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Film & Faith Evening: The Two Popes

Church Hall
St Andrew’s, South Brisbane
160 Vulture St,
South Brisbane

Fictional film The Two Popes follows Pope Benedict (Anthony Hopkins) as he attempts to convince Cardinal Bergoglio not to resign as an Archbishop and confides his own intentions to abdicate the papacy. Tea and coffee will be served after the film (you may wish to bring something to share as dessert) and we will then discuss what we’ve seen. Free event. See more.

Video Canterbury College’s new mural in the College Chapel of The Good Shepherd Video

Canterbury College unveil stunning new artwork in College Chapel

Watch Canterbury College unveil their new mural in the College Chapel of The Good Shepherd. This stunning large-scale piece was created by talented local artist Emma Alyce to enliven the space, complement the original stained-glass windows and create a warm, inviting atmosphere for reflection and connection

Features

From reluctant convert to active lay leader

“Regarding my various lay parish activities – it is vital to me that I feel as though I am contributing. I recall once hearing a cricket commentator say that 90 per cent of people can find the problems, but only about 10 per cent can come up with solutions and act on them. So I strive to be a part of the 10 per cent. Helping to provide alternatives for those seeking a spiritual home is highly rewarding and very enjoyable,” says Adrian Gibb from St Thomas’, Toowong

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Meet the Artist 1: Rebecca Holland and the Cathedral Shop

Gifted digital artist Rebecca Holland tells us about her art and a special piece, described as “an oasis in the midst of the city”, that she created for the Cathedral Shop which is featured on jigsaws, tote bags and mugs: “I don’t just draw figuratively…I am usually a bit more abstract, so I decided to draw the building, but also have the community aspect in it…the music, the coffee and the hands…to emphasise the community”