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Don’t reduce women’s role in Church to question of ministry: Pope
- By Rebecca Comini
- . 9 February 2024
The importance of women in the Church cannot be “reduced” to the question of ministry, Pope Francis told members of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments yesterday. Source: CNS.
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Church refused leave to appeal Vic court ruling
- By Rebecca Comini
- . 9 February 2024
The Melbourne Archdiocese has lost a major legal fight to block the parents, siblings, friends and families of abuse victims from suing for damages. Source: Herald Sun.
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Care economy workers ‘the big winners’ in tax cuts overhaul
- By Rebecca Comini
- . 9 February 2024
Workers in the care economy will significantly benefit from Labor’s redesigned stage three income tax cuts, with more than 97 per cent of aged and disability carers, childcare workers and nurses receiving a bigger tax cut than under the original plan. Source: The Australian.
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Religious sister pleas for relief for Gaza
- By Rebecca Comini
- . 9 February 2024
One of the last remaining religious sisters in the Catholic parish of the Holy Family in Gaza has appealed “for peace, for respect and for human rights”. Source: The Tablet.
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New initiative aims to reignite missionary spirit in parish communities
- By Rebecca Comini
- . 9 February 2024
Archbishop Julian Porteous has launched a major new initiative for the Hobart Archdiocese, seeking to reignite the missionary spirit in parish communities in Tasmania. Source: Hobart Archdiocese.
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MPs urged to be ‘salt to the world’
- By Rebecca Comini
- . 9 February 2024
Adelaide Archbishop Patrick O’Regan hosted an ecumenical service at St Francis Xavier’s Cathedral yesterday to mark the opening of the South Australian parliamentary year. Source: The Southern Cross.
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Conference to strengthen work of Catholic social services in Church’s mission
- By Rebecca Comini
- . 9 February 2024
Representatives from an array of Church ministries will soon gather in Melbourne to exchange ideas and collaborate on practical ways to address the challenges of the times at the National Catholic Social Services Conference. Source: CSSA and CSSV.
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US bishop says border security shouldn’t come at expense of humanity
- By Rebecca Comini
- . 9 February 2024
A Texas bishop has told US lawmakers that the “right and responsibility” to manage the border should not come at the expense of humanitarian protection. Source: Crux.
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Writer loses the plot when life starts imitating art
- By Rebecca Comini
- . 9 February 2024
In Argylle, a reclusive author who writes espionage novels realises the plot of the new book she’s writing starts to mirror real-world events, in real time. Source: Australian Catholics.