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Who
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Catholic Religious Australia |
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Catholic Religious
Australia, the public name of the Australian Conference
of Leaders of Religious Institutes (ACLRI), is the peak
body for all Religious in Australia. Its purpose is to
promote, support and represent religious life in the
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WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE … |
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Welcome
to the website for Catholic Religious Australia
and its related e-journal, pathways!
Both these exciting forms of communication provide
refreshing and innovative insight into the work
of more than 175 Religious Congregations based in
Australia. Both this website and pathways
promote the contemplative and prophetic service
offered through the ministries and lives of more
than 8000 Australian Religious at home and abroad.
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Bold
enough to speak with one voice |
From the CRA President |
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Witness
to cooperation
The multi-faith theme of CRA’s June national
assembly will speak to the contemplative and prophetic
role of religious men and women as the interreligious
dialogue with the Abrahamic faiths opens up respect,
esteem and appreciation. [More...] |
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OUT and ABOUT |
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In
hope, here I am
International speaker and prolific writer England’s
Fr Timothy Radcliffe OP will offer hope and meaning
to a “beautiful vocation” when he
speaks with religious women and men in Brisbane
in June. [More...] |
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Every
child counts
Children with
intellectual disabilities have a natural connection
to God that Catholic schools are able to develop
and support. This is why it is so important for
Catholic children with disabilities to have access
to a Catholic education. Could Catholic schools
share the cost of making specialist education
available? [More...] |
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Rare
privilege
A woman who had the rare opportunity to help shape
a new group of Australian-founded religious women,
leading them through the tumultuous post-Vatican
II years, has been farewelled by her congregation,
family and friends. [More...] |
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Paul:
Model of faith
A relevance of St Paul today is that he models
for the modern Church what it is to have known
Jesus by faith only, says scripture scholar Michele
Connolly RSJ, one of the three speakers at the
e-conference to mark the end of the Year of Paul.
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Interfaith
dialogue agenda
CRA is set to join Australia’s interfaith
dialogue through its national assembly while two
leading Benedictine figures from the world stage
will be in Melbourne later this year. Joan Chittister
OSB and Laurence Freeman OSB will be among an
impressive list of speakers – including
the Dalai Lama – at the 2009 Parliament
of the World’s Religions, in Melbourne,
in December. [More...] |
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