Caritas Australia has this week reported that the response to the clean-up following the destruction caused by Typhoon Hagupit is well under way.

The Shepparton priest released his new and much awaited acoustic album, Something About You, to the delight of thousands of expectant fans on October 25.

More than 50 young men and women from the Neocatechumenal Way in Perth undertook a pilgrimage to Adelaide earlier this year in search of their vocation.

A submission from the Catholic Church’s Truth Justice and Healing Council to the child abuse Royal Commission has called for a mandatory national victims’ redress scheme operated by Government but funded by the institutions responsible for the abuse.

Caritas Australia started in the early 1960s among lay Catholics who wanted to make a difference on issues of social justice. To tackle the issues of hunger and poverty, they created the Catholic Overseas Relief Committee in 1964.

TEENAGE tennis sensation Nick Kyrgios had all of Australia cheering him on last week during his incredible run at Wimbledon, including staff and students at his former high school, Daramalan College in Canberra. Kyrgios attended Daramalan, a Catholic school founded by the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart in 1962, from Years 9 to 12, graduating in 2012. School principal Rita Daniels to...

AUSTRALIAN Catholics recognise the need for the Church to do more for social justice, yet most don’t take part in social justice activities in their parish, according to research published by the Pastoral Research Office (PRO) last week. In its June newsletter, the PRO revealed that 75 per cent of Catholics are not regularly involved in parish activities that reach out to non-parishioner...

The Australian Catholic Bishops’ delegate for youth Bishop Anthony Fisher OP has announced that Cosmos tour company will coordinate travel arrangements for an estimated 2,000 Australians making the pilgrimage to World Youth Day (WYD) 2016 in Krakow, Poland.

Expectant mothers who suffer from eating disorders are hiding their lived experiences from family, friends and health care providers for fear of being stigmatised or being perceived as bad caregivers.

Prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura Cardinal Raymond Burke will visit Sydney and Melbourne in August. The American Cardinal arrives on August 26, and during his week-long visit will deliver several public talks and celebrate two Masses. In Sydney, Cardinal Burke will host a question and answer session at the University of Sydney on August 27, before celebrating ...