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Parramatta goes for growth with pastoral plan

A Pastoral Plan for the Catholic Diocese of Parramatta was launched on the weekend of 22-23 February.

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Latin Mass gains stability to enrich Melbourne

Melbourne’s Latin Mass centre has been officially elevated to the status of a “personal parish” of the Archdiocese.

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Uncertainty over Medjugorje event

Catholics in Australia’s Eastern States are confused about the upcoming visit of renowned Medjugorje author Wayne Weible.

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Adelaide, but not Tasmania, to host 40 Days for Life

Claims that the Archdiocese of Adelaide had banned 40 Days for Life have proved to be incorrect, with confirmation the State will host the pro-life campaign commencing next week.

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New postulants a welcome boost for Dominicans

Four new postulants have joined the Dominican Order in Australia, with the group moving in to St Laurence’s Priory in North Adelaide recently.

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Uncertainty over Medjugorje event

Catholics in Australia’s Eastern States are confused about the upcoming visit of renowned Medjugorje author Wayne Weible. Mr Weible is conducting an Australian tour from February 28 to March 15, where he will speak at 14 venues in Tasmania, Victoria and New South Wales. The Record understands Catholic priests, religious and laity in the area are uncertain whether attendance at Mr Weib...
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Medjugorje author Wayne Weible, pictured here in 2010 speaking in Hong Kong, is scheduled to visit Australia next week. PHOTO: ONLINE

Battle been going on for years

The recent battle between abortion supporters and the Helpers of God’s Precious Infants in Albury is the latest in a string of incidents that goes back several years. Peta Evans of the Helpers of God’s Precious Infants told The Record there has always been opposition to the prayer vigils, but that it has escalated in the past few years. “It began with the Albury City Council rangers t...
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In 2011, abortion advocates used a large sheet to block a camera used by the Helpers of God's Precious Infants, which they claimed invaded the privacy of those entering the clinic. The abortion facility has now installed its own surveillance cameras. PHOTO: ONLINE

Crossroads walkers take a stand for life

Ten young Catholics who have been taking the pro-life message to all parts of Australia’s east for the last month completed their walk from Brisbane to Melbourne on February 8. Taking part in the Crossroads Australia walk, the participants travelled through Newcastle, Sydney and Canberra on their way to Melbourne, where the journey ended with a pro-life rally on the steps of Parliament. ...
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The Crossroads walkers spent time speaking at parishes and praying outside abortion clinics in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Albury pro-lifers at war again

A three-year campaign by abortion advocates to end pro-life vigils in rural Victoria may have finally reached its conclusion after the issue was referred to State Parliament. The Helpers of God’s Precious Infants have held prayer vigils outside the Fertility Control Centre’s abortion clinic on Englehardt Street in Albury for the past 15 years. Initially, the vigils were only for two h...
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The Helpers of God’s Precious Infants hold prayer vigils outside the abortion clinic every Thursday. PHOTO: THE BORDER MAIL

Show goes on despite letters, petition

Various faith groups have joined in their concern over a controversial show that features in Adelaide’s upcoming Fringe Festival. Muslims and Jews joined Catholics in voicing their disapproval of the show, which is called ‘Come Heckle Christ’ and encourages members of the crowd to verbally abuse and throw items at a man dressed as Christ. The show is advertised as the perfect show for...
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Melbourne comedian Joshua Ladgrove dresses as Jesus Christ and encourages members of the audience to yell at him and throw things at him, in a performance called ‘Come Heckle Christ’. The show has been labelled as offensive by Catholics, Muslims and Jews, but is yet to be cancelled. PHOTO: ONLINE

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