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2020 Wheel of Prayer Day
Sandhurst Diocese ‘Wheel of Prayer Day’ 2020 Saturday 8th August 2020 10.00 am – 3.15 pm. Live via Zoom (diocesan website video available later) including: Prayer of the Church led by Bishop Shane Mackinlay; Family Prayer, Anthony & Rosey Kilmartin; Taize Prayer, Ruth Lawlor; Devotional Prayer, Fr Stephen Bolling; Praying with Scripture, Lyn Breen. Go to TryBooking to register and leave your email address for Zoom meeting link to be sent to you. https://www.trybooking.com/BJUOP
Lent Resources for 2020
LENT 2020 Leaflets for prayer and reflection for individuals and groups.
Free to download from Adult Faith Education Sandhurst.
Advent Leaflets 2019
Lyn Breen, the Adult Faith Education officer of the Catholic Diocese of Sandhurst has produced a new series of Advent resources to use within Parishes during the Advent season. Click the link below to view the resources.
Implementing the Bishop's Social Justice Statement
A Place to Call Home - Parish Housing Forum
Implementing the Bishops' Social Justice Statement
Venue: St Brendan's Parish Centre
Knight Street Shepparton
Date: Saturday 6 July 10.30am - 2.30pm
Lent 2019
LENT 2019 Leaflets for prayer and reflection for individuals and groups.
Free to download from Adult Faith Education Sandhurst.
Sandhurst Diocese Pilgrimage 2019 to the Holy Land
‘Journey of Christ’ Sandhurst Diocese Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, optional Petra, Jordan extension.
18th September – 2nd / 4th October 2019 with Fr Novelito Lim (Parish Priest Kerang) & Ms Kerrie Hill (RE Leader, St Joseph’s PS Chiltern).
The Sandhurst Diocese has produced “Pathways for Families”.More...
‘Youth Pathways 2019’ has arrived
The latest edition of ‘Youth Pathways 2019’ has arrived in schools and parishes across the Sandhurst Diocese.
The booklet produced in partnership by Sandhurst Youth Ministry and Adult Faith Education Sandhurst outlines opportunities to assist young people on their faith journey.
‘Love in Marriage' prayerbook launched
The Sandhurst Diocese has produced a booklet is a book of prayers based on paragraphs in Pope Francis’ ‘The Joy of Love’ (or Amoris Laetitia, 2016), in which he offers wisdom and guidance for families, engaged and married couples, and the communities and individuals who may walk beside them. In this little book, the Pope’s words are arranged as prayers, for couples, families and communities, to pray for themselves and others..
‘Love in the Family' prayerbook launched
The Sandhurst Diocese has produced a prayerbook based on paragraphs of Pope Francis' Apostolic Exhortation on love in the family, 'The Joy of Love' Amoris Laetita, 2016.
The booklet is a book of prayers based on paragraphs in Pope Francis’ ‘The Joy of Love’ (or Amoris Laetitia, 2016), in which he offers wisdom and guidance for families, engaged and married couples, and the communities and individuals who may walk beside them. In this little book, the Pope’s words are arranged as prayers, for couples, families and communities, to pray for themselves and others..
‘Youth Pathways 2019’ has arrived
The latest edition of ‘Youth Pathways 2019’ has arrived in schools and parishes across the Sandhurst Diocese.
The booklet produced in partnership by Sandhurst Youth Ministry and Adult Faith Education Sandhurst outlines opportunities to assist young people on their faith journey.
Items of Interest
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The internet has taken away the joy of boredom
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A novel about dashed hopes and delusions of grandeur
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Pope Francis offers condolences to Benedict XVI following his brother’s death
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Bishop suspends priest who called Black Lives Matter activists ‘maggots’
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Florida bishops hail new law on parental consent before minor has abortion
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Catholic bishop: bill changes would leave UK with ‘most extreme abortion legislation in Europe’
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As Congo turns 60, cardinal says the country has failed
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‘Soft despotism’ of anti-Catholicism on the rise, USCCB religious liberty chair warns
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Abortion report confirms pro-lifers’ dire predictions
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Priest under fire for calling Black Lives Matter protesters ‘maggots and parasites’
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It’s getting harder to deny the differences between men and women
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A life fighting disease and poverty in tribal Kenya
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University to livestream liturgy lecture from Chicago
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Mental health of Tamil sisters in detention ‘deteriorating’
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Defiant Hong Kong cardinal prepared for arrest
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Benedict XVI’s brother Georg Ratzinger has died
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Cardinal: Mission no excuse for financial inefficiency
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Vatican taskforce seeks to ‘prepare the future’
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Latest media releases
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Cardinal Zen: ‘No confidence’ in HK religious freedom after new security law
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New Amazon region ‘ecclesial conference’ created
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Pell: Church’s mission ‘no justification’ for financial inefficiency or corruption
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Record 1.4 million people relying on food banks
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Benedict XVI’s brother dies at 96
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Readers and researchers get ready for new library
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Zooming in on Church reform across two countries
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6,666 abortions performed in Ireland last year after repeal of pro-life law
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Supreme Court says religious schools should not be excluded from Montana aid
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Microbes get a bad press, but some of them have their uses
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The Benedictine way can inform our lives – and our politics
