Tag: Corpus Christi
Walk with Christ 2023: More processions please, we’re Catholic!
If this year's Walk with Christ underlined anything, it's that we're not going to get very far in the new evangelisation without lots of processions
Walk with Christ 2023 draws more than 10,000 for witness, prayer...
Starting with a festival in Martin Place, the 2023 Corpus Christi procession drew Catholics of all ages and nationalities to walk with Christ
Philippa Martyr: Middle-aged Catholics have Eucharistic problems
It’s Corpus Christi, which is a great time to be Catholic in public, as well as private. I love Eucharistic processions, because when I was growing up in the 1970s and 1980s, I hardly ever saw one. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament had really dropped out of fashion.
Patrick O’Shea: Our heavenly home is where the heart is
Anyone who has watched Monty Python’s Life of Brian can hardly forget the classic scene where John Cleese’s centurion gives a Latin lesson to Graham Chapman’s Brian. It took a bit of study, but I now know the proper translation for “Romans go home” is “Romani ite domum,” not “Romanes eunt domus,”
Walk With Christ documentary shows the beauty and power of Corpus...
A short documentary on the popular Walk With Christ procession shows the importance of Eucharistic processions in a secular age
Marli touches greatness as her school’s first sports rep
By Tasmyn Haynes
Marli Mayne showed she is a star in the making after being selected into the Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) U15 touch football...
Feast unites the faithful
Melkites, Maronites and Roman Catholics process Blessed Sacrament in proud witness to their faith
In an epic display of love of Christ present in the...
We walked with Him
Procession testifies to Christianity’s relevance - and vitality
Christ walked the streets of Sydney with more than 13,000 disciples last Sunday in scenes not seen...
Catholics take faith to Sydney’s streets on Corpus Christi
Professing His real presence in public procession
About 800 Catholics from three rites – Maronite, Melkite and Roman—took their faith to the streets of western...