Live Christ's message of love

Sydney
26 January

School was out for summer

Bishops visit Canberra evacuation centres

Cash only, please

Vatican guide to politicians

Live Christ's message of love

World Meeting of Families

$960,000 grant aids inner city homeless

Pope's words by SMS

Youth camp call for volunteers

Relief, anxiety go hand in hand as kidsgo hand in hand to their new schools

How will your school score?

First day tears, but not just because of school

Editorial: A time to cherish

Letters: Religion of man

Conversation: Simon Katich, NSW cricket captain and test hopeful - Cricket's like faith: You have to believe

Reality of Christmas and the passion

Reaching out to a 'hidden population'

Ashbury, a quiet spot where retired nuns generate 'pastoral dynamism'

On the right wavelength

Clock-watching and the sports bra inspire students in HSC projects

Bowling club will go into retreat

Live Christ's message of love

Australian bishops are calling on families to commit to fostering a "lifestyle of forgiveness" on Australia Day (January 26).

Port Pirie Bishop Eugene Hurley, chairman of the Bishops' Committee for the Family and for Life, says this Australia Day comes at a time of exceptional tensions over Australia's response to asylum seekers, terrorism and possible war.

Catholics could show the way forward for the nation by living Christ's message of love in ordinary family life, he said.