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Second Rite of Reconciliation services for Lent

16/03/2011

To assist Parishioners prepare for Easter, Second Rite of Reconciliation services have been arranged in all Deaneries of the Catholic Diocese of Parramatta during Lent.


Vinnies thanks for Vietnamese Catholic Community's flood appeal support

Vinnies thanks for Vietnamese Catholic Community's flood appeal support
16/03/2011

Sydney's Vietnamese Catholic Community has donated $50,000 to the St Vincent de Paul Society Flood Appeal.


Heavenly feasting

15/03/2011

Most Rev Anthony Fisher OP has featured in a Sydney Morning Herald review of Parramatta locals favourite dining destinations.


Japan disaster claims life of priest

15/03/2011

Anglican Journal has reported the death of a Catholic priest in the wake of Japan's megaquake and tsunami.


Catholic Mission prayer campaign for Japan

Catholic Mission prayer campaign for Japan
15/03/2011

All Australians are being asked to join the international Catholic Mission prayer campaign for the people of Japan, especially those of the Diocese of Sendai where the tsunami was at its worst.


IFM graduates celebrate gifts, talents and diversity

IFM graduates celebrate gifts, talents and diversity
15/03/2011

Institute For Mission has celebrated the commissioning of 38 students from the year-long Certificate in Pastoral Formation course as well as Beginning Theology, a Certificate III course in Christian Ministry and Theology.


Australian Bishops pray for Japan

14/03/2011

The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference has remembered in prayer the victims of the largest earthquake to strike Japan in 140 years.


Supporting teachers in East Timor

11/03/2011

An East Timorese teacher and interpreter has embarked on a two-month English course in Sydney, with the help of the Catholic Education Offices of the Parramatta and Broken Bay Dioceses East Timor Teacher Placement program.


New detention centre a 'hard-hearted response'

10/03/2011

The announcement of the construction of a 1500-bed detention centre near Darwin reveals once more Australia's 'hard-hearted' response to asylum seekers, says the Chairman of the Australian Catholic Social Justice Council.


Liberal Arts alive and well

Liberal Arts alive and well
09/03/2011

Campion College in Old Toongabbie - the country's first and only Liberal Arts College - has responded to claims that Australian higher eduction lacks diversity.


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