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Bishop Greg leads nourishing and fulfilling retreat

Bishop Greg leads nourishing and fulfilling retreat

From 3–5 July 2025, people from ministries across the Diocese gathered at Invercauld House, Goonellabah, for the first Diocesan retreat held in several years. Guided by Bishop Greg Homeming, the retreat offered a rare opportunity to step away from the busyness of...
Young adults growing in faith with Bishop Greg

Young adults growing in faith with Bishop Greg

Photo: Sr Di Moralde says ASPIRE is a wonderful opportunity for young adults to learn more about their spirituality Since 2017, Bishop Greg Homeming has hosted ASPIRE: Young Adult Spiritual Formation, a monthly evening for young adults aged 18-35 across the Diocese of...
Bishop Greg offers prayers for new Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV

Bishop Greg offers prayers for new Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV

Dear Brothers and Sisters, The election of Pope Leo XIV is a time of great joy for Catholics all over Australia, and indeed for well-meaning people throughout the world. We have a new Father who gives us good reason to look to the future with confidence and hope. I...
Bishop Greg remembers Pope Francis

Bishop Greg remembers Pope Francis

At the news of Pope Francis’ death, we are left with an inner emptiness. The death is not unexpected. In fact, there is a sadness and a joy. After much suffering he has gone to God. What remains for us is a memory of a great man, a wonderful shepherd. Emptiness...
The Bishop’s Easter Message

The Bishop’s Easter Message

This year as we approach the great Feast of Easter we cannot ignore natural disasters and worrying international problems. Lismore Diocese had floods and heavy winds courtesy of Cyclone Alfred, but luckily survived. Despite our prayers, peace is not a reality in our...