Centre of it all ...

Sydney
27 July 2003

Centre of it all ...

Two new bishops for Sydney

New bishops at cutting edge of Church

From sailor to bishop

Neocatechumenate priest for Redfern

Pokie tax threatens club aid to Church

Honours to chapel couple

Origin star, author, surf champ lend hand to Youth Off Streets

Four-day visit to Slovakia

Sydney group breaks Holy Land ‘drought’

Pope gives $10m aid

Unusable gifts cost Vinnies $½m a year

Specs to aid St Lucy’s

Finnish choir at St Francis

Editorial: Themes of ministry

Letters: Richness of our faith

Conversation: Jim Grainger, director of Centacare Broken Bay - ‘Following Christ’s ideals’ of caring

Three years on, Gershom pulls out all the stops ...

Father of four ‘honoured’ by L’Arche appointment

Checking to see if Mr Right’s in site

Mary MacKillop focus of digital learning aid

Franciscan’s journey in a new era of pilgrimage

World Youth Day on web

Blessing at the centre of it all

Centre of it all ...

The Archbishop of Sydney, Dr George Pell, unveils a plaque after a ceremony to open the new Polding Centre and bless the building and all who work in it.

The new administration office building for the Sydney archdiocese is a place where people do hidden but vital work for the Church, he said.

The archbishop visited each floor to bless the offices individually.

The centre -- at 133 Liverpool St, Sydney - houses the archdiocesan chancery and 18 different agencies including Centacare, Catholic Mission, the Catholic Education Commission of NSW and The Catholic Weekly.