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From global to local: Synodality reshapes understanding of Church
From the Vatican to a parish hall in the Canberra suburb of Manuka, the concept of “synodality” is reshaping how Catholics understand their Church. Source: Catholic Voice.
Sydney archives to keep memories alive
The site of Sydney archdiocese’s new archives building is officially under construction after the site blessing and groundbreaking by Auxiliary Bishop Daniel Meagher last week. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
Good things come in threes: Archbishop ordains new priests
The priest is not simply a “caretaker of sacred things” but is one who “gathers, protects, nurtures and gives life”, Melbourne Archbishop Peter A Comensoli said at the ordination to the priesthood of three men on Saturday. Source: Melbourne Catholic.
Archbishop O’Regan calls for creation of ‘ecosystem of care’
At a Mass for the Feast of Creation, Adelaide Archbishop Patrick O’Regan said it was time to recognise the “beauty, fragility and sacredness of the world entrusted to our care”. Source: The Southern Cross.
New archbishop looks forward to serving the Church in Brisbane
Archbishop Shane Mackinlay was welcomed by the people of Brisbane at his installation Mass at St Stephen’s Cathedral yesterday. Source: The Catholic Leader.
Sydney clergy learn how to respond to domestic violence
Sydney archdiocesan clergy gathered at Waterview in Bicentennial Park on August 28 for a conference on safeguarding families from domestic violence. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
Celebration shows Church in NT ‘alive, diverse and united’
Darwin Bishop Charles Gauci has expressed deep joy and gratitude following the Jubilee Year of Hope Mass and Eucharistic Procession held in Darwin on Saturday.
‘Renewal journey’ leads to reestablishment of Lismore pastoral council
Lismore Diocese has reestablished its Diocesan Pastoral Council after an eight-year pause, bringing together clergy, religious and laity to advise the bishop, reflect on the needs of the diocese, encourage participation and consider diverse perspectives.
How Sr Gaye supports our rural communities
One woman, her beloved pet dog, and a deep sense of purpose. That’s all it takes to quietly make a difference across the Maitland-Newcastle Diocese’s rural heartland. Source: Aurora.