Sydney
18 February 2001

The sick are not a burden

Health care workers need pastoral assistance

“Where do we draw the line?” Young pro-lifers protest against late-abortion US judge

When in Sydney… he reads The Weekly

Women’s Commission a ‘leap of faith’

Cloning in breach of UNESCO human rights document: CWL

Church welcomes Victoria’s ‘responsbile’ gambling controls

CWL sponsors East Timorese woman to visit Rome

Church in frontline of AIDS health care

Intervention program aims to combat anxiety disorders in children

Much can be learnt from the suffering of sick: Worldwide Day of the Sick shows sick central to Church’s ministry

Health care for benefit of sick not medical research

Editorial: Sickness softens the hard of heart

Letters: Inappropriate promotion

Justice beyond borders: Sandie Cornish, Australian Catholic Social Justice Council executive officer

Reflection: Problems with a liberal society

New project to help anxious kids

Jubilee CD celebrates lives and school history

Under the oak tree: The committed one

Seeking to be a loving bulwark against violence

18 Feb 01

When in Sydney… he reads The Weekly



Fr Gianfranco Grieco, a senior reporter for the Vatican’s newspaper L’Osservatore Romano, was in Sydney last week to report on the World Day of the Sick. We snapped him taking morning coffee and catching up on all the local and international news in The Catholic Weekly.  Photo: Dan McAloon