Sydney
6 April 2003

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Peace ... harmony

Rugby league scores a try in a GPS college

Passing the baton

Peaceful action for peace

Catholic Weekly takes a holiday over Easter

Tissue project wins archbishop’s grant

A voice for the disabled

Faith centre moves

Younger set is 50

Fr Chris is guest

Ecumenical Stations of the Cross in wetlands

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Editorial - Victims of war

Letters - Ash Wednesday

Conversation - Fr Patrick Byrne, Rome-based head of Children’s Mission: Big project or small, ‘it must be for kids’

Voice of Youth - Renaissance of thinking about the Middle Ages

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New home for new breed of priest

Christian Brothers spread social justice net

Luke’s Story wins award

300 at social justice forum

Music lets Andrew ‘share my faith’ ...

Peace ... harmony

Kieran Briscoe, Alice Johnson and Victoria Johnson (seated)

“Let there be peace on earth, and let it begin with me.” This was the theme for the Harmony Day celebrations at St Mark’s Primary School in Drummoyne.

The day began with a prayer service during which cultural diversity and peacemaking in the community were celebrated. Later the school ommunity walked around the bay to Rodd Point for a barbecue lunch. The children wore orange - the colour of Harmony Day - and made signs to carry bearing the message “Peace be with you” in several languages.