The celebration of Christmas encourages all people of good will to take time to reflect on what kind of a society we want.
The defence of human rights requires constant vigilance and negotiation.
‘The International Day for Persons with Disabilities’ commemoration takes the focus from the disability and places it where it belongs, on the unique value of each person.
The Feast of the Presentation of Mary on 21 November is a reminder to us of the many women who left their own nations to teach in Catholic convents throughout Australia.
2025 will be a highly significant year for the Catholic Church. Several key anniversaries and events reflect the Church's mission and commitment to social and environmental issues.
Catholic Mission works to ensure the far corners of the world are not forgotten.
The environment, and those who report on the destruction of human life and habitats are too often casualties of war and conflict.
The theme of World Mental Health Day on 10 October is ‘Meaningful connections matter’.
As we mark Migrant and Refugee Sunday on 29 September, we need to keep in mind that the task of Christians is to walk with our brothers and sisters in company with Christ.
The large goal of world peace begins with commitment to peace in smaller areas – our personal relationships, our homes and our communities.
The Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross reminds us of God’s eternal and encompassing love for us.
At the beginning of September two important commemorations – one nationwide and the other Churchwide – focus our attention on the importance of respecting others, especially children.
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