Marist Association – Christlife Newsletter, Vol 139
Newsletter of the Marist Association of Saint Marcellin Champagnat, Australia
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Br David Hall, Association Councillor, writes a compelling Editorial on restoring the word ‘soul’ in the Catholic lexicon, saying, “In our Catholic tradition, soul is the entire human person, and most particularly the innermost aspect, that which is of greatest value, that by which we are most especially in God’s image.”
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Tour the Star of the Sea Province
Nathan Ahearne takes us on a journey through the nations and communities representing Star of the Sea Province, sharing the reality and diversity of lay life and mission through Oceania and Asia.
Br Paul Creevey continues his reflections on the Gospel of Mark, exploring the theme:Â Jesus and His Disciples, from Mark 6:6b-8:30, where Jesus issues new challenges to his disciples.
The Marist Mission and Life Formation team is offering a new online program, Growing Marist Life, to support the vitality and formation needs of members of the Marist Association.
Mission and Life Formation team member, Michael Neylan, reflects on what trees can teach us about living in community, in our points of encounter with others.
Meet a Marist – Geralyn McCarthy
In this month’s video, we meet Geralyn McCarthy, Deputy Principal Faith and Mission, Marcellin College Bulleen, and Local Coordinator for the Association Melbourne Local Group.
Br Bob O’Connor continues his series on Mary of Nazareth, this month asking, ‘What now of Miriam’s prayers?’, and looking at the Sub Tuum and ancient traditions of the Eastern Church.
Br Tony Vaughan presents a reflection on the importance of the prophet Isaiah, saying, that as Christians today, we can see insights and parallels, enabling us to know more about Jesus.
Affirming the quality of the work of Marist180, the NSW Department of Communities and Justice requested they take on the Casework Support program, then awarded the contract.