A weekly summary of interesting articles, events and news from our Catholic community No funding deal yet for Catholic schools – read more Priests from Diocese of Broken Bay elect Rev Dr David Ranson as Diocesan Administrator – read more Archbishop Peter Andrew Comensoli installed as the ninth Archbishop of Melbourne – read more Turnball […]
Work life balance is always evolving
In his Sydney TEDx talk, Nigel Marsh shares his observations on work life balance. This notion of work life balance often polarises: everybody loves the idea of it, but very few people actually believe that they have it. And it becomes that kind of “I wish” statement. Nigel has 4 observations which could very well […]
Community news and article update – week ended Friday 13th July 2018
A weekly summary of interesting articles, events and news from our Catholic community Lay pastoral ministers will receive a new resource to support their work in the “building up of the body of Christ for the sake of mission” – read more Catholic Education Melbourne chief Stephen Elder threatened with jail for campaigning against the […]
Making a good first impression at interview
If you are going for a job interview, you know just how important it is to make a great impression. The old saying is very true: ‘You never get a second chance to make a good first impression’. Job interviews can be daunting; yes, we all get nervous when it is our own […]
Our community news update – for week ending Friday 6th July 2018
A weekly summary of interesting articles, events and news from our Catholic community Archbishop Denis Hart welcomes appointment of Most Reverend Bishop Peter Comensoli as the ninth Archbishop of Melbourne –read more. Ray Collins of the NCEC says “now the hard work begins” to achieve an equitable school funding model – read more Maitland-Newcastle has […]
Grit, the true measure of success
This short TED presentation on grit by Angela Lee Duckworth probably reinforces what many educators already know: that people’s success is not based around talent or IQ, but rather the ability to persevere and see long term goals through to the end. While there is much still to learn in this space, Amy explores the […]
Our community news and articles update – week ending 29 June 2018
A weekly summary of interesting articles, events and news from our Catholic community Adelaide priest Fr Charles Gauci named as Bishop of Darwin – read more Statement from Bishop Eugene Hurley on the announcement of the Bishop of Darwin – read more Australians want faith values taught in schools as evidenced by a new report that […]
Have you already skipped on these crucial workday activities?
I happened across a 2016 article by Brittney Morgan in which she wrote of six key items we typically forget to schedule into our busy workday. The six are all important for our wellbeing and therefore our productivity and work……but how many of them have you skipped already this week? A Proper Lunch Break Did […]
Community news and articles update – for week ending Friday 22nd June 2018
A weekly summary of interesting articles, events and news from our Catholic community The Australian Government’s Inquiry into Religious Liberty presented its report to Prime Minister in May 2018 – read more Newly elected Council for CRA includes Sr Monica Cavanagh rsj as President – read more New home in Buller St for CatholicCare Parramatta […]
Setting goals? – keep them to yourself
This short TED Talk by Derek Sivers goes against the common wisdom when setting goals. Rather than sharing them with people, Derek advises to keep yourself accountable and don’t share them! He contends that studies have shown that telling someone your goals actually makes them less likely to happen. Derek highlights that if you really […]
