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Two nuns reflect on how Alzheimer’s has affected their lives...
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More than 200 people gathered at St Patrick’s Catholic Church in Blacktown, on Saturday, 10 February, for a Mass for those in need of healing, to mark World Day of the Sick. ...
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Pope Francis’s April dedication through the Worldwide Prayer Network encourages Catholics to keep healthcare workers in their prayers and commit to building systems that support them to deliver universal, quality care for all people....
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Dr Michael Tan, a retired GP and a candidate for the Permanent Diaconate in our diocese, writes this reflection for World Day of the Sick....
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By Lyn Keane Members of the pastoral care team at Westmead Hospital held their annual meeting at the Shrine of the Holy Innocents at Kellyville last month. The shrine is a place of pilgrimage in this Year of Consecrated Life.Some 30 extraordinary ministers of the Eucharist came together for the...
Two nuns reflect on how Alzheimer’s has affected their lives...
More than 200 people gathered at St Patrick’s Catholic Church in Blacktown, on Saturday, 10 February, for a Mass for those in need of healing, to mark World Day of the Sick. ...
Pope Francis’s April dedication through the Worldwide Prayer Network encourages Catholics to keep healthcare workers in their prayers and commit to building systems that support them to deliver universal, quality care for all people....
Dr Michael Tan, a retired GP and a candidate for the Permanent Diaconate in our diocese, writes this reflection for World Day of the Sick....
By Lyn Keane Members of the pastoral care team at Westmead Hospital held their annual meeting at the Shrine of the Holy Innocents at Kellyville last month. The shrine is a place of pilgrimage in this Year of Consecrated Life.Some 30 extraordinary ministers of the Eucharist came together for the...