The Sydney Prayer Breakfast is an annual prayer gathering of Christians from all denominations. It is an opportunity to praise God and bring before Him the prayer requests of Christian communities in NSW. Held on Wednesday, 11 June 2025 at the International Convention & Exhibition Centre (ICC Sydney) in their Grand Ballroom. Doors open at
New program offering for 2025 in Catholic mission and identity, designed and imagined specifically for leaders in Catholic ministries with executive and governance responsibilities. The Governance Ministry Leadership Program (GMLP), grounded in contemporary research and insights, will equip aspiring, new, and experienced Trustees, Civil Directors, and Board Members with the
This annual event that has been designed to help people work together to protect children and vulnerable adults from abuse. The conference is attended by individuals from a range of backgrounds, including church leaders, safeguarding professionals, trauma specialists, academics, researchers, and others who are dedicated to the prevention and tackling
Save the date: 20 June 2025 Exploring essential skills for boosting results and presentations from a broad range of teachers on the innovations that are making a difference in the classroom. Sydney Central Hotel
Wednesday, 14 May 2025 5-6pm (NZ time) via Zoom Speaker: Rebecca Taylor-Hunt (Director, Catholic Enquiry Centre) This series of online webinars features graduates and senior students from CTC. These thought-provoking sessions will explore faith, leadership, and contemporary challenges in ministry, and inspire us to be pilgrims of hope. General Information: Each session is unique so
Uniting Mission, Service, and Community At CDF, we believe that collaboration is key to creating positive change. Our Catholic Connect workshops are a platform for bringing Catholic organisations across Melbourne and regional Victoria together to share ideas, build networks, and work toward a shared mission of service. In 2024, over
This session has been designed for those with leadership responsibilities in Catholic organisations including bishops and congregational leaders of religious institutes. This training has been written to meet the requirements of NCSS Standard 5.3.2 it is held in two sessions around six weeks apart
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.
RETREATS 2025 Each of these fully catered Ignatian retreats are silent, with daily spiritual direction and Eucharist. The eight on suite rooms at Mary McKillop Centre offer a prayerful spacious environment in a superb setting for a personal retreat in the dynamic of the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius. 8 DAY
Program overview: CPE programs at St Vincent’s St Vincent’s Hospital is one of Sydney’s leading health care institutions with a long tradition in educating healthcare professionals including pastoral care practitioners St Vincent’s recognises that spiritual care is an integral part of patients’ healing and well-being. It has a dynamic pastoral
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Pope Francis and Patriarch Bartholomew share an historic moment of reconciliation! A moment when the church begins to breathe again with TWO lungs. Today, the call to breathe with the lungs of the East and the West, takes on new meaning in this Holy Year. During these five days, participant
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
What is this mysterious reality we call prayer? Is it a luxury for the leisurely? A practice reserved for those who are good enough to do it? And even if we are interested in praying, how do we go about doing it, and what should we expect to happen? These
Too often conscience is associated with a ‘guilty conscience’ but in fact conscience is a whole lot bigger than that and is something which precedes our choosing or doing anything. Forming consciences that can lead us to make good choices is one of the most important tasks for the Church.
This two-hour interactive workshop allows learners to explore the term 'adult at risk' and identify the essential safeguarding principles related to individuals within this category. The workshop will cover defining the term 'adult at risk', identifying risk factors, describing the issue of transient risk and exploring safeguarding considerations for adults
This is a meeting open to all Canonical Stewards and Executive Officers of Ministerial Public Juridic Persons. It will provide formation, updates on current issues and an opportunity for canonical stewards to share their experiences. Attendance is by invitation. This event in 2025 is being held in conjunction with the
This interactive workshop allows learners to explore safeguarding risk management and identify the essential tools, considerations and steps within such processes. Learning Outcomes By completing this module participants will be able to: identify the importance of risk management as a component of safeguarding identify and describe common safeguarding risks within
Wednesday, 08 October 2025 Speakers: Cameron and Cheryl Surrey (Catholic Parents – Cheryl is the Regional Lead for Divine Renovation NZ) General Information: Each session is unique so you can come for one that may interest you or come to all the live sessions. Fee is $20 per webinar or
Wednesday, 26 November 2025 Speaker: Fadi Yalda (CTC Biblical Studies Lecturer) General Information: Each session is unique so you can come for one that may interest you or come to all the live sessions. Fee is $20 per webinar or $100 for all 6 webinars. All live sessions are done on Zoom
