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Christmas Day television viewing – Papal Mass and documentary Print E-mail

Pope_Bendict021209_100Wednesday 23 December 2009

Free to air television will have a choice of Christmas morning viewing again this year, with Pope Benedict XVI’s Midnight Mass from St Peter’s Basilica airing on the ABC and a documentary, ‘Celebrate Christmas’ airing on Network 10.

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Pope brings canonisation of Mary MacKillop closer with second miracle confirmed Print E-mail

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Sunday 20 December 2009

The Sisters of Saint Joseph, The Archdiocese of Sydney and The Australian Catholics Bishops Conference announced overnight that Pope Benedict XVI in the Vatican has confirmed that the cure of the lady from inoperable lung cancer through the intercession of Blessed Mary MacKillop is a true miracle.

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Catholics Come Home founder returns to Australia Print E-mail

Catholics come homeFriday 18 December 2009

The architect of one of the world’s most successful TV outreach programs to non-practising Catholics, Mr Tom Peterson, of the US-based Catholics Come Home, has been in Australia this week, sharing his experiences in a series of workshops.

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Catholic Church welcomes move to make Internet safer Print E-mail

Computer kidsFriday 18 December 2009

The Catholic Church today welcomed the federal government’s announcement that it will move ahead with plans to filter out violent and pornographic websites containing material which has been refused classification, saying it was a sensible step towards internet safety.

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Blessing of Chapel of St Francis of Assisi, Padua College Print E-mail

Padua College ChapelWednesday 16 December 2009

This year has been a significant one in Padua College’s history with the building of a major identity piece at the Mornington Campus – the Chapel of St Francis of Assisi. This project has been many years in the planning and resourcing and has taken the better part of this year to construct; the result is truly an outstanding statement.

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Migrants are people, not money-makers Print E-mail

Archbishop MambertiWednesday 16 December 2009

A Vatican official is reminding an international security group that migrants are people, not just an economic or political force. Archbishop Dominique Mamberti, secretary for Vatican relations with states, said this earlier this month when he addressed the 17th Ministerial Council of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).

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Rome-Moscow relations begin new era Print E-mail

Pope Benedict XVI and President MedvedevTuesday 15 December 2009

Things are moving on the Eastern front. And more movement may be coming soon, as an old winter chill in Rome-Moscow relations seems to be thawing, with profound consequences for Europe and the entire world.

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