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As artificial intelligence accelerates changes in the workplace, Cardinal Robert McElroy said the coming transformation of labor raises a fundamental question about the future of human work....
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Ultimately, Leo XIV reminds us that the choice between Babel and Jerusalem begins in the heart of every person, calling us to be builders of the civilisation of love in the face of the temptation of a new, dehumanised Babel....
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When Maryknoll Father Lo Xuan Dam speaks about his family, especially his mother, he recalls how his parents struggled to raise nine children in Vietnam during partition and war, and the role the Catholic faith played in their lives....
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The Nigerian Catholic Community in the Diocese of Parramatta gathered recently to celebrate Father’s Day with faith, gratitude and fellowship. ...
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News and Events across the Diocese of Parramatta and beyond....
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The experience reinforced an important message from the day: social justice is not simply something to learn about, but something to be lived through everyday actions....
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We Australians hate queue jumpers. Everyone should wait their turn. Everyone should wait in order. It’s only fair. At the bread shop or the coffee shop, everyone knows to take their place. In the migration queue, we know there is a case for separate...
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People often ask why I keep returning to Vietnam each year. The answer is found not in the places I visit but in the people I meet....
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News and Events across the Diocese of Parramatta and beyond....
As artificial intelligence accelerates changes in the workplace, Cardinal Robert McElroy said the coming transformation of labor raises a fundamental question about the future of human work....
Ultimately, Leo XIV reminds us that the choice between Babel and Jerusalem begins in the heart of every person, calling us to be builders of the civilisation of love in the face of the temptation of a new, dehumanised Babel....
When Maryknoll Father Lo Xuan Dam speaks about his family, especially his mother, he recalls how his parents struggled to raise nine children in Vietnam during partition and war, and the role the Catholic faith played in their lives....
The Nigerian Catholic Community in the Diocese of Parramatta gathered recently to celebrate Father’s Day with faith, gratitude and fellowship. ...
News and Events across the Diocese of Parramatta and beyond....
The experience reinforced an important message from the day: social justice is not simply something to learn about, but something to be lived through everyday actions....
We Australians hate queue jumpers. Everyone should wait their turn. Everyone should wait in order. It’s only fair. At the bread shop or the coffee shop, everyone knows to take their place. In the migration queue, we know there is a case for separate...
People often ask why I keep returning to Vietnam each year. The answer is found not in the places I visit but in the people I meet....