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Gift and challenge
Leaders of religious congregations in Australia met with Australia’s Catholic Bishops early this month. The lively exchange was a good preface to the CRA National Leaders’ Assembly at the beginning of July which will engage with the realities of mission in today’s multi-cultural church. … [More...] |
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Out and About |
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An issue whose time has come
Assembly convenor Fr Noel Connolly SSC further develops the theme of the CRA National Assembly - Australian Multi-Cultural Church: reality, gift and challenge - which now is only weeks away. … [More...] |
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African Sisters’ mission outreach
Three Nigerian Sisters of the Nativity are working in Cranbourne parish in the Sale Diocese. … [More...] |
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Sorry!
As Catholic Religious celebrate Sorry Day (May 26) with a little more hope in their hearts this year, they want to help Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians move forward into new relationships that are open to future possibilities. … [More...] |
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Moving beyond sorry
Some of the excellent background material, resources and ideas to help mark Sorry Day 2008 are listed and linked to from here. … [More...] |
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Today Burma weeps …
and the tears of the innocent wound us... [More...] |
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A fire that kindles other fires
In addressing the ACU Melbourne Faculty of Education graduation ceremony, Fr Mark Raper speaks of truth, courage and silence in encouraging the new teachers to, above all else, love their students. …[More...] |
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Mass for Religious
Religious from the Archdiocese of Brisbane acknowledged the heritage of their congregations when they gathered with Archbishop John Bathesby for the annual Mass for Religious recently. … [More...] |
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From the Australian Catholic Bishops
A round-up of news form the May plenary of the Australian Catholic Bishops’ Conference, including the Bishops’ response to Bishop Robinson’s “doctrinal difficulties” … [More...] |
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and in brief …
A variety of interesting snippets about news and events of note, many with links to more detailed information, including the pastoral letter issued to mark the feast of St Joseph the Worker – Migrant workers in Australian: Our responsibility as a global citizen. … [More...] |
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links …
Articles from other publications which you may have missed including … In the Sudan, you must work with a broken heart . … [More...] |
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films …
Captivity – a nasty film experience
The Counterfeiters – not for the faint-hearted
Then She Found Me – provides a popular but inadequate answer to finding happiness
The Ten Commandments (animation) – a missed opportunity… [More...] |
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