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The Plenary Council motions: how did we get here?

Adam Wesselinoff - June 9, 2022

Bearing Christian witness amidst tribute to Caesar

The problem with the ‘conservative’ faith

Francis Sullivan

Reformers call for Third Assembly

Plenary Feedback: Fr Stephen Hill

Fr John Flader: Sensus fidei is no mere poll

Fr John Flader - November 2, 2019

Archbishop Julian Porteous: laying solid foundations for Plenary 2020

Archbishop Julian Porteous - September 18, 2019

Harnessing diametrically opposed views on the Church’s faith will be a significant challenge.

Phillipa Martyr: A catechesis Australia needs

Philippa Martyr - July 18, 2019

What the Plenary Council won’t be able to change

Catherine Sheehan - March 20, 2019

Bishop Randazzo: “Make Plenary 2020 about encountering Christ”

Catherine Sheehan - August 24, 2018

Fr John Flader: What is a Plenary Council?

Fr John Flader - June 6, 2018

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