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From West Cessnock to the Pope’s side
1 August 2008
Pope of the people
1 August 2008
What could top this? Heaven knows
1 August 2008
Being formally welcomed into the Catholic Church by the Pope himself is going to take some beating for Adelaide’s Bernadette Kosandiak.
Pt Pirie’s WYD joy
1 August 2008
Pilgrims take over Bus 253
1 August 2008
You are ‘coals in the fire’
1 August 2008
Communion of God’s love
1 August 2008
Walk this way
1 August 2008
The greatest story
1 August 2008
From far and wide
1 August 2008
Pilgrims from across the globe descended on Adelaide during Days in the Diocese for a celebration of cross-cultural faith sharing unprecedented within the South Australian Catholic community.
At one with the Church
1 August 2008
Hearts on fire
1 August 2008
Love those ‘lost’ Angolans
1 August 2008
The unshakeable faith, enthusiasm and spirit of a group of Angolan pilgrims – whose incredible journey from Africa hit the headlines during Adelaide’s Days in the Diocese celebrations – has left an indelible mark on the people of the archdiocese.
From the roots up
1 August 2008
WYD08 a ‘sacred time’
1 August 2008
Pope sorry for sex abuse
1 August 2008
Green shade on World Youth Day
1 August 2008
Proclaimed as the greenest major event per capita ever hosted in Sydney, with pilgrims even given timers to limit their showers, the Pope used World Youth Day to push environmental issues firmly towards the top of the Church’s agenda.
Circus sister
1 August 2008
Cluster bomb pact praised
1 August 2008
Adelaide-based international anti-landmine campaigner Sister Patricia Pak Poy has welcomed a groundbreaking global agreement on banning cluster bombs, but warned that a long road lay ahead before all such crippling weapons could truly be banished.
Quick out of the blocks
1 August 2008
Finding your way in Catholic Beijing
1 August 2008
Age of ‘yes to Jesus’
1 August 2008
They were making history but the Pope was also calling on his fellow pilgrims to create a “new age” as 400,000 faithful transformed a racecourse into an outside cathedral in the largest religious gathering of people ever in Australia.