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The moment I step beyond those automatic doors and into the wards, something shifts inside me. The antiseptic smell, the quiet hum of machines, the soft-soled footsteps of nurses on linoleum - it all signals a kind of crossing over. This is not the ordinary world....
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As Safe Parishes Week draws to a close in the Diocese of Parramatta, parishes are continuing to cultivate a culture of safeguarding, opening up their work to external auditors. ...
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To heal the fever of hatred is not simply a challenge to other nations but also to Australia where relations between people are under strain....
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Both weeks are concerned to broaden the attention of Christians to match God’s love and care for the Church and world....
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The partnership with the DCJ is for another five years allowing for growth and stability of the Families Together program to ensure that children are supported to remain safe, connected, and nurtured within their homes....
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At the Jean Pierre Olie Psychiatric Hospital in Malabo, Pope Leo highlights the call of all hospitals, especially ones with a Christian mission, to be a civilization of love “where a person is welcomed as they are and respected in their frailty.”...
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Diana Marin grew up in a family deeply rooted in the Catholic faith. “The work of justice and my faith go hand in hand for me,” says Marin, who was born in Colombia and raised in New York City....
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Blessedness does not reside in power, possessions, successes or achievements. Rather, it is to be found in a heart open to love, to give, to care, to enhance the lives of others even to the point of dying for the ones we love....
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Padre Pio was the saint who was deeply trained in the crucible of suffering. We recall how he experienced not only physical pain of great intensity, but also the spiritual suffering of being misunderstood and misjudged by others. But he constantly accepted all his sufferings with serenity and...
The moment I step beyond those automatic doors and into the wards, something shifts inside me. The antiseptic smell, the quiet hum of machines, the soft-soled footsteps of nurses on linoleum - it all signals a kind of crossing over. This is not the ordinary world....
As Safe Parishes Week draws to a close in the Diocese of Parramatta, parishes are continuing to cultivate a culture of safeguarding, opening up their work to external auditors. ...
To heal the fever of hatred is not simply a challenge to other nations but also to Australia where relations between people are under strain....
Both weeks are concerned to broaden the attention of Christians to match God’s love and care for the Church and world....
The partnership with the DCJ is for another five years allowing for growth and stability of the Families Together program to ensure that children are supported to remain safe, connected, and nurtured within their homes....
At the Jean Pierre Olie Psychiatric Hospital in Malabo, Pope Leo highlights the call of all hospitals, especially ones with a Christian mission, to be a civilization of love “where a person is welcomed as they are and respected in their frailty.”...
Blessedness does not reside in power, possessions, successes or achievements. Rather, it is to be found in a heart open to love, to give, to care, to enhance the lives of others even to the point of dying for the ones we love....
Padre Pio was the saint who was deeply trained in the crucible of suffering. We recall how he experienced not only physical pain of great intensity, but also the spiritual suffering of being misunderstood and misjudged by others. But he constantly accepted all his sufferings with serenity and...