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Caritas workers in Gaza forced to evacuate after missile strikes
Safety concerns over nearby missile strikes forced Caritas Jerusalem staff to evacuate two medical points in southern Gaza on the weekend. Source: Caritas Australia.
Demolition plans proceed despite residents’ class action
The Victorian Government is forging ahead with plans to demolish three public housing towers subject to a class action seeking to stop the redevelopment. Source: The Guardian.
Canossian Sisters celebrate 75 years in Australia
The Canossian Daughters of Charity are always ready to “go where God sends us”, says Australian delegation leader Sr Mel Dwyer. Source: The Catholic Leader.
Jesuit priest gets St Ignatius on board
A Polish Jesuit priest based in Melbourne has created a board game that connects players with the life and spirituality of St Ignatius of Loyola. Source: Melbourne Catholic.
Pope will find ‘strong, multicultural’ Church in PNG
As Pope Francis prepares to visit Papua New Guinea in September, the Superior General of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart says the pontiff will “find a Church with a strong practice of faith, but in the style of Papua New Guinea”. Source: Vatican News.
Americans ask Vatican not to further restrict Latin Mass
Following the example of a group of British cultural identities, a group of American Catholic and non-Catholic personalities have asked Pope Francis not to further restrict the traditional Latin Mass. Source: NCR Online.
Crusader treasure ‘hiding in plain sight’
Researchers have unearthed a Crusader-era altar in Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre in a serendipitous discovery that sounds straight out of an Indiana Jones plot. Source: CNA.
Talks between Labor and Opposition on aged care reform reach impasse
Proposals to boost or abolish lifetime contribution caps and to impose stiff fines and jail terms for directors are two key sticking points preventing a deal between the Albanese Government and the Opposition on aged care reforms. Source: AFR.
Leading US Bishop backs Australian bid to host Eucharistic Congress
A United States bishop has endorsed Australia’s bid to host the 2028 International Eucharistic Congress, promising “if Sydney does it, I will be there”. Source: The Catholic Weekly.