ovulation Method® in order to achieve pregnancy....
Catholic leaders have slammed the ‘barbaric’ decision by the Australian Senate on Wednesday 4 December to block the proposed Medevac laws and are calling for more in the Church to take action....
CPSL publishes third Annual Report and looks forward to continued engagement with Church entities in 2020...
In the Christ child, God chose to need us. This is the message of Christmas: the profound vulnerability of the divine as it divests itself of glory in order to assume the form of a fragile creature—and a baby at that....
Reflection for the Friday of the First Week of Advent...
On Sunday 24 November, on a beautiful mountains afternoon, around 50 people, representing the six parishes of the Blue Mountains, gathered with energy and hope, to enter into a discernment process....
I recently spent three days in Tasmania enjoying time out from the routine of daily life. Whilst I do relish a routine, it was very nice to stop, enjoy and reflect on life....