In parishes, through education and formation for adults, young people and children, in the celebration of the sacraments and even through our professional networking and communication activities, the Word of God is ever present. And while the rich traditions and sacraments of the Church may seem mysterious at first, Catholic teachings also provide a clear and practical guide to the way we live out our faith in the community.
Catholics around the world share universal beliefs which date back almost 2000 years.
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Catholic Social Teachings guide the way we live out our faith in the community.
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Read about the teachings of the Catholic Church.
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Open your heart to God’s Word through retreat, reflection, learning and connection with our vibrant faith communities.
Studying the bible is an opportunity to reflect on our life and outlook, in the light of God’s word.
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The Archdiocese offers spiritual direction, a long-standing ministry supporting individuals on their spiritual journey with God.
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Sacraments & Rites
In the sacrament of Baptism, we are welcomed to the Church community.
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At Confirmation, we renew our baptismal promises in preparation for First Communion.
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First Communion is the culmination of the sacraments which initiate us a member of the Church community.
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Central to the life of the Catholic Church, gathering as community to celebrate the Eucharist.
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In this sacrament, a person is reconciled with the Church and continues to live as a disciple of Jesus Christ.
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People who are unwell may receive the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.
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The mutual love of man and woman becomes an image of the absolute and unfailing love with which God loves humanity.
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Through the sacrament of Holy Orders a person is ordained to serve the people of God as a bishop, priest or deacon.
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Are you interested in becoming Catholic or learning about the Catholic faith?
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At a funeral, we honour those who have died, celebrate their lives and entrust them to God’s loving care.
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Participating in interfaith dialogue, fostering understanding and cooperation among diverse religious traditions.
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Promoting Christian unity through ecumenism, encouraging dialogue, prayer, and cooperation among different Christian traditions.
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The Archdiocese of Brisbane supports and celebrates the gift and contribution of cultural communities.
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Centacare’s Murri Ministry plays a key role in connecting people across our communities in support of healing and reconciliation.
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Synod24 is a journey of dialogue and discernment in the Catholic community to renew faith and collaboration.
The Catholic perspective on end-of-life care focuses on palliative care, dignity, and compassionate support for the dying.
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Holy days of obligation are those days on which the Catholic faithful are obliged to attend Mass.
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Liturgy can be described as the official, public worship of the Church.
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Annulments offer a path to healing for those whose marriage is found to lack elements needed for valid sacramental union.
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Retreat centres across the archdiocese provide a quiet place for prayer and reflection.
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