The articles in this month's posting are:
(please click on the heading to be taken to the article)
In the wake of several international Chapters for religious congregations and ahead of the national CRA 2008 assembly, the Pope reminds religious: " ... the Church needs you, counts on you, and continues to turn to you with confidence".
Australia must reverse its opposition to the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in the light of recent events at home and abroad, says CRA.
The future not only for Religious but for all God's people rests in a deeper, mystical understanding of the Trinitarian relationship so that the Kingdom of God may be on earth as it is in heaven, says visiting Capuchin priest, Michael Crosby OFM Cap.
ACRATH - Australian Catholic Religious Against Trafficking in Humans - plans for the future which both local and international initiatives.
Archbishop Sir Frank Little was a Church leader with a great heart and mind who showed kindness towards all.
Be encouraged to strengthen public understanding of the causes and consequences of poverty by becoming involved in Anti-poverty Week 2008, from October 12-18.
Pope Benedict XVI, in his message for the 42nd World Communications Day, suggests that media are at the crossroads between self-promotion and service.
A variety of interesting snippets about news and events of note, many with links to more detailed information, including
the inaugural Australian Association of Mission Studies conference
Refugee Week 2008
Heart of Life to celebrate 25 years
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
Death penalty petition
Honorary doctorate for Peter Malone MSC
Articles from other publications which you may have missed ...
Time for action on youth
Fraynework takes out international web "Oscar"
From athelete to abbey
Sunday Nights with John Cleary and Christopher Willcock SJ
Precious manuscripts on show
Cambodian visitors full of hope
La Grain et le Mullet (The secret of the grain),
How She Move
Apre Lui
10,000 BC
Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
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