Grief Awareness Month: Understanding born of experience
Regular contributor John Murray shares a precious family story, one that surely has parallels in many families.
Letter from the Eternal City
'I write from Rome.' That is the literal truth, but I gave serious consideration to not saying it.
Listen to their voices, hear their stories and walk together into the future
2017 Senior Australian of the Year, Sr Anne Gardiner of the Daughters of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, graciously accepted an invitation to write for the edition of Aurora appearing in NAIDOC Week.
NAIDOC Week 2017 celebrates Indigenous languages
CatholicCare Social Services’ Jackie Bassett spoke to Ian Eggins, Manager of Supported Independent Living, as he anticipated NAIDOC Week (2-9 July).
Do you know the hoarders next door?
Hoard: a supply or accumulation that is hidden or carefully guarded for preservation, future use.
I have always been slightly obsessed with hoarders and what makes them tick.
Launch of learning framework for Catholic schools
The culmination of over two years planning and consultation about what ‘learning’ means and looks like for our Catholic schools came about recently with the launch of a Learning Framework.
This couple’s committed to a movement that unites faith and life
Newcastle couple Brian and Adda O’Donnell are keen to share their enthusiasm for the ecclesial movement, Communion and Liberation. Communion and Liberation is a movement which has the purpose of forming its members in Christianity in order to make them co-workers in the Church’s mission in all areas of society.
eConference offering fresh model of leadership in uncertain times
“Broken Bay Institute - The Australian Institute of Theological Education” is proud to be partnering again with the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference to host the 13th Annual National eConference on Thursday 10 August. The theme is Gospel Leadership in Times of Chaos: the Hope of Pope Francis.
