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Michael Kenny is Editor-in-Chief of The Catholic Weekly

Reclaiming Evangelisation – Landmark talk by Dr Mary Healy

Michael Kenny - February 10, 2022

Back to the classroom

Michael Kenny - February 10, 2022

Sydney Anglican Archbishop Kanishka Raffel, Bishop Richard Umbers, Leila and Liana Abdallah and Dr Jen George from the i4Give Foundation mark i4Give week on 6 February. Photo: Giovanni Portelli

i4Give inspires faith

Michael Kenny - February 10, 2022

Lawyers to be beacons of mercy and justice

Michael Kenny - February 5, 2022

Sister Patricia Davis oln delivers a hamper of supplies to a family. Over six decades serving the people of Newcastle, the Sisters brought nursing care and other pastoral support to people’s homes. Photo: OLN

Six decades of Serving the poorest of the poor

Michael Kenny - February 4, 2022

Politics drifts to death in European Union

Michael Kenny - January 28, 2022

Get involved in i4give

Michael Kenny - January 27, 2022

Tsunami damage in Fiji after the eruption. Photo: Caritas Fiji

Catholics pray for Tonga after tsunami devastation

Michael Kenny - January 21, 2022

Fr James with fellow Cronulla parishioners and cricketers Michael Sakowicz and Tim Gibson. Photo: Giovanni Portelli

Priest steps up to the crease

Michael Kenny - January 11, 2022

Honouring Sydney’s Saint in waiting

Michael Kenny - January 11, 2022

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Nurses provide care to a patient in palliative care. Photo: CNS photo/Philippe Wojazer, Reuter

Palliative care experts welcome NSW funding boost

Marilyn Rodrigues - June 10, 2022

Palliative care experts have welcomed the state government’s plans to boost the sector with an additional $743 million in funding over the next five...

The secret life of Barbie and other cartel wives

June 6, 2022

Introducing Mathilde: Reclaiming a lost ethic of femininity

June 3, 2022

Monica Doumit, left, of the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney, was MC for the evening. Appearing with her were Patrick O’Reilly, Dr Megan Best, on screen, Patricia Thomas and Dr Maria Cigolini. Photo: Supplied

Living Well, Dying Well

June 2, 2022

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Renewing the Church in our time

June 29, 2022

Census 2021: Archbishop Coleridge, humanists note Christian decline

June 29, 2022

No one should ever think they can boss diminutive Sister Linda Sim around. Photo Supplied

High kicking Sister

June 29, 2022