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New Centacare leadership announced
Child protection and family support services specialist Leanne Haddad has been appointed director of Centacare Catholic Family Services.
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Child protection and family support services specialist Leanne Haddad has been appointed director of Centacare Catholic Family Services.
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Religious and community leaders used the annual Remembrance of the Shoah service in St Francis Xavier’s Cathedral to raise concerns about increasing antisemitism while warning of the dangers of staying silent.
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Participants of the Adelaide Diocesan Assembly held at Nazareth Catholic Community last month have pledged to take practical steps to fulfill the mission of the local Church.
What started as a simple enterprise idea for entry into the 2022 Future Anything National Finals could become a viable commercial venture for Year 9 Kildare College student, Lara Ridley, after The Butterfly Foundation and the Women’s and Children's Hospital have both shown their support for the concept.
The appointment of a temporary administrator of Caritas Internationalis will not impact the mission and work of Caritas Australia, says the humanitarian organisation’s CEO Kirsty Robertson.
With a long experience of persecution, the Christians of Baghdeda know that the bad times might return but they believe that “a Church that is not persecuted is a Church that does not carry Christ”, writes Filipe D’Avillez from Aid to the Church in Need.
St Thomas’ School Goodwood teacher Toby Priest has received the prestigious Norma Jenner Award for Excellence in Health & Physical Education Teaching (Primary Years) at the Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation SA PE Week dinner.
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It has been claimed that developing dementia is the biggest fear for Australians aged over 55 and statistics show it is the second leading cause of death in the country, which is why nurse Liezel Fourie is so committed to making a difference to the lives of patients and their families.
Fr Tony Densley and Fr Michael Brennan were ordained at a time of great excitement and hope for the Catholic Church as the reforms of Vatican II were being implemented around the world. Fifty years later, they reflected on their experience of priesthood with JENNY BRINKWORTH.
A group of students and staff from Cardijn College recently had a unique experience immersing themselves in a remote South Australian community with a focus on the Outback and local Indigenous peoples.
The Catholic Church has spent most of its existence being criticised by our ever-evolving society, however, hope was reignited in South Australia at Adelaide’s Diocesan Assembly 2022, writes youth delegate SISILINA SAUKURU.
On October 11 this year, we celebrated the 60th Anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council. In his opening address Pope John XXIII said: 'The greatest concern of this council is this: that the sacred and central truths of our Christian faith should be guarded and taught more effectively.' He continued: 'The substance of our central beliefs is one thing, and the way in which it is presented is another....we will also be attentive to these times, to new forms of life present in the modern world.'
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