Sydney youth invited to begin journey to World Youth Day Seoul
South Korean delegation at the return of the World Youth Day Cross and Icon. Photo: Abel Gaspi. Young Catholics across […]
Parish social justice groups help refugees’ lives bloom
Welcome group for new arrivals. Photo: Supplied. In 2025 two Chaldean Christians landed in Sydney International Airport after escaping persecution
Two Neocatechumenal deacons-to-be reflect on their vocation
Pablo Arosemena Lozano and James Tomelty, members of the Neocatechumenal Way will be ordained on 30 June. Images by Giovanni
Truly Present: The Eucharist at the Heart of Our Schools
Pastors & Principals Day, Waterview Homebush, 16 June 2026 1. Good News in the data—maybe… Last month, nearly 21,000 students
Australian Catholics at forefront of Vatican investment reforms
Delegates rom Australia and New Zealand. Photo: Supplied. A delegation from Australia and New Zealand has been recognised for its
HOMILY FOR MASS OF THE 11TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, YEAR A + INSTALLATION OF FR CHRISTOPHER SHARAH FSF AS PARISH PRIEST OF BONNYRIGG-EDENSOR PARK
St John the Baptist Church, Bonnyrigg Heights, 14 June 2026 “When Jesus saw the crowds, He felt sorry for them,
“Can Beauty Save the World?” SYDNEY CATHOLIC BUSINESS NETWORK LUNCHEON
Four Seasons Hotel, The Rocks, 12 June 2026 I. Demons In 1872 Russia was already teetering on the edge of
HOMILY FOR THE PONTIFICAL MASS OF CHRISTIAN BURIAL FOR AUNTY ELSIE (HEISS)
ST MARY’S CATHEDRAL, SYDNEY, 11 JUNE 2026 Ours is a faith that speaks often and richly about reconciliation and communion,
How The Catholic Weekly helped shape Sydney’s biggest church restructure
Bishop Patrick Murphy. Photo: Supplied. May 2026 marked the 40th anniversaries of the installations of the bishops of the then newly established dioceses
Thousands witness Corpus Christi
St Kevin’s Eastwood Parish Corpus Christi procession. Photo: Supplied. The Solemnity of the Most Holy and Blood of Christ (Corpus
St Anthony’s relics stir deep devotion
Relics of St Anthony of Padua at St Mary’s Cathedral. Photo: The Catholic Weekly. Catholics from around Sydney packed into