The Christian spiritual tradition offers us many creative and enriching ways of praying. In these sessions we will look, and have the chance to practice, praying with art, praying with icons, and praying with our lived experience. We will have an eye to our own personal interior nourishment, as well
ONLINE LEARNING & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTRODUCTION TO MISSION Through our partnerships, BBI-TAITE offers a range of online, in-your-own-time learning opportunities each supported by a specialist in the field. You can take up the offers at the dates below, or contact us for alternate ways to access the material that may
Through a partnership with Australian Catholic Bishops Conference Office for Justice Ecology and Peace, we at BBI-TAITE are able to bring to you an online course on Catholic Social Justice Teaching. This course is intended for teachers, mission leaders, employees in Catholic organizations, pastoral practitioners and Christian disciples, and its
We will look at some key texts from the Bible that may feature in teaching about creation and the environment and learn how to read them and interpret them. These texts can be used in the science, social science, and religion classroom to communicate what Catholics believe about creation and
Join us for the CSSA National Conference, a transformative two-day program aligning CSSA’s strategic advocacy work with the Holy Year 2025 Jubilee. The Jubilee is a sacred time for spiritual renewal, hope, and unity. Our theme, Hope in Action, draws inspiration from the Jubilee 2025’s Pilgrims of Hope, echoing Pope Francis’ call
A lot of work and resources go into the preparation of a Mass. We will work together to create a practical guide to this task. A different guide opens up the many possibilities for preparing a liturgy of the Word and a service of prayer. Session 1: Wednesday 19 March
Presented by Dr Michael-Carr Gregg. Dr Michael Carr-Gregg BA (Hons) MA, PhD MAAPI Cert Child Internet Safety (UCLAN) Child, Adolescent and Family Psychologist Michael is one of Australia's highest profile psychologists working in all forms of media. A successful author, speaker, broadcaster and mental health advocate, Michael works in private practice
A Preeminent social opportunity to celebrate the incredible contributions of Catholic primary Principals across Victoria and to promote the health and wellbeing of all VACPSP Members. The VACPSP is proud to host the Second President’s Ball in 2025. Join us to Let the Principal Shine. The Ball is a preeminent social
A new webinar in our Retirement series, where our Head of Retirement, Sam Higgie, and Senior Financial Planner, Scott Jackson, will guide you through the steps of converting your super to a retirement income. This webinar is ideal for those who are looking to take action and begin using their
Victorian Association of Catholic Primary Principals Join us on a three-day journey nourishing your role as a Catholic Primary School Principal through exceptional keynotes, workshops, learning, skill and faith development opportunities. Save the Date
Wednesday, 26 March 2025 5-6pm (new Zealand time) via Zoom Speaker: Fr Monty Bamford (Christchurch Diocese) Fr. Monty is a priest of the Catholic Diocese of Christchurch and is currently an Assistant Priest at the Cathedral Parish and Chaplain to the Te Rangimārie Māori Chaplaincy . He was ordained in
Campion College Australia invites you to join us for the book launch of George Cardinal Pell Pax Invictis, A Biography by Tess Livingstone. This definitive biography traces Cardinal George Pell’s life from his childhood in Australia to his role as the Vatican treasurer; through his trials, unjust imprisonment, and exoneration to his
Jubilee Year Events - Faculty of Education & Arts The first FEA Executive Dean seminar of 2025 will spotlight the Arts.“In Focus Executive Dean Presents...Priced Out. Locked Out: Housing and Hope” will be held on 27 March 2025 in Melbourne. The panel discussion will focus on housing affordability and access examined from
Bonnie MacLellan CSJ will guide us through essential topics such as governance options, the role of a commissary and its characteristics and navigating the process of moving to completionBonnie is a Sister of Saint Joseph of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada. She holds a Master of Public Health and a
Those who are sick and frail need the special help of God's grace to sustain them in their time of suffering. A key way the Church shows its ongoing care for the sick and vulnerable is when members of faith communities reach out and minister Holy Communion to them. Those
You are invited to join us for a conversation on our 2025 theme "My Spiritual Journey" Guest Speakers Barbara Novak and Denise Harris Barbara is a Holistic Life Coach, who migrated to Australia in 1973 and has since moved 39 times, often renovating homes on the way. Her varied work experience
This two-hour session for Boards and Trustees includes identifying the roles and responsibilities in safeguarding based on legal and canonical requirements, and strengthening organisational policies as part of a safeguarding framework.
Celebrating the 30th year of Spirituality in the Pub (SIP) Annual Theme: Conscience Professor Lyria Bennett-Moses; Professor Tanveer Zia share their thoughts on Artificial Intelligence Moderator for the evening will be Susan Eichorn An initiative of Catalyst for Renewal
Jubilee Year Events - Faculty of Health Sciences To be a sign of hope for the sick, the Church is celebrating the Jubilee of the Sick and Health Care Workers on 5-6 April, 2025. As part of this worldwide celebration, and as the largest formator of healthcare workers in Australia, Australian Catholic University
Five day taste of the Aussie Camino Min. 4 Max. 8 Walkers plus leader 5 nights/4 days walking Fitness - Moderate, this country is relatively flat however long days of road walking can be tough on feet. Taste of the Aussie Camino - Mary Mackillop Pilgrimage Bunganditj/Boandik Country Explore the diverse
