Tag: Anna Krohn

We first met Fr Ian Ker (Ker pronounced “car”) in Australia in the early 1990s.  It was in a slightly comical but telling circumstance...

Leading educators tell how the Theology of the Body inspires their work St Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body, his synthesis of the...

Bob Denahy showed the difference a father can make for his family - and the world It has been pointed out by commentators in The...

The incredible courage of Judith Ann Reisman The Hebrew word associated with the virtue of Judith, the ancient Jewish “saviour” of her people is “ometz...

Some Melbourne priests told us last week that they had been barred from entering even where the patients had requested a priest

This does not give us an anaesthetic from our pain or a type of cocky remoteness from tribulations of the world- but it does unite us in hopeful solidarity while “in exile” with the Christ-focussed and grace-filled strength and love of the faithful Mother of the Covenant, Mary of Nazareth.

Like a scene from a French comedy, Fr De Maistre’s altar server (also a policeman) engaged in a lively negotiation with the invading gendarmes

The second epidemic is destructive in other ways, even more infectious than the first disease, spreading irrational fear, blind panic and brute selfishness.

It’s said that if you aren’t on social media you don’t exist. The frightening cultural amnesia bequeathed by this nostrum was brought home at...

It seemed both fitting and especially poignant for staff and students that the final graduation ceremony of the Melbourne Session of The John Paul...