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Faith can overcome worry: “Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear,” Jesus told his disciples.

Preoccupations led to important gaps

Clara Geoghegan - July 14, 2022

Decrees now wait on Rome approval

Not perfect, but a real beginning

A week of positives and negatives for the Plenary: Archbishop Anthony Fisher

Members happy with revised women’s motions on Plenary’s final day

Marilyn Rodrigues - July 9, 2022

Plenary motions too constrained by equality-as-power paradigm, say women

Marilyn Rodrigues - July 7, 2022

Two classes: professional Catholic activists and ordinary Catholic women

Dr Philippa Martyr - July 7, 2022

The tale of two Councils

Daniel Ang - July 6, 2022

Vote on women throws Plenary into crisis

Marilyn Rodrigues - July 6, 2022

We’re not factions. Listen humbly to the Spirit, President tells Plenary...

Adam Wesselinoff - July 4, 2022

Church in Australia is exhausted; Plenary can be prophetic and renew...

Adam Wesselinoff - July 3, 2022

blessed Sacrament

Pope Francis, the liturgy and the Plenary Council

Dr Philippa Martyr - June 30, 2022

The need for fathers who listen and teach

Editorial - June 29, 2022

Archbishop Andrew Killian of Adelaide, front left, Archbishop Daniel Mannix of Melbourne, Archbishop Michael Kelly of Sydney and Apostolic Nuncio Archbishop Giovanni Panico relax as they wait to have their photograph taken at the Fourth Plenary. Photo: Archdiocese of Sydney archives

Different issues for a different age in 1937

Adam Wesselinoff - June 29, 2022

The Plenary Council: no reform without conversion

Daniel Ang - June 29, 2022

The Plenary Council motions: how did we get here?

Adam Wesselinoff - June 9, 2022

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