Tag: Archbishop Anthony Fisher
Christians must wait as laws are put on hold
The NSW Government will not outlaw religious discrimination until at least next year, after decades of waiting for the much-needed reform.
Worst possible timing for NSW bill, says archbishop
Archbishop Fisher OP blasted draft assisted suicide laws as “the last thing we need” while NSW battles a COVID outbreak.
Cemeteries to remain a spiritual mission
Faith-based cemetery services will continue in Sydney following a re-engagement by the NSW government with the Catholic Church on the fraught issue.
Caring for the dead is a spiritual mission
Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP is calling on Premier Berejiklian to reverse the announcement of Property Minister Melinda Pavey which would see all faith operators of cemeteries dismissed this week.
New Anglican archbishop ‘gladly trusts in Jesus’
Convert from Buddhism will take up role leading Sydney.
ANZAC a noble part of our nation but we must help...
We pray that those who have died for our country are now enjoying the vision of God
Stopping sacramental ‘freefall’ with Go Make Disciples plan
Archbishop Fisher looks mission plan to renew church life across Sydney.
Pope Francis honours Sydney Catholics
First woman to study canon law among those to receive awards for service to the Church and society.
‘Zoe’s Law’ proposal falls short say faith, pro-life leaders
Reform needs to recognise a crime against a child in utero, say archbishops.
Sydney priest Fr Isidore Anantharaj dies aged 69
The parish of Blakehurst and Hurstville South is mourning its much-loved pastor.
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Catholics call for conscientious objection protections
A growing number of Catholic professionals are defending the long-held principle of the primacy of conscience against increasing calls...
