Tag: politics

It is our many good works which should speak for us On 11 January this year, Archbishop Mark Coleridge of Brisbane and President of the...

We are rebuilding bridges with communities of faith Many of us felt hopeful about the calendar ticking over into 2021 and the opportunities of this...

The White House acknowledged religious believers everywhere who suffer persecution for their faith, particularly Cardinal Joseph Zen of Hong Kong and Pastor Wang Yi of Chengdu, China, describing them as "tireless witnesses to hope."

How to stay human when the whole world seems at odds Long before election day, I gave up trying to change anybody's mind about politics....

I present a modest little program on ABC Radio National about faith in public life. We do something rather unique, covering the places where politics...

What society do we want to bequeath to our children and grandchildren in the years after the coronavirus pandemic? The hell and betrayal of one...

such fiascos are important cautionary tales for any Catholic thinker who imagines that the moral and cultural crisis of the West is going to be resolved by the Catholic Church allying itself with state power

In today’s politically correct world if you oppose the rate of immigration you are attacked as xenophobic, argue marriage involves a woman and a man you are condemned as heteronormative and homophobic and defend the benefits of western civilisation and you are guilty of white supremacism and for being Eurocentric.

NSW Treasurer Dominic Perottet stopped by the This Catholic Life podcast in 2019, chatting with host Peter Holmes and Catholic Weekly writer Monica Doumit...

Labor could still win Christian voters back I know we have already had a couple of opinion pieces on the review that the Australian Labor...