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Pope highlights central place of the liturgy
Pope Leo XIV said liturgy occupies a central place in the life of the Church, since it “touches the very heart” of the mystery of Christ because it is “at once the space, the time and the context” in which the Church receives from him “her very life”. Source: EWTN News.
Ukraine churches seek UN condemnation of Russian attacks
Religious leaders in Ukraine called on members of the United Nations Security Council to condemn Russian “terrorist attacks and crimes against humanity” after large-scale strikes across the country. Source: The Tablet.
Interfaith marchers in Jerusalem declare peace is possible
Holding placards calling for “justice,” “trust” and “peace”, religious leaders led hundreds of peace activists, Jews, Muslims, Christians and Druze in a march in Jerusalem on Monday. Source: OSV News.
PM Albanese leaves door open to tax changes
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has left the door open to further tweaks to the tax policies central to last week’s budget, as he and his Treasurer continue to struggle to sell their plan to a sceptical public. Source: The West Australian.
Pope Leo urges ‘perseverance’ after confirmation
Pope Leo XIV has encouraged young Catholics awaiting confirmation to “pay special attention” to one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit – perseverance – lamenting that church attendance often drops off after receiving the sacrament. Source: EWTN News.
Government accepts 14 steps to tackle antisemitism
The Albanese Government has accepted all 14 recommendations made by antisemitism royal commissioner Virginia Bell in her interim report. Source: The Australian.
Nation reflects on Hollingworth’s legacy
Former Governor-General and Anglican archbishop Peter Hollingworth, whose career was clouded by his handling of child abuse in the church, has died aged 91. Source: News.com.au.
Church brings hope to Lebanon as war continues
When people lose hope in the future, even the deepest love of homeland is not enough to make them stay, writes Bernard Toutounji. Source: Aid to the Church in Need.
‘Deep love’ at the heart of Christian unity
Brisbane Archbishop Shane Mackinlay was joined by leaders of nine other Christian churches at St Stephen’s Cathedral yesterday for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity service. Source: The Catholic Leader.