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False posts claim Voice referendum 'required to turn Australia into republic' - Vimarsana News

False posts claim Voice referendum 'required to turn Australia into republic'

Legal and political experts have rejected a false claim that Australia's upcoming Indigenous rights referendum is part of a "secretive push" to create a totalitarian republic endorsed by the United Nations. Social media posts attribute the plan to a fabricated statement purportedly by former Labor Party leader Kim Beazley in parliament decades ago, but there is no record he ever made the remarks.

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In the chorus of Yes, why arent the bishops joining in? - Vimarsana News

In the chorus of Yes, why arent the bishops joining in?

As the Voice Referendum campaign intensifies, many Catholic groups rally behind the Voice. But Australia's church leaders remain above the fray, maintaining neutral positions. By John Warhurst.

The future of Catholic Church: Creating unity through diversity - Vimarsana News

The future of Catholic Church: Creating unity through diversity

Synodality will only be skin deep unless there are permanent diocesan structures in which the future of the church can be discussed widely

Catholic schools: Australia's ecclesial future? - Vimarsana News

Catholic schools: Australia's ecclesial future?

Can these inclusive, forward-looking institutions, grappling with a diverse, increasingly secular student body, reshape the future of the Catholic Church in Australia? By John Warhurst.

Synod working document encourages cautious optimism - Vimarsana News

Synod working document encourages cautious optimism

As the Vatican releases the working document for the first Synod on Synodality, reactions within the Catholic community are mixed. While many applaud its open approach to divisive issues, others deem it too progressive or insufficiently thorough. By John Warhurst.