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Three men ordained deacons for Brisbane and Toowoomba

TOOWOOMBA Bishop Ken Howell has ordained three men, Sang Duc Bui, BJ Perrett and Sean Woods, to the transitional diaconate at a Mass at Holy Spirit Chapel, Banyo, today. Deacons...

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World leading GK Chesterton scholar emphasises the importance of a classical education

DALE Ahlquist has spent the better part of his life studying the work of Gilbert Keith Chesterton, who he claims has emerged as the best author of the 20th century....

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Social Justice Statement for 2024-25

Australia's Catholic bishops say peace is possible if people commit to speaking the truth and redouble efforts to end war. The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference has released the Social Justice...

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Document helps those accompanying Catholics considering euthanasia

Australia's Catholic bishops have released a new document to guide priests, chaplains and pastoral workers who are asked to provide pastoral support to Catholics who are considering euthanasia. The publication...

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Broken Bay Bishop Anthony Randazzo welcomes new CEPAC President

Catholic Bishops Conference of Oceania President, Bishop Anthony Randazzo, has welcomed the election of Bishop Ryan Pagente Jimenez as president of the Episcopal Conference of the Pacific, known as CEPAC....

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Praying for a lasting peace - a statement from Australia's Catholic Bishops

The Australian Catholic Bishops, gathered in Sydney this week, join with the Australian Catholic community in expressing our grief and anguish over the suffering of people in the Holy Land....

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Archdiocese of Brisbane RAP 2.0 unveiled

The Archdiocese of Brisbane has unveiled the second iteration of its Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), which covers the period 2023 - 2025. A RAP is a strategic document containing practical...

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Bishops' statement for Social Justice Sunday calls for 'new engagement' with First Peoples

Australia's Catholic bishops have called on the nation to seek "a new engagement" with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in their annual Social Justice Statement being launched today. Since...

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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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