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Royal Commission into veteran suicide calls for more accountability, resources going forward
BRISBANE Deacon Gary Stone said the Royal Commission into Defence and Veterans Suicide final report was a "goldmine of information" for people interested in delivering care for Australian veterans. "The...
Read MoreCanon law experts gather in Brisbane for international conference
MAJOR issues were on the agenda for more than 95 delegates from Australia, New Zealand, Asia and North America and international speakers at the 57th Annual Canon Law Conference this...
Read MoreChildren's social media ban can only be a positive step, Real Talk co-founder says
PRIME Minister Anthony Albanese has promised to introduce legislation by year's end to ban children under the age of 16 from accessing social media nationwide. Real Talk co-founder Paul Ninnes...
Read MoreBe reflections of God's love, Pope Francis tells the people of East Timor
WHILE it is tempting to want more money and more power, God works great things through those who know how to make themselves small, Pope Francis told a massive crowd...
Read MoreACU demographer says making questions optional on Census mean they are useless for data analysis
PRIME Minister Anthony Albanese ordered the Australian Bureau of Statistics to cancel testing of new Census questions around sexual and gender identity last week before reversing his decision after criticism...
Read MorePope Francis arrives in East Timor, Asia's youngest and most Catholic country
ON his arrival in the Catholic island of East Timor on Monday, Pope Francis entrusted the new country to the Blessed Virgin Mary. "I entrust East Timor and all its...
Read MorePope Francis asks Papua New Guinea Catholics to spread the Gospel to the 'peripheries'
POPE Francis called on Catholics in Papua New Guinea on Saturday to continue in their efforts of bringing the Gospel to the most marginalised and remote communities within the country....
Read MoreDay two of SYNOD24 endorses actions on reconciliation, mission and governance
THE trepidation and uncertainty on day one of Brisbane's SYNOD24 had disappeared as table conversations on day two opened with momentum, which carried through to see actions endorsed on four...
Read MoreDay one of SYNOD24 shows Brisbane Church learning to walk together
HOPE is the word on everyone's lips as SYNOD24 closes its first day for Brisbane archdiocese today. Synod member Jan Heath said coming out of her first session with the...
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