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Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus followed by the Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary on Saturday.

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus: Have mercy on us!

Immaculate Heart of Mary: Pray for us!

Images: Sacred Heart of Jesus by Pompeo Batoni, 1767. Photographer: Lloydbaltazar via Wikimedia Commons. The Immaculate Heart of Mary by Leopold Kupelwieser. Photographer: Adam Ján Figeľ 389383463/stock.adobe.com.

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Congratulations to our newest graduates!

On Saturday 30 May at St John’s Cathedral Brisbane, five postgraduate and two PhD CTC graduates received their awards from University of Divinity.

For more information or to watch the ceremony visit: https://vox.divinity.edu.au/news/may-2026-graduation-in-brisbane/

Today we celebrate Trinity Sunday.
“A great mystery, a mystery of love, an ineffable mystery, before which words must give way to the silence of wonder and worship.”
-Pope St John Paul II
Image: The Trinity by Andrei Rublev, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.

Congratulations to CTC alumni Deacon Matthew Pinson SJ. We also wish Fr Issac Demase SJ and Julian Butler SJ (both CTC alumni) every blessing as they continue their studies at Boston College.

Deacon Matthew Pinson SJ graduated with his Licentiate in Sacred Theology on Monday in Boston. Here he is supported by fellow Australian Jesuits also studying there — Julian Butler SJ (left), to be ordained a deacon in September, and Fr Isaac Demase SJ.

“Pope Leo XIV has issued an urgent call to consider the moral, ethical, human and cultural implications of the rapid advancement of AI technology. Pope Leo highlights the social justice implications of this task and the need to work for the common good. Magnifica Humanitas is a landmark social encyclical of global significance”. – Fr Max Vodola, Associate Dean (Research) and lecturer in Church History.