

After nearly 15 years of negotiation and planning, a ‘turning-of-the-sod’ ceremony will take place this week to mark the beginning of works at Kirkham Rise, a new residential development which forms part of the Good Samaritan Sisters’ 380-hectare property at Camden in New South Wales.

Good Samaritan Sister, Jennifer Farrell, and her colleagues in the School of Nursing at The University of Notre Dame, Broome Campus, have received the inaugural Vice Chancellor’s Award for Innovation in Curricula, Resources and Approaches to Student Learning.

A group of Year 12 students at Mater Christi College in Belgrave is raising funds and gathering equipment to assist the creative and entrepreneurial endeavours of the Wadeye Women’s Centre.

Obedience does not come from a battle of opinions or a superimposing of one will over another, but from a place of profound humility and respect, writes Clare Condon SGS.

Marie O’Connor SGS recently spent time in Japan during the final weeks of the Good Samaritan Sisters’ presence in the Nagasaki Archdiocese. What began for Marie as a gesture of support became a gift.

Why should we support a carbon tax? Frances Egan outlines how the proposed tax might work and what it will mean for you.

Good Samaritan Sister, Liz Wiemers, admits that living and working in a remote Aboriginal community can be tough at times, but overwhelmingly, it’s a rich and life-giving experience.

St Gregory the Great used to pray “Give me the grace to see life whole”. We all long for this and it is possible to experience this wholeness, writes Margaret Malone SGS.

In the lead-up to National Reconciliation Week (May 27 to June 3), Reconciliation Australia Chief Executive, Leah Armstrong, is calling on the Australian public to join a national conversation about recognition.
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