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Simcha Fisher - June 14, 2019

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How to live with other humans (and find your missing shoe)

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Simcha Fisher: Five Catholic books for littlest kids (and also their parents)

When we feel more confident about the parenting we're already doing, this gives us the energy and confidence to make changes that do need to be made, says Simcha Fisher. Photo: Business photo created by freepik - www.freepik.com

Simcha Fisher: Parents, look for things you’re doing right

Simcha Fisher: Without my words

Simcha Fisher - January 23, 2019

Simcha Fisher: Why isn’t there more advice about raising teenagers?

Simcha Fisher - January 17, 2019

Simcha Fisher: Do we ask priests for things only they can...

Simcha Fisher - January 5, 2019

The womb of the world is a private place, full of...

Simcha Fisher - January 1, 2019

Often, Catholics will shove the suffering soul down the path of more pain, urging her to offer it up, be strong, seek holiness.

Simcha Fisher: Must we seek out suffering to please God?

Simcha Fisher - December 25, 2018

So this year, Simcha's husband made a radical suggestion to just pick out some stuff and give it to their kids fro Christmas.

Simcha Fisher: Anxiety often comes disguised as love

Simcha Fisher - December 18, 2018

What teachers really deserve is a small reminder that we see them as human. Photo: Pressfoto / Freepik

Simcha Fisher: To my teachers

Simcha Fisher - December 5, 2018

Thank You written in Calligraphy.

Simcha Fisher: Is gratitude the attitude?

Simcha Fisher - November 28, 2018

Simcha Fisher talks about a few things that the general public reads as a sure sign that you are having a baby.

Simcha Fisher: In which I am not pregnant

Simcha Fisher - November 19, 2018

Our modern Thanksgiving feast isn't some secularized, watered-down way to celebrate Thanksgiving; this is how the Pilgrims did it. They thanked God by having a party with lots of food. Photo: Freepik

Simcha Fisher: Thanks be to God

Simcha Fisher - November 12, 2018

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Third-wave feminists only seem to speak of abortion, despite the advantages of giving birth.

Health & Wellbeing

Kathleen Loughnan: The courage to give a baby life

Kathleen Loughnan - June 20, 2019

Having a child at a young age I was a child when I had my first child, and while I didn’t stop studying, I did...

Remembering a Croatian martyr: Blessed Cardinal Stepinac

June 19, 2019

Magnificent altar piece installed at North Sydney

June 18, 2019

A doctor holding a syringe.

EXCLUSIVE: Medics uneasy on ending lives

June 12, 2019

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YMT director Steve Toohey (at left) with Fr Paul Maunder OCD and retreat centre manager John Ransom.

A match made in heaven

June 24, 2019

The washable kits include handmade cloth shields with a waterproof inner layer and pockets for cloth padding, pairs of underwear, washcloth and small bar of soap, and ziplock bags to keep clean items separate from soiled ones. Photo: Giovanni Portelli

Crafting Timor Leste’s women a sustainable solution

June 24, 2019

Sydney Catholic Schools’ director of religious education and evangelisation Anthony Cleary said it was a small but important taste of the daily challenges faced by people experiencing homelessness. Photo: Alphonsus Fok

Sleepout raises record number for homelessness

June 24, 2019

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This mosaic depicts the Trinity in traditional terms. Interestingly, the Holy Spirit is portrayed not as a male person but as a dove. Photo: CNS/Tyler Orsburn

Anna Krohn: Gender, language and who God really is

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Combat gender theory with Theology of the Body

June 19, 2019

Sending the right message

June 19, 2019

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