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Caritas Australia leader steps down after five years of service to poor across the world

KIRSTY Robertson says she cherished the chance to serve the world's poorest people as she steps down from her role as Caritas Australia chief executive officer after nearly five years....

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St Augustine's leader building up community of faith, hope and love

"I BECAME an educator to inspire children and watch their progress." This is how Kimberley Clark's journey in Catholic education began, and in 2024, she launched into a leadership position...

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'A truly good man' - Queensland remembers and farewells Jim O'Sullivan

FORMER Police Commissioner and devoted Catholic Jim O'Sullivan was farewelled today by family, friends, colleagues and dignitaries at a Funeral Mass at Our Lady of Victories church, Bowen Hills. Brisbane...

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Bishop Harris warns most vulnerable at risk as pain medicines for palliative care pulled from market

OPIOIDS, like liquid morphine, essential for palliative care are being pulled from the Australian market, leaving many vulnerable members of society in pain and hopelessness, Townsville Bishop Tim Harris said....

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How St Paul can help us navigate this election season

ELECTION season is upon us and Queenslanders will have an opportunity to have their voices heard this October. The United Kingdom and France have recently held elections, with the United...

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St Eugene College student shares ideas and helps shape the future this Catholic Education Week

IT is not everyday that a school student gets to advise politicians or discuss policy with young people from across the globe. But this is normal for St Eugene College...

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National Eucharistic Congress ends with prayer for 'new Pentecost' for Church in US

THE National Eucharistic Congress concluded Sunday with a Mass with tens of thousands of people in an NFL football stadium, where the crowd prayed for "a new Pentecost" for the...

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Former police commissioner and prominent Catholic Jim O'Sullivan dies aged 85

FORMER Queensland Police Commissioner, devoted Catholic and family man Jim O'Sullivan died last week on July 17 aged 85. Mr O'Sullivan was the state's 17th police commissioner and served from...

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Every time we look at the stars, we can marvel and give thanks to God, Terry Lees writes

IN secondary school, chemistry and physics were amongst the subjects I studied. However, I was only an average student with those disciplines. Although I can recall being in awe of...

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