August 16
Lawson (Blue Mountains) Santa Maria Hall, 253 Great Western Hwy, Lawson, NSW, AustraliaSpeaker and topic to be announced
Speaker and topic to be announced
Laudato Si
Laudato Si
Laudato Si
Lecturer: Noel James Debein Topic: Surviving and Flourishing as a Sacred Musician in a Post Christendom World Noel is a producer/director of the ABC's Religion and Ethics Unit August 6,13,20 10.00am-noon An initiative of Catalyst for Renewal
Join us for our first event for 2025 Exiles at Home: What our contempt for nature is costing us TIM WINTON Timothy John Winton AO is an Australian writer. He has written novels, children's books, non-fiction books, and short stories. In 1997, he was named a National Living Treasure by the National Trust of Australia […]
Fr Michael Whelan sm Topic: “Introduction to the Jesus Prayer” – Its Theology & Place within Personal Prayer
Celebrating the 30th year of Spirituality in the Pub (SIP) Annual Theme: Conscience Sally Neaves; Sue Martin; Roger Fitzgerald share their thoughts on “How do we respond to Laudato Si’, Pope Francis' encyclical on Climate Change?” Sally Neaves is the Integral Ecology Animator for the Institute of the Sisters of Mercy of Australia and Papua New […]
Developing your own Spirituality IV
Developing your own Spirituality IV
Laurie Woods Topic: “The Art of Listening” This time of reflection focuses on Listening as the gift we offer to another. It involves openness to the transformative influence of what others have to say. We will explore strategies for getting to ‘Yes’ that asks for acceptance rather than passive agreement. Your reality matters! I can genuinely […]
Join us for a light lunch with Dr Susan Connelly rsj who will speak on the topic of Truth and Peace: A Gospel Word in a Violent World. (Australian Catholic Bishops Conference’s Social Justice Statement 2024 – 2025) Dr Susan Connelly is a Sister of St Joseph. She was a primary school teacher and principal, […]
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The Four Arrows & the Cross symbolise diversity giving rise to communion in and through the Paschal Mystery. Those who are diverse by nature & culture, in and through Christ find lifegiving unity.