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Renewing the Church in our time

Daniel Ang - June 29, 2022

Census 2021: Archbishop Coleridge, humanists note Christian decline

Adam Wesselinoff - June 29, 2022

High kicking Sister

June 29, 2022

Fr. John Flader

Fr Flader Q&A: Fragments of the host in Mass

Fr John Flader - June 28, 2022

Feast unites the faithful

Marilyn Rodrigues - June 28, 2022

OPINION

Philippa Martyr: Set priorities, and all else follows

Philippa Martyr - June 25, 2022

If we’re really serious our focus is the reality of Jesus and His love - and what it means for us in daily life I...

Monica Doumit: So much for choice and diversity

Monica Doumit - June 22, 2022

Before the election Labor was more ‘friendly’ to religious faiths - it said. But that was before the election ... They have been less than...

A portrait of the Maronite Patriarch of Antioch, Elias Boutros Howayek (1843-1931) who is also considered one of the four founders of the modern state of Lebanon.

Melto D’Moronyo: A budding Maronite saint

June 20, 2022

The single biggest numerical loss of practising Catholics is likely to have been caused by the Boomers’ parents dying – they were big churchgoers. Photo: CNS photo/Tyler Orsburn

Philippa Martyr: The redundancy of boomer faith

June 20, 2022

Paul Catalanotto: Christian should not be ‘less than’

June 19, 2022

Nurturing the Church for future generations

June 18, 2022

FAITH

Small Screen Faith. Prayer apps galore.

Dennis Sadowski - June 24, 2022

United in Faith: Archbishop Fisher addresses US Bishops

Adam Wesselinoff - June 22, 2022

More than 13,000 people turned out to walk with Jesus through the streets of Sydney on the Feast of Corpus Christi - double the number who attended the last such procession. Photo: Giovanni Portelli

We walked with Him

Marilyn Rodrigues - June 22, 2022

Family & Marriage

Consequences for Kids

Guest Contributor - June 16, 2022

Family & Marriage

How to Succeed at Mass with Kids

Guest Contributor - June 16, 2022

Eros, properly conceived, is the response in a person to the truly good and the truly beautiful. Asking ‘should I kiss before marriage?’ is the wrong question, writes Christian Bergman.

Restoring hope in life long marriage

Guest Contributor - June 16, 2022

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COMMENT: MONICA DOUMIT

Monica Doumit: What the Plenary won’t discuss

Monica Doumit - June 16, 2022

In my two-minute intervention for the First Assembly of the Plenary Council, I said: “To prepare this intervention, I asked members of the Maronite Women’s...

A marked version of the Holy Bible.

Monica Doumit: The plan to crush freedom of faith in the...

June 8, 2022

Monica Doumit: Don’t get sick in the bush!

June 4, 2022

The body language of death: NSW’s euthanasia vote

May 18, 2022

Monica Doumit: The silence of the wokes

May 11, 2022

Interest rates, jobs and … killing

May 5, 2022

PODCASTS

This Catholic Life

This Catholic Life Podcast: Pilgrimage

Peter Holmes - December 2, 2021

Episode #121 - Pilgrimage Host: Peter Holmes Guest: David Schütz Find Us On iTunes - This Catholic Life Podcast Subscribe On: iTunes, Google Play, Pocket Casts, Spotify, Stitcher, Anchor,...

This Catholic Life Podcast: Changing Habits

November 25, 2021

This Catholic Life Podcast: Faith Development

November 18, 2021

Plenary 2022

Reading the signs of the times

Guest Contributor - June 17, 2022

The Plenary Council motions: how did we get here?

Adam Wesselinoff - June 9, 2022

Bearing Christian witness amidst tribute to Caesar

Daniel Ang - June 9, 2022

The problem with the ‘conservative’ faith

Guest Contributor - June 4, 2022

COMMENT: SIMCHA FISHER

Simcha Fisher: On home altars

Simcha Fisher - May 17, 2022

I've been steeping in Catholic social media for more than 20 years, and somehow all that time, I've been able to resist the idea...

Simcha Fisher: The cross is meant to be co-opted

Simcha Fisher - May 10, 2022

When Rod Dreher announced he and his wife were divorcing, the first thing I should have done was pray for them. Instead, I braced...

Small ways to make your Triddum more holy

Simcha Fisher - April 14, 2022

Nobody told me it was Holy Week this week! And so I didn't know. I totally did it to myself. I usually feel so terrible about spending Holy Week ...

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Bishop Anthony Randazzo with pastoral discernment project facilitator Patti Beattie. The project prepared by Ms Beattie will now be considered by Bishop Randazzo. It aims to drive revitalisation of Catholic communities on the Central Coast in the northern reaches of the Diocese. Photo: Supplied

Report aims at renewal

Debbie Cramsie - June 24, 2022

Order of faith, Order of science

Carol Glatz - June 23, 2022

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Arts & Entertainment

Hope in the dark night of life

Staff Writers - June 19, 2022

Arts & Entertainment

Dr Paul Morrissey: Story shows difference a life can make

Dr Paul Morrissey - June 18, 2022

Eyes fixed on Christ: Hudson Leone and Larissa Al Youssef - president and vice-president of the UTS Catholic Society - see definite trends among their peers. These include increased anxiety and isolation after two years of lockdown and a suspicious attitude to religion. Photo: Adam Wesselinoff

Faith and fellowship post pandemic

Adam Wesselinoff - June 17, 2022

Sitting in a chair due to knee problems, Pope Francis gives the homily as he participates in Mass for the feast of Pentecost in St Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican on 5 June 2022. Phone: CNS, Paul Haring

Pope Francis: Holy Spirit or evil spirit?

Pope Francis - June 16, 2022

The smiles say it all: Timorese youth gather in the embassy of the Order of Malta in Dili. All have benefited from the Creating Leaders scholarship program established by the Order of Malta. Their education will help underpin - and build - their young nation’s future.

Terry Tobin QC: Building a Nation

Terence Tobin - June 16, 2022

Masterpiece marks 200 years of Catholic Education

Debbie Cramsie - June 16, 2022

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