Parishes of Adelaide Podcast

The 2026 Archdiocesan Synod Working Document will guide the discussion and discernment at the Archdiocesan of Adelaide Synod in May and June 2026. Over six months, five writing groups and an editorial board worked to develop 5 Key Theme papers and provide supporting documents. The Key themes were developed from the consultations and outcomes of our Diocesan Assemblies, the plenary Council and the Global Synod on Synodality. Each theme concludes with a set of recommendations for action in the Archdiocese, our parishes, communities and schools. The Synod Working Document is now available for public consultation and feedback which will be primarily accomplished through Dialogue Week. For more information about the 2026 Archdiocesan Synod, Dialogue Week and to read the Working Document, visit www.togetherontheway.au

Key Theme 1: Becoming Missionary Disciples We are missionary disciples through baptism, which means we have a responsibility to carry on Christ’s mission and the authority to do so. The 2026 Archdiocesan Synod Working Document will guide the discussion and discernment at the Archdiocesan of Adelaide Synod in May and June 2026. Over six months, five writing groups and an editorial board worked to develop 5 Key Theme papers and provide supporting documents. The Key themes were developed from the consultations and outcomes of our Diocesan Assemblies, the plenary Council and the Global Synod on Synodality. Each theme concludes with a set of recommendations for action in the Archdiocese, our parishes, communities and schools. The Synod Working Document is now available for public consultation and feedback which will be primarily accomplished through Dialogue Week. For more information about the 2026 Archdiocesan Synod, Dialogue Week and to read the Working Document, visit www.togetherontheway.au

Key Theme 2: Communion in Grace – Sacrament to the World The Church is for everyone. The Church in the 21st century in our Archdiocese is made up of many new and diverse communities and must adapt accordingly. The 2026 Archdiocesan Synod Working Document will guide the discussion and discernment at the Archdiocesan of Adelaide Synod in May and June 2026. Over six months, five writing groups and an editorial board worked to develop 5 Key Theme papers and provide supporting documents. The Key themes were developed from the consultations and outcomes of our Diocesan Assemblies, the plenary Council and the Global Synod on Synodality. Each theme concludes with a set of recommendations for action in the Archdiocese, our parishes, communities and schools. The Synod Working Document is now available for public consultation and feedback which will be primarily accomplished through Dialogue Week. For more information about the 2026 Archdiocesan Synod, Dialogue Week and to read the Working Document, visit www.togetherontheway.au

Key Theme 3: The Mission of Catholic Education and Being Church Together The local Catholic school remains a fundamental way of families connecting with the broader parish community. Greater collaboration between worshipping communities is needed to help teachers, students and families explore of faith and spirituality. The 2026 Archdiocesan Synod Working Document will guide the discussion and discernment at the Archdiocesan of Adelaide Synod in May and June 2026. Over six months, five writing groups and an editorial board worked to develop 5 Key Theme papers and provide supporting documents. The Key themes were developed from the consultations and outcomes of our Diocesan Assemblies, the plenary Council and the Global Synod on Synodality. Each theme concludes with a set of recommendations for action in the Archdiocese, our parishes, communities and schools. The Synod Working Document is now available for public consultation and feedback which will be primarily accomplished through Dialogue Week. For more information about the 2026 Archdiocesan Synod, Dialogue Week and to read the Working Document, visit www.togetherontheway.au

Key Theme 4: Formation for Mission and Leadership Faith is an ongoing journey into the love of God revealed in Jesus and its importance was underlined by Pope Francis who urged the Catholic community to go to the margins of society and to be, at heart, a missionary community. The 2026 Archdiocesan Synod Working Document will guide the discussion and discernment at the Archdiocesan of Adelaide Synod in May and June 2026. Over six months, five writing groups and an editorial board worked to develop 5 Key Theme papers and provide supporting documents. The Key themes were developed from the consultations and outcomes of our Diocesan Assemblies, the plenary Council and the Global Synod on Synodality. Each theme concludes with a set of recommendations for action in the Archdiocese, our parishes, communities and schools. The Synod Working Document is now available for public consultation and feedback which will be primarily accomplished through Dialogue Week. For more information about the 2026 Archdiocesan Synod, Dialogue Week and to read the Working Document, visit www.togetherontheway.au

Key Theme 5: Structures and Planning for Communion, Participation and Mission Structures exist throughout the Archdiocese for Parishes, Schools, Diocesan offices, and ministries that support governance with an ultimate goal to serve communion, participation and mission. The Synod process highlights that communion, participation, and mission must come before structures, with governance, Parish boundaries, and administrative systems built to support these foundational principles. The 2026 Archdiocesan Synod Working Document will guide the discussion and discernment at the Archdiocesan of Adelaide Synod in May and June 2026. Over six months, five writing groups and an editorial board worked to develop 5 Key Theme papers and provide supporting documents. The Key themes were developed from the consultations and outcomes of our Diocesan Assemblies, the plenary Council and the Global Synod on Synodality. Each theme concludes with a set of recommendations for action in the Archdiocese, our parishes, communities and schools. The Synod Working Document is now available for public consultation and feedback which will be primarily accomplished through Dialogue Week. For more information about the 2026 Archdiocesan Synod, Dialogue Week and to read the Working Document, visit www.togetherontheway.au

Additional recommendations and closing. The 2026 Archdiocesan Synod Working Document will guide the discussion and discernment at the Archdiocesan of Adelaide Synod in May and June 2026. Over six months, five writing groups and an editorial board worked to develop 5 Key Theme papers and provide supporting documents. The Key themes were developed from the consultations and outcomes of our Diocesan Assemblies, the plenary Council and the Global Synod on Synodality. Each theme concludes with a set of recommendations for action in the Archdiocese, our parishes, communities and schools. The Synod Working Document is now available for public consultation and feedback which will be primarily accomplished through Dialogue Week. For more information about the 2026 Archdiocesan Synod, Dialogue Week and to read the Working Document, visit www.togetherontheway.au

The South Australian Dialogue of the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches has been meeting since 1979. Some fruits of the dialogue have been a deeper appreciation of each other's traditions, a discussion of many topics of mutual interest, the preparation of several papers and efforts to communicate with the wider Christian community. Over the last year, this dialogue group, comprised of members from both the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches, have been reading and discussing Pope Francis' third encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti”, or “Brothers and Sisters All”, published in 2020. Inspired by the teachings of St Francis of Assisi, “Fratelli Tutti” envisions how fraternity and social friendship can build a more just and peaceful world in the post-pandemic era. It's written as a universal aspiration for all Christians. It is in this spirit that members of the dialogue have paired up to introduce and reflect on Fratelli Tutti. So we offer this podcast series, one on each of the eight chapters of the Encyclical, to our respective churches. You can hear the entire series here: soundcloud.com/parishesofadelaide/sets/fratelli-tutti-south

The South Australian Dialogue of the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches has been meeting since 1979. Some fruits of the dialogue have been a deeper appreciation of each other's traditions, a discussion of many topics of mutual interest, the preparation of several papers and efforts to communicate with the wider Christian community. Over the last year, this dialogue group, comprised of members from both the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches, have been reading and discussing Pope Francis' third encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti”, or “Brothers and Sisters All”, published in 2020. Inspired by the teachings of St Francis of Assisi, “Fratelli Tutti” envisions how fraternity and social friendship can build a more just and peaceful world in the post-pandemic era. It's written as a universal aspiration for all Christians. It is in this spirit that members of the dialogue have paired up to introduce and reflect on Fratelli Tutti. So we offer this podcast series, one on each of the eight chapters of the Encyclical, to our respective churches. You can hear the entire series here: soundcloud.com/parishesofadelaide/sets/fratelli-tutti-south

The South Australian Dialogue of the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches has been meeting since 1979. Some fruits of the dialogue have been a deeper appreciation of each other's traditions, a discussion of many topics of mutual interest, the preparation of several papers and efforts to communicate with the wider Christian community. Over the last year, this dialogue group, comprised of members from both the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches, have been reading and discussing Pope Francis' third encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti”, or “Brothers and Sisters All”, published in 2020. Inspired by the teachings of St Francis of Assisi, “Fratelli Tutti” envisions how fraternity and social friendship can build a more just and peaceful world in the post-pandemic era. It's written as a universal aspiration for all Christians. It is in this spirit that members of the dialogue have paired up to introduce and reflect on Fratelli Tutti. So we offer this podcast series, one on each of the eight chapters of the Encyclical, to our respective churches. You can hear the entire series here: soundcloud.com/parishesofadelaide/sets/fratelli-tutti-south

The South Australian Dialogue of the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches has been meeting since 1979. Some fruits of the dialogue have been a deeper appreciation of each other's traditions, a discussion of many topics of mutual interest, the preparation of several papers and efforts to communicate with the wider Christian community. Over the last year, this dialogue group, comprised of members from both the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches, have been reading and discussing Pope Francis' third encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti”, or “Brothers and Sisters All”, published in 2020. Inspired by the teachings of St Francis of Assisi, “Fratelli Tutti” envisions how fraternity and social friendship can build a more just and peaceful world in the post-pandemic era. It's written as a universal aspiration for all Christians. It is in this spirit that members of the dialogue have paired up to introduce and reflect on Fratelli Tutti. So we offer this podcast series, one on each of the eight chapters of the Encyclical, to our respective churches. You can hear the entire series here: soundcloud.com/parishesofadelaide/sets/fratelli-tutti-south

The South Australian Dialogue of the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches has been meeting since 1979. Some fruits of the dialogue have been a deeper appreciation of each other's traditions, a discussion of many topics of mutual interest, the preparation of several papers and efforts to communicate with the wider Christian community. Over the last year, this dialogue group, comprised of members from both the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches, have been reading and discussing Pope Francis' third encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti”, or “Brothers and Sisters All”, published in 2020. Inspired by the teachings of St Francis of Assisi, “Fratelli Tutti” envisions how fraternity and social friendship can build a more just and peaceful world in the post-pandemic era. It's written as a universal aspiration for all Christians. It is in this spirit that members of the dialogue have paired up to introduce and reflect on Fratelli Tutti. So we offer this podcast series, one on each of the eight chapters of the Encyclical, to our respective churches. You can hear the entire series here: soundcloud.com/parishesofadelaide/sets/fratelli-tutti-south

The South Australian Dialogue of the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches has been meeting since 1979. Some fruits of the dialogue have been a deeper appreciation of each other's traditions, a discussion of many topics of mutual interest, the preparation of several papers and efforts to communicate with the wider Christian community. Over the last year, this dialogue group, comprised of members from both the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches, have been reading and discussing Pope Francis' third encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti”, or “Brothers and Sisters All”, published in 2020. Inspired by the teachings of St Francis of Assisi, “Fratelli Tutti” envisions how fraternity and social friendship can build a more just and peaceful world in the post-pandemic era. It's written as a universal aspiration for all Christians. It is in this spirit that members of the dialogue have paired up to introduce and reflect on Fratelli Tutti. So we offer this podcast series, one on each of the eight chapters of the Encyclical, to our respective churches. You can hear the entire series here: soundcloud.com/parishesofadelaide/sets/fratelli-tutti-south

The South Australian Dialogue of the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches has been meeting since 1979. Some fruits of the dialogue have been a deeper appreciation of each other's traditions, a discussion of many topics of mutual interest, the preparation of several papers and efforts to communicate with the wider Christian community. Over the last year, this dialogue group, comprised of members from both the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches, have been reading and discussing Pope Francis' third encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti”, or “Brothers and Sisters All”, published in 2020. Inspired by the teachings of St Francis of Assisi, “Fratelli Tutti” envisions how fraternity and social friendship can build a more just and peaceful world in the post-pandemic era. It's written as a universal aspiration for all Christians. It is in this spirit that members of the dialogue have paired up to introduce and reflect on Fratelli Tutti. So we offer this podcast series, one on each of the eight chapters of the Encyclical, to our respective churches. You can hear the entire series here: soundcloud.com/parishesofadelaide/sets/fratelli-tutti-south

The South Australian Dialogue of the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches has been meeting since 1979. Some fruits of the dialogue have been a deeper appreciation of each other's traditions, a discussion of many topics of mutual interest, the preparation of several papers and efforts to communicate with the wider Christian community. Over the last year, this dialogue group, comprised of members from both the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches, have been reading and discussing Pope Francis' third encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti”, or “Brothers and Sisters All”, published in 2020. Inspired by the teachings of St Francis of Assisi, “Fratelli Tutti” envisions how fraternity and social friendship can build a more just and peaceful world in the post-pandemic era. It's written as a universal aspiration for all Christians. It is in this spirit that members of the dialogue have paired up to introduce and reflect on Fratelli Tutti. So we offer this podcast series, one on each of the eight chapters of the Encyclical, to our respective churches. You can hear the entire series here: soundcloud.com/parishesofadelaide/sets/fratelli-tutti-south

The South Australian Dialogue of the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches has been meeting since 1979. Some fruits of the dialogue have been a deeper appreciation of each other's traditions, a discussion of many topics of mutual interest, the preparation of several papers and efforts to communicate with the wider Christian community. Over the last year, this dialogue group, comprised of members from both the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches, have been reading and discussing Pope Francis' third encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti”, or “Brothers and Sisters All”, published in 2020. Inspired by the teachings of St Francis of Assisi, “Fratelli Tutti” envisions how fraternity and social friendship can build a more just and peaceful world in the post-pandemic era. It's written as a universal aspiration for all Christians. It is in this spirit that members of the dialogue have paired up to introduce and reflect on Fratelli Tutti. So we offer this podcast series, one on each of the eight chapters of the Encyclical, to our respective churches. You can hear the entire series here: https://soundcloud.com/parishesofadelaide/sets/fratelli-tutti-south

The South Australian Dialogue of the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches has been meeting since 1979. Some fruits of the dialogue have been a deeper appreciation of each other's traditions, a discussion of many topics of mutual interest, the preparation of several papers and efforts to communicate with the wider Christian community. Over the last year, this dialogue group, comprised of members from both the Roman Catholic and Uniting Churches, have been reading and discussing Pope Francis' third encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti”, or “Brothers and Sisters All”, published in 2020. Inspired by the teachings of St Francis of Assisi, “Fratelli Tutti” envisions how fraternity and social friendship can build a more just and peaceful world in the post-pandemic era. It's written as a universal aspiration for all Christians. It is in this spirit that members of the dialogue have paired up to introduce and reflect on Fratelli Tutti. So we offer this podcast series, one on each of the eight chapters of the Encyclical, to our respective churches. You can hear the entire series here: https://soundcloud.com/parishesofadelaide/sets/fratelli-tutti-south

The Catholic Youth Podcast Episode 7 – Getting Married in the Catholic Church (Part 1) with Fr Josh Nash In episode number 7, part 1 of this 2 part special, we chat with Fr Josh Nash, Catholic Priest and Oblate Missionary, to chat about everything you need to know about getting married in the Catholic Church. In part 1 you’ll learn all about: What is the meaning behind getting married in the Catholic church. Who can officiate a Catholic wedding How do you find a priest or deacon to officiate your wedding How far in advance do you need to plan a wedding in the Catholic church What sort of documentation do you need to have ready Do both the bride and groom need to be Catholic to get married in the church and what if you’re already living together and/or have kids Pre-marital counselling, and more tips and encouragement for planning a wedding in the Catholic church!

In episode number 6 we chat with Belinda Fusco, Events Manager for the Archdiocese of Adelaide and former COYYA Youth Ministry Support Officer to talk about how to plan and run events. In this episode you’ll learn all about: - Where to begin with event planning, - How to set an event timeline, - How to work out priorities and plan an event, - Tips on how to invite and market your event, - How to incorporate hospitality, - What to do when things don’t go to plan, and - Belinda’s top tips and resources for event planning.

There was a headline in the New York Times on the 7th of March 2022 which read “The Nun Reshaping the Role of Women Inside the Vatican”. The article was about Sr Natalie Becquart, the first woman in history to have the right to vote in the Catholic synod. She’s the undersecretary of the synod of bishops in Rome, appointed by Pope Francis, and she was in Adelaide recently for only one day to give a lecture on “Synodality as Mission” as part of a whirlwind Australian tour. To watch Sr Nathalie's lecture from that evening, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_VQc-7hu04 To listen to the Catholic Youth Podcast (great how-to guide on everything from putting on Catholic events, to spiritual practices in schools, to how to create a sacred space and heaps more), you can check that out here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/020oiOwBT7D40veelO7wc3 To listen to the Arch D Radio Podcast (the stories of people involved in Catholic youth ministry, how their journey started, highlights, challenges and authentic moments of encounter), click here: https://open.spotify.com/show/1JgG7oEbIJ9k0bldEblhbp

In episode number 5 we hear from Cara McGlaughlin, former school youth minister and team member of Marist Youth Ministry Australia to learn from her extensive experience working in school youth ministry. Whether you’re just starting out in youth ministry or you’re a veteran youth minister, this conversation will give you plenty of inspiration heading into the new school year. Cara’s top tips for school youth ministry: - Find what works for you! - Relationships first and foremost – people over programs. - Talk to people and build connections! - Transparency is key to building trust and relationships. - Expect the interruptions and see them as an invitation to connect with others. - You’ve been called to youth ministry for a reason and have something special to the table. Have the desire and motivation to find out what you have to bring to the table and offer that. - Trust in yourself and your ability because you are in the role for a reason. - Rely on those around you and ask for help when you need it. - Whenever you need a boost of motivation remind yourself why you started youth ministry. - Have fun!

In episode number 4 we sit down with Micah Thorbjornsen to talk about his experience about how men form friendships and connect with each other and their spirituality.

In episode number 3 we hear from Amanda Razon, former Family Faith Formation Advisor for Catholic Education and current Assistant Principal in Religious Identity and Mission (APRIM) at St John the Baptist Catholic School to talk about spiritual practices in schools. In this episode you’ll learn about: What are the main spiritual practices generally found in Catholic schools including, - Prayer - Liturgy - Mass Why they are considered important and are practiced in schools, How to practice them in meaningful ways, and top practical tips to keep in mind when leading or taking part in these spiritual practices. Quotes: What makes this school different from other schools. A Catholic School is centred in God and God has provided us with all of these things and we want to enrich the students with their learning but also, we want them to be enriched and know that they are loved by God and flourish because they are known and loved by God. Prayer is intentionally inviting God into that space and being with God. How do you develop any relationship with anyone unless you spend time with them? So that is why prayer is important. I can’t be your friend if I just simply know you and that is it, but I have to know more about you by spending time with you. Prayer is that avenue to know God better. Check in with yourself and know what is in your heart at that time, that can lead to a more genuine prayer. At the heart of it, you want prayer to be genuine and intentional and heartfelt, not just actions or words for the sake of doing it. Liturgy is an extended, more formal way of praying. A public form of worship. Know that each person is on their own journey, that you are so welcome to add your flavour and there is no hard and fast rule of doing things but remember the heart of it.

In episode number 2, how to create a sacred space, we hear from Alison Gore, Senior Education Advisor, at Catholic Education SA to talk about sacred spaces. In this episode you’ll learn about: What is a sacred space, Why we often have sacred spaces when we gather, How incorporating a sacred space can elevate our gatherings, and How to create a sacred space by following a series of steps and practical tips. Steps for creating a sacred space: 1. Bring it to prayer. Before you start creating your sacred space, take a moment to pray and ask for the Holy Spirit’s guidance. Remember you’re creating a space of welcome, where people can connect and deepen their relationship with God. 2. Think of the purpose. Along with the purpose of gathering a group and deepening their experience of God through prayer, think about the overarching purpose of gathering the group to draw inspiration for your sacred space. Is it for a retreat, school group or another special occasion? For example, for a school group you could use the school colours for your colour scheme. For the season of creation, you can draw inspiration from nature etc. Consider what you can incorporate to help connect the group. 3. The Church’s liturgical calendar is your friend! You can use the Church’s liturgical calendar for inspiration for your colour scheme, symbolism, imagery, and scripture when creating your sacred space. 4. Play with levels. Levels give depth and add to the sacred space. Use boxes, a chair or something else and drape fabric over them to create levels. 5. Less is more. Having too many things to look at can be a distraction so simplify the process and use less items in your sacred space. Use the design principle of having odd numbers to create a beautiful and memorable space. Other Practical tips and tricks: • Get creative. You can get creative when creating your sacred space by using artwork or images that are evocative, incorporating nature, indigenous religious symbolism, making the space interactive or by adding different quotes from scripture or other relevant texts. • Use what’s around you. Get creative and use what’s around you to incorporate into your sacred space, that could be a spare box or chair to create levels, flowers or leaves from the garden or those fairy lights that otherwise only come out for Christmas. • The image or object representing God should be at the highest point of the sacred space. If you’re using an image or object to represent God, it should be at the highest point of your space. This could be a cross, crucifix or even a bible or lit candle. • Odd numbers. Things arranged in odd numbers are more appealing, memorable, and effective than even-numbered groupings. • Make sure there’s something to look at from all angles of the sacred space, especially if you’re positioning the group in a circular shape around the space. • Have an appreciation of beauty and aesthetics but don’t shy away from the element of truth in regards to your theme. • Borrow, buy second-hand or on sale. It shouldn’t cost the world to set up a sacred space. See if you can borrow the items from someone or buy them for a bargain at an op-shop or on sale at stores such as spotlight or kmart. • Fabric. When using fabrics, make sure that they’re clean and ironed. If the fabric is crinkled you could also try to make that a feature. Fabric of choice: Panne Velvet. The fabric Alison recommends that has great texture, doesn’t need to be ironed and doesn’t cost a lot. • How to get rid of candle wax stains. Put the stained fabric in the freezer for a few hours which will let you easily chip off any wax stains. You can then cover the area with paper towel and gently iron over the stained area to remove any remaining marks.

A podcast that will encourage and inspire you in engaging with young people in Catholic youth ministry. In episode number 1, Youth Ministry – what is it and why do we do it, we hear from Julian Nguyen, Coordinator of the Catholic Office for Youth and Young Adults in the Archdiocese of Adelaide to find out all about youth ministry. You’ll learn about: What is youth ministry, Why does the Church have youth ministry, Why work in youth ministry, and What are the characteristics of a youth minister. Quotes: “Youth ministry is being able to open doors for young people and help them go through their spiritual and faith journey. It is the spiritual and faith journey for a person, including faith, community, and the whole person; their values and beliefs.” “Youth ministry is the start of that journey. Youth is just a period of time in your life but a lot of those things that you form during that time, will then continue on into other parts of life.” “Without youth ministry there isn’t anyone to guide the next generation forward.” “If I can play one small part in helping someone else on their faith journey then that is great, that’s life giving.”

The young Catholics of Adelaide gather to discuss the issues facing the church that matter the most to them, and James catches up with Archbishop Pat, Sarah Moffatt & Peter Bierer to reflect on the Diocesan Assembly & Plenary Council journey in 2021. You can hear all the episodes of the Diocesan Assembly series here: https://open.spotify.com/show/3KaIBUKjG9GsKS0Rn93qXO

This is the fourth episode in a special series about the Adelaide Diocesan Assembly. All the feedback from the participants has been submitted, and everyone got to hear the things that the Archdiocese as a whole believed were the most important initiatives moving forward on a Thursday night at Adelaide's historic Capri Theatre. James also chats to youth ministers Tahlia Sully & Gabby Connolly about their reflections on the Diocesan Assembly as a whole, their thoughts and hopes moving forward. Check out all the Diocesan Assembly podcasts here: open.spotify.com/show/3KaIBUKjG9GsKS0Rn93qXO

This is the third episode in a special series over the coming months about the Adelaide Diocesan Assembly. It's the big day from the Diocesan Assembly, the all-day Saturday sessions at Cabra Dominican College. Featuring panels, group discussions and recommendations, and how the assembly as a whole worked to prioritise the initiatives to move forward with as an Archdiocese. Check out all the Diocesan Assembly podcasts here: open.spotify.com/show/3KaIBUKjG9GsKS0Rn93qXO This episode features music by Lee Rosevere, and: Title: Fresh Air Music: Kevin MacLeod License: CC BY 3.0 (http://goo.gl/BlcHZR) Meditation Impromptu 01 by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist: incompetech.com/

This is the second episode in a special series over the coming months about the Adelaide Diocesan Assembly. It's the first gathering of the Diocesan Assembly, the Friday evening at Cabra Dominican College. James chats with Archbishop Patrick O'Regan, Cabra teacher Georgia Stellar, SAC Principal Paddy McEvoy, CBC APRIM Anthony Callisto, Youth Minister Gabby Connolly, and RE consultant Alison Gore. James & Michaela also cover all the action of the Friday evening session. Check out all the Diocesan Assembly podcasts here: https://open.spotify.com/show/3KaIBUKjG9GsKS0Rn93qXO Featured in this episode: Meditation Impromptu 01 by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist: http://incompetech.com/

This is the first episode in a special series over the coming months about the Adelaide Diocesan Assembly. In the final week leading up to the Adelaide Diocesan Assembly, James speaks with Fr James McEvoy and Peter Bierer about what the assembly means for the Catholic Archdiocese, why it's important, the themes that are going to be discussed, and their own hopes for this landmark event for the church in Adelaide.

This week James visits with Fr Tony, Deacon Tee Ping & Pastoral Coordinator Charlie at Blackwood Parish, and Fr Phillip, Geoff, Sandra, Georgia & Randy at Edwardstown Parish. Notes: * To record a message for the next Parishes of Adelaide episode, ring (08) 8301 6633 * To email James, contact archdradio@cesa.catholic.edu.au

This week James visits with Fr Shibu, Fr Santosh & Geraldine at the Salisbury Parish, and Fr James, Denise, David, Trish & Ernest at the Tea Tree Gully parish. Notes: * To record a message for the next Parishes of Adelaide episode, ring (08) 8301 6633 * To email James, contact archdradio@cesa.catholic.edu.au

This week James visits with Fr Santiago, Bianca and Ron at the Aberfoyle Park parish & Fr Josy at the Noarlunga-Seaford parish. Notes: * To record a message for the next Parishes of Adelaide episode, ring (08) 8301 6633 * To email James, contact archdradio@cesa.catholic.edu.au

This week James visits with the Hindmarsh-Findon Parish, and connects with Northern Light Parish via MS Teams. Notes: * To record a message for the next Parishes of Adelaide episode, ring (08) 8301 6633 * To email James, contact archdradio@cesa.catholic.edu.au

This week James visits with Emmaus Parish, and connects with Mt Gambier Parish via MS Teams. Notes: * To record a message for the next Parishes of Adelaide episode, ring (08) 8301 6633 * To email James, contact archdradio@cesa.catholic.edu.au

This week features a pastoral message from Fr Philip Marshall, and James visits with Brighton & Henley Beach parishes. Notes: * To record a message for the next Parishes of Adelaide episode, ring (08) 8301 6633 * To email James, contact archdradio@cesa.catholic.edu.au

This week features a pastoral message from Fr Philip Marshall, and James visits with Fr Charles Lukati, Fr Long Hai Nguyen & Paula Noujaim at Croydon Park parish. Notes: * To record a message for the next Parishes of Adelaide episode, ring (08) 8301 6633 * To email James, contact archdradio@cesa.catholic.edu.au

A new podcast as part of the ways for the Archdiocese to stay connected during this time, when we are disconnected in a lot of ways. Every Wednesday, we’ll be releasing a new episode, that will feature a pastoral message, the gospel reading & reflection for the coming Sunday, and conversations with two different parishes to see how they are staying connected with their congregations at the moment. This week features a pastoral message from Bishop Greg O'Kelly, and James visits with Fr Peter Zwaans & Roslyn Dalistan at Brooklyn Park/Richmond parish, and Fr Michael Trainor at Lockleys parish. Links (as discussed in episode): * To contact Roslyn regarding Zoom Bible Study, email parish@brooklynparkrichmond.org.au * The Corona of Thorns Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4qPkCT8eCMZJ0xUathwvoO * Lockleys Parish website: https://www.lockleysparish.com/

This week we have conversations with Fr. Anthony, Fr. Peter & Kate from the Adelaide parish, and Fr. Allan, Sr. Josie & Carmel from the Payneham parish. Notes: * This episode produced by James Meston & Michaela Howard-Jones * To email James, contact archdradio@cesa.catholic.edu.au Music credits: Acoustic/Folk Instrumental by Hyde - Free Instrumentals @davidhydemusic Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/acoustic-folk-instrume... Music promoted by Audio Library youtu.be/YKdXVnaHfo8 The Pyre Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Luminous Rain Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Music for Manatees Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "I Bet You Wonder Why" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 5 License: CC-BY-SA "Compassion (keys version)" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 6 License: CC-BY-SA

This week we have conversations with Rebecca & Sr Rita from the Greenacres Walkerville parish, and Siobhan from the North Adelaide/Prospect parish. Notes: * To record a message for the next Parishes of Adelaide episode, ring (08) 8301 6633 * To email James, contact archdradio@cesa.catholic.edu.au Music credits: Acoustic/Folk Instrumental by Hyde - Free Instrumentals @davidhydemusic Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/acoustic-folk-instrume... Music promoted by Audio Library youtu.be/YKdXVnaHfo8 Windswept Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ A Very Brady Special Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "And So Then" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 3 License: CC-BY-SA "Let That Sink In" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 6 License: CC-BY-SA "You're Enough (Version B)" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 5 License: CC-BY-SA "I Bet You Wonder Why" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 5 License: CC-BY-SA

This week we have conversations with Fr Michael & Marie from Penola, and Fr Denis, Deacon Paul & Mary-Anne from Plympton parish. Guest co-host this week is Arch D Radio announcer & Sacred Heart Old Scholar, Michaela Howard-Jones. Notes: * To record a message for the next Parishes of Adelaide episode, ring (08) 8301 6633 * To email James, contact archdradio@cesa.catholic.edu.au Music credits: Acoustic/Folk Instrumental by Hyde - Free Instrumentals @davidhydemusic Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/acoustic-folk-instrume... Music promoted by Audio Library youtu.be/YKdXVnaHfo8 Teller of the Tales Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Evening Fall (Piano) Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Music for Manatees Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "I Bet You Wonder Why" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 5 License: CC-BY-SA "Compassion (keys version") Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 6 License: CC-BY-SA "Small Steps" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 4 License: CC-BY-SA "In A Moment" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 2 License: CC-BY-SA

This week James visits with Fr Selva, Iris and Don from the Clearview/Kilburn parish, and Fr Roman, Kathleen, May and Shaji from Morphett Vale parish. Notes: * To record a message for the next Parishes of Adelaide episode, ring (08) 8301 6633 * To email James, contact archdradio@cesa.catholic.edu.au Music credits: Acoustic/Folk Instrumental by Hyde - Free Instrumentals https://soundcloud.com/davidhydemusic Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/acoustic-folk-instrume... Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/YKdXVnaHfo8 Windswept Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "Going Home" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts License: CC-BY-SA "Quizitive" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts License: CC-BY-SA "Decompress" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 5 License: CC-BY-SA "All the Answers" Lee Rosevere Album: Music For Podcasts 5 License: CC-BY-SA