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Thousands of Spanish martyrs likely to be beatified in coming years

Oct 13, 2024

AUSTRALIA'S the lucky country. Even amongst growingly secularisation, violent religious persecution seems far-fetched, well beyond our borders. It can seem like something reserved for the Early Church, under the grips of pagan Rome. But these fears are...

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SYNOD24 comes to a close with actions endorsed on ecology as Church looks to implementation

Oct 12, 2024

THE last day of SYNOD24 has come to an end, but Brisbane's synodal journey has only just begun. Synod table facilitator Tom Warren said the outcomes voted on at synod called for "bold" action by the Church. "But we’re called to be bold as Catholics,...

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Second session of SYNOD24 opens with actions endorsed on lay people, formation and women and men

Oct 11, 2024

CHRISTIAN unity was front and centre as the Church in Brisbane opened the second two-day session of SYNOD24 today. The morning began with an ecumenical service, which included members from other Christian churches who work alongside Brisbane archdiocese...

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Evangelisation Brisbane is running an entry-level retreat for non-Catholics seeking answers to life's biggest questions

Oct 11, 2024

BRISBANE Catholic Melissa Ledwich says there are lots of people out there asking questions about the meaning of their life, about God and the Catholic faith. These are the "seekers", she said, people who were not Catholic, but who were at a stage in their...

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Couples renew their vows at Golden Wedding anniversary Mass

Oct 10, 2024

MARGARET Barry remembers her wedding day like it was yesterday. It was a beautiful wedding, she said, and especially remembers how cold it was in mid-winter Melbourne. She wed her husband Kevin 60 years ago this year at a parish church St Finbarr's in...

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Kent sisters searching for beauty in the world through international scholarships

Oct 10, 2024

FOR Brisbane Catholic Anita Kent, study is so much more than just hitting the books. "The study of the world is ultimately the study of God," she said. "Because it was created by God, the natural world is a physical manifestation of the transcendentals,...

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Faith, sacrifice and perseverance - St John Henry Newman remembered today

Oct 9, 2024

ST John Henry Newman, born in London on February 21, 1801, is remembered as one of the most influential religious figures of the 19th century. His profound theological insights and journey from Anglicanism to Catholicism have had a lasting impact on the...

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St Vincent de Paul Society focusing on childhood poverty this Anti-Poverty Week

Oct 9, 2024

ONE in six Australian children live below the poverty line and the St Vincent de Paul Society wants this to change. "Households living in poverty have limited access to proper housing, healthy food and educational opportunities for their children,"...

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Fixation on female ordination detracts from other issues affecting women, Bishop Randazzo says

Oct 9, 2024

CONTROVERSY over women's ordination, even at the synod, detracts attention from the plight of women in the Catholic Church and society, Broken Bay Bishop Anthony Randazzo said. Bishop Randazzo was speaking as a member of the Synod of Bishops taking place...

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Permanent deacons are flourishing in Brisbane, Deacon Walk says

Oct 9, 2024

BRISBANE Deacon Adam Walk says the Church calls permanent deacons from all corners of society - and that is their strength. "In Brisbane, we have a very diverse group of deacons," he said. "We're encouraged to use our gifts in ways that are meaningful...

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