Director for the Office of Evangelisation from the Diocese of Broken Bay, Daniel Ang, who is also a member of the Executive Committee, Plenary Council 2020, gave this insightful outline at the commencement of the process in 2018.
As most readers of the Record Magazine would know, this is the question which is at the heart of the Plenary Council for which the Church in Australia is preparing at the moment.
Midland parishioner Elijah Boylen recalled to The Record first hand his experience of attending the 2017 Australian Catholic Youth Festival in Sydney.
So, what will be discussed at the 2020 Plenary Council? The honest answer to this question is that we do not know.
For the next year, the Australian Catholic community will play a huge part in contributing their thoughts and suggestions through a process of discernment to consider its’ future, as they approach the 2020 Plenary Council (PC).
2018 was an especially strong year both for documentaries and for fictional films exploring real-life issues, the ramifications of racism in particular. Other timely topics included the place of social media in contemporary life and the centennial of the end of World War I.
For almost 20 years, Archdiocesan agency Catholic Outreach, which is dedicated to supporting parishes across Perth, had been directed by Peter Mc Minn.
St John of God Subiaco Hospital is the first facility in the world to offer patients a new drug to help treat pancreatic cancer as a part of a world-first inhuman clinical trial.
After almost a year of training and fundraising, eight people representing Catholic Mission concluded their trekking adventure with Mass at Yangon’s St Mary Cathedral last month.
A scriptural verse from the prophet Micah has been chosen as the next theme for the 2020 Mandorla Art Awards.