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After an amazing grace the Elardes live with feet firmly on the ground Ask Sydney couple Paul and Juliana Elarde how they first met and prepare to hear a most unusual and inspiring story. The couple who live in the Sutherland Shire will mark their 10th...

Medical practitioners are urging health ministers to exercise caution on irreversible interventions

Memories of a most influential and beloved pope Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP reveals the incredible personality and legacy of St John Paul II and his own memories of the saint in this exclusive interview with The Catholic Weekly to mark the centenary of his birth...

Parishioner's work reveals the crucial role of plain English in saving lives during a pandemic.

New book shares personal stories not often told in the Church.

Pope praises countries that accept economic setbacks to save lives, issues stark message for others.

Catholics should take care to limit virus spread and care for the vulnerable, says doctor.

The Christmas spirit is alive and well at parish which was forced to cancel last years' display.

His long life spanned the nineteenth century. John Henry Newman was born in London in 1801 and died in Birmingham in 1890.

When Father Bob Sheridan was four or five years old, electric trains only travelled as far as Parramatta. At midnight street lights went out and radios fell silent. Sydney’s Westmead, where his dad moved him, his mum and his younger brother John from NSW’s Riverina...