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The season of Lent is more than a tradition; it is a sacred journey that Catholic schools, families and the broader community walk together. Through prayer, sacrifice, service and reconciliation, students learn what it means to live a life centred in faith and love. ...
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Beauty is an essential dimension of those who, like the Christian and even more the priest, are called to bear witness to the invisible; they can do so only because they are conquered by the mystery that fascinates....
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Throughout Lent, we’ve stayed close to Jesus. We’ve tried to pray more, to live in his presence, and to imagine ourselves in the Gospel scenes we’ve read. We’ve made sacrifices and offered penance, but inconsistently and halfheartedly. The measure of a good Lent is getting to know ourselves better...
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Signs of the times. Pope Francis’ approval of the 2025-2028 Synodal journey signals the church’s response to global political crises, challenging authoritarianism and offering synodality as a lifeline for communication, unity, and evangelisation....
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More than 55 women gathered at the Shrine of the Holy Innocents in Kellyville, for an At the Well Gathering – an evening of prayer, dinner and heartfelt conversation. In partnership with a local women’s ministry, ‘Women of St Clare’, this gathering offered something increasingly rare: a space where...
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Between 2022 and 2024 Bishop Greg Homeming OCD delivered three series of Lenten Talks, exploring the spirituality of three renowned Carmelites - St John of the Cross, St Teresa of Avila and St Therese of Lisieux. ...
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The International Day of Conscience is expansive in its aims. Many actions commended by its organisers involve going out to teach and to work with others and so to help build peace within communities and between nations....
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The path from culture war to solidarity is not a path of enlightenment. It's a journey of disorientation that takes us from fear to love. So my animating exhortation tonight actually comes from that wonderful, early modern saint and mystic, Saint Teresa of Ávila....
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Looking back on John Paul II’s historic visit to the Holy Land....
The season of Lent is more than a tradition; it is a sacred journey that Catholic schools, families and the broader community walk together. Through prayer, sacrifice, service and reconciliation, students learn what it means to live a life centred in faith and love. ...
Beauty is an essential dimension of those who, like the Christian and even more the priest, are called to bear witness to the invisible; they can do so only because they are conquered by the mystery that fascinates....
Throughout Lent, we’ve stayed close to Jesus. We’ve tried to pray more, to live in his presence, and to imagine ourselves in the Gospel scenes we’ve read. We’ve made sacrifices and offered penance, but inconsistently and halfheartedly. The measure of a good Lent is getting to know ourselves better...
Signs of the times. Pope Francis’ approval of the 2025-2028 Synodal journey signals the church’s response to global political crises, challenging authoritarianism and offering synodality as a lifeline for communication, unity, and evangelisation....
More than 55 women gathered at the Shrine of the Holy Innocents in Kellyville, for an At the Well Gathering – an evening of prayer, dinner and heartfelt conversation. In partnership with a local women’s ministry, ‘Women of St Clare’, this gathering offered something increasingly rare: a space where...
Between 2022 and 2024 Bishop Greg Homeming OCD delivered three series of Lenten Talks, exploring the spirituality of three renowned Carmelites - St John of the Cross, St Teresa of Avila and St Therese of Lisieux. ...
The International Day of Conscience is expansive in its aims. Many actions commended by its organisers involve going out to teach and to work with others and so to help build peace within communities and between nations....
The path from culture war to solidarity is not a path of enlightenment. It's a journey of disorientation that takes us from fear to love. So my animating exhortation tonight actually comes from that wonderful, early modern saint and mystic, Saint Teresa of Ávila....
Looking back on John Paul II’s historic visit to the Holy Land....