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Churches become refuges for fleeing civilians
17-Jun-2021Thousands of people have taken refuge in churches and convents as Myanmar’s military has continued to fight...
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Jesus prays for everyone each day: Pope
17-Jun-2021Jesus is always praying for each and every person, desiring that his word would help people in...
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Minimum wage rises to $20.33 an hour
17-Jun-2021The Fair Work Commission has announced a 2.5 per cent increase in the minimum wage and related...
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Latest media releases
17-Jun-2021Click on Media Releases to read the latest. 210615 - Caritas Australia - Meeting in...
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Government to present redrafted bill this year
17-Jun-2021Attorney-General Michaelia Cash is to bring a major rewrite of the contentious Religious...
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Symposium explores Catholic school leadership
17-Jun-2021Developing the future leadership of Catholic schools and celebrating 200 years of the Catholic...
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‘Quiet achiever’ inspires new hymn
17-Jun-2021A new hymn in honour of St Joseph highlights the saint as an antidote to an often superficial and...
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Providers welcome $2.9bn housing commitment
17-Jun-2021Emergency relief providers have lauded the Queensland Government’s move to commit $2.9 billion to...
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CN Perspective Archive
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April 2020
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SOS call for refugees hit by job losses
24-Apr-2020A refugee and asylum-seeker charity in Sydney’s west has reported a six-fold surge in calls for...
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Bishops unite to consecrate US and Canada to Mary
24-Apr-2020The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has announced it will join the Canadian bishops...
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Loan sharks preying on struggling families: Pope
24-Apr-2020Pope Francis yesterday prayed for families struggling economically during the COVID-19 pandemic...
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Latest media releases
24-Apr-2020Click on Media Releases to read the latest. 200423 - Caritas Australia - Singer urges...
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Documentary will please dog lovers
24-Apr-2020Koko: A Red Dog Story is the third film in the Australian Red Dog series. This family-friendly...
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Diocese rejects school roster plan
24-Apr-2020The head of Catholic Education in the Parramatta Diocese has rejected New South Wales Premier...
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Pinto brings X-factor to Project Compassion concert
24-Apr-2020Australian musician Gary Pinto will lead a free online concert next month for Caritas Australia’s...
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Pope postpones Eucharistic Congress
24-Apr-2020The Vatican has postponed another international gathering due to COVID-19, with the 52nd...
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CathBlog Archive
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July 2013
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CathBlog July 11: Church as builder of bridges
11-Jul-2013When Pope Francis recently spoke about the Church needing to be a ‘builder of bridges, not of...
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CathBlog July 12: On the road to Rio
11-Jul-2013On the eve of setting off for Peru, Iguazu and World Youth Day in Rio with 250 young pilgrims from the...
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CathBlog July 10: Six ideas for a lay adviser to the Holy Father
10-Jul-2013There are many useful insights that could be offered by the people of God, in matters of critical...
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CathBlog July 9: Time for ‘Radiant and unfading wisdom’
09-Jul-2013Donella Johnston hopes an upcoming Colloquium will help in discerning ways in which the wisdom of women...
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Blogwatch 8 July: Jean Vanier honoured
08-Jul-2013L'Arche founder Jean Vanier yesterday received the 2013 Pacem in Terris Peace and Freedom Award,...
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CathBlog July 5: Are Tony’s actions untruthful?
05-Jul-2013Fr John Ryan writes about Tony Campolo, the Baptist Minister and one time spiritual adviser to...
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Blog July 5: No such thing as the Catholic Vote
05-Jul-2013The elusive concept of “the Catholic Vote” frequently makes an appearance during elections and...
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Blog July 4: An apology from Bishop Bill
04-Jul-2013An apology from Bishop Bill Wright, in the Aurora magazine of the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle. ...
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