ACU Faculty of Theology and Philosophy in partnership with Catholic Health Australia (CHA) is running a webinar event that brings together international experts and thought leaders to discuss mental health, public health and the question of solidarity in the face of this global pandemic. The first event in this series,

Join us for the National Launch for the Bicentenary of Catholic Education on Thursday 18 February 2021. Broadcast 10am & 2pm AEDT via www.200years.catholic.edu.au   This is a free virtual event for educators, leaders, students and their families in Catholic schools, education offices and universities.

Panel presentation and round table discussion   Register by Wednesday 10 March 2021. Places are limited. Registration is essential for both attendance and online participation. An evening of theologically informed conversation about Catholic women in leadership across a range of organisations. With alumnae from the first iteration of the Leadership

Catholic women are being invited to participate in a national consultation with two bishops later this month and to mark their diaries for a national gathering in September. The national consultation, which will take place on March 27 via Zoom, invites women to articulate and celebrate their contribution to and

ZOOM videoconference

While many directors and executives understand the theory of what is expected of them in their Governance roles, a key question we are often asked is 'How do I take the theory of good governance and put it into practice in my organisation?'   When governing for the Mission, what

An Invitation to parishes, local congregations and others interested to an Ecumenical Webinar to explore Fratelli Tutti’s vision of a world at peace. When Pope Francis speaks, as he did with “Laudato Si”, he often reaches out beyond the body of the Catholic Church to many others. Similarly, Fratelli Tutti,

“Let us dream, then, as a single human family, as fellow travelers sharing the same flesh, as children of the same earth which is our common home, each of us bringing the richness of his or her beliefs and convictions, each of us with his or her own voice, brothers

Living Justice. Go Out Joyfully Details to be confirmed

GUEST SPEAKER SR JOAN CHITTISTER OSB Joan Chittister is one of the most influential religious and social leaders of our time. For 50 years she has passionately advocated on behalf of peace, human rights, women’s issues, and church renewal. A much sought-after speaker, counsellor and clear voice that bridges across

Due to the continuing uncertainty around the COVID Pandemic, the Council has decided to postpone the event - originally scheduled for 27 September – 1 October 2021 - until 2022.  

A national virtual conference to be held in July is aiming to enliven Catholic communities as Australia emerges from the pandemic and approaches the first Plenary Council assembly. "Alive in the Spirit” will offer keynote addresses, workshops, prayer and worship experiences to strengthen the mission and aims of local Catholic

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This is the first of four webinars in the 2021 Mission Inspired Leadership series Facilitator: Cath Garner Director, Education and Innovation Hub Alfred Hospital  

French Xavierian Sister Nathalie Becquart, recently appointed by Pope Francis as under-secretary to the Vatican Synod of Bishops, will address an Australian Cardijn Institute webinar on the theme “Lay People and Synodality” next month. Sr Nathalie is the first woman to hold such a role in the Synod. In another

Canonical Stewards, Boards, Principals are invited to discuss: Promoting the unique role of RI and MPJP schools Partnerships and collaboration Insights for the 2021-2022 CORMSAA Plan Statistics that count People have the option of attending online or face-to-face Register at: info@ampjp.org.au   Forum hosted by CORMSAA (Committee of Religious Institute