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Leaders warn against NT religious freedom reforms
Faith leaders and the federal Coalition warn the Northern Territory Government’s push to protect religious freedoms would only restrict the right of schools to employ teachers who embody their values. Source: The Australian.
Bishop wants cathedral ‘to be here for another 100 years or more’
Toowoomba Diocese launched the second stage of its St Patrick’s Cathedral Restoration Project at a special event held at the cathedral on Friday.
Labor faces showdown over home supports for older Australians
Labor is facing its first Senate showdown of the new term, with an unlikely political alliance pushing to expedite the delivery of home supports for older Australians languishing on a waitlist. Source: ABC News.
Algae bloom outbreak focus of prayers this Season of Creation
As the Church celebrates the Season of Creation this month, a priority for prayers and action for South Australian Catholics will be the devastating impact of the algal bloom outbreak. Source: The Southern Cross.
Canadian visitor happy to talk about death and dying
Canadian euthanasia opponent Amanda Achtman is a most cheerful person with whom to speak about death and dying. Source: The Catholic Weekly.
ACU study could revolutionise healthcare planning
A new Australian Catholic University study could revolutionise healthcare planning by examining population health more deeply than life expectancy.
Pope ‘saddened’ by devastating earthquake in Afghanistan
Pope Leo XIV has expressed his sorrow following a devastating 6.0 magnitude earthquake that struck Afghanistan’s eastern region, which killed hundreds and injured thousands. Source: OSV News.
Bishops call for racial equity on anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
Two United States bishops have said the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina marks a call to “renew our commitment to racial equity and justice in every sector of public life”. Source: NCR Online.
Primate of All Ireland supports a united Ireland
The Primate of All Ireland, Archbishop Eamon Martin, is in favour of a united Ireland and the Church would want to be involved in any discussions on the matter. Source: Catholic Herald.