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As the Diocese of Parramatta marks Safe Parishes Week 2025, parishes across Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains are celebrating initiatives that put safeguarding into action. One such initiative is the ongoing series of Morning Teas for Safeguarding the Elderly – a listening-focused approach that invites older parishioners and...
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Our Creator God is not remote, but is intimately entangled with the whole of creation and intimately entwined lovingly with everyone and everything in it, writes Good Samaritan Sister Jacinta Shailer....
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Women’s interfaith food drive at Plumpton Parish celebrates shared values of charity and community service....
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In a post-COVID record, more than 1400 young people took to the streets of Western Sydney for a powerful pilgrimage through the darkness of Good Friday night, finishing in the early hours of Easter Saturday. ...
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Gathering at the Diocese of Parramatta’s head office from 26-27 May, Vicars General from across New South Wales – including Parramatta, Sydney, Broken Bay and Wollongong – came together to share ideas, address emerging challenges, and strengthen their shared mission of governance and Church leadership. ...
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Francis tenaciously clung to the challenging words of the gospel, which were the lens through which he viewed the world. We will probably never see another pope like him....
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The Our Lady of the Angels Mothers Group in Rouse Hill warmly invites women to a special half-day Catholic creative retreat, designed to offer spiritual nourishment and meaningful connection. ...
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The Diocese of Parramatta’s 47 parishes across Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains have united to build a Church that is humble, healing, and safe for all, as they mark the fourth annual Safe Parishes Week (2–8 June 2025). ...
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Mary was the focal point of all celebrations that took place at Mt Schoenstatt on Sunday, 18 May as part of Schoenstatt’s annual Marian Pilgrimage. In line with the Church’s 2025 Jubilee Year, the motto of this year’s pilgrimage rang, “With Mary – Pilgrims of Hope!”. ...