This list of sites provides up to date news on a variety of topics we find useful.
As children of God, disciples of Jesus Christ and guided by the Holy Spirit, the Members of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia are called to develop concrete proposals to create a more missionary, Christ-centred Church in Australia at this time.
Cath News is Australia’s leading, faith-based electronic newsletter and website. It is a news aggregation newsletter service published Monday to Friday by the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference. The newsletter is available free of charge by email.
Catholic Voice aims to provide a selection of news, views, reviews, feature stories and pictures of life in the Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn.
Published by the Brisbane Archdiocese, the purpose of The Catholic Leader newspaper is to inform from a Catholic perspective and to connect the Catholic community.
Catholic Australia has been created to be both informative and user-friendly, your first port of call if you want to know more about the Catholic faith, or the activities of the Church in Australia.
Madonna, published by the Australian Jesuits, has accompanied Australians in their daily prayer and spiritual growth for more than 120 years.
Women and the Australian Church (WATAC) commenced in 1984 as a national project of the Religious women and men of Australia. While WATAC is Catholic by origin, it is ecumenical by membership and is committed to working with other churches and faiths.
National Centre for Evangelisation is at the service of proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ in Australia. They seek to liaise with different dioceses, groups and individuals within the Catholic Church in Australia involved in sharing this Good News. Published electronically every two months, The Bridge newsletter provides stories of inspiration and faith formation.
The Catholic Women’s Council is an international umbrella group of Catholic women’s organisations and networks which have embarked together on a virtual and physical pilgrimage towards Rome, culminating in a major event in November 2021. Our aim is to create a sense of solidarity and support for all women working for change in the Catholic Church through the affirmation of the full dignity and equality of women, journeying together in prayer, reflection and study, and in walking, talking, dancing, singing, weeping, laughing, celebrating and struggling.
The Catholic Diocese of Wagga Wagga is located within Wiradjuri country in the Riverina and Yorta Yorta country in the southwestern district of New South Wales. Established in 1917, the Diocese of Wagga Wagga has a rich faith tradition; the faith communities are nourished and sustained by the sacramental life of the church administered and accessed through 32 parishes. Priestly Vocations are fostered and developed at Vianney College – our Diocesan Seminary. Catholic Education Diocese of Wagga Wagga comprises 32 schools – 25 Primary and 5 Secondary. Boarding facilities are provided by 3 of the Secondary schools. There are two independent Catholic Schools.
Archdiocese of Melbourne – daily readings, news, Mass online and more
Archdiocese of Adelaide - The Southern Cross newspaper, events and more.
The Redfern Women’s Reconciliation Network is an informal network of First Nations and non-Indigenous women committed to the ongoing process of achieving justice, truth and equality for all Australia’s First Nations people.
Catholic Outlook brings you news from the Diocese of Parramatta, the Catholic Church in Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains, the Catholic Church in Australia, and the Universal Catholic Church, and includes homilies from Bishop Vincent Long and Father Frank Brennan