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Plenary Council Second Assembly: Day 5 Highlights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIYrIC7Fxc0
Plenary Council Second Assembly: Members to reconsider two Plenary Council Motions
In the first afternoon session for Wednesday 7 July, an overwhelming majority of Members backed a motion to reconsider the two motions from Part 4 of the Council’s Motions and Amendments document entitled “Witnessing to the Equal Dignity of Women and Men”.
Plenary Council Second Assembly: Members called to a deeper discernment
All four motions in part 3 of the document – entitled “Called by Christ – Sent Forth as Missionary Disciples” – achieved qualified majorities on both rounds of voting. Two-thirds of voters present must support a motion to achieve a qualified majority. Photo: Fiona Basile/ACBC
Members of the Plenary Council are being invited to spend additional time to discern after two motions did not ...
Plenary Council Second Assembly: Day 3 Highlights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9v7KrvQB3I
Day 3 highlights video from the Second Assembly of the Fifth Plenary Council. Video: Neil Helmore/ACBC.
Plenary Council Second Assembly: Day 2 Highlights
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsSmZ8EiSBI
Council Members listen to wisdom from theological advisors
At the beginning of the second full day of the Second Assembly of the Plenary Council, Members received input from two of the Council’s theological advisers, also known as Periti. Photo: Fiona Basile/ACBC.
At the beginning of the second full day
of the Second Assembly of the Plenary Council, Members received input from two
of the Council’s theological advisers — or periti — on topics being...
Plenary Council Second Assembly: “Cling to the Cross,” says Bishop Macbeth-Green
Wilcannia-Forbes Bishop Columba Macbeth-Green OSPPE has told Members gathered for the Second Assembly of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia we need to cling to the cross.
National wage case decision gives low-income earners breathing space but still well below poverty line
The decision by the Fair Work Commission to increase the National Minimum Wage by 5.2 percent is welcome but workers on low incomes will still struggle to make ends meet.
Caritas Australia raises over $3.5 million for Ukraine Appeal
Since the start of the conflict, Caritas Australia has raised more than $3.5 million for its Ukraine Appeal.
