22 May 2013 : A newsletter of the Australian Jesuits
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Australian Jesuit Provincial Fr Steve Curtin welcomes the election of Jesuit Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio as Pope Francis I.

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Blessed to belong to the Church

21-May-2013

From the Provincial

Blessed to belong to the Church  

Our Province continues to seek to be discerning, hospitable and courageous, looking for ways to better share the love of God with those whose lives we touch, writes Fr Steve Curtin SJ.


News

Mission at the heart of parish life  

One of the great insights from Vatican II was to see the mission set out by Jesus as more important than the Church that serves it, Bishop Bill Morris told priests and other collaborators at the Jesuit Parishes Conference earlier this month.


News in brief

Social ministries gather  


Future journalists take the reins  


Renowned Jesuit composer marries music and prayer  


A poor person dying is scandalous: Pope  


St Aloysius' College principal position advertised  


Around the Works

New beginnings  

Myanmar’s first Jesuit priest has been ordained, bringing to life in that country a Society whose work has only just begun.


Profile

Giving voice to the marginalised  

A former member of renowned Australian musical act Killing Heidi, Jesse Hooper has found a new way to make a meaningful difference to people’s lives at the Artful Dodgers Studios.


Thinkpeace

Looking for the next song  

Last weekend we celebrated Pentecost, when we recalled that the Holy Spirit gave those fearful disciples of Jesus a new song to sing. Let us thank God for people who help us find a new song, writes Fr Chris Gleeson SJ.


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