Veronique Serret and ADO at Christ Church Cathedral / Darwin
Australian Doctors Orchestra and Veronique Serret rehearsing at Christ Church Cathedral / Darwin
Conductor - Matthew Wood
Allegro vivacissimo - Tchaikovsky
St Thomas Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church, Darwin, Australia .
This documentary video's content is short history of St.Thomas Jacobite Syrian Orthodox Church in Darwin,Australia.
Also explaining what is Jacobite Orthodox Christians and the relation with Catholic christians as well.
Thank you.
2018 Bishop Charles Gauci Ordination, Catholic Diocese of Darwin
Bishop Daniel Eugene Hurley: Diocese of Darwin, Australia
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His Eminence Archbishop Makarios of Australia first pastoral visit to Darwin NT.
Τριήμερη περιοδεία στο Ντάργουιν της Βόρειας Αυστραλίας πραγματοποιεί ο Σεβασμιώτατος Αρχιεπίσκοπος Αυστραλίας κ. Μακάριος.
Fr. Darwin Gitgano - Mga pamalandong sa Pastoral Letter 5/10/18
Karong umaabot nga eleksyon, atong respitoon kon kinsa ang pilion sa matag usa aron adunay panaghiusa.
In non- essential matter, liberty
In essential matter,unity
But above all charity.
-St. Augustine
GOD BLESS US ALL.
Mga pamalandong sa Pastoral Letter sa atong mahal na Obispo,Bishop Abet Uy.
Celebrating The Life Of Rev Darwin W Chea
This Video Is In Loving Memory Of Our Son, Brother, Father, Grandfather and Pastor, Rev. Darwin Wlotee Chea, Founder of The Sureway Assembly Of God Church And School In Duazon, Lower Margibi County., Liberia. Rev. Chea also Served As Associate Pastor Of The First Assembly Of God Church In Monrovia and Administrator of The Liberia Assembly Of God Theological College.
George Chaloupka 1932-2011 (4/11/11)
Hundreds of mourners filled Darwin's Christchurch Cathedral, for the State funeral of anthropologist and rock art expert George Chaloupka.
The Order of Australia recipient died last month after a long illness, aged 79.
Archbishop Comensoli speaks from Rome
Australia’s Catholic bishops have arrived in Italy and are preparing for their pilgrimage to the tombs of the Apostles Peter and Paul with a period of prayer and discernment.
Almost 40 bishops will be in Rome this week for the Ad Limina Apostolorum visit, translated as “To the Threshold of the Apostles”.
Archbishop Peter A Comensoli speaks from Rome to the people of his Archdiocese.
Pauline DUKES Darwin Festival 2017
Description
Christmas message from the Bishop of Darwin
Bishop Charles Gauci, Diocese of Darwin talks about Advent and the Christmas season.
Our Church Choir
The Choir & congregation sing at the Indonesian Philadelphia Uniting Church, Darwin, NT, Australia
New Iglesia ni Cristo (Church of Christ) house of worship dedicated in Christchurch, NZ
MUFF 2016 DUKES Welcome home
Mandorah Ukulele Folk Festival 2016
Darwin Ukulele Kollective
Welcome home, well have of it anyway, the camera decided to shit itself... :(
St Basil JSOC Melbourne
St Basil Jacobite Syrian orthodox Church Melbourne
Flash Church - Darwin Promo
Flash Church - Darwin Promo
'Jesus will give you rest' - Fr Gerard Ryan CCS
Fr. Gerard Ryan CCS is a religious and priest of the Confraternity of Christ the Priest, a Public Association of Christ's Faithful founded in Australia in 1954. The missionary outreach of this society is primarily via the Intensive Apostolate, and this is among those who have no practical religion or who have fallen away from the exercise of the Christian faith. Their mission is pastoral towards Catholics, ecumenical to all faiths and missionary to those who as yet do not know the love of God. Growing up in Melbourne, Fr. Gerard worked for nearly a decade in the touring coach industry before being called to serve in the Lord's vineyard.
He made final profession of the evangelical counsels in 1985 in the Confraternity of Christ the Priest and was ordained to the priesthood in 1986. After ordination, Fr Gerard worked as Director of Aspirant Formation at the Confraternity's House of Formation in the Diocese of Ballarat. He later became Rector. He has served as Superior General of the Confraternity of Christ the Priest and as a parish priest for two terms at the West Wagga Wagga Parish. Fr Gerard completed doctoral studies in Sacred Theology at the Pontifical University of St Thomas Aquinas, Rome.
His pastoral experience includes parish team ministry, school, hospital, and police chaplaincy. He has conducted retreats and seminars in Italy, Spain, USA and Australia for religious communities and the laity. He regularly conducts parish retreats. Fr Gerard is a regular contributor to Christ the Priest Media, available on Smart TV, Roku, and the internet website: View here. Weekly he gives catechetical and spiritual programs on Christ the Priest Media. His series The Compendium our Companion is also readily available on YouTube.
Firmly believing in the richness and power of the charisms of the Holy Spirit as displayed in the New Testament, Father Gerard encourages everyone to experience the healing presence of God in their life. Presently, Fr Gerard is an assistant priest of the West Wagga Parish in the Diocese of Wagga Wagga and ministers with his community at four Mass centres.
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Baptism For Immanuel
A big day for the Modoh family...the new son Immanuel is baptised at the Indonesian Philadelphia Uniting Church, Darwin, NT , Australia
Newcastle, Australia Travel
Newcastle, Australia Travel - The Newcastle metropolitan area is the second most populated area in the Australian state of New South Wales and includes most of the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie Local Government Areas. It is the hub of the Greater Newcastle area which includes most parts of the Local Government Areas of City of Newcastle, City of Lake Macquarie, City of Cessnock, City of Maitland and Port Stephens Council.
Situated 162 kilometres (101 mi) NNE of Sydney, at the mouth of the Hunter River, it is the predominant city within the Hunter Region. Famous for its coal, Newcastle is presently the largest coal exporting harbour in the world, exporting over 97 Mt of coal in 2009--10 with plans to expand annual capacity to 180 Mt by 2013.[5] Beyond the city, the Hunter Region possesses large coal depositsThe first European to explore the area was Lieutenant John Shortland in September 1797. His discovery of the area was largely accidental; as he had been sent in search of a number of convicts who had seized the HMS Cumberland as she was sailing from Sydney Cove.[7]
While returning, Lt. Shortland entered what he later described as a very fine river, which he named after New South Wales Governor, John Hunter.[8] He returned with reports of the deep-water port and the areas abundant coal. Over the next two years, coal mined from the area was the New South Wales colonys first export.[8]
Newcastle gained a reputation as a hellhole as it was a place where the most dangerous convicts were sent to dig in the coal mines as harsh punishment for their crimes.[8]
By the turn of the century the mouth of the Hunter River was being visited by diverse groups of men, including coal diggers, timber-cutters, and more escaped convicts. Philip Gidley King, the Governor of New South Wales from 1800, decided on a more positive approach to exploit the now obvious natural resources of the Hunter Valley.[7]
In 1801, a convict camp called Kings Town (named after Governor King) was established to mine coal and cut timber. In the same year, the first shipment of coal was dispatched to Sydney. This settlement closed less than a year later.[8]
A settlement was again attempted in 1804, as a place of secondary punishment for unruly convicts. The settlement was named Coal River, also Kingstown and then re-named Newcastle, after Englands famous coal port. The name first appeared by the commission issued by Governor King on 15 March 1804 to Lieutenant Charles Menzies of the marine detachment on HMS Calcutta, then at Port Jackson, appointing him superintendent of the new settlement.[9]
The new settlement, comprising convicts and a military guard, arrived at the Hunter River on 27 March 1804 in three ships: the Lady Nelson, the Resource and the James.[7][10] The convicts were rebels from the 1804 Castle Hill convict rebellion.
The link with Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, its namesake and also from whence many of the 19th century coal miners came, is still obvious in some of the place-names -- such as Jesmond, Hexham, Wickham, Wallsend and Gateshead. Morpeth, New South Wales is a similar distance north of Newcastle as Morpeth, Northumberland is north of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Christ Church Cathedral dominates the skyline of Newcastle.
Under Captain James Wallis, commandant from 1815 to 1818, the convicts conditions improved, and a building boom began. Captain Wallis laid out the streets of the town, built the first church of the site of the present Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, erected the old gaol on the seashore, and began work on the breakwater which now joins Nobbys Head to the mainland. The quality of these first buildings was poor, and only (a much reinforced) breakwater survives. During this period, in 1816, the oldest public school in Australia was built in East Newcastle.[8]
Newcastle remained a penal settlement until 1822, when the settlement was opened up to farming.[11] As a penal colony, the military rule was harsh, especially at Limeburners Bay, on the inner side of Stockton peninsula. There, convicts were sent to burn oyster shells for making lime.[7]
Military rule in Newcastle ended in 1823. Prisoner numbers were reduced to 100 (most of these were employed on the building of the breakwater), and the remaining 900 were sent to Port Macquarie. ( source Wikipedia )
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