McAuley Community Services for Women, founded by the Sisters of Mercy, has made a submission to a Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry into Homelessness, bringing to life the stories and experiences of women in their own words.

Pilgrims will have a chance to experience some landmark sites in Australian Catholic and Jesuit history on a new trail being pioneered this year.

Congregational Leader of the Sisters of Charity, Sr Clare Nolan, says much has changed in religious life since she first took it up, but the one thing that hasn’t changed is the call to live the Gospel.

Helping the sick and poor is Sr Kerry’s vocation as a member of Our Lady’s Nurses for the Poor, but loving them is her passion, The Catholic Weekly reports.

There is is a saying that Sisters of St Joseph never retire and after almost six years as Brisbane archdiocese’s Vicar for Religious, Josephite Sister Moya Campbell is showing no signs of slowing down as she jets off across the ditch to start a new role in governance for the Josephite congregation in Auckland, The Catholic Leader reports.