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Stay close to the Lord in these challenging times, evangelist urges
Catholics need to rediscover their confidence in Scripture as the source of divine revelation and to unite themselves daily with God through prayer in order to evangelise an anti-Christian secular culture, according to evangelist Ralph Martin. Source: Hobart Archdiocese.
Putting faith in the front seat for millennials
Faith can often take a backseat to the constant “go-go-go” of adult life. It is a challenge that Evangelisation Brisbane’s Arnie Hurdoyal and David Kruse know all too well. Source: The Catholic Leader.
From leaders to first-time believers, Ignite has something for everyone
The Church in Australia is gearing up for the Ignite Conference, a national Catholic conference to be held at the end of September in Brisbane and Greater Sydney. Source: The Catholic Leader.
Brisbane to host second School of Preaching
Preaching is the primary role of the Church, according to Xavier School of Preaching presenter and menALIVE founder Robert Falzon. Source: The Catholic Leader.
Catholics reminded to preach the Gospel always, everywhere
Catholics are being urged to “preach all the Gospel, to all the world, all the time” and to consider encounter, discipleship and mission from their Catholic foundations in a new document from the Bishops Commission for Evangelisation, Laity and Ministry. Source: ACBC Media Blog.
Brisbane Archdiocese heads for the Summit
More than 600 delegates are this week attending Summit 2023, the Archdiocese of Brisbane’s principal gathering for this year.
Evangelist wants Catholics to ‘break the silence’ about Jesus
Evangelist and best-selling author Sherry Weddell wants Australian Catholics to “break the silence” about Jesus. Source: The Catholic Leader.
Dutch priest ‘tweets with God’ in Tasmania
Helping young people grow in understanding of the Catholic faith and tradition while nurturing a deeper relationship with God is at the heart of Fr Michel Remery’s “Tweeting with God” ministry. Source: Hobart Archdiocese.
New website and companion book answer the big questions
The National Centre for Evangelisation has launched a new website and a companion book to help answer the questions people commonly ask when they are considering becoming Catholic. Source: ACBC Media Blog.