By Ashley Prisk  CATHOLIC life is rich with charisms, gifts of the Spirit that find expression through founders, saints and ...

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BRISBANE Archbishop Shane Mackinlay encouraged St Stephen’s Cathedral’s guides and welcomers to speak from their faith when ...

CHURCH leaders voiced the plight of some of Australia’s most vulnerable in the halls of Canberra over two days of talks. Catholic Social Services Australia brought together Church leaders, providers, ...

STUDENTS at Mt St Michael’s College, Ashgrove, are living up to the charism of their founders by bringing educational ...

UNIVERSITY of Queensland students are drawing close to St John Henry Newman like a “spiritual grandfather” for his “love of ...

THE first time Rosa Montegrande went to a Catholic retreat, she was told, “God needs His widows”. “I’m not a widow,” she remembered saying, “but the idea just stuck in my mind.” She had come to the ...

THE door of a Catholic Church is often the last place most people will haunt – except when it comes to a scary story. When the lights dim in a scary movie or the page turns in a spine-chilling novel, ...

BUILDING a community that supports parents who have lost a baby or child is what led to the annual PAIL (Pregnancy and Infant ...

ALL Souls’ Day in the Church is a day of prayer and remembrance for all the faithful departed. “The Church teaches that our ...

BRISBANE priest Fr Van Huong Nguyen died suddenly aged 76 on Sunday, October 26.  “Fr Huong was a truly holy man whose life was a beacon of faith and compassion,” parish priest Fr Nigel Sequeira said ...

FOR most of his life Harold Conrod had done what was in front of him – school and university. “I realised that I never took the time to stop and think, what does God want from me, and for me?” he said ...