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dignitas Infinitas

The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith’s new document on human dignity underscores the Catholic Church’s commitment to human dignity and defence of life from conception to natural death. It’s a good document, but George Weigel makes a few suggestions about how it could have been stronger

Book review: Jesus, I trust in you

The Sisters of Life, who have recently concluded their tour in Sydney, are known for their joy and infectious trust in God. ‘Jesus, I Trust in You’ from Sr Faustina Maria Pia SV is a 30-day “retreat” for anyone looking to become as trusting and innocent as a dove—but perhaps not as shrewd as a serpent…

For Christians, there is no “point of no return”

I have read and taught Shakespeare’s Macbeth many times. This tragic reflection on human nature remains ever-relevant, especially for those of us who are so stuck in destructive cycles that we feel we cannot ever recover, writes Anthony Cleary

Is heaven on earth?

I recently read an article which said that heaven, where souls go to enjoy God forever after their death and purification, will be on earth when Christ comes again to inaugurate the new heaven and new earth. I thought heaven was in heaven. What are we to believe?

Restored order of sacraments and family catechesis: a combination that works

My nine-year-old was recently confirmed, the first in our family who has received both the “restored order of sacraments” and whole-family faith formation. As a way of emphasising that faith is a matter for our whole lives, it has serious strengths, writes Simcha Fisher.

Catholic Answers “no less resolved” to use AI after “Father Justin”...

Catholic Answers remain committed to exploring AI even after the controversial launch of the group's "Father Justin" AI project.

Are red cards killing the A-League?

While we may have witnessed more than half a thousand goals this A-League Mens season, it seems the X-factor is still missing in a competition where red cards and drama continue to dominate each week heading into finals.

How an extrovert survived a silent retreat

Did the extroverted, laptop- and phone- addicted Monica Doumit survive switching off and going on a silent retreat?

For many, the Australian story starts in Fairfield

With unease and tension surrounding the attack on Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel many are questioning the status of multiculturalism and religious diversity in Fairfield, Sydney.

Fr Jacques Philippe teaches Campion students to pray

Campion College and Sydney Catholic Youth joined forces to bring young Catholics the insights of renowned author and spiritual director Fr Jacques Philippe for Pope Francis’ 2024 Year of Prayer.

Bluey’s Aussie values prove a hit at home and away

Bluey’s uplifting take on family life has made it a global smash hit since its 2018 launch. Catholic parents say the show’s pro-family message and refreshingly positive take on fatherhood makes it great viewing—despite a few minor reservations…

Tasmania’s Benedictine monks celebrate first priestly ordination

Tasmania’s Benedictine monks celebrated their first ordination to the priesthood, as Fr Bede Mary Cannavo OSB was ordained on 3 April at St Canice’s Church in Sandy Bay, Hobart.
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