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The Feast of St Mark - Gospel writer and evangelist

Apr 26, 2024

ON April 25, Catholics usually celebrate the feast of St Mark the Evangelist, whose attributed writings make up one of the four gospel accounts. However, this year it was moved to April 26. The Gospel of Mark is one of the synoptic Gospels, and provides...

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On Anzac Day we remember that life has victory over death

Apr 26, 2024

This is Brisbane Archbishop Mark Coleridge’s homily from Mass on Anzac Day WARFARE has changed dramatically in the span of time we remember on Anzac Day. Perhaps the greatest emblem of that change was the dropping of the atom bomb on Hiroshima on...

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The trip of a lifetime for Stanthorpe students visiting Anzac sites in France

Apr 25, 2024

IT will be an Anzac Day like no other before. Only ten days before, 36 students from St Joseph's School in Stanthorpe, within Toowoomba Diocese, left for a first-time ever International Tour with six staff members and suitcases filled with Australian...

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I'm grateful my father made me study Latin - long may the classical languages continue

Apr 24, 2024

By Jo Hayes A SWELTERING summer afternoon in Brisbane, in the late 1990s. School has finished for the day. The school grounds are unusually silent. And I am sitting in a stifling hot classroom, sorting out my Latin declensions. I wasn't being punished...

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Broken Bay priest lifts up cancer diagnosis in prayer for vocations

Apr 24, 2024

BROKEN Bay priest Fr Sam French, who has a large online following, revealed yesterday that he had been diagnosed with cancer and had undergone a successful surgery. The priest who is known for his comedic and informative videos, which have raked in millions...

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Monica looks for the face of Jesus in everyone she meets

Apr 23, 2024

MONICA Molloy loves her neighbours. She can name just about every person in her street, the names of their children and a little tidbit about each of them. If pushed, she could probably name everyone in the Nundah-Banyo parish too. She loves to...

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Pope offers prayers for prisoners of war and victims of torture

Apr 22, 2024

POPE Francis has appealed to countries at war to release prisoners and offered special prayers for those who have endured torture. At the end of his weekly general audience , Pope Francis said that he knew “our thoughts, all of ours, go at this...

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Hundreds of mourners farewell Fr Marty Larsen at Funeral Mass

Apr 19, 2024

BRISBANE priest Fr Marty Larsen was remembered by family, friends, students, parishioners and colleagues as a warm priest who had a "great sense of fun and a wonderful spirituality" at a Funeral Mass at St Stephen's Cathedral yesterday, April 18. Brisbane...

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Retiring journalist Mark Bowling reflects on a turbulent decade reporting for the Church

Apr 19, 2024

IN a wooden chest of draws at home, I keep copies of The Catholic Leader. Over the last decade, I've accumulated deep piles of the newspaper that report and reflect on one of the most testing of times for the Church. Some could argue the last decade has...

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Sydney archbishop urges faithful not to respond to violence with fear or reprisal, but peace

Apr 17, 2024

SYDNEY Archbishop Anthony Fisher has urged peace in the aftermath of the attack on an Assyrian orthodox church on Monday night. Archbishop Fisher has said Sydney faithful deserved to "worship without fear," as tensions remained high after a week...

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