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Assyrian Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel attacked at Sydney church

Apr 16, 2024

SYDNEY has been rocked by a second violent event in under a week, this time at Christ the Good Shepherd Church, an Assyrian community in Wakeley. Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was allegedly stabbed by a 15-year-old male. The talk was live-streamed and showed...

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Pope Francis to travel to Indonesia, Singapore, East Timor, and Papua New Guinea

Apr 16, 2024

POPE Francis will travel to the southeast Asian countries of Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor, and Singapore later this year. The 11-day multi-country voyage from September 2-13 will be the longest international trip of Francis' papacy. The trip...

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Six new icons glow with the glory of God at Holy Spirit Seminary

Apr 15, 2024

NEWLY finished icons of Saints Mary Magdalene, Peter, Mary Mother of God, John the Baptist, Paul and Mary of the Cross now light the way to the heart of the prayer life of Queensland's Holy Spirit Provincial Seminary. Brisbane Archbishop Mark Coleridge...

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Pope Francis and faith leaders praying for Australia after horror Sydney knife attack

Apr 15, 2024

FAITH leaders have expressed their sorrow at the shocking knife attack that killed six people at a Sydney shopping centre last Saturday. Five women and a male security guard were killed by Joel Cauchi, 40, during the stabbing rampage at Bondi Junction...

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Fr Marty Larsen dies unexpectedly, remembered as a warm friend and pastoral priest

Apr 12, 2024

BRISBANE priest Fr Marty Larsen is being remembered by parishioners, friends and family as a pastoral and energetic priest who brought a lot of good cheer to his parishes. In a message to staff, Brisbane archdiocese leadership said Fr Larsen died unexpectedly...

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Fr Peter Doherty humbled and blessed to take next step in ministry

Apr 12, 2024

NEWLY-ordained Rockhampton priest Fr Peter Doherty says he feels God's peace having taken his next step in his Christian life. "I'm under no illusions that it will always be blue skies and sunny days, but I've learned on my Christian journey that God...

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It is no surprise the Apostles chose to go fishing after the death of Jesus, Terry Lees writes

Apr 11, 2024

By Terry Lees FOLLOWING the Resurrection of Jesus from the dead, Simon Peter and the other disciples returned to Galilee where their encounter with Jesus first began. On the Sea of Galilee, they tried to relive their former occupation as professional...

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Why Doubting Thomas resonates with us

Apr 11, 2024

SAINT Thomas' devotion is overshadowed by one moment of doubt. He witnessed the ministry of Jesus. He saw the miracles first hand. He gave up everything to be one of the chosen few. Hiding in that room, St Thomas would have been devastated by his lack...

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Writer behind 'Uncle John' was a faith-filled country mum

Apr 10, 2024

By Greg Harbort SOME readers might remember Uncle John's Children's Page ran in The Catholic Leader from 1955 to 1980. The page was filled with puzzles, pen pals, jokes and riddles and illuminating facts and stories for children and adults alike. What...

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The Church by the numbers -- more Catholics, but fewer vocations

Apr 10, 2024

THE number of Catholics worldwide increased by 14 million in 2022, according to the Holy See's 2022 Statistical Yearbook of the Church released earlier this month and highlighted in a report by the newspaper L'Osservatore Romano. The figures from 2021...

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