A Home Away from Home at Cabrini

A Home Away from Home at Cabrini

by | Aug 29, 2020 | Catholic community, Healthcare

Hospitals, by their very nature, can be confronting places to visit. Fast-paced and unfamiliar, a night on the wards can have many patients longing for home comforts. Cabrini’s new Gandel Wing challenges that stereotype – it’s a hospital environment that feels like...
Young Pilgrims Head West

Young Pilgrims Head West

by | Aug 29, 2020 | Catholic community

The Australian Catholic Youth Festival took place in late 2019, with thousands of young people traveling to Perth in celebration of their faith. Across three busy days, the pilgrims came together to share in song and prayer. Among the group were over 1000 young...
Building Nazareth Parish

Building Nazareth Parish

by | Aug 29, 2020 | Catholic community, Parishes

Between its traditional home in the Geelong suburb of Grovedale, and the parish’s southern bounds at the coastal towns of Torquay and Anglesea, lies Armstrong Creek. This is the largest continuous growth area in Victoria. As the 22,000-lot sub-division has progressed,...
 
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