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Kristallnacht ceremony, archbishop's cricket memory

Published: November 16, 2012

Catholic and Jewish students participate in a Kristllnacht ceremony together, former Olympic sprinter Matt Shirvington visits his old school, A Sydney teacher is an inspiration in a radio competition and Archbishop Mark Coleridge (pictured) takes a trip down mmemory lane at the test cricket in Brisbane,

Gabba adventure reminds Archbishop of his playing days (Catholic Leader)

Matt Shirvington, Marist maestro over 100 metres (Catholic Weekly)

Catholic and Jewish students in Kristallnacht service (C-Mail)

Sydney teacher named as one of most inspiring in competition (Liverpool Leader)

Catholic office in Port Pirie embraces solar power (Recorder)

 

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