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Clergy life and ministry
The life of a clergy is nourished by word and sacrament, as the clergy is one who foremost contemplates the word of God and partakes of the bread of life. And the life of a clergy finds its meaning in the midst of God’s people. The natural habitat of the clergy is in the field, among people,
taking on the ‘smell of the sheep’.
In order to fulfill this vocation the
clergy himself must give attention to his own ongoing formation and needs: human, intellectual, pastoral and spiritual. The clergy is also a collaborator with the bishop of the diocese and along with the faithful, he is called to work with the bishop in a consultative way in order to further the mission of the diocese.
Clergy life and ministry
The life of a clergy is nourished by word and sacrament, as the clergy is one
who foremost contemplates the word of God and partakes of the bread of life. And the life of a clergy finds its meaning in the midst of God’s people.
The natural habitat of the clergy is in the field, among people, taking on the ‘smell of the sheep’.
In order to fulfill this vocation the clergy himself must give attention to his own ongoing formation and needs: human, intellectual, pastoral and spiritual. The clergy is also a collaborator with the bishop of the diocese and along with the faithful, he is called to work with the bishop in a consultative way in order to further the mission of the diocese.
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Clergy Care | Active
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Priests’ Remuneration Fund
International Clergy
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Clergy Care | Retired
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Archbishop’s Council of Priests
Ongoing Formation
Priests Retirement Fund
International Clergy
In virtue of their common sacred ordination and mission, all priests are bound together in intimate brotherhood, which naturally and freely manifests itself in mutual aid, spiritual as well as material, pastoral as well as personal, in their meetings and in communion of life, of labor and charity.
(LG. 28)
In virtue of their common sacred ordination and mission, all priests
are bound together in intimate brotherhood, which naturally and freely manifests itself in mutual aid, spiritual as well as material, pastoral as well as personal, in their meetings and in communion of life, of labor and charity.
(LG. 28)
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CLERGY LIFE AND MINISTRY OFFICE
Cardinal Knox Centre
383 Albert Street, East Melbourne VIC 3002
P: +61 9287 5541
H: Monday - Friday | 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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For inquiries, please don’t hesitate to get
in touch.
You can reach us using the details below or drop us an email! All enquiries are treated with utmost confidentiality.