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Pope Leo shares lunch with more than 1300 people in need and assures them they are loved by God

Nov 17, 2025

BEFORE joining hundreds of people for lunch, Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass for the Jubilee of the Poor and prayed that all Christians would share “the love of God, which welcomes, binds up wounds, forgives, consoles and heals”. With thousands...

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Three Brisbane delegates return from Rome jubilee with a sense of universal call to synodality

Nov 14, 2025

BRISBANE is a leader in synodality in the universal Church, three Brisbane delegates say after returning from the Jubilee of Synodal Teams in Rome last month. Deacon Peter Pellicaan, who is executive director at Archdiocesan Minsitries, said...

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Pope Leo calls for greater vigilance over children's access to artificial intelligence

Nov 14, 2025

THE rapid expansion of artificial intelligence online and in schools demands stronger government-enforced safeguards, education in the critical use of media and more consistent monitoring by parents and teachers, Pope Leo XIV said. “Children and...

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Ipswich parish priest Fr Stephen Bliss appointed Franciscan provincial minister

Nov 12, 2025

THE Ipswich Catholic community is unique, according to Franciscan priest Father Stephen Bliss, who says he will miss the people the most. He joined the parish in 2016 and was appointed as parish priest in 2018. Fr Bliss has recently been appointed as...

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Brisbane archbishop joins panel to unpack the theology of priesthood and what it means for the Church today

Nov 11, 2025

A PANEL of Australian theologians, clergy, historians and ministry workers are unpacking one of the largest topics in the Church today - the theology of priesthood. The panel is the fruit of a five-year research...

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6000 young Australians headed to ACYF are searching for something the world cannot offer them

Nov 11, 2025

CALEB Bryant says young people in his parish want to feel part of something genuine and have a space to belong because the world has left them wanting. He says there are other places they can go to for better...

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A 'Light on the Hill' can never been extinguished - reflecting on Remembrance Day 2025

Nov 10, 2025

By Deacon Peter Devenish-Meares EACH year we gather on Remembrance Day with solemn hearts to remember those who gave everything. We also pray for the living and those who suffer as a result of service. The absence of those who paid the supreme price...

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Pope warns against stereotypes and prejudices that obscure the mystery of the Church

Nov 10, 2025

POPE Leo XIV invited the faithful to contemplate "the mystery of unity and communion with the Church of Rome" and to recognise that "the true sanctuary of God is Christ who died and rose again" during his Sunday Angelus on the feast of the Dedication...

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Faith in Jesus Christ's constant presence revolutionises lives, Pope Leo says

Nov 7, 2025

THE ongoing presence of the risen Christ fills life with meaning and proves that the human yearning for eternity is not only justified but is within reach, Pope Leo XIV said. “Christ’s resurrection is not an idea, a theory, but the event that...

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Brisbane Catholic schools lead AI learning backed by Vatican

Nov 6, 2025

AS Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to advance, Catholic education in Brisbane is seeing gains using a Vatican-approved technology design. Brisbane Catholic Education was the first K-12 organisation in the world to be approved for the Rome Call...

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