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A Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) is a strategic commitment made to support reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. It offers a framework for building respectful partnerships, embedding cultural knowledge, and generating opportunities that promote a culturally safe and welcoming environment. ...
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In his homily for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sunday, Fr Frank Brennan SJ urges Australians to face the truth of the past with honesty and walk together toward reconciliation and hope....
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With a cross made from barbed wire at the heart of their Holy Year, Seoul Catholics renew their call to transform hatred into reconciliation and division into unity....
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The Apology embodied a better way – an honest view of the past and a generous example of acknowledging unfinished business and opening conversation about the future....
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Reconciliation of any kind involves first recognising the existence of other people, recognising the history of our relationship with them, acknowledging injustices in our relationship, and moving together to set them right so that we can live and work together harmoniously....
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We asked some members of our Diocesan agencies for their reflections on Reconciliation and what our communities can do to show our support and be part of the Reconciliation process....
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How the Irish changed penance: the history of a sacrament....
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Catholic Outlook Highlights for 2021: Heal Country, heal our nation...
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This week we marked National Reconciliation Week in Australia. In the Diocese of Parramatta Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta attended a powerful event highlighting Reconciliation in action...
A Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) is a strategic commitment made to support reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. It offers a framework for building respectful partnerships, embedding cultural knowledge, and generating opportunities that promote a culturally safe and welcoming environment. ...
In his homily for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sunday, Fr Frank Brennan SJ urges Australians to face the truth of the past with honesty and walk together toward reconciliation and hope....
With a cross made from barbed wire at the heart of their Holy Year, Seoul Catholics renew their call to transform hatred into reconciliation and division into unity....
The Apology embodied a better way – an honest view of the past and a generous example of acknowledging unfinished business and opening conversation about the future....
Reconciliation of any kind involves first recognising the existence of other people, recognising the history of our relationship with them, acknowledging injustices in our relationship, and moving together to set them right so that we can live and work together harmoniously....
We asked some members of our Diocesan agencies for their reflections on Reconciliation and what our communities can do to show our support and be part of the Reconciliation process....
How the Irish changed penance: the history of a sacrament....
Catholic Outlook Highlights for 2021: Heal Country, heal our nation...
This week we marked National Reconciliation Week in Australia. In the Diocese of Parramatta Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta attended a powerful event highlighting Reconciliation in action...