Archdiocese of Brisbane

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Michael Grace for the Eleventh Sunday of Ordinary Time 2018. “Rather than rejecting the truths of science, faith invites us to move beyond that which is apparent to our eyes and grasp a meaning which is beyond our sight.”

Welcome everybody to my place, this big old house called Wynberg, which means ‘vineyard’. It’s been the home of the Archbishop’s of Brisbane for about years and it’s seen a lot of things through those years. But I know for a fact that this is the first time ever that we have broadcast a Facebook…

Two-minute Homily by Fr Odinaka Nwadike for the Tenth Sunday of Ordinary Time 2018. “There is a war going on inside each of us, a war between light and darkness, between evil and good.”

Two-minute Homily by Bishop Ken Howell for the Feast of Corpus Christi 2018. “Like Jesus, we bring our present life and pending death as our best offering to the Father. All of this is happening in every Eucharistic moment.”

The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference and Catholic Religious Australia have today confirmed that the Church will enter the national redress scheme for survivors of child sexual abuse when that becomes possible under national legislation. “Since as early as 2013, the Catholic Church has called for a national redress scheme for survivors of child sexual abuse,”…

Archbishop Mark Coleridge’s homily from Pentecost 2018, on the launch of the journey to Plenary Council 2020.

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Adrian Farrelly for Trinity Sunday 2018. “Through their experience of Jesus they came to realize that God was one but not without an inner life as it were.”

Archbishop Mark Coleridge on “Why Pentecost matters” …

The first of two historic national gatherings to consider the future of the Catholic Church in Australia will be held in Adelaide in October 2020, the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference has announced. The celebration of the first session of the Plenary Council in 2020 will bring hundreds of Catholic leaders to Adelaide to discuss how…

Two-Minute Homily by Fr Anthony Mellor for the Pentecost Sunday 2018. “The way we use the word ‘spirit’ shows that we have an instinct that there is something much more mysterious going on than we care to admit.”