Thank you, Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor, Dr Zimmerman, Teresa, ladies and gentlemen. It is a great pleasure for me to launch Archbishop Peter Comensoli’s In God’s Image: Recognizing the Profoundly
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Nov
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Homily For Mass For Solemnity Of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King Of The Universe (Year B)
In early 1818, the English romantic poets Percy Shelley and Horace Smith took up a friendly competition to each write a sonnet on the same theme.
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Nov
2018
Address To Student Leaders, Sydney Catholic Schools
A very warm welcome to our forum for the student leaders in the systemic and congregational schools. I thank Mr Anthony Cleary, Michael Kelleher, Glen Thompson, and other education leaders and staff
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Nov
2018
Protected: Meditations with Fulton Sheen: The Eucharist
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Nov
2018
Remarks at Launch of Parliamentary Friends of Cath Schools
St Patrick’s Primary School Parramatta and Parramatta Marist are able to trace a continuous line with the school founded by the first Catholic Chaplain to the Colony
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Nov
2018
Homily For Mass Of 32nd Sunday Ordinary Time Year B
Corporal Roger Morgan, of Richmond, Victoria, joined the 1st Australian Field Ambulance in 1915, and arrived on the fields of France a year later.
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Nov
2018
Homily For Mass Of Ordinations To The Permanent Diaconate
You are a temple… Treat your body as a temple. It’s a tenet of new age spirituality. Indeed the hippie blogsite Feel Good
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Nov
2018
Homily For 31st Sunday Ordinary Time Year B
Sometimes Jesus seems a bit deaf. When people ask Him about fasting, rituals, family respect, punishing an adulteress, divorce, paying taxes, being born again, and the like
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2018
A Message From The Archbishop
The Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, Most Rev. Anthony Fisher OP, stands united with Prime Minister Scott Morrison as he delivers the national apology to victims and survivors of institutional child sexual abuse.
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2018
Homily For Mass For 150th Anniversary Of The Marists
It’s one of the harshest lines in the Gospels, certainly one of the harshest to come from Jesus’ lips, and it’s addressed to the very man Jesus is preparing to lead after He has gone.