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25 May 2003
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‘Good morning ... welcome to Crossroads’
Pockets of ‘very deep poverty’ - Tim Fischer launches Vinnies Winter Appeal
Time, place right for launch, to be sure, to be sure
Exploring faith at Branches
Young need education on media: Br Kelvin
‘Advocate for poor’
Pope honours Sir William, Lady Deane
Sculpture tribute to nuns
Inside the Inquisition archives
Edmund Rice superannuation forum
Bishops focus on asylum seekers, racism
Leagues club buys dignity for destitute
Catholic University produces second Bible aid in Chinese
Caritas calling: Uganda needs help
Spirituality and suicide
Casimir, De La Salle quick to respond
Yell! For fresh tunes
Editorial: Without fear or favour
Letters: Depth of understanding
Conversation: Molly Griffiths - retiree and Compeer volunteer - Sunday outings, music ... that’s what friends are for
A call for volunteers
What the single life can teach us
Serra clubs ‘foster spiritual growth’
Obituary: Trangie’s priest was ordained ‘to serve all God’s people’
Celebrating 200 years of Mass appeal
The Rosary - ‘a treasure to be rediscovered’
Scalabrinians choose new leaders
Media studies ‘can play a major role’
‘Advocate for poor’
The 2003 Winter Appeal is the last for Pat O’Flynn in his role as NSW president of the St Vincent de Paul Society.
Owen Rogers, executive officer of the Society, says much has been achieved under Mr O’Flynn’s directorship.
“He has great compassion and a desire to help the less fortunate in the community, whether they are from the city or the bush,” he said.
“He has been an advocate for the marginalised, the outcast, the poor and the homeless.”
Mr O’Flynn, who retires next month, will become president of the Matthew Talbot Hostel management committee.