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God In The Present Moment ISBN: 9781920721619  ISBN 13: 9781920721619 Author(s) : Hedley Beare Price: $ 34.95  Sophia Price: $ 27.96  Add to cart At a time when writers such as Richard Dawkins question the very existence of God, let alone a God was any personal relationship with human beings, is prayer possible, and can it have any meaning for today? Grounded in a life-times experience and study of spirituality and prayer, Hedley Beare has produced a fresh account of what prayer is in the 21st century and how to give it a central place in one’s everyday life. God-in-the-Moment provides a new synthesis of the thought of modern philosophers and scientist with the measured wisdom of Christian teachers of prayer through out history. Available May 2008

Eucharist: Becoming Catholic
"Congratulations on the format and contents of this important resource for families.
I am sure the format and information contained will be of great importance and help to families that have the honor of preparing children to receive the sacraments"
Archbishop Wilson, Adelaide

Worksheets and resources Now Available.
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Displaying Today's Top 12 Headlines from Cath News:

Make yourselves clear: Kasper tells Anglicans

Pontifical Council on Christian Unity head, Cardinal Walter Kasper, has warned the Anglican church that it "must clarify its identity" and make "difficult decisions" ahead of its forthcoming Lambeth Conference.

Quarantine for Indigenous welfare cards undermines responsibility: CSSA

Quarantining welfare payments in indigenous communities fails to address the real issues putting children at risk and undermines people's sense of responsibility, according to Catholic Social Services Australia Executive Director, Frank Quinlan.

Baby dies in car outside Toowoomba school

A five month old girl died yesterday after the child's mother left her in the family car while she collected her other children from a Toowoomba Catholic school.

Latin back on menu at Vatican website

The Vatican website has introduced a section in Latin which will publish the official original editions of pontifical documents.

Abuse victims plan protest for pope

Support groups for victims of clerical abuse are joining together to hold protests during Pope Benedict's Australian visit.

ACU seeks student volunteers

Australian Catholic University has announced that starting in 2009 it will base its selection of students on their involvement in cultural, sporting and religious activities including volunteering as well as on academic performance.

Hart slams Vic government over Catholic school funding

Melbourne Archbishop Denis Hart has attacked the Victorian government for its failure to increase funding for Catholic schools while boosting support for public schools by $1.3 billion and raising state teachers' annual salaries by $5,000.

Priests and sisters among Burma dead

At least two priests and several sisters are among the ten of thousands of Burmese killed by Cyclone Nargis, a Salesian priest says, with many churches and related projects also badly damaged.

Feature - Woodstock and worship renew chance for improved relations

Since Pope John Paul II launched World Youth Day 22 years ago, it has become the Olympic Games of world religion, the largest and most complex spiritual event held on a recurring basis across the globe. One part worship and one part Woodstock, the youth oriented festival is designed to offer a rocking rebuttal to impressions that Catholicism is sliding toward oblivion. - John Allen, Sydney Morning Herald

Featured Website - Rosary in the street

May is a month of devotion to Our Lady often best expressed through the Rosary. This website is encouraging people not just to pray the Rosary in their homes, but to take the pray with others to the street.

Television Review - No limits

A television program devoted to showcasing people living with a disability is indeed a rare find in our commercialised world and its quest for perfection. No Limits looks at living life to the fullest with a disability, featuring stories about workshops on UN dignity and rights of people with disabilities, disability standards in education, disability legislation and much more.

Opinion - Respect the key to youth violence

Without other standards of human flourishing to counteract those communicated on billboards and in advertising, the young members of some communities are deprived of all sources of self-esteem and respect. Unable to hope for those signs of success which the consumerist environment holds up for our emulation, young men in particular can be without resources to resist the message given them that they are failures, nonentities, nothing. - Thinking Faith