Diocese recognises National Reconciliation Week
Last week, students, staff, and community members from across the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle recognised National Reconciliation Week through several different events.
Dedicate some time to God with the Christian Formation Course
The Christian Formation Course is a one-year face-to-face learning experience that allows participants to explore their life’s journey and faith within the Catholic Tradition.
How will you recognise National Reconciliation Week?
It’s National Reconciliation Week, a time for Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements while exploring how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in our country.
Celebrating National Volunteer Week
To acknowledge the hard work of volunteers across the Diocese, we’re taking a moment to say thank you for their incredible contribution during National Volunteer Week.
Synod of Bishops: Australian Summary of 2024 Consultation
We are pleased to report the publication of the Australian Summary of the 2024 Consultation was released last week. The Australian Summary is based on the reflections received from 25 geographical dioceses, three Eastern Church eparchies and 13 other organisations.
10 Questions about Pentecost
Officer Worship and Prayer Fiona Duque answers some questions about Pentecost below.
How will you plant seeds of hope this Laudato Si’ Week?
In just a few days, we are invited to gather in the community to contemplate and nurture seeds of hope for our suffering planet.
May is a time to honour Mary and all Mothers
In the Catholic tradition, the month of May is a time when the Church celebrates and acknowledges the significant role Mary played as the mother of Jesus. For the secular world, it is also that time of year when motherhood is celebrated through the annual event known as ‘Mother’s Day’.