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In The Dioceses Pilgrimage

From loss to hope: Camino Domini ‘tells story of rural Victoria’

This pilgrimage tells the story of rural Victoria, Deacon Joe Leach said at the start of the Camino Domini from Lyonville to St Mary Magdalen’s Church, Trentham. Source: Melbourne Catholic.

Education

CESA’s 200-strong workforce on the move

Catholic Education South Australia will relocate its head office to a prominent city-fringe office space in one of Adelaide’s key commercial precincts. Source: The Southern Cross.

Pope Leo XIV Sport

How kicking a ball can promote peace and unity

Pope Leo XIV has emphasised the importance of coming together for peace and promoting unity through sport, politics, music, and other means. Source: Vatican News.

Weapons

Interfaith event calls for abolition of nuclear weapons

Representatives of various groups have gathered at an interfaith event in Albuquerque, New Mexico, to call for nuclear disarmament worldwide. Source: OSV News. 

South East Asia

Muslims join Christians in Marian festival in Indonesia

Muslims joined Catholics in processions and shared prayers to celebrate a religious and cultural festival dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary on Indonesia’s Christian-majority Flores Island. Source: UCA News.

Employment

Exploitation of young workers by employers ‘rife’, study finds

More than one-third of young workers are exploited by their employers, according to a new study, with many paid less than the minimum wage, forbidden to take entitled breaks or compelled to pay for work-related items. Source: The Guardian. 

Aged Care Opinion

Need for reform of aged care system has reached a critical point

The journey toward a reformed aged care system in Australia has reached a critical juncture, writes Catholic Health Australia’s Alex Lynch.

Education Northern Territory

Financial losses force Darwin college to close boarding facility

Catholic Education Northern Territory will close the boarding facility at St John’s Catholic College in Darwin at the end of this year. 

Synod

Sydney on track to follow Vatican guidelines on global Synod

Bishop Daniel Meagher says the Sydney Archdiocese is on track to follow the Vatican’s guidelines for the implementation phase of the Synod on Synodality. Source: The Catholic Weekly.