Tag: Catholic Mission

Many parishes today face similar pastoral pressures: limited leadership capacity, increasing administrative demands, and growing expectations for mission and outreach.

Myanmar has the dubious distinction of the world’s longest running civil war. Since independence in 1948, the country has had a history of internal conflicts and escalating violence leading to widespread displacement and economic hardship.

Peter Gates has been appointed national director of Catholic Mission, succeeding Fr Brian Lucas. A long-serving leader, he brings more than 30 years’ experience to the church’s Australian mission agency.

Catholic Mission has kicked off its annual Socktober appeal with a Mass for children from 11 Sydney schools to raise money for unprivileged communities. The Mass, held on 9 September in St Mary’s Church, North Sydney, and presided over by Bishop Daniel Meagher, was attended by more than 500 students.

Catholic Mission has held their 2025 One Heart Many Voices conference, focussing on themes of synodality, inclusivity, and hearing the perspective of others.

Having a homily viewed by 30,000 people daily is no small feat but for Fr Khohi Mbwi, this is in addition to his day job.

In Mongolia’s tiny church of just 1500 Catholics everyone is on mission with a strong focus on serving the good of all, says its apostolic prefect Cardinal Giorgio Marengo who is visiting Australia for Catholic Mission.

Catholic organisations are firmly at the forefront of an innovative partnership with government and business groups to eliminate homelessness across NSW which is starting...

Vera and Stuart Clark and their son Matthew are leaving Sydney for Myanmar on a 12-day fundraising adventure.

Catholic Mission is offering an opportunity for eight pilgrims to retrace the ancient paths of a world-famous journey.