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Catholic peak bodies weigh in on CGT changes, NDIS and more in Budget 2026

May 13, 2026

AUSTRALIAN Treasurer Jim Chalmers handed down the 2026 Budget with housing affordability and intergenerational equity as headline measures. The budget landed during a turbulent 12 months - petrol shocks, high inflation, rising interest rates, a housing...

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Australia's social media ban for teens questioned as youth literacy plummets

May 13, 2026

THE country’s world-first law restricting social media for under-16s is in the spotlight as academics question the ban’s effectiveness. Researchers from Australian Catholic University say teenagers have found a workaround and they are concerned...

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Brisbane spaces building connection amid uncertainty and anxiety

May 12, 2026

PRAYER is becoming a source of comfort for Australians as international conflict adds to anxiety about an uncertain future, a new study shows. The US-Israel and Iran war is continuing to impact global trade with high fuel prices contributing to a high...

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French religious sister 'bringing Jesus' light' to Haiti's most vulnerable children

May 12, 2026

AS children in Haiti face unimaginable conditions, a religious sister and her team are changing thousands of lives by providing protection, education and faith formation in the nation's most dangerous slum, Cite Soleil. Sister Paesie was born Claire Joelle...

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Historic ordination for Maronite Catholics in Brisbane

May 11, 2026

FR Michael Khoury, 63, pursued his love for serving God and His Church for decades to become the first man ordained as a Maronite priest in Queensland last weekend. He was ordained by Maronite Bishop Antoine-Charbel Tarabay at St Maroun's Maronite Church,...

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Pope Leo offers a message of hope amid global violence and uncertainty

May 11, 2026

By EWTN News POPE Leo XIV on Sunday prayed for victims of growing violence in the Sahel, thanked the people of the Canary Islands for welcoming a cruise ship carrying people sick with hantavirus and offered a special blessing for mothers during his Regina...

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After 165 years, the flame of mercy still burns brightly at All Hallows' School

May 8, 2026

By Ashley Prisk FOR 165 years, All Hallows' School has stood as a beacon of faith and learning. Founded in 1861 by the Sisters of Mercy, the school was born from a bold vision, that girls in a fledgling colony deserved the same opportunities for education...

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In his first year, Pope Leo has emphasised peace, unity and social responsibility

May 8, 2026

By Darius von Guttner Sporzynski WHEN white smoke rose above the Sistine Chapel on May 8, 2025, the surprise was immediate. The Church's leadership had elected its first pope born in the United States, a former Augustinian missionary in Peru who few expected...

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$10 fill-a-bag sale across Queensland at selected Vinnies stores

May 7, 2026

SHOPPING for yourself can help Queenslanders experiencing hardship. Running for one day only - Saturday, May 9- across selected Vinnies stores in Queensland shoppers can fill a bag for $10 with pre-loved clothing and other unique finds. Every purchase...

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St Joseph's Childers celebrates 100 years of Catholic education

May 7, 2026

FOR 100 years, St Joseph's Primary School, Childers has been at the heart of the local community and it was celebrated in a big way last weekend. A Mass at Sacred Heart Church on May 1 drew more than 250 people and the day wrapped up with a gala dinner...

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