Are You Hungry?

Here we are, well into Lent and getting into the new rhythm of the academic year. It's a good moment to stop and see if our new schedule is pointing us in the right direction if it's fuelling our hunger for God.

This week, we invite you to take a sneak peek at our upcoming Udisciple Podcast series with Andrew's article on Fr Jacques Philippe's Time for God. You can also reach out to our team on campus this week to get your copy of the book so you can read along with us over the next few weeks. Don't forget to sign up for our 5-week crash course into the thought of St Thomas Aquinas or take a look at Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible.

Have a wonderful week on campus.

The Discipleship on Campus Team.
 
Time for God
As a student, there is the desire to study well. On top of that, there is a deep need of community and friendship. As you get to the end of your time as a student, questions of discernment begin flooding into your mind, ​“What am I going to do after university?” So where can you fit God in the midst of it all?
 
Continue reading: Time for God
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Crash Course in Aquinas
Join us for this 5 week crash course delving into some of the intellectual pillars of the thought of St Thomas. Doing so will unlock…
 
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Gospel Reflection
The Transfiguration
The Transfiguration, when Jesus showed his glory and the Father’s voice affirmed who he is, happened in private, away from the crowds. Only three of the disciples witnessed it. Why wouldn’t Jesus show his glory for the whole world to see so they could know and follow him?
 
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If I have any worth, it is to live my life for God.
 
 
St Patrick
Feast Day, March 17
Udisciple Podcast

Discipleship on Campus

Fr Nicholas Pearce and Sr Mary Helen OP are joined by Nathan Costin, the Discipleship Team Leader for the Archdiocese of Melbourne, to discuss what it means to be a disciple on Campus.
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St Patrick Oration

Thursday, March 17, 2022
7:30pm – 8:30pm

Join us on the feast of St Patrick, patron saint of the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne, for the third annual Patrick Oration, to be delivered by Archbishop Peter A Comensoli. This year’s Oration is of special significance as 2022 marks 125 years since the consecration of the iconic St Patrick’s Cathedral, the spiritual home of the people of God in Melbourne. This year also marks 175 years since the establishment of the Diocese of Melbourne.

Due to current pandemic regulations, this event is by invitation only but will be broadcast to Community TV Channel C31 and livestreamed on the Archdiocesan YouTube Channel (www.youtube.com/archmelb).
 
Looking Ahead
Focus Friday

JPII House
Join us on Fridays during semester for a time of study, fraternity and prayer. Students from all campuses are welcome to join. Feel free to invite a friend along.
 
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Some Further Reading
 
25 Lenten reading suggestions
Picking up a book for Lent, like St Benedict’s brothers, is a terrific idea. But, if you’re lost for what to read, we’ve gathered some ideas to help you along. Some of these are works of fiction — though ​“spiritual” in nature — but most are not. Wherever we are…
 
 
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