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A former bioethics oversight body helped regulators think through the cultural, ethical and spiritual dimensions of emerging technologies and a modern version is necessary, a researcher says. Source: Newsroom.
The Marist Brothers’ education ministry in Aotearoa New Zealand celebrated 150 years with a Sesquicentennial Mass at the Cathedral of St Patrick and St Joseph in Auckland last month.
United Kingdom Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the funding of palliative and social care should be “fixed” before assisted dying is considered in England and Wales. Source: The Tablet.
The Society of St Vincent de Paul in Aotearoa New Zealand has re-established its National Social Justice Committee.
Auckland Diocese’s safeguarding coordinator has told a conference in Rome that safeguarding is not only about preventing harm but also about restoring dignity when harm occurs.
The Episcopal Conference of the Pacific (CEPAC) is officially preparing for the region-wide observance of the Season of Creation, running from September 1 to October 4.
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Josephite companions from Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and Peru have gathered at Mary MacKillop Place in North Sydney for a conference with the theme “Seeds of Hope: Sowing – Nurturing – Harvesting”.
A diocese in Spain is mobilising resources for migrant ministry after the illegal arrival of more than 50,000 people in the city of Ceuta on the African coast. Source: EWTN News.
The tallest statue of the Virgin Mary in Europe is scheduled to be blessed in the village of Konotopie in Poland on August 15. Source: RTE.