Registrations open for Evangelise conference
Registrations are now open for Evangelise, a national online conference for Catholics set to be held from 20 to 22 October.
Caritas Australia responds to devastating floods in Pakistan
Caritas Australia’s partners are responding to the devastating floods in Pakistan that have left a trail of destruction across the country, claiming the lives of more than 1,100 people.
A statement from Bishops Conference president Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB on Queen Elizabeth
The death of Queen Elizabeth II, after a long reign marked by extraordinary constancy, fidelity,
courage and service, will bring great sadness to many people in Australia, including members of
the Catholic community.
Australian synthesis for global Synod of Bishops published
Catholics in Australia have expressed a strong need for a Church that is missionary and a Eucharistic community that is inclusive, the national synthesis for the global Synod on Synodality reveals.
Bishops lament family, domestic violence in annual justice statement
Australia’s bishops have used their annual social justice statement to condemn the scourge of domestic and family violence, saying relationships must be “marked by respect and freedom rather than coercion and control”.
Caritas Australia launches appeal to address hunger
Drought and conflict in the Horn of Africa have left over 18 million people facing severe hunger.
ANZAC weekend: Peace and alternatives to war
The Raising Peace Network invites you to their free online event series this ANZAC Day weekend: ‘Peace and alternatives to war’.
The sweet, but sometimes-bitter truth about Easter Chocolate
Chocolate is delicious and people around the world know it. Every Easter Australians spend millions of dollars buying hundreds of kilograms of chocolate to eat and give away. The registered charity Australian Catholic Religious Against Trafficking in Humans (ACRATH) has launched a Slavery Free Easter Chocolate campaign. Read more about the campaign below.