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

Monica Doumit - June 4, 2022

Premier Dominic Perrottet went ahead and made Maria Reilly’s day - and probably her whole year. Photo: Giovanni Portelli

Premier makes Maria’s 104th a forget-me-not

Minister for Finance and Employee Relations Damien Tudehope speaks to The Catholic Weekly this week. Photo: Alphonsus Fok

Social shift led to euthanasia law

Palliative care practitioner Dr Frank Brennan says that the emotional and spiritual dimensions are as important as the physical in end-of-life care. Photo: Giovanni Portelli

Palliative care’s future under euthanasia

Drop dead disgrace

Euthanasia victory a dark day for NSW: Archbishop Fisher

Adam Wesselinoff - May 19, 2022

Law a victory for lost sense of life

Editorial - May 18, 2022

The body language of death: NSW’s euthanasia vote

Monica Doumit - May 18, 2022

Protect faith based providers from “Kill Bill”: Archbishop Fisher

Adam Wesselinoff - May 12, 2022

I was in prison and He visited me

Marilyn Rodrigues - April 29, 2022

ELECTION 2022: experts warn ‘inevitable fall’ in living standards

Adam Wesselinoff - April 20, 2022

Margaret Somerville: Euthanasia harms the common good

Guest Contributor - April 13, 2022

Ready to lead: Justin and Ashleigh Donnelly, with 16-month-old Rosemary and St Patrick’s East Gosford parish Priest Fr Greg Skulski SDS. The Donnellys have signed up as part of the first group to be leaders of the Domestic Church Movement, a program aimed at renewing Catholic family life - and therefore the Church. Photo: ALphonsus Fo

Gosford goes on the front foot for faith

Debbie Cramsie - April 8, 2022

Making disciples in New England

Michael Kenny - April 8, 2022

NSW ‘voluntary assisted dying’ bill vote in May

Adam Wesselinoff - April 7, 2022

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Out of India: the Dukhrana of St Thomas

Fr Thomas Kurunthanam - July 3, 2022

The memorial feast of St Thomas the Apostle on 3 July does not get a mention in the Ordo this year, because it falls...

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

Palliative care experts welcome NSW funding boost

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The secret life of Barbie and other cartel wives

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Introducing Mathilde: Reclaiming a lost ethic of femininity

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