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Latest media releases
24-Feb-2020Click on Media Releases to read the latest. 200224 - Catholic Healthcare - Villa...
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International anti-poverty advocate visits Australia
24-Feb-2020Caritas Australia’s international speaker for Project Compassion 2020 is Philippines-based...
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Good Samaritan College hits the road
24-Feb-2020A college that began its life as a social justice initiative of the Toowoomba Catholic Schools...
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Year 5 is the new year 7 for independent schools
24-Feb-2020Year 5 is the new year 7 for many Sydney parents choosing private high school for their children....
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Cardinal's legal team makes submissions to High Court
24-Feb-2020The Victorian Director of Public Prosecutions has adopted a “piecemeal approach” in defending the...
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L'Arche founder Jean Vanier abused women, says report
24-Feb-2020An internal report reveals that L’Arche founder Jean Vanier, whose work helped improve conditions...
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Catholic schools must do more to protect children
24-Feb-2020The head of the Australian Catholic education sector says Catholic schools still need to do more...
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South Korea diocese latest to cancel Masses
24-Feb-2020With reports of the Covid-19 virus spreading from religious gatherings, a South Korean archdiocese has...
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CN Perspective Archive
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January 2020
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Ongoing Australia Day debate is crucial
24-Jan-2020The Australia Day date debate has some beneficial aspects by focusing attention on the...
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College on course to teach teachers
24-Jan-2020Campion College, a Catholic tertiary college based in Western Sydney, has launched its first...
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Vatican rejoins financial intelligence network after raid
24-Jan-2020A global network of financial intelligence units has readmitted the Holy See after a two-month...
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Latest media releases
24-Jan-2020Click on Media Releases to read the latest. 200123 - Catholic Mission - St Thérèse...
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St Thérèse arrives without her parents
24-Jan-2020The relics of St Thérèse of Lisieux arrived in Sydney yesterday ahead of a four-month national...
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Drought-hit communities need more help
24-Jan-2020CatholicCare Wilcannia-Forbes is appealing to government and other support agencies to remember...
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Martyr’s niece moved to tears at chapel blessing
24-Jan-2020The niece of a Papuan catechist who was killed for preaching the Catholic faith was brought to...
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Goodness overwhelms cynicism
24-Jan-2020A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is the story of a friendship between American children’s...
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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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