Students in the St Canice’s studio were asked to consider ways to ensure a more friendly and equitable future for the parish, while exploring the role the built environment might play in a time of rapid urban change in Sydney. Click here to read an informative article, ‘Architecture for the
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Royal Commission Findings
As we march through the coming weeks with the revelations of the findings of the Royal Commission into child sexual abuse in the Church, this article by John Menadue can be very useful. Catholic Archbishops to front Royal Commission on Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. Posted on 06/02/2017 by
Renewal Exhibition – What does the future hold for the modern Church?
Background In 2016 a group of 19 students in the final year of their Masters of Architecture from the University of New South Wales focused on the challenges facing St Canice’s Parish. The studio considered the wider issues facing the church and explored the role that the built environment might
Women’s Retreat – 17/18/19 February 2017
You are invited to attend the Women’s Retreat at Canisius, 102 Mona Vale Rd, Pymble NSW 2073 on 17/18/19 February 2017. Please contact Canisius Centre of Ignatian Spirituality on Phone: (02) 9488 4539 to make your reservation. Praying like a woman: Women’s spirituality A couple of years ago I bought
Mary’s ’Yes’ to her God
We need to dream… bigger…. And bigger again. So we begin again, a fresh new year, and remember our desires for the year ahead, the promises and wishes that inhabit our hearts. As Christians /Catholics we have just beheld the nativity scenes, the story of Jesus, the wonder
The Women of St Canice’s
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‘Memory’ – the jigsaw of good memory is important for nurturing a ‘shared community’; thus enriching our lives
‘MEMORY’ Faces, places, events and things are powerful forgers of memory. From our earliest days our life’s journey is shaped by the manner in which such memory is formed. A jigsaw of good memory is important not only for individual lives but also for shared community. This ‘Tribute to
The Bridge Community Bathurst
Dear friends, Sharing with you the latest newsletter from The Bridge Community in Bathurst. With our best wishes for peace and joy at Christmas time, Steve Sinn SJ & Anna Thompaon PLEASE CLICK ON LINK BELOW TO READ OUR DECEMBER 2016 NEWSLETTER news-from-the-bridge-december-2016
Christmas Day 2016
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A Tribute to the Women of St Canice’s
Click arrow to play video “The Trumpets Shall Sound” A Tribute to the Women of St Canice’s ‘Women of St Canice’s’! What does the idea of Mary and her “Yes” to God mean to each of us? In Mary’s case it was to carrying the Christ child, not born