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Varieties of service, but the same Lord
An eminent physicist and former parliamentarian are among five extraordinary Sydney Catholics who received Papal honours.
Voices raised for peace in the Middle East
Melkite Archbishop of Beirut Georges Bacouni told his story at the Aid to the Church in Need’s “witnesses of faith” tour on 2 December.
Greg Sheridan tells the ‘greatest story’ at second Labouré Lecture
Greg Sheridan spoke about his “coming out” as a Catholic in the media at the 2nd Labouré Lecture at St Catherine Labouré, Gymea.
Philippa Martyr: Five easy ways to make the most of Advent
Advent is an excellent time to start your new year’s resolutions for 2024. You can use it as a dress rehearsal for Lent.
Good works for cost-of-living Christmas
In a year of rising interest rates and financial hardships, volunteers at Sydney’s charities have found they’re giving more than usual.
Brigid Meney: Euthanasia vs the Good Samaritan
Voluntary Assisted Dying Laws commence operation on 28 November, making interventions designed to end a life, legal in New South Wales.
Monica Doumit: Baby Indi’s family ‘dragged through hell’ fighting for the right to life
Indi Gregory died last week, aged just eight-and-a-half months. She had mitochondrial disease, a deadly and fatal genetic condition.
Helena Carr, wife of former NSW Premier Bob Carr, laid to rest
Accomplished businesswoman Helena Carr had a deep fondness for the Catholic church, said her husband Bob Carr following her Requiem Mass.
Holiness is the measure of synod proposals, Archbishop Fisher writes in pastoral letter
In a major pastoral letter following the first assembly of the Synod on Synodality, Archbishop Fisher wrote that more work is needed to ensure key themes were authentically Catholic.
Philippa Martyr: No, the Gospels aren’t about sorting your recycling
The psalms and readings from Lauds and Vespers are bursting with the abundance of God through creation and how much he provides.
Melto D’Moronoyo: St John Chrysostom’s courage and unswerving devotion to truth
St John Chrysostom (13 November) was one of the greatest patriarchs who ever sat on the throne of Constantinople.
George Weigel: The re-emergence of the grave sin of Jew hatred
For Christians to engage in any form of antisemitism is to add further blows to the smitten back of Christ, says George Weigel.
