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Statement urges Catholics to encounter Jesus the Jew
Opinion ‘Catholic identity is intimately linked to the faith of Israel...Jesus was Jewish and our Christian tradition grew from within First Century CE Judaism.’ Book swap initiative encourages reading at home Fit for a purpose Mary and Elizabeth, women for all time Lucy's long service to education Letter to the editor These are the opening words of a new document on Catholic-Jewish relations launched by the Australian Catholic Bishops in March at Mary MacKillop Place, North Sydney.
Mary and Elizabeth, women for all time
Opinion According to Luke’s Gospel, it is immediately after her conversation with the Angel Gabriel that Mary sets off ‘with haste’ to visit her kinswoman Elizabeth in the hill country of Judaea. The beautiful image chosen for this year’s Marian Procession features the encounter between the two women – the older woman heavily pregnant and the younger still in the earliest stages of pregnancy.
Letter to the editor
Book swap initiative encourages reading at home Statement urges Catholics to encounter Jesus the Jew Fit for a purpose Mary and Elizabeth, women for all time Lucy's long service to education Artwork I write in reference to your article ‘Easter traditions live on’, page 5 of April 2023 on Voitre Marek. He certainly must be considered one of South Australia’s greatest artists.
Paul's race - The Southern Cross
Opinion During December 2022 and in January 2023 the streets of Adelaide were awash with two different kinds of races. Both attracted record crowds. The first was the Adelaide 500 for Supercars, the second the Tour Down Under. Both events recommencing after not having been held for a couple of years.
Message for our Earth
Opinion In 2015, Pope Francis wrote Laudato Si’, the first papal letter focused on the environment addressed to every person on the planet. In this encyclical, Pope Francis wrote to each of us to share his concerns about the state of our Earth. His message is even more urgent today.
Signs of God's presence
Opinion Over the summer break my daughter messaged me while at the dentist in Sydney to tell me there were two nuns in the waiting room. Driving Lenten appeal awareness in schools Lay leaders to steer Pastoral Council Paul's race Face of friendship Busy start for Adelaide’s newest international priest I asked what they were wearing and she said long white robes with blue and white veils, prompting me to suggest that they might be the Missionaries of Charity founded by Mother Teresa.
Ash Wednesday starts journey to Easter
Opinion The season of Lent extends from Ash Wednesday until the Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday evening, when the Easter Triduum begins. During this period neither the Gloria nor the Alleluia are sung, and a different Collect (Opening Prayer) is provided for every day, to emphasise the importance of these weeks.
Letter to Editor
Driving Lenten appeal awareness in schools Lay leaders to steer Pastoral Council Paul's race Face of friendship Busy start for Adelaide’s newest international priest Well said Mgr Egar (The Southern Cross, December 2022). It is time the ABC is taken to task for its vaguely camouflaged irreverent treatment of the Christian faith, under the guise of humour.
[Webinar] Predictive Analytics: An Agile Approach to Finding the Right Tool for Your Matter - January 13th, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm CT | JD Supra
January 13th, 2021 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CT Maximizing artificial intelligence for large and small matters from litigation to regulatory requests Every legal team is looking to do more with less – especially during what could be a second Great Recession as budgets are squeezed and organizations look to cut costs. The review portion of eDiscovery – long seen as the most cumbersome and expensive part of a litigation or regulatory discovery project – is an obvious target for efficiency improvements.
From Nurse to Published Writer: Fallen Angel by Jenny O’Brien
Like many writers, I draw on my personal experiences to add flavour and background to my scribbles. It’s easy research. My dad had a small tailoring business, around the corner from Dublin’s iconic Trinity College. I can remember many a happy time messing around with boxes of assorted buttons and bales of cloth. It was one of those dark, dusty shops with gnarled shelves and dreams in every corner. A space for my imagination to expand and flourish.
The Real ROI of Auth0, Part 1: Time to Market
ROI The Real ROI of Auth0, Part 1: Time to Market Massive time savings and implementation ease delivers strong ROI for Auth0 customers Jenny O'Brien June 20, 2019 Illustration created by Sofi Salazar. Illustration created by Sofi Salazar. ROI The Real ROI of Auth0, Part 1: Time to Market Massive time savings and implementation ease delivers strong ROI for Auth0 customers That login box doesn't look complicated. Or, at least, it shouldn't.
3.5M Open Cybersecurity Jobs Worldwide by 2021
By 2021, there will be 3.5 million open cybersecurity jobs globally, reports Cybersecurity Ventures. Worldwide, women hold 20% of the filled positions. "Actionable advice on how women can transfer skills to fill the project 3.5M gap in cybersecurity talent.
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