Tag: Domus Australia

Domus Australia marked our national day with a traditional "quarantore"—40 hours of Eucharistic Adoration—over the weekend of 24-26 January.

Australia’s new cardinal, His Eminence, Cardinal Mykola Bychok, presided over Vespers at the Domus Australia chapel on the evening following his elevation to the College of Cardinals. He told a full chapel that the rosary is a “spiritual sword” and that “the intercession of the Most Holy Mother of God that empowers all of us to fight 'the good fight.'”

Fr Bob Hayes was farewelled by staff, massgoers and Australian priests and seminarians living and working in Rome as he concluded his term as rector of Domus Australia, the pilgrim house in Rome, this week.

On the concluding day of the first week of the Synod on Synodality, delegates, facilitators and theologians from Oceania gathered to pray, debrief and share a meal together.

Oceania delegates have joined Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP and other bishops and clergy at Domus Australia to conclude the synod's first week

Domus Australia honoured Cardinal George Pell’s legacy last week with special celebrations marking our national day. Mass was held in the Chapel of Our Lady...

The challenges of the past two years had tested Australians but strength may be found in the country’s unique natural beauty, indigenous culture and settler history with its Christian heritage, said Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP at the Mass for Australia Day at Domus Australia in Rome.

With international borders opening up, now is the time to consider a pilgrimage to the Eternal City in 2022.

Ten years to the day Pope Benedict XVI blessed and opened Domus Australia in Rome, Cardinal Pell celebrated Mass there to mark the milestone.

Sydney Archdiocese seminarian Bijoy Joseph was one of 21 men ordained a deacon in St Peter’s Basilica in Rome last week. US Cardinal Wilton Gregory...

Australia Day came to Rome a little early this year when a group of young people performed at Domus Australia.