Tag: Go Make Disciples
Sydney Catholics invited to help shape the church’s future
Catholics across the Archdiocese of Sydney are being called to take an active role in shaping the future of their church through the upcoming Sydney Synod 2026.
All Saints’ parish “on fire” as new vision launches in Liverpool
It was an historic and joyful occasion for All Saints Parish in Liverpool, as Fr Paul Monkerud formally unveiled its new mission and vision on 25 May, marking what parishioners describe as a transformative moment for the community.
Carlo Acutis pilgrims blessed to farewell Pope Francis
Members of an Easter pilgrimage to Italy to celebrate the canonisation of Blessed Carlo Acutis were stunned after being in Rome at the time Pope Francis died—but it didn’t distract them from their mission.
Great work of parish catechists lauded in state parliament
Earlier this year, the amazing work done by parish catechists in delivering Special Religious Education (SRE) in State Schools was recognised by the vast majority of members in the NSW Legislative Assembly.
A new shepherd and father for the church
The new pope’s choice of the name Leo is significant. St Leo the Great, the first pope of that name, was one of the greatest teacher-popes and one of those great early contributors to Catholic thought known as ‘the fathers’—like St Augustine before him, writes Archbishop Fisher OP.
What makes parishes places where we find Christ?
We obtain peace here because in a parish, Jesus is here. In the Gospel, Jesus came and stood among them. Jesus is standing among us now.
Faith Boom: More conversion stories from our thriving parishes
As the Archdiocese of Sydney joyfully prepares to welcome 380 converts and catechumens into the faith on 9 March, at the Rite of Election, The Catholic Weekly celebrates by sharing just some of the stories emerging from our parishes of the many Sydney siders coming to the faith.
Sydney’s “Called and Gifted” program off to a strong start
The Sydney Centre for Evangelisation’s Called and Gifted program has kicked off with an impressive start, attracting a diverse group of nearly 30 participants drawn from 15 parishes.
Bishop Kornél Fábry on the International Eucharistic Congress
Past congress organiser Bishop Kornél Fábry spoke to Sydney Catholics gathered at St Mary’s Cathedral Chapter Hall on 3 March about what it was like hosting the International Eucharistic Congress.
Didaskō: Bringing theology from the lecture hall to the church hall
The Didaskō course connects parishioners with university lecturers from the University of Notre Dame (UNDA), bringing valuable educational resources directly to homes and parishes.
An invitation to discover God’s call
Students from Macquarie University Catholic Chaplaincy recently completed the Called & Gifted Discernment Process, discerning their spiritual gifts and callings.
Archdiocese of Sydney releases 2025 Lenten Companion
The Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney has released the Lenten Companion for 2025. The booklet contains opening and closing prayers, Scripture, and a Gospel reflection for each Sunday in Lent and for Palm and Easter Sundays after Lent.
