National Catholic Education Executive Director Jacinta Collins says the National Mass to celebrate the bicentenary of Catholic education in Australia will be a highlight of the bicentenary year – read more Queensland Catholic Education Commission Executive Director Dr Lee-Anne Perry welcomes additional kindergarten funding – read more Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP welcomes Pope Francis’ […]
People in the News – week of Monday 10th May 2021
Sally FitzGerald, Australian Capital Territory, National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Catholic Councillor, has initiated a project to provide care packages for Indigenous people in palliative care – read more Brisbane Catholic Education Deputy Executive Director Doug Ashleigh said the BCE partnership with ENGIE is an important step towards realising energy sustainability goals for schools […]
People in the News – week of Monday 3rd May 2021
Centacare Sunshine Coast Area Manager, Adam Beck, says a Sunshine Coast vigil and march in Maroochydore aims to raise awareness of domestic and family violence and offer support – read more Ursula Stephens, CEO of Catholic Social Services Australia, has been appointed chief executive officer of recently-formed Australian Catholic Safeguarding Ltd – read more ORDER of […]
How to make hard choices in your career
Ruth Chang’s engaging TED talk on hard choices helps to uncover a hidden power that we all have. That being that we all have the ability to create reason. But what is the significance of that? And why is it so powerful? It’s where we get to stand behind our reasons and say, “this is […]
People in the News – week of Monday 26th April 2021
Brisbane Archbishop Mark Coleridge celebrated a Multicultural Mass on the 65th anniversary of Inala parish – read more St Vincent de Paul national vice president Jacob Miller says young homeless people deserve our help, as demand for youth homelessness services skyrockets in Brisbane – read more Bishop Anthony Randazzo commissioned the four Diocese of Broken […]
People in the News – week of Monday 12th April 2021
Church mourns the death of Australian Cardinal Edward Cassidy – read more Trudy Dantis, director of the National Centre for Pastoral Research and chair of the Bishops Conference’s Safeguarding Committee, says the external safeguarding audit process has helped the organisation strengthen its policies and procedures – read more Dr Robyn Miller, CEO of MacKillop Family Services, […]
How to master your job interview
In this educational TED Talk, Ashley Rizzotto speaks about mastering the job interview. Ashley has an interesting perspective, starting from applying for her first job through to the interview that got her the current career advisor role. She also draws on working with hundreds of graduates preparing them for their interviews. The key thing to […]
People in the News – week of Tuesday 6th April
Sydney Catholic school boy Jack Berne, age 12, has already raised $1.8 million through his charity, A Fiver for a Farmer, so now he’s putting his “endless” energy towards a new project – read more Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP tells students that the Catholic church is a “home for all” at the annual Archbishop’s Student Leaders […]
People in the News – week of Monday 29th March 2021
Bishop Anthony Randazzo of Broken Bay led Filipino Catholics living in Sydney in a celebration of 500 years of Christianity in the Philippines – read more Father Kene Onwukwe, administrator of St Anthony’s Catholic Parish in Austral says he is honoured to receive a military award for his service during the 2020 bushfire and pandemic […]
People in the News – week of Monday 22nd March 2021
Good Samaritan Sister Anna Warlow, returning east after 18 years in the Diocese of Geraldton, is confident the Good Sisters’ work will continue to flourish under the care of the region’s Oblates –read more Sr Gabrielle Morgan PBVM, Congregation Leader of the Presentation Sisters in Tasmania, says she is honoured that the Presentation Sisters have […]
