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Life satisfaction in Australia hits new low
New data shows life satisfaction has hit a record low, dipping below levels seen during COVID-19 lockdowns. Source: SBS News.
Labor accused of ignoring plan to combat systemic racismÂ
Federal Labor has been accused of dragging its feet on a plan to combat systemic racism in Australia, nearly 18 months after it received recommendations from the human rights commission. Source: The Guardian.
Caritas a lifeline for civilians in south Lebanon
As Lebanon sits under a fragile ceasefire following weeks of intense missile fire and mass displacement, humanitarian organisations are racing to reach civilians trapped in areas of the country’s south. Source: Caritas Australia.
Three women, three journeys, same mission
Inspirational reflections on faith, mission, and service featured prominently at the Knights of the Southern Cross WA Leadership Breakfast. Source: The Record.
Celebrations in memory of Pope Francis to be held today
Pope Francis will be remembered today on the first anniversary of his death with a Rosary and Mass to be broadcast live on Vatican media channels. Source: Vatican News.
Israel launches investigation after soldier destroys statue
An Israeli soldier destroyed a statue of Christ’s crucifixion in a Catholic village in southern Lebanon, which prompted a criminal investigation by Israel and condemnations by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Catholic leaders. Source: EWTN News.
Pope donates to clean-water project in El SalvadorÂ
Pope Leo XIV has donated $US100,000 ($140,000) to provide access to clean water in El Salvador, supporting a program launched by the papal nuncio to that nation and by the US-based Catholic Relief Services. Source: NCR Online.
Pope says his appeals for peace were not aimed at Trump
Pope Leo XIV pushed back against interpretations that his recent calls for peace during his trip to Africa were directed specifically at United States President Donald Trump, saying his remarks were part of a broader message. Source: CNS.
Pope tells Angolans to look to the future with hopeÂ
On his second day in Angola, Pope Leo urged the impoverished population not to give in to despair, but to build hope and make a social commitment to helping those in need. Source: Crux.