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- Podcast interview with Dr Trudy Dantis and Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB
- Bishop Timothy Norton SVD appointed to Diocese of Broome
- Bishops congratulate cardinal nominee Mykola Bychok
- Like Jesus, be patient with others, Archbishop Costelloe tells Synod members
- Perth’s The Record Magazine makes history as recipients of 2024 Bishop Kennedy Award
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Podcast interview with Dr Trudy Dantis and Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB
17 Oct 2024
Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB, Australian Catholic Bishops Conference President, and National Centre for Pastoral Research Director Dr Trudy Dantis reflect on the first half of the Second Assembly of the 16th Synod of Bishops live from Rome.
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Bishop Timothy Norton SVD appointed to Diocese of Broome
15 Oct 2024
Bishop Norton was born in Sydney in 1958 and initially trained as a physiotherapist, working in inner-city Darlinghurst with young people who were experiencing homelessness, addiction and mental health issues.
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Bishops congratulate cardinal nominee Mykola Bychok
7 Oct 2024
Bishop Mykola Bychok CSsR has been nominated as one of the new cardinals to be created at the next consistory in Rome on December 8.
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Like Jesus, be patient with others, Archbishop Costelloe tells Synod members
1 Oct 2024
“We cannot afford to be ignorant of Christ, or forgetful of him, as we seek to discern together just what it is that God is asking of the Church at this time,” said Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB.
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Perth’s The Record Magazine makes history as recipients of 2024 Bishop Kennedy Award
29 Aug 2024
The judges’ comments were glowing for the already award-winning magazine, noting each edition of The Record Magazine is expertly designed and features high-quality content.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Action required to achieve global peace
20 Aug 2024
The statement examines rising tensions around the world, the nature of truth, the spread of misinformation and disinformation, the arms race, domestic cohesion, the need for dialogue and education for peace.