Archbishop Costelloe Plenary Council Perth Closing Mass Homily
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The Homily of Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB for the Perth Closing Mass of the First Assembly of the Fifth Plenary Council on Sunday 10 October. Video: Max Hoh.
Plenary Council President Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB, spoke from the heart as he delivered his homily at the Perth Closing Mass of the First Assembly on Sunday 10 October, s...
Plenary Council’s task: ‘Reveal the face of Christ’
Melbourne Archbishop Peter Comensoli has said the Council’s task is to reveal the face of Christ – a face that blends cultures, languages, ethnicities and histories. Image: Adobe
In today’s Mass for the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia, Melbourne Archbishop Peter Comensoli has said the Council’s task is to reveal the face of Christ – a face that blends cultures, languages, ethnicities...
Fr Richard Lennan is from the Maitland-Newcastle Diocese. Photo: Sourced.
The
concept of “sniffing out” the presence of God in the world, articulated by
theologian Fr Richard Lennan in an address to the Fifth Plenary Council of
Australia, struck a chord with many members as they continued their
discernment.
Fr
Lennan, a priest of the Maitland-Newcastle Diocese and an expert adviser to th...
Jonathan Antony: Don’t stop the work of the Holy Spirit
By Fiona Basile, Archdiocese of Melbourne
23-year-old Jonathan Antony is participating in the daily online sessions in Perth, as he is preparing to marry fiancé Miriam McKenna in just a few weeks. Photo: Supplied.
Jonathan Antony from Melton, from Melbourne's outer west, is one of the 17 members representing the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne.
The 23-year-old is participating in...
Plenary Council contemplates wounds, seeking new peripheries
Day four of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia will take on a different feel, as members spend extra time offline, praying with and reflecting on questions about seeing through the eyes of those who have been abused and reaching those on the peripheries. Photo: Max Hoh.
Day four of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia has taken on a different feel, as Members spend extra time offline,...
Plenary Council Journey one for ‘dusty, patient pilgrims’
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Maronite
Archbishop Antoine-Charbel Tarabay OLM has spoken about the significance of the
Eastern Catholic Churches and the Latin Rite Church coming together as
“pilgrims” for the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia.
Archbishop Tarabay, who celebrated Thursday’s Mass for
the Plenary Council, said while the journey to the Council began in 2016, ...
Perth Vicar General Fr Peter Whitely told the assembly his group’s discernment on prayer sparked concerns that “too few young people in our schools have not yet been invited into a close relationship with Jesus”. Photo: Max Hoh.
The
278 members of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia have continued to break
open the 16 questions related to how we can create a more missionary,
Christ-centr...
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As
the first general assembly of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia nears the
halfway point, Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP has preached on the power of prayer
and trust in the Holy Spirit.
Celebrating
Mass for the third full day of the Council, Archbishop Fisher’s homily
reflected on Luke’s Gospel of the day, when the disciples ask Jesus h...
Council Members begin communal work of discernment
The first “spiritual conversations” of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia covered a broad range of thoughts and topics from Baptism being the place for fundamental conversion to the need for the Church to tend to its past and current failures.
Pope Francis sends blessings to historic Church event
Pope Francis greets the crowd as he arrives for his general audience in the Paul VI hall at the Vatican on 29 September, 2021. Photo: CNS/Paul Haring.
Pope Francis has sent greetings and blessings from Rome as the program for the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia, the first such event in this country in 84 years, began today.
A message read out during the opening plenary session
this mo...