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Papua New Guinea's first saint will be canonised on 19 October 2025, as announced by Pope Leo XIV on Friday, 13 June, in the first Ordinary Consistory of his pontificate....
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For decades, the plight of Papuan people has been ignored by the Church hierarchy and international community....
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Canon law professionals from Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Kiribati, Guam, Australia and New Zealand participated in a special institute, for those who work in the Church’s tribunal ministry, at St Joseph’s Convent, Baulkham Hills from 15 May to 26 May 2017. The Institute of Tribunal Practice is a...
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By Jordan Grantham, Catholic Outlook, February 2017 Vintage model buses and many books fill Fr Gerard O’Dempsey’s busy office at Good Shepherd Parish, Plumpton. “A tidy desk is the sign of an unoccupied mind!” he says with a laugh. This is Fr Gerard’s second appointment as Parish Priest of...
Papua New Guinea's first saint will be canonised on 19 October 2025, as announced by Pope Leo XIV on Friday, 13 June, in the first Ordinary Consistory of his pontificate....
For decades, the plight of Papuan people has been ignored by the Church hierarchy and international community....
Canon law professionals from Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Kiribati, Guam, Australia and New Zealand participated in a special institute, for those who work in the Church’s tribunal ministry, at St Joseph’s Convent, Baulkham Hills from 15 May to 26 May 2017. The Institute of Tribunal Practice is a...
By Jordan Grantham, Catholic Outlook, February 2017 Vintage model buses and many books fill Fr Gerard O’Dempsey’s busy office at Good Shepherd Parish, Plumpton. “A tidy desk is the sign of an unoccupied mind!” he says with a laugh. This is Fr Gerard’s second appointment as Parish Priest of...