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Church leaders call for a fair go for poor families
Church leaders have urgently called for the Federal Government to appoint advocates for the poor and disadvantaged to the Fair Work Commission’s expert panel...
Mark Shea: I believe in One God, the Father Almighty – Part Two
Read part one here.
I Believe
There are two interesting things to notice about these words of the Creed. The first is that the Creed makes...
Values draw Danny to new role
DANNY CASEY is someone who gets things done. The 58-year-old newly appointed Chair of Catholic Super’s Board is not one to boast, but laughs...
Constitutional recognition ‘vital’
Australian Catholics should support constitutional recognition of our indigenous people as one of the “great moral issues” of our time, according to Australian Catholic...
300 years old and still inspiring
They may be a little frail and say they are more than a little forgetful, but what Ken Harris, Jean Roberts and Jack Potts...
Calls for Religious Discrimination Act
Calls for new legislation to protect people of faith are rapidly escalating across the country.
Parliamentarians, a former Human Rights Commissioner and Islamic leaders have...
Mark Shea: I Believe in One God, the Father Almighty – Part One
The very first thing we do as followers of God who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is believe and speak. The two go...
Simcha Fisher: Sunshine, buttercups, and rainbow flags
As the 50th anniversary of Humanae Vitae approaches, there's been a lot of talk about the way we present and promote NFP to couples....
Pope opens canonisation process for two teenagers of heroic virtue
Pope Francis has set in motion the process toward canonisation of two teenagers who displayed heroic Christian virtues during their short lives, one of...
End the silence against political correctness, ACU academic says
What is the answer to the quagmire of political correctness our culture currently finds itself festering in? How can we fight this pervasive form...
Marriage Mass recalls life-times of love and learning
Antonetta Tagliapietra lost her husband a few months ago after 60 years of marriage, but she still attended the annual Marriage Mass at St...
Andrew Brazier completes solo Pacific sail for Indigenous literacy
Sydney parishioner Andrew Brazier has braved injury and inclement weather to complete a 15,000km solo trip across the Pacific Ocean – finishing it without...
