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Canon Law president, catechist's award, human trafficking

Published: September 28, 2012

St Joseph's Nudgee College "Stella Fellas" proudly wear bowties to raise awareness of human trafficking

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A new president for the Canon Law Society, in Sydney the veteran catechist for the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine receives an award for her years of service, Cardinal Pell is invited to attend the upcoming Vatican Synod and students in Brisbane (pictured above)spread the word on awareness of human trafficking.

New president for Canon Law Society (CRA)

Global recognition for Sydney teacher (Penrith Press)

Cardinal Pell invited to Vatican synod (Catholic Weekly)

Schools spread awareness of human trafficking (Catholic Leader)

Special award to veteran catechist (Catholic Weekly)

 

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