Sydney
7 April 2002
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Roses welcome a 'Little Flower'
Archbishop, Bracks clash on embryos
Archbishop Pell widens net for Pentecost letter
Holocaust 'horror' remembered
Scrap refugee plan: bishops
New job for Catholic Weekly columnist
Graduates strive to revive cultural body
Centacare invests in a long future
St Pat's Girls' reunion
Quotes, claims online
Pro-life focus urged for Feast of Annunciation
4-star care at Calvary
The sword unsheathed
Editorial: Death with dignity
Letters: Santamaria and the DLP
Conversation: Inspiring students and 'making a difference' - Sharyn Dickerson, primary school principal
Reflections: Popularity of a saint forever young
Young flock to serve at Holy Family
Opinion: North Melbourne players kick a goal for morality
From virgin field to new school in three weeks
Obituary: Fr Ted - at home in two St Joseph's
Obituary: Visionary priest left a 'magnificent' memorial
Roses welcome a 'Little Flower'
Red and white roses greeted the reliquary of the Little Flower, St Thérèse of Lisieux, when she 'came home' to a house of her own brothers and sisters - the Discalced Carmelites - in outer Sydney. St Thérèse called herself only a little wildflower or an unpetalled rose, but she has always been associated with the most beautiful roses. The Discalced Carmelite parish of Our Lady of Mt Carmel, Varroville, was decorated with bunches of red and white roses in anticipation of her reliquary's arrival on March 25.