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Striving for ethical chocolate
The Easter chocolate rush might be over but a group of St Aloysius College students is continuing its campaign to highlight the issue of child slavery in the chocolate industry.
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The Easter chocolate rush might be over but a group of St Aloysius College students is continuing its campaign to highlight the issue of child slavery in the chocolate industry.
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In a first for South Australia, a mini supermarket has been established at a Catholic school to support students with hands-on learning experiences.
Schools
Opening its doors at the start of 2022, Compass Catholic Community is providing a unique educational offering which is receiving the thumbs-up from young people in the northern suburbs.
In a first for Catholic Education SA, 12 educators (and a dog) have been recognised in the inaugural Catholic Education Awards announced last night.
'Listening with the ear of your heart' is the theme of Pope Francis’ message for World Communications Day being celebrated in Australia on May 22 this year.
The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference has elected Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB president of the Conference and re-elected Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP vice-president on the opening day of its plenary meeting.
A deep love and respect for St Mary MacKillop was evident amongst a group of faithful who journeyed to Adelaide last month as part of the first pilgrimage to the State in more than two years.
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Carmelites around the world, including lay Carmelites in Adelaide, are rejoicing the forthcoming canonisation of Brother Titus Brandsma. Also being canonised is French priest Charles de Foucauld whose writings inspired the foundation of the Little Sisters of Jesus which has a presence in Adelaide and Alice Springs.
So soon after our State election we are now facing a Federal election. Once again let’s reflect upon the election in the light of our faith and take seriously the responsibility of voting for the best outcome for all in our country.
Australia’s Catholic bishops have reiterated their call for an increase in the intake of refugees as they urge voters to demand “a better kind of politics”.
A gathering of 32 men in a room at the back of the Cathedral Hall was the early beginnings of an Order that has served the South Australian Catholic community with its good works over the past 100 years.
As the Vatican released new instructions on the identity of Catholic schools, Dr Jill Gowdie spoke about her first weeks as assistant director, Catholic Identity and Mission, with Catholic Education SA.
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