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Statement from the Bishops of the Anglican Province of Victoria in response to the Yoorrook Justice Commission’s Final Report _{Wednesday July 02 2025}

The Anglican Province of Victoria stands by the hard truths told during the Land, Sky and Waters Hearings last year, as reflected in the Province’s written submissions and the Commission’s Third Interim Report and Final Report released on 1 July 2025. Our dioceses reiterate the apologies made during that process.

The Bishop writes... _{Friday May 16 2025}

Those who have been thinking, praying and preparing for HOPE25 will know that the season between Easter and Pentecost (which we are in now) is the time when many Anglican churches around Australia will be inviting people in the communities to hear about the hope which Jesus gives them. I know that parishes and congregations throughout the diocese are taking up the opportunity to do something specific, maybe even something new, which is designed to share the gift of hope which Jesus brings.

Holy Week across the diocese _{Sunday May 18 2025}

No Palm tree in the Bendigo Diocese was safe in the days preceding Palm Sunday and the beginning of Holy Week! The congregation of All Saints’, Newstead met outside under the shade of a eucalypt to hear once again the Palm Sunday reading before processing triumphantly into church with palm crosses held high, dancing to the strains of When the Saints Go Marching In.

Historic pipe organs to take centre stage in Keys of Gold festival _{Saturday May 17 2025}

This July, the Anglican Diocese of Bendigo will play a central role in the inaugural Keys of Gold Festival, celebrating the region’s rich musical and spiritual heritage. Four historic Anglican churches – St Augustine’s Inglewood, St Paul’s Cathedral Bendigo, Christ Church Castlemaine, and Holy Trinity Maldon – will open their doors to host concerts that showcase their magnificent pipe organs and invite the community into their sacred spaces.

The Spirit

Monthly news magazine of the Anglican Diocese of Bendigo. October 2025 issue now available... Learn more...