Diocesan Newsletter

June 2022

  • Reflection on Amoris Laetitia, Chapter 8

        As a parish priest, I find it reassuring that complexity in people’s lives is so well recognised by Pope Francis. As we all know, life is never certain or perfect.

  • Laudato Si’ Activities in Rockhampton Schools

    St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, Park Avenue presented its second annual Laudato Si’ Expo on May 19 combining environmental education and sustainability promotion.

  • CatholicCare is the new name for CentacareCQ

    The time has finally come and we would like to formally reintroduce ourselves to you as CatholicCare Central Queensland.

    As your trusted, local community service agency providing good works as an extensi

  • Parish News

     

    Blackwater

    Bundaberg

    Clermont

    Mackay

    Emerald

    Gladstone

    Longreach

    Barcaldine

    Mackay

    Confirmations at Mackay

     

  • In Loving Memory

    We ask you to remember in your prayers those who have died recently.  May they enter into the fullness of God’s life and love.
    Bundaberg
    Merv McGrane, Annette Sutton, Roslyn Lythall, Valma Burridge, Norma Br

  • Bishop Michael’s Letter

    Confirmations have been celebrated right across the diocese in the past month. Our prayers are with all those recently confirmed.

  • Fr Stephen’s Police Service honoured

    Father Stephen Hanly was presented on Thursday 26th May with a 10-year badge and Certificate of Service for 10 years’ service by Deputy Commissioner Paul Taylor.

  • Catherine McAuley College Blessing and Opening

    Glorious autumn weather greeted attendees at the Blessing and Official Opening of Catherine McAuley College, Mackay’s newest Catholic secondary school, on Friday 27 May. 

  • Reconciliation Week in our Catholic Schools

    The deeply meaningful and respectful events and activities held during this special time reflected an authentic commitment to achieving Reconciliation for the benefit of all Australians.

  • Reconcilation Week at St Ursula’s College

    St Ursula’s College, Yeppoon, acknowledged the significance of National Reconciliation Week (NRW) and Mabo Day through various activities on campus.

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