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ACU joins drive to deliver 4000 more personal care workers to regional communities
Australian Catholic University is helping to deliver 4000 additional personal care workers in regional, rural and remote communities across Australia in the next three years.
Archbishop calls for united effort to tackle Fiji’s drug problem
Suva Archbishop Peter Loy Chong has called for a united response from Fiji’s Christian, Hindu and Muslim communities to tackle the country’s growing drug problem. Source: CathNews NZ.
Ukrainian Catholic Church leader thanks Pope
The head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church met with Pope Leo XIV, briefing the Pope on the situation in Ukraine as Russia’s full-scale invasion reaches the four-year mark. Source: OSV News.
South Korean Catholics celebrate 1500th Mass for unity
Catholics in South Korea’s Seoul Archdiocese joined the 1500th weekly Mass for reconciliation and unity in the Korean Peninsula, which has been celebrated since 1995. Source: UCA News.
Pope urges Lenten ‘fast’ from words that wound
In his message for Lent, Pope Leo XIV urges Catholics to listen more closely to God and others – and to “disarm” their language by fasting from words that wound. Source: EWTN News.
Taylor vows to ‘fight for our nation’ and ‘stay true’ to Liberal values
Angus Taylor has vowed to “fight for our nation” as Opposition Leader after toppling Sussan Ley in the Liberal Party’s leadership spill. Source: Canberra Times.
Cross’s pilgrimage a ‘moving embrace’ from God
The Migrant Jubilee Cross, which is making its way around Australia, has officially started its pilgrimage around Melbourne. Source: Melbourne Catholic.
More than 4000 Walk for Life in Adelaide
The witness to the infinite value and dignity of every human life from conception to natural death must continue in our society, writes Adelaide Archdiocese’s Vicar General, Fr Dean Marin. Source: The Southern Cross.
Young tradies building a future for themselves
Four young tradespeople have marked a major milestone, graduating from their apprenticeships with St Joseph Affordable Homes, a Hobart Archdiocese social enterprise designed to address housing affordability and youth employment in Tasmania.