Tag: Daniel Ang
Reasons for faith, hope in a disrupted Church
The Archbishop of Melbourne, Peter Comensoli believes the current extended lockdown in much of eastern Australia represents an unprecedented opportunity for Catholics to draw...
Discerning the Church with the Church at the Fifth Plenary Council...
On 3 October the fifth Plenary Council of Australian will commence, a historic opportunity for the Catholic Church in Australia to renew its commitment to the mission of Jesus Christ.
Form new partnerships, be bold for evangelisation
Now is not a time for settling for the status quo in Church life – it’s a time for priests and parishioners to partner...
Conversion, partnerships will drive mission in the new evangelisation, says expert
It’s a time for priests and parishioners to partner in a new evangelisation, Wagga priests were told as they gathered on 20 July.
Stopping sacramental ‘freefall’ with Go Make Disciples plan
Archbishop Fisher looks mission plan to renew church life across Sydney.
Catholics welcome launch of Go Make Disciples
Catholics of Sydney welcomed the launch of the new archdiocesan mission plan Go Make Disciples.
Archbishop’s new Mission Plan is a vision for all to become...
Those foundations emerged out of the ‘Parish 2020’ process that drilled down as far as possible to assess who and what makes up the Church in Sydney
The adventure of faith we are called to
Daniel Ang is the Director of the Sydney Centre for Evangelisation, charged by Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP to bring to completion his Mission Plan...
Plenary ‘map’ is well in hand, says President
The Instrumentum Laboris (rough translation: the work tool) is not an indicator of what the conclusions of the Plenary will be.
Vital role of parishes focus of new document
Parishes must exude "spiritual dynamic of evangelisation” or risk becoming self-referential and fossilised.
Archbishop announces centre for evangelisation
Announcing the new Sydney Centre for Evangelisation, Archbishop Fisher said it will support parishes at a time of unexpected challenges and new opportunities to spread the Gospel.
Setting the world on fire: life in the Holy Spirit
It is not sufficient for us to confine our Christian life to the pews of the parish Church and a scattering of prayers in the home, without commitment to the issues of our time and the presenting challenges of the world
