Sydney
22 April 2001

On top of the world

Ruddock takes on Social Justice Council: Immigration Minister claims refugee centres are better than many Australian homes

Cardinal Clancy in stable condition following surgery

Secular press helps build interfaith relations – by mistake

John Paul II Institute to take students from July

Deputy Ridgeway – a first for Aborigines

International meeting of Good Samaritan Sisters

Our readers help raise $24,000 towards ‘rubbish dump’ childcare centre

Call for Catholic parents to enter schools debate

Dutch euthanasia “cheap solution” – Right to Life

Church backs parental leave for casuals

East Timor’s Bishop Belo to receive honorary degree

Quo vadis adoption? The search goes on …

Editorial: Abortion is forever too

Letters: Injustice and poverty

One Nation spectre gave birth to Unity: Dr Peter Wong MLC

Reflection: On the future of Anzac Day

Titanic mystery shares stage with classics

Wrapping up basic education

Celebrating women and family

22 Apr 01

Cardinal Clancy in stable condition following surgery

Cardinal Clancy is in a stable condition after undergoing surgery to clear a minor obstruction to the bowel.

The 77-year-old cardinal was admitted to St Vincent’s private hospital last week suffering from a bout of severe abdominal pain and was operated on immediately.

The bowel obstruction was apparently caused by adhesions from an old appendix operation.

The cardinal was in intensive care following the operation but was later moved to a recovery room where he was soon receiving visitors.

Due to his condition, the cardinal was unable to preside at the Easter ceremonies at St Mary’s Cathedral.

Bishop David Cremin presided over last Thursday’s Chrism Mass, while Bishop Robinson presided at the other Easter ceremonies.