Around one third of people exiting prison do so into homelessness, reports Jesuit Social Services. The need for stable housing is critical in helping people to turn their lives around, become productive members of society and ultimately reach their potential.

For Sisters Magdalene and Mary, seeing the joy that Christ brought to the lives of nuns in their hometowns served as inspiration for them to ‘come and see’.

Toowoomba Catholic Br Isaac Seraphin Webb made his first profession with the Capuchin Friars at Wynnum’s Guardian Angels Church this month, The Catholic Leader reports.

Catholic Social Services Australia has applauded the Albanese Government’s decision to abolish the cashless debit card, which it says was “unjust and unfair” and had “stigmatised and divided Australia”.

Catholics in Australia have expressed a strong need for a Church that is missionary and a Eucharistic community that is inclusive, the national synthesis for the global Synod on Synodality reveals.