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Israel, Hamas reach Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal
Israel and Hamas have finalised a ceasefire deal to begin on Sunday that could see the fighting in Gaza cease and scores of hostages released on both sides. Source: News.com.au.
Archbishop Fisher backs ‘groundbreaking’ parliamentary inquiry
A New South Wales parliamentary inquiry is a “groundbreaking” opportunity to address the destructive effects of pornography on young people, says Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
Don’t buy from companies that exploit children: Pope
People and institutions can protect children by changing what they buy and what they invest in, Pope Francis said yesterday. Source: CNS.
Minister rejects proposed increases to private health insurance premiums
Federal Health Minister Mark Butler has rejected suggested private health insurance premium increases for the second time, calling on a number of companies to suggest “a more reasonable figure” ahead of the April 1 deadline. Source: The West Australian.
Darwin locals put their faith in sport
Catholic sports fans in Darwin are combining their love of sport with their faith by training to become sports chaplains. Source: The Bridge.
Philosophy professor to head ACU’s Western Civilisation Program
Australian Catholic University has appointed Peter Anstey as director of the university’s Western Civilisation Program.
Cuba to release prisoners ‘in the spirit of the Jubilee’
Inspired by the Church’s Jubilee year of Hope, Cuba will release 553 prisoners convicted of various crimes. Source: Vatican News.
Vatican cracks down on illegal entry into its territory
The Vatican City State has toughened sanctions for those who try to illegally enter its territory in areas where free access is not allowed. Source: CNA.
North Korea again tops list of dangerous places to be a Christian
North Korea is the world’s “most dangerous place to follow Jesus”, where Christians are thrown in prison camps and executed for their faith, according to a global report released yesterday. Source: ABC News.