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Government to split job-seeking system into three streams
Australia’s system for helping job seekers into work will be overhauled for the first time in 30 years as the Albanese Government grapples with the best way to assist the country’s growing number of long-term unemployed people. Source: The Age.
Christians make valuable contribution to society: Cardinal
“Christian communities in Victoria make an extraordinary contribution to the daily life of this state,” Cardinal Mykola Bychok told those gathered at the Victorian Christian Communities Dinner last week. Source: Ukrainian Catholic Church.
Surge in mid-year enrolments in SA Catholic schools
Catholic schools across South Australia have recorded a surge in mid-year reception enrolments amid a $22 million funding boost in the federal budget. Source: The Advertiser.
University of Notre Dame deepens ties with Taiwanese partner
The University of Notre Dame Australia has strengthened its long-standing international partnership with Fu Jen Catholic University Taiwan, following yesterday’s delegation visit to its Sydney campus.
SSPX pushes ahead with consecration of bishops
The Society of St Pius X announced the names of four priests to be consecrated as bishops on July 1 without the permission of Pope Leo XIV and despite warnings that it would be “a schismatic act”. Source: EWTN News.
Humanitarian needs ‘immense’ in Somalia: Bishop
Somalia is once again approaching the brink of catastrophe, agencies warn as the country is facing one of the world’s most severe humanitarian crises. Source: OSV News.
World Cup is opportunity for encounter but has risks
Ahead of the FIFA World Cup next month, the Church in Mexico is concerned that an influx of tourists could lead to an increase in human trafficking, exploitation and violence. Source: Catholic World Report.
Pope urges ‘responsible care for the human family’ in the face of AI
Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical on artificial intelligence, underlines the need to safeguard human dignity as it is “threatened by new forms of dehumanisation”. Source: OSV News.
Bishops encourage study of Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical
The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference has encouraged the faithful to read Magnifica Humanitas and consider ways in which Pope Leo’s encyclical can be applied locally. Source: ACBC Media Blog.