Catholic Religious Australia joined with Catholic Earthcare Australia this month to launch the ‘Beyond 10,000 for 10: Sow the Future’ initiative for school students.

The heart of Western Sydney beat with a singular rhythm of grace on the evening of February 24, as the region’s many faiths came together to listen to others and celebrate what unites them, reports Catholic Outlook.  

Ignatian spirituality invites believers to enter the gospel stories with their senses, to be there with Christ in the scenes of his life and death. But for two legally blind, Ignatian-inspired religious, when their own formation encouraged them to ‘picture’ Jesus surrounded by thronging crowds, or to ‘see’ the landscapes he walked through, they found they needed to reframe St Ignatius’ method, reports Melbourne Catholic.

A new historical text on the arrival in Australia of the Sisters of the Little Company of Mary and their legacy that spans the past 140 years has been launched in Sydney.

Twenty years ago Adelaide’s Olivia Lukaszewicz was a top flight professional tennis player but is now firmly ensconced as a Schoenstatt Sister of Mary, reports The Southern Cross.