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The 60th Jubilee of Holy Family Catholic Church, Mt Druitt, was a powerful celebration of six decades of faith, community, and enduring trust with Aboriginal families in one of Greater Sydney’s most diverse suburbs. ...
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As a specialist engaged by Catholic Care Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains, the social welfare agency of the Diocese of Parramatta, Kelli has been working with First Nations women in Catholic Care’s Houses to Homes program for young homeless mothers and supporting the local Aunties group at the...
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The Shed at the Holy Family Parish site in Emerton is a safe space for First Nations people to connect, find support, access health services, and have a yarn with their mob. ...
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Fr Paul Marshall wants to take you to Jabiru, Northern Territory, 1986. "I was in my fourth year of studies at the seminary at Manly. I was 28 years old and feeling jaded by the studies and the institutional grind. So, in July 1986, I booked a bus trip...
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The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Catholic Council has called for deep reflection and prayer as the nation marks Australia Day 2025....
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Australia’s Catholic bishops say the issues surrounding the proposed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice “are not just political”, but are also “moral and ethical”, in a statement ahead of next month’s referendum....
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We urge all Australians to listen to the hopes and fears of each other. We urge people to act in a way that commits to redressing the disadvantage suffered by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and will allow them to reach their potential, thus promoting reconciliation for...
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The heart of the Bishops’ message lies in an engagement with Indigenous Australians that is based not on distance nor the desire to help but on a love that will permeate and bring change to society and its politics....
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I believe this coming Referendum draws a line in the sand for our nation. It is much more than a Voice to Parliament. It is about our willingness to recognise that from the very beginning of colonisation we have struggled to listen....