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refugee sponsorship initiative
The Archdiocese of Brisbane is partnering with Community Refugee Sponsorship Australia (CRSA), a national organisation that coordinates community-led humanitarian settlement sponsorship. Join us in this partnership by welcoming a refugee household into your community.
laudato si' action plan
Laudato Si’ is the second encyclical of Pope Francis. The encyclical has the subtitle “on care for our common home”. In it, Pope Francis calls on us to embrace the notion of integral ecology. He challenges us to hear the cries of the earth and the cries of the poor as one.
archdiocesan reconciliation action plan
The Reconciliation Action Plan is a guide for all agencies and parishes to build respective relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to gain an understanding and appreciation of the effects of racism (systemic and casual); to acknowledge historical impacts of colonialisation on contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples; and identify opportunities to build new pathways. This will be addressed through a series of activities and learning opportunities.
“The People of God is incarnate in the peoples of the earth, each of which has its own culture. The concept of culture is valuable for grasping the various expressions of the Christian life present in God’s people.” – Pope Francis, Evangelii Gaudium 115
justice and peace
Working for justice and peace in our world is an essential dimension of our Christian mission. The Gospel is about loving God. To the extent that God reigns in our hearts, the life of society will be a setting for universal justice and peace.
christian unity
Jesus prayed (John 17:20-21) that all his followers, all Christians, would be one. The divisions and disputes between Christians through the centuries have shattered this unity. Ecumenism seeks to bring Christians together to love one another as God loves us and so to proclaim the Gospel. The Catholic Church is totally committed to this ecumenical journey.
inter religious relations
The terms Inter-religious or Interfaith refer to the dialogues and shared activities that happen between members of the world’s great faith traditions such as Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism For the sake of world peace, it is becoming increasingly more important that these dialogues take place. The Catholic Church recognises the importance of these dialogues.
Contact the inclusion Team
Emma Beach
Justice, Ecology & Peace Project officer
Margaret Naylon
council for ecumenism & inter-religious relations
Liliana Ortiz
Project Officer - Multicultural Pastoral Care
Emma Plant
Communications & Admin Support
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We acknowledge all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.