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Pope Francis prayed unceasingly and stood with the abandoned and forgotten, Sr Melissa Dwyer writes
By Sr Melissa Dwyer I WAS fortunate to visit the body of Pope Francis at Casa Santa Marta and to spend a few moments of silent prayer. I was struck...
Read MoreRowena McNally 'astonished' to receive an honorary doctorate for her service to the Church
BRISBANE Catholic Rowena McNally has been awarded an honorary doctorate from Australian Catholic University for her dedicated service to the Church across two decades. Ms McNally was awarded an Honorary...
Read MoreQueensland's historic first war memorial church turns 100
PEOPLE trekked from across Australia and two Sisters even travelled from Poland to share the centenary celebrations of Queensland's first war memorial church. Nick and Ivonne Barkley had come from...
Read MoreConclave to elect next pope to begin on May 7
THE 135 cardinals eligible to elect the next pope will enter the Sistine Chapel to begin the conclave on May 7, the Vatican announced. The cardinals will first celebrate the...
Read MoreQueensland's Bishops reflect on Pope Francis' papacy of mercy and hope
QUEENSLAND'S regional bishops have shared their sadness at the death of Pope Francis as well as his impact on them and his vision for the Church. Pope Francis appointed all...
Read MoreSt Catherine of Siena - a voice of courage and reform in a divided Church
ST Catherine of Siena was a third-order Dominican, peacemaker and counsellor to the Pope. Her feast day is celebrated today. She helped end the Avignon exile of the successors of...
Read MorePope Francis' final journey - 11 symbolic moments from pontiff's funeral procession
THE 6km journey that took Pope Francis' body from St Peter's Basilica to St Mary Major featured profound symbolism and emotion. Here are some of the more significant moments: The...
Read MoreSt Peter Chanel honoured as the first martyr of Oceania
ST Peter Chanel was a French Marist missionary, martyred on the Island of Wallis and Futuna in 1841. He is remembered for his witness to the faith by the Church...
Read MoreThe Church must carry on Pope Francis' legacy of mercy, cardinal says
MERCY- the cornerstone of Pope Francis’ teaching and ministry - must guide the Catholic Church through its period of mourning and the uncertainty that lies ahead, the Church’s second-ranking official...
Read MoreHow will a new pope be chosen? An expert explains the conclave
By Darius von Guttner Sporzynski FOLLOWING the death of Pope Francis, we'll soon be seeing a new leader in the Vatican. The conclave - a strictly confidential gathering of Roman...
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