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Failure to raise the rate could entrench disadvantage

The belongings of the homeless lay sprawled across the sidewalk in Perth city. CSSA CEO Ursula Stephens says the original rate of JobSeeker is a barrier to work. Constantly struggling to pay rent and buy food, let alone health or dental care, makes it hard to look for and interview well for a job. Photo: Archdiocese of Perth. Catholic Social Services Australia CEO Ursula Stephens says the ...
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Vinnies National Council calls for good economic sense

The National Council of the St Vincent de Paul Society (Vinnies) in Australia has called on the Federal Government to implement several key social policy issues. If addressed in the 2021-22 Budget, the key social policy issues would significantly improve many Australians’ lives and stimulate economic growth.

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Spiritual Bouquet of 2000 Masses for ‘poor priests’

Aid to the Church in Need Australia launched a prayer campaign asking people to add to a spiritual bouquet of Masses praying for the multitude of needs surrounding the pandemic, as Australia notes the one-year anniversary of the first case of Covid-19.

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A priest celebrating Mass in Bolivia.

NATIONAL: Online World Day of the Sick forum to discuss pandemic challenges

Catholic Health Australia and the Australian Catholic University have joined forced to host a major online forum to discuss how solidarity and cooperation are key to dealing with the challenges of COVID-19.

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A prayer book with an image of Christ is seen at the chapel beside a "healing" tree in Hasnon, France, Dec. 5, 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sick people in northern France occasionally leave garments in healing trees or "arbres a loques" in the hope of a cure, following a tradition that persists since pre-Roman times. (CNS photo/Pascal Rossignol, Reuters)

Vale Archbishop Philip Wilson

Archbishop Philip Wilson, who served as Bishop of Wollongong and Archbishop of Adelaide during 45 years of priestly ministry, has passed away in Adelaide on Sunday, 17 January at 70. Archbishop Wilson had suffered a series of health problems in recent years, including cancer. Even so, his death was unexpected. “We know that people across the country much loved Philip, but especially in the places he served – in Maitland-Newcastle, in Wollongong and here in Adelaide,” said Archbishop Patrick O’Regan, who last year succeeded Archbishop Wilson.

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Sydney marks centenary of the death of ‘Saint in waiting’ Eileen O’Connor

Sydney’s Auxiliary Bishop Terence Brady recognised the great courage and unfailing service to others, endured by Eileen O’Connor despite living with great personal suffering herself, at a special mass held on 10 January 2021, to mark the centenary of her death, as she remains on the path to becoming Australia’s second saint.

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Sunday of the Word of God set for February

The Church in Australia will celebrate the Sunday of the Word of God on the first Sunday in February each year, starting with 7 February 2021.

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A New Revised Standard Version Holy Bible. Photo: Adobe Stock

New national Catholic safeguarding agency established

The Catholic Church has established a new company to oversee all safeguarding, child protection and professional standards in Australia, creating a more focused and streamlined model.

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Archdiocese of Perth Vicar General, the Very Rev Fr Peter Whitely VG with attendees of the 2020 Annual Safeguarding Mass. Photo: Ron Tan.

Hon Chris Ellison reappointed as UNDA Chancellor

The Hon Chris Ellison has been reappointed Chancellor of The University of Notre Dame Australia (UNDA) for a second term.

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Philippines suffers extensive damage after being hit by multiple typhoons

More than 170,000 people have been affected by Typhoon Vamco, with around AUD$2.8 million of damage to agricultural land, which will take years to recover.

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