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Most Holy Trinity is not a 'theological puzzle' to solve but a relationship to live, Brisbane deacon writes

By Deacon Peter Devenish-Meares FOR many of us with Irish heritage, and my ancestors are from Cork, Cavan and Donegal, the Trinity first came alive through the simple image of...

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Brisbane archdiocese calls for action as racism against First Peoples worsens online

THE Archdiocese of Brisbane is calling on federal parliament to take action stating that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia feel less safe than they did three years...

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Thousands of Brisbane Catholics to 'walk with Jesus' at Corpus Christi this Sunday

MORE than 6000 Brisbane Catholics are preparing to publicly share their faith in the Real Presence of Jesus Christ at the Walk with Jesus Procession from St Stephen’s Cathedral this...

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Vatican expert Sr Nathalie Becquart and disabilities advocate Rose Babic get top honors from ACU

AN Australian childhood disabilities advocate and one of the most influential women in the Vatican have received honorary doctorates from Australian Catholic University. Rose Babic is a mother of two,...

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Rockhampton Bishop Danny Meagher sets course for a 'new adventure' of discipleship

BISHOP Danny Meagher said he could see the river of God's grace flowing in Rockhampton’s Church community as he was installed the 11th bishop of Rockhampton at St Joseph's Cathedral...

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Age of AI - Prioritising human dignity before power and profit

AI is never truly neutral, Pope Leo XIV says, highlighting the risks and exploitation of human beings for profit in his first encyclical. This column is written by Australian Catholic...

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Brisbane Catholic community prays for healing and truth at reconciliation Mass

BRISBANE Church leaders, Catholic school students, churchworkers and parishioners turned to God in a commitment to truth-telling and healing at a Mass for National Reconciliation Week at St Stephen's Cathedral...

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Pope Leo asks Catholics worldwide to pray rosary for peace on May 30

POPE Leo XIV has invited Catholics around the world to join him in praying a rosary for peace on May 30. Her is set to pray the rosary live from...

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Our Parish acknowledges the Turrbal people as the Traditional Custodians of the land upon which we worship, and their connections to the land, waterways and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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