Tag: Walk with Christ
The Catholic world has taken notice of the Eucharistic revival in...
The Catholic Church Down Under has caught the attention of the Catholic world as it experiences a powerful resurgence of faith.
Give him your all in return
This is the edited text of the Feverino given by Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP for benediction after "Walk with Christ" at St Mary's Cathedral forecourt, Sydney, Corpus Christi, 2 June 2024.
Walk with Christ—A moment for Catholic heroes
Even though, statistically speaking, many in the crowd would be struggling with bills, are in mortgage stress, and some even ridiculed by secular society for their faith, they shrugged off the trouble of the time and proudly took to the streets and said “we believe in Jesus Christ.”
Catholics march to one joyous beat
A chorus of unanimous rapture and joy arose from the 15 000 strong army of Catholics who marched through the city on 2 June for the Walk with Christ procession.
Record crowds return to Walk With Christ
In prams and in wheelchairs, hand-in-hand and on foot, generations of Catholics from every Rite and religious order across Sydney converged together at the mother church as 15,000 witnesses this Corpus Christi.
One family’s joyful Walk with Christ
For the Sarmientos, Sydney’s annual Corpus Christi procession is an opportunity to enrich and share faith.
Walk with Christ 2023: Archbishop Fisher on adoration and witness
C.S. Lewis said that “In Heaven, everything is either silence or music.” The Christian God is the Word, the God who speaks. Yet, paradoxically, He dwelt voiceless in His mother’s womb for nine months, entered the world as a wordless baby, lived in obscurity in Nazareth for most of His life, and accomplished His redemptive work muted in His Passion and Tomb.
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 doco hits screens
Students across Sydney Catholic Schools will gain fresh insights into the significance of the Feast of Corpus Christi, its history and ongoing importance through a new documentary produced by the Sydney Centre for Evangelisation.
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
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...
Get creative about Walking With Christ
Charlotte Giambol used the beach for her inspiration while Lucy Savignano featured footprints for her design.
The Year 6 students from Arncliffe’s St Francis Xavier's...