Ecumenical study programs for Lent

Sydney
10 February 2002

Archbishop steps into fray over detainees

Worldwide theology video link

Archbishop clarifies divorce ban claims

New heads for 23 Sydney schools

Praise for Catholic Women's League as it launches 'into deep'

Archbishop: Red Mass is a reminder of 'different truth'

Like 'white Australia' policy - bishop

Woomera 'concentration camp'

Welfare groups offer care for children

Ecumenical study programs for Lent

Vietnamese New Year Mass

Editorial: Time for a 'fair go'?

Letters: Think of what the Lord's Prayer says

Conversation: Youth, mission and a 'call to sainthood' - Selina Hasham, World Youth Day co-ordinator

Reflections: In the steps of the Good Samaritan

Pope John Paul II: pilgrimage of peace

As one in hope

Lent: Words of Jesus 'ring out for us today'

No school, no running water for the folk who live in this not so super Dome

Inspirations: Would-be pilgrims' progress

Ecumenical study programs for Lent

As Lent progresses, parishioners seeking study material to aid their prayer and reflection are invited to obtain two ecumenical study programs.
Give Me Shelter has just been published by the South Australian Heads of Churches and reflects on refugee issues in light of the Gospel and is just $5 per copy.
For further information, telephone (08) 8221 6633, or email sacc2@picknowl.com.au
And a Canberra-Goulburn ecumenical group has prepared Surprising Encounters, available for $4 per copy by contacting (02) 6247 5041.