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US marriage programs aim to answer Pope Print E-mail

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One of the themes Pope Benedict XVI returns to again and again is marriage and the family. As the popularity of divorce continues and families are subjected to ever new trials, the Pope knows that forming and maintaining a Christian marriage in the 21st century is no easy task.
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Anglicans see blunt talk from Catholics as sign of friendship Print E-mail

Cardinal Walter KasperMonday 4 August 2008

Behind the headlines about tough words from Roman Catholic observers at the Anglican Communion's Lambeth Conference there also was straight talk about the blunt words only real friends could say.
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New nuncio appointed to Chad and Central African Republic Print E-mail
Mgr Jude Thaddeus OkoloMonday 4 August 2008

Australian Catholic Bishops Conference President, Archbishop Philip Wilson, yesterday warmly congratulated Monsignor Jude Thaddeus Okolo, counsellor at Canberra’s Apostolic Nunciature in Canberra, on his appointment as Apostolic Nuncio to Chad and the Central African Republic.
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Papal intention: respect for creation Print E-mail

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Pope Benedict XVI will be praying this August that all may be more aware of the gift of creation.

The Apostleship of Prayer announced the general intention chosen by the Pope, "That the human family may know how to respect God's design for the world and thus become ever more aware of the great gift of God which Creation represents for us."
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Cardinal George Pell and Archbishop Barry Hickey to inaugurate Notre Dame’s new Vice Chancellor Print E-mail
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Professor Celia Hammond is to be inaugurated as the third Vice Chancellor of The University of Notre Dame Australia on Monday 4 August, 2008.
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Church’s Professional Standards Committee meeting welcomes Papal apology to victims of abuse Print E-mail
Friday 1 August 2008

The Catholic Church’s National Committee for Professional Standards today welcomed Pope Benedict XVI’s recent apology to victims of abuse by Church personnel as an important step in the ongoing process of healing the deep wounds inflicted by such abuse.
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Desecration of Host Not Seen as Free Speech Print E-mail

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The Confraternity of Catholic Clergy is proposing Friday as a national day of prayer and fasting in the wake of the desecration of the Eucharist by a Minnesota professor.
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Anglicans seek union with Rome Print E-mail
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The Holy See is following with "serious attention" the request from the Traditional Anglican Communion for "full, corporate, sacramental union" with Rome.
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Ecumenical relations at risk Print E-mail
Cardinal KasperThursday 31 July 2008

The episcopal ordination of women will mean a "step backward" for dialogue between Catholics and Anglicans, warned Cardinal Walter Kasper at the Anglican Communion's Lambeth Conference.
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Catholic Bishop welcomes reforms to immigration detention policy Print E-mail

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The Federal Government’s announcement yesterday of a new policy to restrict the use of mandatory detention for asylum seekers was a welcome move to a more humane system of testing protection claims, the Catholic Church said today.

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JRS welcomes changes to Australia's detention regime Print E-mail
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Yesterday morning the Minister for Immigration Chris Evans announced a comprehensive set of reforms to Australia's system of accepting asylum seekers. Central to these reforms is the limitation of mandatory detention to the management of health, identity and security checks, people who have not complied with visa conditions and those who represent a risk to the community.
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No offramps on the road to Christian unity Print E-mail
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The archbishop of Westminster says he is not skeptical about the ecumenical dialogue going on between the Anglican Communion and the Catholic Church.
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Vatican OK's 1st Section of Missal Translation Print E-mail
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The Vatican Congregation for Divine Worship and the Sacraments approved the first section of the new English translation of the Roman Missal.
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Eluana should not be left for dead Print E-mail
Eluana EnglaroTuesday 29 July 2008

By Jesús Colina

Twenty-five doctors are appealing to Italian courts for the life of a 37-year-old woman who has come to be known as Italy's Terri Schiavo.
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Be a sport! Print E-mail

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Because Pope John Paul II understood just how important a role sports play in our culture, he addressed the topic in some 120 addresses.

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The New Age of the Holy Spirit Print E-mail
Holy Spirit WindowMonday 28 July 2008

By Father John Flynn, LC

In a message to World Youth Day pilgrims, published as Benedict XVI arrived in Sydney, Australia, the Pontiff quoted a saying attributed to St. Augustine: “If you wish to remain young, seek Christ.”
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Church leaders committed to providing psychological treatment services Print E-mail

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Australian Catholic Bishops Conference President, Archbishop Philip Wilson today confirmed that the Bishops and Religious Leaders remain firmly committed to providing appropriate clinical services to priests, religious and Church personnel in need of psychological treatment.

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2nd National Prayer Crusade for Vocations Print E-mail
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On Sunday, 7 September 2008, the Knights of the Southern Cross (KSC) will launch their 2nd National Prayer Crusade for Vocations.
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Sudanese find a place to call home Print E-mail
Cardinal WakoFriday 25 July 2008

On Saturday, 26 July 2008, Cardinal Gabriel Zubeir Wako, Archbishop of Khartoum, Sudan, will officially bless the new Sudanese Catholic Community Centre at All Saints Parish Hall, 105 King William Street, Fitzroy.
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Making Jesus Real Mosaic Print E-mail

Making Jesus Real MosaicThursday 24 July 2008

At Holy Cross Catholic Primary School, New Gisborne, we operate Making Jesus Real (MJR), a social skills, values and attitudes program based on the teachings of Our Lord, Jesus Christ. It is based on four pillars: Welcoming, Encouraging, Saying sorry, and Thanking people – WEST. 
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