Australian Catholics

Since 1993, Australian Catholics has been sharing the stories of Australians, both well known and not-so-well known, and how they live out their faith in their everyday lives.

The magazine is published five times a year. Subscribers include individuals, schools, parishes and other Catholic institutions across the country.

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Editor: Michael McVeigh

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Eureka Street

Eureka Street is about encouragement. That is to say it is courageous. It is not rashly bold, but it focuses unwaveringly on the human dimensions of individual, communal, political and international situations. This focus is consistent with the mission of the Australian Jesuits, the owner of the Eureka Street masthead. To prize humanity in a world in which economic and consumerist values dominate, is often to be isolated.

Eureka Street has been committed to tell stories from humane perspectives often lacking in other media. The publication is informed by a catholic moral perspective and its world view is influenced by the outward-looking social mission of the Australian Jesuits.

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Editor: Michael Mullins

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Assistant Editor: Tim Kroenert

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Madonna

Madonna is a magazine of spiritual reading for lay people. It aims to enhance the spiritual development of its readers. A primary focus of each issue of Madonna is the church's liturgy, especially the scripture readings for each day. Through personal stories and reflections, it demonstrates the presence of God in our everyday lives. It develops knowledge and appreciation of the Christian faith through informative articles on Christian beliefs, history, spirituality and practice.

Madonna draws especially on the traditions of spirituality that are associated with St Ignatius of Loyola. The origins of Madonna are in the lay movement linked with the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises, which today finds form in the Christian Life Communities.

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Editor: Chris Gleeson

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Assistant Editor: David Lovell

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Daily Prayer Online

A daily service supported by Jesuit Communications, providing Reflections on the Daily Gospel, a daily Prayer in the Classroom for schools, as well as Quiet Space, Thought for the Day and the Spirituality Feature.

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Faith Doing Justice

The Faith Doing Justice web resource hopes to offer a plain English introduction to Catholic teaching on issues of justice in society. You can start by exploring key principles, particular issues, or what’s on. Subscribe to our free monthly electronic newsletter to keep up to date on issues, activities and new resources. Join our email based forum to explore with others how Catholic Social Teaching can inform our positions and actions.

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Editor: Sandy Cornish

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Province Express

Province Express is a fortnightly electronic newsletter with the latest news from the Australian Province, keeping people in touch both in Australia and overseas.

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Editor: Michael McVeigh

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Jesuit Mission News

Jesuit Mission publishes Jesuit Mission News six times each year to keep in touch with our missionaries throughout the world and to tell their stories about their works in the developing world.

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Companions

Companions, published twice a year, is the main means of communication to all of our friends and supporters, from the Australian Jesuits and their ministries.

The Australian Jesuit Foundation has been given an immediate and urgent task by the Jesuit Provincial, Fr Mark Raper SJ: to support the development and expansion of young adult youth ministry by the Order.

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JESEAO

(Jesuits in East Asia & Oceania)

Jesuits in East Asia and Oceania is published twice yearly by Jesuit Communications Australia for the Jesuit Conference of East Asia. It prints stories of Jesuits working throughout East Asia and Oceania. It encourages Jesuits and their Companions in each Province of the Assistancy to take an interest in the needs of the wider region

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Finding God's Traces

Finding God’s Traces is a book of daily prayerful reflection by the acclaimed author Michael McGirr. This beautifully bound publication is designed as a guide for the spiritual journey through life.

Finding God’s Traces invites readers to reflect daily on living Christian faith accompanied by the words of celebrated thinkers. As life presents new joys and challenges, readers can turn to this unique book for encouragement and inspiration.

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