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In this week's edition, we share a story about Emma Losurdo's journey through
the St Nicholas Pathways’ School-Based Traineeship (SBAT) program.
In Tuesdays with Teresa, Teresa reflects on Martha and Marys' story after
attending the Way of the Cross.
In Faith Matters, Rose McAllister discusses finding faith and hope in art and
other creative things.
In our weekly highlights, read about how CatholicCare's Refugee Hub celebrated Harmony Day last week, and find out more about Sunday's Way of the Cross event.
Pathways building brighter futures
The increased demand for childcare places over the past decade has led to a growing shortage of early education staff - a fact which encouraged Emma to utilise a pathway straight from Year 12 to full-time employment in the sector.
TUESDAYS WITH TERESA: Our Journey to Jerusalem
"Let us walk the Way, with Mary as our lens, our magnifier, our way to experience life as disciples of Jesus. Our faith gives us a strength beyond our imagination," writes Teresa Brierley.
FAITH MATTERS: Finding faith and hope in the creative
"The book helps us consider where we are sitting in all of this? How far are you willing to go to reach out to people? Not waiting for them to come to you, but you going to them," writes Rose McAllister.
Harmony Day: A chance to connect, reflect and walk together
“We support people from all corners of the globe and from all walks of life on a daily basis, and we really appreciate all the different perspectives, languages, cultures, religions and experiences that people bring to the Hub,” Refugee Hub Team Leader Mirja Colding-Moran said.
Way of the Cross brings community together to celebrate Mary
People from across the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle gathered at Toronto last Sunday for the Way of the Cross. The event saw attendees journey the Way of the Cross through creative retellings of Mary’s story.
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