The retreats are held in Australia's only monastic town, which is wonderful to visit in its own right. Weekend and Single Day Retreats The New Norcia Institute for Benedictine Studies seeks to broaden and deepen awareness of the monastic tradition within Christianity. It offers an environment conducive to prayer, study
Take the 10-day pilgrimage across the Australian Camino, which perfectly balances scenery, soul-searching, and spiritual growth. This journey offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and find inner peace while exploring the beautiful South Australian landscape. Today’s, pilgrim travellers, taking the direct road to Penola, along the modern highway,
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
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
The Camino Salvado is about reflection, connection and renewal. It is not always an easy path to follow but should you choose to follow the Camino, you will not be disappointed. It is a Camino for all peoples – those of faith, those with no faith and those who seek
Reconciliation is one of the great gifts of Catholic faith and life. Here we open up Jesus’ own practice of forgiveness and trace how this has been taken up by the church into the present through sacraments, rites and practices of forgiveness. Session 1: Monday 25 August 2025 Session 2:
This interactive workshop allows learners to explore the term "adult at risk" and identify the essential safeguarding principles related to individuals within this category. Learning Outcomes By completing this workshop participants will be able to: Define the term "adult at risk". Identify risk factors for adults at risk. Describe the
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
Jubilee Year Events - Faculty of Education & Arts Art exhibitions in ACU galleries featuring visual art that reflects the theme of hope. This could be a central theme for student projects. The McGlade Gallery at the Strathfield Campus will host the Clancy Prize for religious art, which has the theme
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
Step into the 2025 Jubilee Year, a time of grace and renewal for all God’s people, as “Pilgrims of Hope.” Walk the sacred paths of Rome, Assisi, and Tuscany, encountering places rich in faith, history, and beauty. This is more than a tour — it’s a call to reflect, renew,
Catholic Mission’s Immersion Programs cater for individuals who want to deepen their understanding and appreciation of different cultures and the realities of their lives and want to discover how they might play a part in bringing about positive changes in the lives of others and in the world. Often people
Come and explore Mongolia and experience the global missionary church! The immersion will be based mostly around the capital Ulaanbaatar, where we will visit Catholic Mission projects while sharing in the richness and diversity of this great culture. We will spend time being with people in the local communities, appreciating
Pilgrimages along the Australian Ignatian Trail in the footsteps of the first Jesuits in Australia This ‘camino’ experience provides an opportunity for encountering Ignatian Spiritualty, discerning, and listening to God’s presence in Nature. Step aside from everyday life, walk, reflect, experience nature day after day, time in silence, conversation and
