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Monica Doumit: We follow Problem Jesus, not opinion polls
In order to keep abreast of everything I need to know in the news, I subscribe to a news clipping service for articles and...
Lenten fasting, the Maronite way
In Lent we fast to deny ourselves and draw closer to God. Fasting from food is just one way we can do that …
Society Elects new President
The St Vincent de Paul Society has elected a replacement for its suspended NSW State Council President, Peter McNamara, despite an active appeal and concerns by members about the manner of his suspension.
Arete partnership offers exciting opportunities for Sydney parishes
An exciting new subsidy program offered by the Sydney Centre for Evangelisation (SCE) in partnership with the Arete Centre for Missionary Leadership has seen...
Plenary ‘reformers’ spit the dummy
St Gregory of Nazianzus, the fourth-century pillar of orthodoxy and doctor of the Church, knew better than most the trials that come with responsibility.
Euthanasia committee splits
The NSW Legislative Council inquiry into Independent MLA Alex Greenwich’s proposed euthanasia laws has “elected not to take a position on the bill”, after a 4-4 split on the Standing Committee on Law and Justice was resolved by Chair Wes Fang MLC’s casting vote.
NSW dying bill has dangerous implications
Draft law offers no strong protections against coercion and will affect the Catholic culture of care
By Brigid Meney
The Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2021 will...
St Vincent de Paul election to proceed this weekend
St Vincent de Paul Society plans to proceed with elections this weekend to replace its suspended NSW State Council President, Peter McNamara, despite an...
Covid hits homeless
Welfare charities say the extended lockdowns from the COVID-19 pandemic have hurt some of Sydney’s most disadvantaged, especially a group often considered “invisible” in the homelessness statistics: women with children fleeing domestic and family violence.
School by school, activists pick off targets
Did Citipointe Christian College single-handedly blow up any chance we had of getting the Religious Discrimination Bill across the line during this term of parliament?
George Weigel: Russian amnesia enables iron rule
There have been vast improvements in the techniques and technology of filmmaking since 1961, when Stanley Kramer made Judgment at Nuremberg.
Putin a ‘modern Herod’, Ukrainian Catholic Bishop of Australia says
Russian President Vladimir Putin is a “modern Herod” whose “thirst for power and hegemony” threatens the Ukrainian state’s “pilgrimage to freedom and dignity from...
