Over the course of January, I attended the solemn (final) professions of members of our Province who are in Korea and Vietnam. Such occasions are celebrated prayerfully, with great joy and hope and so they should be. We who have lived the journey of religious life might find ourselves musing on such occasions as to what we want to humbly offer from our limited wisdom to these younger travellers on the journey of religious life. I find the title of this e-publication, Pathways, provides a helpful image.  

CRA last month launched Restoring and Nurturing Right Relationships as a national resource to support Religious Institutes in their continual development of initial and ongoing formation practices and processes.

Catholic Religious Australia’s President, National Council Members, and National Executive Director have shared a video Christmas message, speaking of the hope the birth of Jesus Christ brought into our world in Bethlehem and continues to bring today, and urging each of us to share the life-changing joy of Christmas with those around us, and to be agents of peace.

Women and men Congregational Leaders from around the world met at Sacrofano, on the outskirts of Rome last month, to reflect upon the recent Synod on Synodality and to hear the wisdom of those who had participated in the Synod, writes Sr Monica Cavanagh RSJ.

An ecumenical interfaith service, Holding the Light, has been held in Melbourne to remember victims and survivors of domestic and family violence. At this service, a bell tolled for each woman known to have been murdered by a perpetrator of violence. It is this reality that impels Sr Nicole Rotaru RSM, an experienced and passionate advocate, to shine a light on the devastating impact of domestic and family violence, reports Melbourne Catholic.