ACU

Thursday, June 01

Celebrating 10 years of poetry prize

The Australian Catholic University (ACU) Prize for Poetry, one of Australia’s richest poetry prizes, is celebrating a decade this year.

KI parishioner puts theology into practice

Separated by land and sea from the nearest university, Kangaroo Island parishioner Paul Bennett is far from isolated as he undertakes full time studies in theology and liturgy.

Women from Iran, Iraq, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Burundi, Somalia, Eritrea, Vietnam and Australia joining together for a Mother’s Day celebration hosted by Circle of Friends 111 in 2018.

Study to explore refugee settlement

The experiences of one of Adelaide's northern council areas in the settlement of refugees will form part of a national study that has been initiated by the Edmund Rice Centre for Justice and Community Education.

Leaders gather to consider Catholic policy response to COVID-19

Leaders of Catholic agencies and a number of external experts gathered online recently to consider the challenges of the pandemic for Australians and what the Catholic community can contribute to public policy ideas to bolster the country’s COVID-19 recovery.

Faith in a time of crisis

The spread of the COVID-19 virus has created a situation of crisis in Australia and around the globe. Many countries are suffering from an exponential rate of infection with extraordinarily high numbers of deaths, affecting especially the sick and the frail elderly. This is a public health emergency of a scale we have not previously known. It is also an event of great personal tragedy for the gravely ill and their families, and for the bereaved.