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- Catholic Theological College Bible Lands Study Tour 2012
- Extracts from the Manual on Indulgences (2006)
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- “The Very Heart of the Gospel” – Pope Francis, Evangelii Gaudium
- Council of Christians and Jews: “Same-Sex Marriage” Panel – Presentation by David Schütz
- Ecumenism, Interfaith Dialogue and the New Evangelisation
- Evangelisation and Proselytisation
- Passover meets Easter
- Response to a further enquiry on “How Jesus the Faithful Jew became the Christ of Christian Faith”
- Response to Paul Forgasz on “How Jesus the Faithful Jew became the Christ of Christian Faith”
- The Christian Hope and Christian Dialogue with Jews (2013)
- The New Evangelisation – Presentation to the National Conference of the Catholic Women’s League of Australia
- The Schütz Model for a Elective Australian Constitutional Monarchy
- What is the Gospel? Some analytic thoughts
- My Aussie Camino – The Inaugural MacKillop-Woods Way Pilgrimage (April 2014)
- My Essays On Liturgical Music and Song
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- The Aussie Camino
- To the Holy Door: A Pilgrimage of Mercy (December 13)
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Sentire Cum Ecclesia began years ago back when blogs were the latest thing. They are a bit passe now, and I spend most of my time on twitter (@scecclesia) but from time to time, I do add new things on this ‘ere website. Mostly I use it as a place for journaling about my Pilgrimage experiences.
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Deacons and the Servant Myth
A few of you may know that it my hope to one day be ordained as a Deacon in the Church of Melbourne. The limiting factor at the moment is that the Melbourne Archdiocese does not yet have permanent deacons, … Continue reading
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The "Ugh" Factor
A friend of mine, who is now working for the World Youth Day team in Sydney, once formulated what she called the “Ugh” factor in ethics. I think it is a bit rubbery (so much of our “ugh” reactions really … Continue reading
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Finding the True Church
Okay, this post is going to deal with a question that has been swanning around on this blogsite for few days–ever since I blogged on Fr Fenton’s conversion to Orthodoxy. The topic is: “How do I find the True Church?” … Continue reading
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Eugene asked what kind of bike I ride…
This kind. Its a Yamaha XJ 900, 1997 model. Otherwise known as a “Diversion”, which it can be, at times. It is a shaft driven bike, which means I don’t have to mess around with chain lubrication and tensions and … Continue reading
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A Scriptural Version of "Here I am, Lord": With no apologies to Dan Schutte
I am indebted for this idea to Fraser Pearce who suggested to me about 10 years ago that Dan Schutte was far less than faithful to the original meaning of Isaiah’s vision in Isaiah 6 when he wrote “Here I … Continue reading
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Towards a Common Repertoire of Liturgical Music: Paul Taylor's Suggestions…
Paul Taylor is an Assistant Director of the Melbourne Archbishop’s Office for Evangelisation. His specific area of responsibility is “Worship Resources and Formation”. In the latest edition of the Archdiocesan Liturgical magazine, “The Summit” (Vol 33, no. 3) of which … Continue reading
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Not a particularly good day for Australia … especially for embryonic Australians
So the stem cell legislation scraped through the Senate with 34 votes to 32. It’s really scary sometimes how these things happen. Democrat Senator Andrew Bartlett has written on his blogsite: I would have preferred the extra day or two … Continue reading
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New Saturday Opening Hours for Caroline Chisholm Library
Caroline Chisholm Library3rd Floor, 358 Lonsdale StreetMelbourne Phone: 03 9560-1815 Email cclibrary@bigpond.com Visit us for a browse!! Saturday opening Please note that the Caroline Chisholm Library is now open each Saturday from 11 am to 3 pm· Irish Literature & … Continue reading
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Been away to Adelaide
I have just returned from a somewhat epic journey to Adelaide. Originally planned to take place on my motorcycleHowever, due to recent back problems, the motorcycle idea was abandoned and the car option taken up. An option that was cheaper … Continue reading
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Orthodox Uniate Churches: The boot is on the other foot now!
There is an opinion that if something may possibly exist, then it will. An anonymous comment on a previous blog alerted me to the existence of an Orthodox “Western Rite”, in effect the mirror image equivalent of the Eastern Rite … Continue reading
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