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Parishes have the power to lift their music programs from the mundane to the truly inspiring by reaching out to young people.
Living in a post-war zone sharpens the awareness of life and death.
God’s love and rescue are stronger than the power of evil and the pain and shame of the cross.
Why do we feel the need to destroy the gifts God has given us?
Gambling is often described as a bit of ‘harmless fun’ but there are often serious consequences to this pastime.
Learning about fish ladders gives primary school students a unique entry into the importance of the environment.
Exploring the Syro-Malabar Christian Rite in Australia.
The yoke Jesus would have us each take up is one of giving a boost to others with kindness and encouragement.
Inclusion occurs when the strengths of every person in a community are recognised, encouraged, and fostered. One Brisbane community radio station is taking this message to heart.
How can we better engage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in our schools, particularly with respect to their cultural stories and values? Australian Catholics Education Hub subscribers were joined by a number of First Nations guests for a Q&A session exploring these and other questions in early May. Here are some of the insights from the session.
Exclusion of anyone is antithetical to the Christian perspective that all human beings are precious in God’s sight.
The gift of his only Son transforms his God’s relationship with us, his people, into that of a ever-loving parent.