Responding to the Abuse scandal with a balanced Faith Last week, more than 100 people braved a very cold night to come along to see ‘Spotlight’, the first of the St Canice Cinema screenings. In introducing the film, Fr Richard Leonard SJ said, “This is a film that usually provokes
Welcome to the seventh-annual 31 Days with St. Ignatius, a month-long celebration of Ignatian spirituality. In honor of the feast of St. Ignatius Loyola on July 31, we offer a selection of articles, blog posts, and videos to help you explore the riches of Ignatian spirituality. You can simply CLICK
The Annual gathering of the nine Australian Jesuit parishes took place in the Mary McKillop Centre in North Sydney and 19 and 20 April. St Canice’s was represented by Fr Chris Jenkins SJ, Caroline Coggins, Chris Gration and Eimer Boyle. We were reminded that with only nineteen Jesuit priests, the
Outreach -Establishing an identifiable brand for the Kitchen, principally to use in fund-raising. -Planning a fund-raising event and developing fund-raising capability. -How can we broaden the type of assistance we offer the poor and homeless in the area, and link this to the thinking about social housing? Michael Parker michael@praxiscommunication.com.au
10 April 2016 – Third Sunday of Easter
UNSW Design Studio focus on St Canice in 2016: The Sustainable Community Group that is part of the ‘St Canice’s Parish Renewal’ process has invited the UNSW Faculty of the Built Environment to explore St Canice’s site as part of a design studio in the Master of Architecture special program,
NOURISH (AUTUMN) TALKS AT ST CANICE’S Australia’s prince of soil Costa Georgiadis, compered the Nourish (Autumn) at St Canice’s on Thursday evening. As well as heart and mind being nourished with music, speakers and rich conversation, appetites were well looked after too. Think banana blossom, cabbage and pomelo salad, with
HOLY WEEK 2016 Beautiful music, inspiring homilies and solemn liturgy made this year’s Pascal triduum very special at St Canice’s. As in years before, our own ‘Stations of the Cross through Kings Cross’ with fellow Christian churches on Good Friday connects us to our own communities and to those who
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