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    Why Catholic education is actually thriving in Australia

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    Our modern Thanksgiving feast isn't some secularized, watered-down way to celebrate Thanksgiving; this is how the Pilgrims did it. They thanked God by having a party with lots of food. Photo: Freepik
    Simcha Fisher

    Simcha Fisher: Thanks be to God

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    Mark Shea: Jesus founded a Church, not a club

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    Trying to fix a mess can make it worse. Just ask...

    Monica Doumit -
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    Paul Catalanotto: ‘Traditional’ Catholics

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    Philippa Martyr: When children walk away from the Faith

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    Safe Schools Coalition not so safe

    Dr Kevin Donnelly -
    Pope Francis prays before the crucifix from the Church of St. Marcellus in Rome during a prayer service in an empty St. Peter's Square at the Vatican March 27, 2020. The crucifix was carried in Rome in 1522 during the "Great Plague." At the conclusion of the service the pope held the Eucharist as he gave an extraordinary blessing "urbi et orbi" (to the city and the world). The service was livestreamed in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. (CNS photo/Vatican Media) See POPE-BLESSING-COVID-19 March 27, 2020.
    Fr. John Flader

    Crucifix, icon’s miracles abound in times of plague

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    NSW Labor leader Chris Minns, standing, addresses religious leaders last week during the meeting with the state Shadow Cabinet. Shadow Minister for Small Business, Property and Multiculturalism, Steven Kamper, is seated at far right. Photo: Jack Begbie
    Monica Doumit

    Monica Doumit: Robust dialogue benefits us all

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    I wonder if Lazarus was afraid to go to sleep that night. I wonder how he felt when the newness of his new life wore off and he sinned again for the first time: how stupid he must have felt when he had to repent again, even after he had already died, says Simcha Fisher. Photo: Pixabay.com
    Simcha Fisher

    Simcha Fisher: Death is always close, but so is the One...

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    A real issue for our Church: promoting the vocation of Marriage

    Peter Rosengren -
    elderly person in hospice bed.
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    Margaret Somerville: Withdrawing artificial hydration and nutrition

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