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Cardinal visits Brisbane to share work of Church being born in Mongolia

CARDINAL Giorgio Marengo is walking in the footsteps of the early Church. Prior to 1992, Mongolia had no Catholic churches and certainly no Catholics. Then, missionaries arrived and for the...

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Encounter Catholic Kids is bringing children closer to God with holiday program

DOZENS of school-aged kids were "powering up" with the Holy Trinity at a three-day Encounter Catholic Kids program at Twelve Apostles Church, Darra, last week. The program led by Evangelisation...

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Cardinals approve canonisation of Blessed Carlo Acutis, date to be decided

THE College of Cardinals gave a positive vote to the canonisation of Blessed Carlo Acutis after Pope Francis recognised last month a second miracle attributed to the millennial's intercession --...

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Brisbane educator makes Scripture 'come alive' with innovative teaching practices

BRISBANE Catholic Education religious education officer Dr Beth Nolen is transforming how students learn Scripture. Her seven years of research while completing a doctorate empowers educators to make Scripture 'come...

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Romero Centre finds a new home with Brisbane archdiocese

MENGISTU Hailu says life as an asylum seeker is like "walking in darkness" and the Romero Centre located in Dutton Park is "truly a beacon of light" for hundreds of...

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One cold night raises $1.93m for homelessness support

QUEENSLAND business and community leaders spent a cold June's night sleeping on cardboard at the 2024 Vinnies CEO Sleepout - raising nearly $2m for homelessness support in the process. On...

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Pope Benedict's work challenges people to examine their lives in relationship to God

THE APOSTLES. Pope Benedict XVI. Our Sunday Visitor Publishing Division, Our Sunday Visitor, Inc. Huntington, Indiana . Reviewed by Barbara Flynn THE influence of the theological writings by Pope Benedict...

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Fr Michael travels home for Thanksgiving Masses at father's hospital bedside and childhood parish

NEWLY-ordained priest Fr Michael My Van Tran said he could feel God "very close" to him as he celebrated Mass with his family at his father's hospital bedside two weeks...

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Australian Church organisations staying vigilant against risks of modern slavery in supply chains

CATHOLIC organisations across Australia have assessed and addressed $4.5 billion of procurement spending across 13 high-risk goods and services with 45,000 suppliers in its 2023 modern slavery reporting. The reporting...

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The Lord is the salvation that holds us together, the comfort we always must look for

By Alessia Venier "REFRAIN from chewing the host, it's not a hamburger," I recall my Mum saying as she instructed us during a lesson of preparation for my First Holy...

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