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The bishops’ conferences and councils from Asia, Africa and Latin America (SECAM, CELAM and FABC) and the Pontifical Commission for Latin America publish a document calling for climate justice and ecological conversion in light of the UN climate change conference, COP30, which will take place in November in Brazil....
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The annual Tri-Diocesan Social Justice Evening, hosted this year in Parramatta, was an opportunity to “reflect, be challenged by and respond to the Church in Australia’s call to promote a just society that upholds the dignity of all people, here and throughout the world.”...
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As the Church prepares to mark the Ninth World Day of the Poor on Sunday, 16 November 2025, Pope Leo XIV issues a message centred on the theme: “You are my hope”, and expresses his hope that this Jubilee Year may encourage the development of policies aimed at combatting...
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You are invited to a powerful evening of dialogue, food, and fellowship at the annual Tri-Diocesan Social Justice Evening tonight from 6-9pm at St Monica’s Parish Hall, North Parramatta. ...
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The theme of Refugee Week is both a call for compassion and a badge of hope. It reminds us that refugees seek freedom and that nations are at their best when they build diversity in community....
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How is it possible that so much of the world is silent: silent with the full knowledge of genocide being inflicted upon children, pregnant women with their unborn babies, the elderly, and countless innocent people in Israeli-occupied Gaza?...
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Our Creator God is not remote, but is intimately entangled with the whole of creation and intimately entwined lovingly with everyone and everything in it, writes Good Samaritan Sister Jacinta Shailer....
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Communication is about sharing in the search for truth with others. It is about building a community of hope that is conspicuous for mutual respect and a shared desire to make the world a better place. ...
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When the new pope chose the name Leo XIV, it seemed clear that he would once again address the “new things” of our own era, which Leo XIII could not have anticipated....
The bishops’ conferences and councils from Asia, Africa and Latin America (SECAM, CELAM and FABC) and the Pontifical Commission for Latin America publish a document calling for climate justice and ecological conversion in light of the UN climate change conference, COP30, which will take place in November in Brazil....
The annual Tri-Diocesan Social Justice Evening, hosted this year in Parramatta, was an opportunity to “reflect, be challenged by and respond to the Church in Australia’s call to promote a just society that upholds the dignity of all people, here and throughout the world.”...
As the Church prepares to mark the Ninth World Day of the Poor on Sunday, 16 November 2025, Pope Leo XIV issues a message centred on the theme: “You are my hope”, and expresses his hope that this Jubilee Year may encourage the development of policies aimed at combatting...
You are invited to a powerful evening of dialogue, food, and fellowship at the annual Tri-Diocesan Social Justice Evening tonight from 6-9pm at St Monica’s Parish Hall, North Parramatta. ...
The theme of Refugee Week is both a call for compassion and a badge of hope. It reminds us that refugees seek freedom and that nations are at their best when they build diversity in community....
How is it possible that so much of the world is silent: silent with the full knowledge of genocide being inflicted upon children, pregnant women with their unborn babies, the elderly, and countless innocent people in Israeli-occupied Gaza?...
Our Creator God is not remote, but is intimately entangled with the whole of creation and intimately entwined lovingly with everyone and everything in it, writes Good Samaritan Sister Jacinta Shailer....
Communication is about sharing in the search for truth with others. It is about building a community of hope that is conspicuous for mutual respect and a shared desire to make the world a better place. ...
When the new pope chose the name Leo XIV, it seemed clear that he would once again address the “new things” of our own era, which Leo XIII could not have anticipated....