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Disciple Diaries: How a mid-life malaise lead this lapsed Catholic back home

Carl hopes his return to the faith and daily involvement in parish life can inspire other Catholics, especially the youth, to bring their energy to help renew their own parishes.

Disciple Diaries Episode Two: Erin Gillard’s story

From a young age, 34-year-old Erin Gillard always harboured a deep yearning to serve God. In this episode of Disciple Diaries, she shares how even a shock diagnosis couldn't dissuade her from serving God
After 50 years, Careena Craven entered the Catholic Church throught the support of her husband and parish community. Photo: Supplied

Disciple Diaries: Careena’s five-decade journey to the Catholic faith

Careena Craven grew up in a household where faith was an unwelcome stranger. Now she's preparing to become a leader in her parish
As a young girl growing up in Vietnam, Quyen Phan hoped to become a Buddhist nun. God had other plans for her. Photo: Anthony Milic/Sydney Centre for Evangelisation

Jesus taught Quyen the lessons of love

As a young girl growing up in Vietnam, Quyen Phan hoped to become a Buddhist nun. God had other plans for her, writes Darren Ally in the fourth instalment of Disciple Diaries
Anton’s life came full circle after he began taking part in men’s ministry events. Photo: Sydney Centre for Evangelisation

Faith in the front, party in the back

Summernats ‘grand mullet’ winner Anton Medvidovic grew up in the faith, but strayed and found himself in a dark place. Fraternity and the witness of other men brought him back to God, writes Darren Ally in the latest ‘Disciple Diaries’

Seeing the cross up close

In the third volume of his prison diaries, Cardinal Pell reveals the insights he gained into suffering Cardinal George Pell, jailed for more than a year for sex abuse crimes he ultimately was cleared of, said the experience enabled him to understand suffering as a redemptive process that allows one to identify closely with Christ. “Suffering […]

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