Tag: Women
Dr John Whitehall: Time of the ‘Inclusion officers’
In the dark of night, forces promoting the rainbow ideology of gender fluidity have launched an historic offensive against the determinism of the chromosome,...
Crafting Timor Leste’s women a sustainable solution
Women sew up a solution for Timor Leste
A community of women in the Blue Mountains are sewing up a sustainable solution to an age-old...
Bishop Richard Umbers: The business of making babies
Early last week, the Australian published an article (‘Kenya a new surrogacy source’, 3 June 2019) by Legal Affairs Correspondent, Nicola Berkovic, drawing attention...
Monica Doumit: Church is full of women
On the weekend, I read an article saying that, in an attempt to be more inclusive, a number of Catholic schools in Brisbane have...
A real issue for our Church: promoting the vocation of Marriage
Someone buy Anna Hitchings a drink. She showed no small degree of courage penning last week’s reflection (Catholic Weekly, 5 May, pages 14-15) on...
For want of a lot of good men
We are living in a unique time in history. Never has politics been so polarised, never has mainstream society come so near to amorality...
Choosing the kind of woman you want your daughter to be
It's an interesting time to be a parent. We are learning that every boy and girl is on a gender continuum, and its important...
Bishops acknowledge inspirational work of Catholic women
In the lead-up to International Women’s Day on Friday, the Catholic Bishops of Australia have acknowledged the inspirational work of women throughout the country...
Monica Doumit: Standing tall on womens’ shoulders
This coming Friday, 8 March, is International Women’s Day, which the United Nations describes as “a day when all women are recognised for their...
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Surviving the loss of a child
By Angela Grieve
People often ask me how I get out of bed every day after losing Regan and I guess the answer is that...
