Tag: family
Faith, Family and Fashion
If you’re an Instagram user in Sydney there’s a good chance you’ve come across Catholic Apparel, the Sydney-based Maronite Catholic clothing company driving a...
Fostering a Future
The only tears shed during Kate Johnston’s time as a foster carer is when one of her “children” leave to live with their forever...
Anna Walsh: Married, single … Seek His Plan for you
I recently read the series of ‘man drought’ articles that have appeared over the last year in The Catholic Weekly.
All were excellent, reflect the...
20 Fun activities for the school holidays
School holidays are here, the weather is warming up and we're all in for a fun break!
Here are 20 fun things for the whole...
What to Do When Parents and Grandparents Disagree
In Australia, two-thirds of parents are both working and raising young children. And many of those families are turning to grandparents to fill the...
How was your day?
Some people are blessed with talkative children, some with quiet kids. Many parents will wish that their child talked to them more. Some probably...
Simcha Fisher: Who will help?
I was already running late. I had picked up all the kids from their various schools and activities, and everyone was packed into the...
Reset the family over the holidays after months of COVID chaos
The world has changed over the past three months. It has brought huge challenges for both children and families and like adults, kids have...
Family meals: Why do they matter?
Getting the whole family to sit down for dinner can be next to impossible – with sport practice, working late and homework taking up...
Mass to welcome Martin family relics
There is “nothing" magical about saints' relics, they can help us to connect with God, says bishop.
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George Pell: the persecution of an innocent man
The cover photograph of Windschuttle’s book is memorable: it is of Cardinal Pell in handcuffs on his way to attend a hearing in the Victorian Court of Appeal on 5 June 2019
