In the 15 years since St Hurmizd was founded, the Assyrian primary school in Western Sydney has grown from a cohort of 85 students, to more than 700.
Source: ABC
Religious leaders from the Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Quaker and Christian faith communities united at Canberra’s Parliament House on Wednesday, to call for strong bi-partisan action on climate change.
Source: Westender
On Thursday 7 September, a police motorcade blocked off Swanson street for the arrival of His Holiness Pope Tawadros II, the Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of St Mark.
Source: Melbourne Catholic
The Anglican Church of Australia has for the first time apologised to victims of domestic violence and pledged to undertake independent research into the nature and extent of family violence in Anglican communities.
Source: ABC
This October Baha’is around the world, together with their families, friends, neighbours and colleagues, will be celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Birth of Baha’u’llah.
Source: Bahai.org.au
A Queensland principal gave permission to a parent of Sikh faith to carry a knife into a school, but the education department says that's not allowed.
Source: SBS
Asylum seekers in Australia for medical treatment and facing possible return to offshore detention are once again being offered sanctuary by Christian churches.
Source: SBS
The Anglican Church has elected its first female Archbishop, the Right Reverend Kay Goldsworthy AO, to lead the West Australian division.
Source: ABC
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