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This week learn more about Socktober and how you can make a difference and win prizes for World Mission Month.
In our Tuesdays column, Brendon Mannyx writes about a book by Pope Francis that he recently read, and how this timely message inspired him to ask if we are looking for better ways to live together as a community.
In Faith Matters, Nicki Graham writes about her recent Special Religious Education training and the importance of sharing the Gospel with children.
In our weekly highlights, hear from Bishop Michael Kennedy following his journey to World Youth Day, and read about a concept that turned into a beautifully illustrated book at St Pius X Primary School, Windale.
Socktober for World Mission Month
Want to make a difference and win prizes at the same time? Well, here is your chance - by getting involved in Socktober for World Mission Month you can support children in need in Timor-Leste. Find out more about the event by clicking below.
Tuesdays: Let Us Dream
"Reading these words, I found myself looking to the world around me for signs of hope that we have heeded this invitation. Are we looking for better ways to live together as a community," questions Brendon Mannyx.
FAITH MATTERS: Sharing the Good News with children
"Special Religious Education provides children with a small but vital part of a child’s faith journey. Our mission is to be Good News to the students we encounter in government schools," writes Nicki Graham.
A Joyful Pilgrimage Experience
"You might be surprised to learn that one of my happiest and enduring memories from our recent Diocesan World Youth Day pilgrimage to the Holy Land and to Portugal is of our group of 44 young Catholics playing games, singing, and dancing together," writes Bishop Michael Kennedy.
Growing Minds Inspiring Readers
Earlier this month, St Pius X Primary School, Windale celebrated the launch of The Stolen Heart, a book created by the students in collaboration with local author and illustrator Sami Bayly.
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