With contributions from members of the CSCC committee and the skills of the graphic artist who assisted us with our last newsletter, we have produced our second newsletter for the year. We plan, now, to produce three to four newsletters each year. This edition starts with a detailed summary, prepared by Andy Calder, of the Read more…
The 2024 Annual Roy Bradley Oration, our sixth, was delivered by Pádraig Ó Tuama from New York on Sunday 13th October 2024 – 7.30 pm AEDT, via Zoom. In this lecture “Things Known and Strange”, Pádraig will consider poetry – his own, and that of others – to address the human condition; what we can Read more…
With the support of a graphic artist, CSCC produced its second newsletter. Articles included a Message from our Chairperson, an acknowledge of the passing of Dr Taffy Jones, a Foundation Member. Taffy had an extraordinary impact on Health Care in Australia. With a sharp intellect and quick wit, he had a broad understanding of health Read more…
In speaking to her Annual Report, our Chairperson, Gillian Henderson, highlighted the inspirational 2023 Roy Bradley Oration of Professor Anne Pattel-Gray and our devastation at the result of the ‘Voice to Parliament’ Referendum. She reiterated our gratitude and thanks to Eugen Koh for his leadership and inspiration since our inception more than five years ago. Read more…
This year the management committee met at Eugen’s rooms in Carlton for our annual planning day. Finalising our Vision, Mission and Values statements, now incorporated into our updated of our website, was our first task. The afternoon session centered on planning for the future with a focus on strategy and activities going forward. A significant Read more…
We are grateful for Ann Robert’s work and the way she has been able to lead us in the development of a logo that we believe reflects who we are as an organisation. Ann writes: “It has been a pleasure to support the Centre for Spirituality of Care and Community through a creative process to Read more…
2020 was one of the most challenging years for the world since the end of the Second World War 75 years ago. Unlike wars, the COVID pandemic happened so suddenly. Within a few months, we were experiencing situations that most of us who were born after the War had not encountered before; restrictions, lockdowns and Read more…
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