Budget Responses
Catholic Social Services Australia   
Catholic Healthcare Australia   
Jesuit Social Services   

Bishops, Religious in Solidarity with Sri Lankans
Read the statement.  
Support Caritas Australia's appeal.   

Yarra Institute for Religion & Social Policy Launched
Listen to Brian Howe's launch speach.  

Week of Prayer for Reconciliation
Prayer material from Sorry Day on 26 May to the end of the Week, 3 June, from the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ecumenical Commission.  

A Preferential Love for the Poor
Explore this key theme in Catholic Social Teaching at our Sydney workshops.  

Refugee Week
Check out the Jesuit Refugee Service's activities for 14 - 20 June.  

People on the Move & CST
A simple explanation of how Catholic Social Teaching approaches the key issues.  

Remembering Tiananmen
The Asian Centre for the Progress of Peoples offers background information and action ideas for the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre.  

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It is a media convention to assess budgets in terms of 'winners' and 'losers', but who really loses when the needs of the poorest and most marginalised groups are neglected?

Sandie Cornish
Editor

"Social security payments are currently set according to political whim. It's time to take the politics out of payments and ensure all Australians have an adequate income for a dignified life."
Frank Quinlan, Catholic Social Services Australia  

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