New Release

The memoirs of Fr Adrian Meaney msc were launched on Friday 14th February 2020 at the Sacred Heart Monastery in Kensington

Colourful Australian MSC priest Fr Adrian Meaney passed away just twelve months ago following a ministry in Papua New Guinea, Northern Territory and the MSC Mission Office spanning some 57 years.

Now his memoirs have been published covering all his adventures in life from growing up in Queensland, experiences as a priest in Alice Springs and Papua New Guinea, organizing two Papal visits by John Paul II, and finally founding the MSC Mission Office to help works across the Pacific, Asia and Africa.

Now is your opportunity to buy "A Roaming Catholic" to commemorate and remember this unique individual.

People of good will striving to create a better world

The MSC Mission Office acts:

- by analysing the causes of injustice and poverty;

- by seeking remedies;

- through raising awareness and support

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MSC Vocation

Australians have a proven record of distinguished service in developing countries. Each year hundreds of people go to many countries, often for years, and do remarkable work.

One of the works of the MSC Mission Office is to provide clean water to people all over the world. In so doing we are motivated by the words of Jesus when He said that if we give as much as a cup of water in His name it will not go without its reward.

In this way we strive to share with others a common vision and mission for justice, peace and integrity of all creation.

Also we recall the cry of Christ on the Cross: "I thirst". These were the words of a thirsty person, and came from deep within His Sacred Heart. His thirst was not simply for water but especially the eternal thirst of our Creator God who told St Margaret Mary Alacoque: "Look at My Heart, which loves so much and is loved so little in return".