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Search for spiritual nourishment a pathway to becoming Good Samaritan Oblates
Two Sydney women have become Good Samaritan Oblates following a search for spiritual nourishment and accompaniment, which unfolded over several years and led them towards the Benedictine-Good Samaritan way of
Learning to Live: Good Samaritan Education at BENet26
In October this year, nine Good Samaritan Education (GSE) participants travelled to Melk Abbey in Austria for BENet26, the international gathering of Benedictine educators, which had the theme Learning to...
Workshop for Writers: The Word Made Fresh
Aspiring and published writers are invited to participate in an in-person workshop, which has the theme, The Word Made Fresh: being Inspired, making Connections, building Community. The Keynote Presenter is...
UN gathering an opportunity to highlight action against human trafficking
For Good Samaritan Sister Sarah Puls, an invitation to take ACRATH’s work against modern slavery and human trafficking to the global stage at events held alongside the United Nations General...
Sister Kawi Arebonto appointed first Local Leader for Kiribati
The Good Samaritan Sisters in Kiribati have had two occasions for thanksgiving recently, with Sister Kawi Arebonto appointed the Congregation’s Local Leader and Sister Taabeia Ibouri renewing her temporary vows....
Immersion experience in Bacolod inspires young parishioners
The young adults’ group from St Christopher’s Parish, Syndal, in Victoria has spent 10 days in Bacolod, the Philippines, contributing to the ministries of the Sisters of the Good Samaritan...
Benedict's Rule a guide for the Church in its approach to synodality
The 1500-year-old Rule of Benedict offers insights that can not only offset the overwhelming busyness of modern life and help people reclaim their scattered attention but can also guide the...