Emmaus Village: Supporting those with dementia by Barry de Silva Today, there are an estimated 421,000 Australians living with dementia. For families with a loved one affected by the illness, offering support with compassion and respect during this stage of...
Parishioners give back to the Northern Rivers We have continued to witness the generosity from parishioners across the Diocese in response to the devastating floods in the Northern Rivers region, and the ongoing challenges our communities face. The Flood Appeal In...
Dear Brothers and Sisters, Throughout history, in every culture, humans have struggled with two questions: Why is there suffering? and, what is death? On Good Friday Jesus shares our suffering and like us dies. Amazingly the story does not end there. The next day is...
Dear Brothers and Sisters, It’s Easter again. How quickly the year has gone. 2022 was a difficult year marked by floods, loss, anxieties and Covid. Things are not back to normal yet, but we are not burdened with the heaviness of last year. There is freedom in the air...
2022 has been a difficult challenging year for us all. Floods, displacement, loss of property, and the fear of another flood have so occupied us that, at times, we lost the joy of life and the appreciation of each other. The year is drawing to a close, Christmas and...
NEWS UPDATE 01 03 2022: The cleanup has begun at St Carthages Primary School and St Carthage’s Cathedral Lismore after yesterday’s devastating floods. Floodwaters have receded from St Mary’s Chapel. Trinity Catholic College is still inundated. Fr...
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