Make Text Larger Make Text Smaller Email this Article to a Friend Print this Article

Featured website - CAFOD

Published: April 09, 2012

Cafod is the official Catholic aid agency for England and Wales, working with partners in more than 40 countries across the world. The agency's website has a broad range of projects and links to other social justice issues.

http://www.cafod.org.uk/

 

 

Response to articles is welcome. Simply follow the prompts to post your comment. No posting of more than 250 words will be published. While critical comment on stories and issues is welcomed, postings that descend to personal attacks on or impugn the integrity of other commentators will be blocked. Please use your own name, or initials, eg John Brown, or JB, or JAB, or Johnny. You are also required to add your location - as in, Sunshine, Victoria. Please provide your email address in the line supplied, followed by your contact phone number. These are requested for identification purposes only and will not be published. If you have any problems, please email news@cathnews.com


 


Bookmark and Share

More from this section

  1. Feature - Near-death experience changes atheist forever

    Howard Storm tells the Catholic Herald about the near-death experience that turned him from a cynical professor into a devout pastor.

  2. Featured website - Liturgical Commission

    The Liturgical Commission of the Archdiocese of Brisbane aims to encourage the full, conscious and active participation of all people in liturgical rites. Its efforts are directed to education and consulting for the parishes of the archdiocese, and publishing liturgical resources for the Australian Church.

     

  3. TV review - Hospital Chaplains

    Hospital Chaplains is a new series on ABC television that follows the chaplains’ journeys alongside the patients and families at three major hospitals. The Compass crew have filmed six chaplains of various denominations (Catholic, Protestant, Muslim, Jewish and Buddhist) from three different hospitals as they go about their very important daily work.

  4. Opinion - Occupy Wall Street left its mark

    It seems the Occupy Movement has finally run out of puff. The press has moved on and city councils from London to New York, Sydney to Seattle, have cleared their public spaces. They’re gone, but did they have a point, asks Michael Elphick in Aurora.

  5. Feature - Adelaide campaign for Lubeck martyrs

    The execution of his own grandfather by the Nazis in 1943 has been the impetus for Adelaide parishioner John Jasiukaitis to raise the profile of three Catholic priests and a Lutheran pastor from Lubeck who were beheaded the same year for speaking out against the Hitler regime, reports The Southern Cross.

Church Resources provides a range of services for the Church and not-for-profit sector, including aggregating buying power for a wide range of products and services used by health, welfare, aged care, education and parish organisations. More »

Mass streamed live daily

From Our Lady of the Rosary Cathedral, Waitara, in the Broken Bay Diocese.
Weekdays live at 9.30am
Saturdays live 9.30am (followed by Adoration and Benediction)
Sundays live 9.30am
Click on this link at the appropriate time to connect.

Subscribe

To receive headlines from our faith-based news services, please subscribe below.

Email address

Newsletter


 

News Feed

Subscribe to the CathNews RSS feed to get the daily edition automatically delivered to you.
Subscribe to Faith Project RSS.