Abroad thoughts from home
I have written previously about my recent time in Nigeria. When I had done what I went to do there, I travelled on to England for my annual leave - something I have done before but not for about 10 years. I am now going to take the great risk, with an Australian readership, of reflecting a little on some of the good things about Britain, why I feel so comfortable there and, to some extent, what I miss when I come home.
Pope Francis and the Hyland’s in Ireland
Held every three years, the World Meeting of Families (WMOF) was held in Dublin Ireland from the 21 - 26 of August. This event, the ninth of its kind, gives families from all over the world the opportunity to come together and celebrate, pray and reflect on the central importance of marriage and the family.
Sabine qualifies for Irish Dance World Open Championships
Sabine Bowdidge has just qualified for the Irish Dancing World Open Championships in Killarney Ireland in June 2019.
Creative Constructions at St Therese’s
A creative construction project is currently underway at St Therese’s Primary School, New Lambton.
The Healthiest Catholic School Canteen
Students of St Paul’s Primary School, Gateshead are enjoying a new menu after being the first Catholic School in the Hunter New England (HNE) region to successfully meet the NSW Healthy School Canteen Strategy through the NSW Government’s Menu Check Service.
A young woman’s call to Religious Life
The first time God inspired me with the sense of a calling to Religious Life, I was about 16 years old and living in Taree.
The lives of refugees are a compass for finding my way
For some of us wisdom comes by only when we leave home.
The benefits of Marriage and Relationship Education and Bringing Baby Home years on
‘We often spend years studying for a career - but rarely give time to learning how to be a great partner or a great parent - and yet that is the most important role we play.’
