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Beauty and bemusement as parishes take Corpus Christi to the suburbs

Staff Writers - June 1, 2016

Young Knight’s grand day

Simcha Fisher: Let your cup be filled with prayer

Kansas man says God healed him of Parkinson’s during WYD08 in Sydney

Lunch with a side of life’s big questions

Hundreds gather to farewell Fr Daniel Berrigan, a ‘beatnik Jesuit friend’

Catholic News Service - May 9, 2016

Sr Maria Joy OP ‘overjoyed’ at making final profession

Catherine Sheehan - October 10, 2018

Pope: Good priests don’t own gloves, they get their hands dirty

Junno Arocho Esteves - June 6, 2016

Caringbah welcomes Fr Danai

Staff Writers - May 11, 2015

Suicide bill defeated 36-34

Peter Rosengren - August 16, 2018

Peakhurst parish raises $10,000 for drought-stricken farmers

Marilyn Rodrigues - August 14, 2018

#myYMT: ‘I would never have realised my purpose’

Richie Dantas - May 25, 2016

Plenary 2020 to shape the future of the Catholic Church in...

Catherine Sheehan - May 4, 2018

#MeToo is “terrific” says Jason Evert ahead of his Australian tour

Catherine Sheehan - March 22, 2018

Monica Doumit: This week may be tough for Catholics, but it...

Monica Doumit - August 13, 2018

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The woman who confounds both left and right

Guest Contributor - May 22, 2022

By Lois M Collins Elizabeth Bruenig makes no apologies. Not for her progressive politics, not for her Catholic faith and certainly not for having children...

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Breaking the stigma’s cycle

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Ironically, there was no mercy

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Palliative care practitioner Dr Frank Brennan says that the emotional and spiritual dimensions are as important as the physical in end-of-life care. Photo: Giovanni Portelli

Palliative care’s future under euthanasia

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Accompanied by Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP, Sydney Catholic Schools Director Tony Farley, left, National Catholic Education Commission chief Jacinta Collins, Cathedral College Principal Michael Kelleher and federal Member for Sydney Tanya Plibersek, Anthony Albanese visits his old school on 9 May, the final Monday before the election. Photo: AAP, Lukas Coch

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