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Catherine of Siena Institute Australia

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25.01.2022 How should the Church move forward after Lockdown? "A characteristic of the maintenance model of the Church is that we sacramentalise people without evangelising them. We now have a wonderful opportunity to rediscover the primacy of the evangelisation."

25.01.2022 https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=513284

21.01.2022 For those in Broken Bay Diocese https://www.bbcatholic.org.au/EventViewTrainingDetails.aspx

15.01.2022 Today, we had a workshop on Forming Intentional Disciples, which was presented by Sherry Weddell. Sherry co-founded and serves as co-Director of the Catherine o...f Siena Institute Australia, an affiliated international ministry of the Western Dominican Province. Thank you very much, Sherry, for your very informative and insightful presentations. We hope your mission will bear many good fruits!

11.01.2022 Hanging out with Dominican bros in Bologna. Just attended the last recording of this series by Michele Scarso op Prior of the Dominican community of Venice and an expert on Catherine of Siena,

09.01.2022 This blog reflects some of the spiritual exhaustion felt by many. Through it we can share in the sorrows - and the hope - of Our Mother,

09.01.2022 Get along to this event https://www.sydneycatholic.org/forming-parishes-of-intenti/

06.01.2022 I was invited by Peter Holmes to chat with him and Fr Sam Lynch on Sharing the Faith at This Catholic Life podcast

06.01.2022 How has God gifted you? In this month's edition of The Bridge, Clara Geoghegan writes on the importance of discerning our charisms, or gifts from the Holy Spiri...t. Clara puts it well when she quotes Catherine of Siena, "If you become who God intends you to be, you will set the world on fire." To read the article, https://bit.ly/3dMepL1 See more

06.01.2022 The role of the laity as 'co-responsible' for the mission of the Church: "I take it that means that lay people do not have a responsibility for mission that is limited to participating in a governance structure already fully intact, in which they are then slotted into subordinate roles. It means that lay leadership is not limited to (though it certainly includes) lay ecclesial ministry, which is a subordinate participation in the ministry specific to the ordained. But if the responsibility of lay people for the being and acting of the Church is no longer limited to collaboration, then it re-contextualizes not just the discussion of what lay leadership is in the Church, but the discussion of what leadership is in the Church pure and simple. It is that dramatic." https://churchlifejournal.nd.edu//how-does-our-understan/

05.01.2022 First event of Sherry Weddell Down Under tour about to commence in Wollongong.