Kinship with Nature – Gateway to the Core of Being
Today we celebrate International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples (August 9, 2019). In honour of this significant day Ellie Garvey and Good Samaritan Sister Diana Law have prepared the...
Exploring religious life during National Vocations Awareness Week
“Each of you has a personal vocation which He has given you for your own joy and sanctity. When a person is conquered by the fire of His gaze, no...
Final report captures the voices of 222,000 people
The National Centre for Pastoral Research has published the final report of the Listening and Dialogue phase of the Plenary Council, capturing the voices of more than 222,000 people. The...
Good Samaritan Congregational Leader, Patty Fawkner elected CRA Vice President
A key moment at the first Catholic Religious Australia (CRA) National Council meeting after the National Assembly was the election of the new Executive: Patty Fawkner SGS as Vice President...
Vale Sister Helen Maund SGS
Sister Helen Maund’s death came quickly and quietly; she died peacefully at Concord Hospital on January 17, 2019, just three days short of her 103rd birthday.
Vale Sister Mary Gregory SGS
“Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile,” observed Albert Einstein. Sister Mary Gregory, a truly good woman, lived fully for others. She lived a most worthwhile life.
Vale Sister Monica Mary Sparks SGS
Sister Monica Sparks made her first profession of vows on January 6, 1956, followed by teacher training at St Scholastica’s Glebe. This led to a rich and rewarding career in...
Religious women and men hold National Day of Sorrow and Promise
Religious women and men across Australia, among them Sisters of the Good Samaritan, will hold a National Day of Sorry and Promise on Sunday, December 2, 2018.
Vale Sister Katherine Larkey SGS
Sister Katherine Larkey will be lovingly remembered for her empathy, her simple kindness, her delightful sense of humour and her gentle presence amongst us.
Vale Sister Marie O'Connor SGS
Marie Bridget O’Connor was born at Arncliffe NSW on May 15, 1938, the eldest of four children born to Thomas Joseph and Catherine Cecilia O’Connor (née Kelly).
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Exposing Australia’s compassionless refugee policies and nurturing peace through song.