PHOTO JOURNAL: "A CATHOLIC SOCIAL CONSCIENCE"
SYMPOSIUM - 10 JUNE 2004 - NSW
 ACMICA's
symposium on “A Catholic Social Conscience” attracted
an estimated 250 keen participants. Papers were presented
by Frank Brennan SJ, Jesuit priest and human rights advocate;
Stefan Gigacz, Canon lawyer and lay activist; and Sandie Cornish,
former Executive Secretary of the Bishop’s social justice
council. ACMICA wishes to thank speakers for their time, the
Australian Catholic University for their generous support,
volunteers and all participants involved.
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The audience assembles. |
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Frank Brennan, takes
Cardinal George Pell to task over the conscience
issue. |
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Stefan Gigacz examines the role of the laity in the
development of Catholic conscience. |
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Sandie Cornish offers some suggestions on how to renew
Catholic social conscience in Australia.
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