The
Catholic Weekly
Online
Sydney
12 October 2003
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Vatican:
‘Pray for Pope’ call not meant to alarm
Honour
shared by all
Como
jubilee
Church
offers $2.1m
Mercy
day
Compeer
reaches farther out
‘Urgent’
message
Faith
‘keeps you going’
‘Free
people from fear’
Mission
Week program
City
Mission conference
Editorial:
A jubilee prayer
Letters:
Man of stature
Conversation:
Fr John Andersen, parish priest on the banks of the Amazon - Baptism query, then
it was the barrel of a gun
Pluralism,
truth, conscience
Spiritan
leader wants recruits
50
years of service to children in Vic
Day
of the Emperors
Achieving
pregnancy
Sports
stars, ‘Mentals’ back Vinnies Fun Fest
Role
for the didjeridoo
It’s
‘mission accomplished’ for parish evangelisation experiment
Holiday
with a mission
Mercy day
Pictured, from left, at the Sydney archdiocese’s Catholic Communications are (standing) Cassie Hawdon, Winnie Shum, Millie Young, Sylvia Niwczyk, Rachael Tomkins, Yoostina Jang and Eliza Long and (seated) Rénèe Rifkin and Cassie Long
Students from Mercy College, Chatswood, visited more than 30 hospitals, schools
and charities as part of their annual Mercy day of outreach in honour of Catherine
McAuley.
These included St Lucy's School for the Blind, the Sacred Heart Hospice, Darlinghurst, the Matt Talbot Hostel in Wooloomooloo and St Vincent de Paul in Chatswood and Caritas.