Sydney
29 June 2003
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‘Unethical’
to kill an embryo
Roll on, Cologne
And
they’re racing ... to help Vinnies
‘Renewal
of my faith’
Seminar ‘rekindles Bible
fire’
Year 9 - May the force be with
you
‘Appoint acting judges’ to solve
visa backlog
Charity race day
Society needs to ‘share pain of others’
Bombs found at Mass site
Movement
seeks inquiry on Iraqi conflict
Cambridge
choir in Sydney visit
China visitors
The Catholic Weekly- Spiritual tension
Letters
Moral
values ‘a major role’ for the Church
Challenge
to your neighbourhood?
Jesus Christ,
the ultimate healer
Parents’ acts
inspired Sr Huyen
Religion, art ‘a
very powerful mix’
Classic
rite controversial, but ‘a jewel’
Real
feelings of life and faith
Bishop Peter
Ingham’s message
Clergy-principals’
conference day
Students share justice
issues
New team looks at needs
New director of vocations
Vocation
Awareness Diocesan Poster Competition
Diocesan
catechists train
Gothic paradise -
the legacy of Pugin
China visitors
Sydney readers of The Catholic Weekly have an opportunity to meet young people from haoqing, China, who are here on a study tour with Fr John Wotherspoon, an Australian Oblate of Mary Immaculate.
Fr John is in Sydney until August 2 with 28 students, aged 11-18, and two teachers from the Canadian-American School in Zhaoquing province in China.
“Our visit is a study tour, to practise
English and to experience Australian culture," he says.
“If any readers would
like to join us for any of our meals or activities and help us with conversation
practice you would be most welcome.”
Contact Fr John at john@china8.org
or leave a message at Sefton parish (02)
9644 4026.