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Aussie educators inspired by fruits of Quito IEC

Darren Ally -
As day three of the IEC comes to a close, two educators among the Australian delegates are embracing the opportunity to dive deeper into the Eucharistic dimension of their faith and are looking forward to bringing this formation back to their classrooms and communities.

Aussie educators inspired by fruits of Quito IEC

Archdiocese NewsDarren Ally -
As day three of the IEC comes to a close, two educators among the Australian delegates are embracing the opportunity to dive deeper into the Eucharistic dimension of their faith and are looking forward to bringing this formation back to their classrooms and communities.
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Consecrated virgin “gives all, day and night,” amid Russia’s war in Ukraine

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A consecrated virgin in Ukraine said she is grateful for her vocation, which enables her to "give all, day and night," to those impoverished by Russia's decade-long war against her nation.
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Fr Jacques Philippe review: Prayer: Oxygen for the soul

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Spiritual dryness and difficulty in prayer is a common challenge that many of us face. Fr Jacques Philippe and his Community of the Beatitudes is at the ready to help when we don’t know how to rekindle the love of prayer in our life.
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Alma congregation welcomes Pope Francis

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The pope reflected on the Last Judgement while visiting students of the nuns of the Alma congregation, where they welcomed him with traditional music.
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Pope Francis celebrates outdoor Mass in Timor-Leste with 700,000

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An estimated 700,000 people gathered to celebrate an outdoor Mass with Pope Francis on a sprawling esplanade near the Capital City of East Timor, with a choir of hundreds. 
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Tomi Uskok’s spiritual goal with Beaded Armour

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Soccer players are known for their swift footwork and Macarthur FC defender Tomislav Uskok is no exception. But very few also know of his skill making handmade paracord rosaries for Catholic men in Sydney and around the world.
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Traditional respect for clergy must not be exploited, pope says

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In a predominantly Catholic country where clergy are treated with great respect, they must make extra efforts to remain humble servants of their people, Pope Francis told the priests of Timor-Leste.
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Australian delegates began pilgrimage with Our Lady of Guadalupe before heading to Quito

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On their second day of pilgrimage to Quito, The Catholic Weekly spoke to some of the delegates about their revelatory visit to Mexico, including a visit to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

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