WE ARE AN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S MOVEMENT WORKING TOGETHER TO TRANSFORM OUR WORLD INTO A PLACE OF PEACE AND JUSTICE.
Who we are, what we do & why we do what we do
Elizabeth’s Story
Liz is married with three adult children and two grandchildren. While Catholic in her DNA, Liz is much more than her DNA. She is a member of the Grail, a member at
Pitt St Uniting Church and a Spiritual Director with a passion for listening “among the fringes.” Liz is involved in weekend breakfasts for those living with homelessness, and follows this once a month with Food for the Soul at St Pats – an hour for reflective, contemplative circle sharing.
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Nour’s Story
Nour is a practicing physio who is passionate about health and living life to the full. Her childhood background in Lebanon during the war has made her
keenly aware of injustice in the world hence her attraction to the Grail which she sees as a haven of peace and deep listening and center for social justice action. She is co-ordinating the Australian Grail Fistula Project with a Masai community in Tanzania.
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Tricia’s Story
Tricia is a wife, mother and grandmother and mostly retired from teaching Latin and French. In the Grail she serves on the National Team, leads the International
Spirituality Network, runs regular reflection mornings and belongs to the working group for Australian Women Preach, a joint Grail/WATAC project. She has various ministries in the Catholic church, where, inspired by Pope Francis, she particularly hopes to engage others in lifestyle conversion to cherish and care for our mother earth.
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Justice & Solidarity
Grail women are working for justice in areas such as trade agreements, the environment, refugee resettlement, human trafficking, overcoming poverty and giving the marginalised a voice.
Theology & Spirituality
Initially a Catholic movement, the Grail today is an ecumenical movement of women grounded in the Christian faith, and open to dialogue with women of other religious traditions while deepening our own.
Networks
Both locally and globally, the Grail tries to move towards its vision by forming connections with like-minded and like-spirited groups and individuals.
Social Transformation
Grail centres provide a space for open discussion on important political, social, cultural and spiritual concerns, around which actions can take place.