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Australia’s Got Talent: Catholic Youth Festival-style!
With less than 60 days to go until the Australian Catholic Youth Festival, organisers are calling on pilgrims to put themselves forward as festival performers. Source: Melbourne Catholic.
Young people raise their hands in worship
The sight of young people lifting their hands in worship at Ignite Youth Conference in Brisbane was enough to move seminarian Gabriel Guillaume to tears. Source: The Catholic Leader.
Festival an opportunity for Church leaders to listen
Bishops are looking forward to the Australian Catholic Youth Festival as an opportunity to listen to and engage with the Church’s emerging leaders – its young people. Source: ACBC.
Festival to offer pilgrims workshops, plenaries and prayer experiences
Australian Catholic Youth Festival organisers say the event will features a mix of favourites and new elements for pilgrims. Source: Melbourne Catholic.
Festival pilgrims will ‘choose their own adventure’
It’s full steam ahead to this year’s Australian Catholic Youth Festival, with the event now less than 100 days out. Source: Melbourne Catholic.
Countdown to youth festival begins with night faith, formation and funÂ
Almost 500 young people from across Melbourne came together for faith, formation, fun and friendship at Encounter: ACYF Edition on Saturday. Source: Melbourne Catholic.
Domus Australia sees Signs of Hope
Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP flung open the shutters of his window to welcome more than 250 English-speaking Jubilee of Youth pilgrims from across the world to Domus Australia pilgrim guest house in Rome. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
Pope and 120,000 young pilgrims call for peace in the world
The enthusiastic joy of young people, who love Jesus and want all wars to stop, will be heard to the ends of the earth, Pope Leo XIV said when he welcomed tens of thousands of cheering young men and women to Rome for their Jubilee. Source: OSV News.
Rome to welcome 500,000 young people for Jubilee of Youth
More than half a million young people from 146 countries are set to arrive in Rome on Monday for the start of the weeklong Jubilee of Youth, which will include a special Jubilee dedicated to Digital Missionaries and Catholic Influencers. Source: OSV News.