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Miracle Prayers network continues to flourish after 10 years
Founded under the guidance of New Zealand priest Fr John Rea in October 2013, the Miracle Prayers network includes a monthly healing service, monthly street outreach, an international intercession list published via social media and private prayer sessions by appointment.
Love the focus for 2024 Mandorla Art Award: Entries now open
2024 promises to be Mandorla’s most exciting award yet, with the inclusion of a major new prize category, the New Norcia Artist Residency Prize.
New leadership team for the Sisters of Mercy
The new leadership team for the Sisters of Mercy Australia and Papua New Guinea bring to their new roles considerable wisdom and experience obtained from diverse backgrounds in mission and ministry.
Notre Dame launches new Research Strategy
The strategy closely aligns with Notre Dame’s broader 2022-26 Strategic Plan, which recognised research as a key pillar supporting the University’s future direction and growth.
WALKING TOGETHER: Archbishop Tim’s Weekly Thoughts on Reflection from the Synod [Week 4]
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Monday 23 October, 2023
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,
As I begin writing this letter, I am sitting in Saint Peter’s Basilica waiting for the Mass for the Feast of St Luke to begin. I will have you all, and those who are dear to you, in my prayers during this Mass. But I will not finish the letter this morning - it will grow over the coming days.
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Culture of Vocation brings Perth Archdiocese together
During this time, guests also had the opportunity to view the Vocations Office’s new Strategic Plan, prayer booklet, and other important materials.
First Chapel of St Therese of Lisieux celebrates centenary anniversary
The centenary Mass marked the anniversary of the first chapel in Australia to be dedicated to St Therese of Lisieux and part of the Convent for the Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions, now known as the Catholic Pastoral Centre.
Highgate Grotto blessed and re-dedicated after COVID delays
Restoration work on the stonework began when the structure’s stability was threatened by overgrown plants, causing the grotto to be cordoned off for safety while repairs were completed.
Traditional olive harvest brings MercyCare volunteers together
Among the volunteers were MercyCare staff, their families, local residents, and current clients from refugee and asylum-seeker backgrounds.
Clergy gain further skills in data security
In today’s increasingly digital world, the threat of cyberattacks and data breaches is a growing concern, with potential financial and reputational consequences.
