Search Results for "healthycommunitylife"
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01 Nov 2017 |
Jemimah McMurray
Thérèse Nichols is co-founder and director of OnePlate, an Australian charity that partners hospitality industry to alleviate child hunger through sustainable food projects. She is one of the special guest speakers at the Australian Catholic Youth Festival from 7 – 9 December in Sydney.
01 Nov 2017 |
Clare Deignan
A fluffy pillow, a warm blanket, a fresh towel and a toothbrush – these are just a list of everyday items that most of us take for granted. But Year 7 student at Sacred Heart College in Sorrento, WA, Vincent Pettinicchio knows to those sleeping rough, a few simple objects can make all the difference.
01 Nov 2017 |
Fr Andrew Hamilton SJ
Freedom is a central theme for Christians – from Jesus’ proclamation that he came to free the oppressed, to current debates around the role of religion in our society. Where does our understanding of the term come from, and how does it shape the way we live and engage with people who are different to us?
01 Nov 2017 |
Kate Mani
An education initiative between Townsville Catholic Education and James Cook University is listening to young Aboriginal and Torrens Strait Islander voices about what makes an effective classroom.
18 Oct 2017 |
Geraldine Martin
A liturgy on the theme of friendship to use in your school and parish.
09 Sep 2017 |
Andrew Hamilton SJ
Suicide affects all groups in society. Teachers, doctors, miners, church ministers, and police have all grieved for colleagues who have taken their own lives, and have friends who have survived the suicide of family members. They can put faces to suicide.
23 Aug 2017 |
Clare Deignan
Reflection questions and activities for 'The places we call “home”’ in the Winter 2017 edition
16 Aug 2017 |
Miriam Stewart
No matter where we’re from, where we go or who we’re with, we all experience the feeling of community in one form or another. Ingrained in our basic human nature is the desire to seek connections, the desire to be accepted, the desire to belong. But what makes these connections so unique? What defines our sense of community, and how can it change? To find out, Miriam Stewart spoke with three fellow students from St Scholastica’s College in Sydney, all of whom have grown up in very different environments.
09 Aug 2017 |
Hamish McGlinchey
In a world that seems ever more connected in so many different ways, there seem to be more lonely people than ever before. What can help people find comfort in their lives, to give them purpose, to help them through adversity?
22 Mar 2017
The following is the Royal Commission hearings transcript from John Crowley, the headmaster at St Patrick's in Ballarat, which had on its faculty some of Australia's most notorious paedophile priests. Today, Headmaster John Crowley focuses on acknowledging the past, supporting abuse victims and survivors and making sure it never happens again.
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