Catholic Weekly takes a holiday

Sydney
15 December 2002

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Catholic Weekly takes a holiday

The Catholic Weekly is closing for an extended period this Christmas to allow our hard-working and dedicated staff to take a proper Christmas holiday.

There will, of course, be a Christmas edition of the paper. This will be available in parishes in the week ending Sunday, December 22.

There will also be an end-of-year edition that will be available in parishes the following week, which ends on Sunday, December 29.

The Catholic Weekly will not publish again until the week ending Sunday, January 12.

But, because we print ahead of this schedule, our office will close earlier than this – from noon on Friday, December 20.

We will open again on Monday, January 6, 2003.

We wish all our readers a happy and holy Christmas.