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Remembering to Love Our Deceased Print E-mail

Everyone has loved ones – family members and friends - who have died.  November is the month when Catholics show love for their loved ones by praying for their eternal rest.

Why do we do this?  Because God has revealed that our prayers help those who have died.  Let us recall Christian teaching about death.

 

Remembering to Love our Deceased Remembering to Love our Deceased

 
Let Us Protect Parents’ Rights Print E-mail

I write to you again about the protection of our young people from internet porn intruding into their homes against their parents’ wishes.  Currently, there is a battle between the Commonwealth Government and most pornographic Internet Services Providers (ISPs) over this matter.

Let Us Protect Parents’ Rights

 
Revisioning Catholic Schools in an Education Revolution Print E-mail

REVISIONING CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN AN EDUCATION REVOLUTION
- Directors of Catholic Education Conference -
Bishop Gerard Holohan
(Sydney, 23 April 2009)

I begin my comments by expressing thanks to you, the leaders of our Australian Catholic school system, for all that you are doing for our young people in Catholic schools.  We live in challenging times, given the curriculum, funding and other challenges being faced at present – times that are particularly difficult for you.  Thank you for your efforts to guide the schools in your dioceses, always having in view their distinctive mission in the Australian community.

Revisioning Catholic Schools in an Education Revolution Revisioning Catholic Schools in an Education Revolution

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Preparing to Experience Christ Through The Mass Print E-mail

Over the past two thousand years, the Mass has been the most powerful means of drawing upon the power of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, for the needs of people’s lives. The greatest means he left us to do so is the Eucharist. But to draw on this power, believers need to prepare themselves for the basic experiences Jesus offers through the Eucharist, which he instituted at the Last Supper.

 To read PDF version of this Statement click here To read PDF version of this Statement click here

 
Two Changes to the Ritual of the Mass Print E-mail

On Pentecost Sunday, two minor changes will be introduced into the celebration of the Mass across Australia. These changes are the result of the review of the ritual of the Mass undertaken at the direction of Pope John Paul II and Benedict XVI.

To read the PDF version of the Statement click here To read the PDF version of the Statement click here

 
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