The
Catholic Weekly
Online
Sydney
19 October 2003
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Peace
in our hands
Jubilee
week for Pope
Special
guests at Mother Teresa’s beatification
School
insurance hike
Honoured
by university
It’s
truly feminine and truly beautiful
Spiritually
renewed by Lourdes
$1.75m
for Caritas
Catholic
Women’s Network
Board
short bonanza for Vinnies
Advice
to lectors, acolytes
Much
deeper reality
Editorial:
Time for tribute
Letters:
Barrel of a gun
Conversation:
Terry Hanley, lay missionary who has spent nearly 15 years in the field - Happy
to ‘spend rest of my life in Africa’
What
is peace like?
Religion
test upsurge
Malouf
on campus
Ministry
of Jesus to the sick and dying
‘Father,
this is your life’
‘Priest
in residence’ honoured
Bushland
setting for Thurgoona church
Full-on
disciple of Jesus
Active
practice of faith
Requiem
Mass for ‘Bacon Priest’
Peace in our hands
At right, littlies at St Brigid’s primary school show their artwork supporting the Peace Day message, Peace is in our hands
We should help others, play together happily, and live in harmony and peace.
That’s the message from students of St Brigid’s parish primary school in Marrickville.
Led by their school captains, they declared in their celebration of International Peace Day that they should respect everyone and everything.
They promised “to keep peace in our hearts and to respect others and their feelings” and “to try hard to be like Jesus and remain peacemakers for the rest of our lives”.