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Bishops seek focus on social cohesion
Australia’s Catholic bishops have urged a renewed focus on ways to make Australia a more cohesive society. Source: ACBC Media Blog.
New bishop shares vision for Sandhurst Diocese
As Bishop René Ramirez RCJ began his ministry as the ninth Bishop of Sandhurst, his first message to the faithful was one of gratitude, hope and an invitation to be led by the Holy Spirit. Source: Sandhurst Diocese.
Archbishop Randazzo brings canon law to life for students
Just three and a half months after his appointment to the Dicastery for Legislative Texts, Archbishop Anthony Randazzo is already positively influencing future canonists on a global scale. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
Bishop to the Military Ordinariate appointed
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Monsignor Stuart Hall as Bishop to the Military Ordinariate of Australia. Source: ACBC Media Blog.
Pope bestows palliums on 35 new archbishops
On the feast of Sts Peter and Paul yesterday, Pope Leo XIV personally placed the pallium on the shoulders of 35 metropolitan archbishops, urging them to follow the example of the patron saints of Rome. Source: OSV News.
Archbishop celebrates final Mass before departing for Rome
Our Lady of the Rosary Cathedral in the Broken Bay Diocese was overflowing with parishioners, friends, family and diocesan colleagues for Archbishop Anthony Randazzo’s final Mass in the cathedral before leaving to take up his new role in the Holy See this week.
Archbishop reflects on Solomons ministry
Archbishop Christopher Cardone OP of Honiara, Solomon Islands, has a habit of saying “yes” to the Holy Spirit’s plans. Source: The Catholic Leader.
Bishops condemn ‘antisemitism in all its forms’
Australia’s Catholic bishops have condemned “antisemitism in all its forms” in its submission to the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion. Source: Melbourne Catholic.
Bishops welcome decision to raise minimum wage
Australia’s Catholic bishops have welcomed the pay rise for almost three million workers. Source: ACBC Media Blog.