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Give yourself to Him

If you give yourself to Jesus he will preserve you. There is no need for anxiety since God will provide for all you need. Fr Ken Barker preaches about the faithfulness of God to a group of youth leaders on the 8th Sunday in Ordinary time.

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Episode 4: Project Compassion - Love My Neighbour

GG explores the topic of Lent, a time for focusing on Jesus and loving those around us. She also talks about Ash Wednesday and Project Compassion.

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Episode 3: Keys to the Kingdom

In this episode, GG talks about the Keys Christ gave to St Peter, the first Pope; as well as how we are called to love one another.

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Let the Children Come: Evangelisation Through Family

Michael Mangan and Anne Frawley-Mangan explore ways in which we can lead and engage adults and children to prayer and worship in the Mass.

This presentation was part of Proclaim 2016 on the theme "On a Mission of Mercy: Evangelising Parishes", organised on behalf of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference and hosted by the Catholic Diocese of Broken Bay.

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Prayer and Fasting for Australia

Warwick Marsh discusses the National Day of Prayer and Fasting on February 25, why it is being held, and how we can get involved.

To find out more about the National Day, visit the National Day of Prayer and Fasting website.

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Sin, Repentance, Freedom

Mark Nimo explains what it means to become a Christian, God’s call to repentance, and the freedom we receive through reconciliation with God.

The Immaculata Mission School 2017 was hosted by the Immaculata Community at the Launceston Church Grammar School in Tasmania.

Music Credit: At the Foot of the Cross - Fr Rob Galea

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As I have loved you

In this meditation, Fr Flader gives us a deep insight in our calling to love as Christ has loved us. Fr Flader provides various ways to love one another; as well as recognising the difficult, yet possible mission Christ has given us.

You can hear more of Fr John Flader’s meditations on Fr Flader’s podcast page on iTunes, or fatherfladerblog.com.

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Enemies of Ourselves

We can so often talk harshly to ourselves and be twisted up in self-hatred. In this homily for the 7th Sunday in ordinary time, Fr Chris Eaton MGL says that when Jesus teaches us to be compassionate, he is speaking also about our relationship with ourselves.

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What it Means to Know and Love God

Mark Nimo explains what it means to know and love God - that we need to surrender to allow him to know, love and change us.

The Immaculata Mission School 2017 was hosted by the Immaculata Community at the Launceston Church Grammar School in Tasmania.

Music Credit: At the Foot of the Cross – Fr Rob Galea

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Catholics Read Work of Mercy

The Works of Mercy were promoted by Pope Francis extensively in last year's Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy. A great introduction to these works can be found in Work of Mercy by Catholic author and blogger Mark P. Shea.

In this episode, Luke, Kiara and Victoria discuss Mark Shea's Work of Mercy. The team look at how the Works of Mercy highlight the Incarnational and very physical aspect of Christ’s Coming, and the radicality of Christian love and mercy.

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