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As women and men of the law, you participate in the mission of God’s justice that Jesus announces in today’s Gospel. May you take up challenge to be true architects of hope, in this land, at this moment, in God’s grace....
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Pope Leo XIV reflects on justice and its function in society at the Jubilee of Justice, inviting participants “to always express to the fullest the exercise of justice in the service of the people, with eyes fixed on God"....
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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...
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Let us pray that we may become catalysts for global action in the way that Pope Francis has so prophetically challenged us. The world we live in is on a trajectory that needs to be courageously corrected, if we are to flourish into the future....
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In a world in which people prioritise personal well-being, security and wealth over the care of the vulnerable, we are called to negotiate the hard road of what Pope Francis calls human fraternity, compassion and communion. Those hard choices often go against the popular culture as well as the...
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I will be blunt: a genocidal war criminal—who speaks explicitly about his aggressive intentions to re-conquer the countries that freed themselves from the atheistic Soviet yoke—was welcomed on American territory and given red carpet treatment....
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Bishop Vincent’s Homily for the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year C
Living in vulnerability and trusting in God's transformative power
27 July 2025...
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Mauricio López Oropeza will speak further about PUAMA and its vision during his upcoming visit to Western Sydney as part of the Bishop Vincent Presents series. Hosted by the Diocese of Parramatta, the event will take place tonight, 23 July from 6pm. Visit the Diocese of Parramatta’s website to...
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God’s call for us to show hospitality to the poor, the needy and the stranger is naturally connected to seeing ourselves as poor, needy strangers to whom God displays hospitality, despite our weakness and even our resistance. We show hospitality to others because God has shown immense hospitality to...