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Every picture tells a story about Brisbane cathedral
If you have been to a big event at St Stephen’s Cathedral in Brisbane in the past decade then chances are you have seen photographer Alan Edgecomb. Source: The Catholic Leader.
Spiritual advisor to Synod on Synodality to lecture in Sydney
Sydney Archdiocese’s “Scholarship at the Cathedral” series will host two Dominican speakers in back-to-back sessions in March. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
Divine Mercy expert to speak at retreat day and healing service
An internationally renowned speaker and expert in the Divine Mercy devotion is visiting Australia this month to offer a retreat day and healing service in the Broken Bay Diocese.
Conference to strengthen work of Catholic social services in Church’s mission
Representatives from an array of Church ministries will soon gather in Melbourne to exchange ideas and collaborate on practical ways to address the challenges of the times at the National Catholic Social Services Conference. Source: CSSA and CSSV.
Czech theologian to visit Australia
Internationally renowned theologian, prolific author and “underground priest” Msgr Tomáš HalĂk is coming to Sydney and Melbourne for a series of lectures. Source: Catholic Outlook.
Catholic Social Services announces national conference
“Commons, Commonality, Common Good” is the theme for the 2024 Catholic Social Services national conference, to be held in Melbourne. Source: CSSA and CSSV.
College’s day of fun, food and fundraising
Catholic liberal arts college Campion College is holding its inaugural festival, a student-driven event aimed at raising money for the Campion College Scholarship Fund.
Retreat shows couples You Are Not Alone
Kevin and Helen Wagner were so ready for children after their marriage in 2005 that Helen “sobbed for days” the first time she realised they had not conceived. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
Catholic religious promote Church conversation on LGBTQIA+ matters
Catholic Religious Australia is bringing British theologian and author Fr James Alison to Australia this month to promote conversation and outreach in the Church on matters concerning LGBTQIA+ people.