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Anticipating the Plenary Council

16 Feb 2021 | Michael McVeigh

There’s great anticipation in the Catholic Church around the upcoming Plenary Council. Just what might we hope for from the gathering, after a long and involved consultation process?


Around the church – autumn 2021

16 Feb 2021

This issues's parish focus looks at questions around Victoria's Anti-Conversion Therapy Bill, recognition for women's role in the church, and new safeguarding body launched.


Around the schools

16 Feb 2021

Information for supporting children's education, tips for students learning at home and Marist Schools across Australia have a special focus for 2021: 'Breathe: the spirit of life'.


Four warning signs that you’re becoming an adult

16 Feb 2021 | Sinead Goodfellow

Worried your youth is running away from you? One of our young writers shares some of the danger signs.


Seeing beyond the walls

16 Feb 2021 | Hannah Kennelly

Anchored in compassion and mercy, prison chaplains provide essential pastoral care to incarcerated men, women and children.


A letter to an aged care worker

16 Feb 2021 | Michael McGirr

Dear Nasra, This is one of those ‘you don’t know me but’ letters. I apologise in advance.


News

15 Feb 2021

A round-up of interesting news items, including the launch of a podcast for students by students at Catholic Regional College, St Albans in Melbourne; Australia urged to sign nuclear treaty and an earthquake relief response.


Celebrating 200 years of Catholic education

15 Feb 2021

In 2021, Catholic education celebrates its 200th anniversary in Australia. Today there are 1751 Catholic schools educating 768,000 students and employing 98,000 staff.


Where every person finds a welcome

15 Feb 2021 | Thea Kurniawan

One of our young writers interviews Damian Walsh, the Director of The Shopfront in Perth.


Finding shelter in poetry

09 Feb 2021 | Catherine Marshall

Sydney-based poet David Marsh talks about life on the street, his struggles with mental illness, and how he found a way to share those experiences to help others.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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