Q&A: Marriage & Same-sex Attraction: How Has the Debate Shifted?
In this edition of Q&A, Archbishop Julian looks at how society’s views on same-sex attraction have changed, and how language has played a major role in shaping the debate.
In this edition of Q&A, Archbishop Julian looks at how society’s views on same-sex attraction have changed, and how language has played a major role in shaping the debate.
In this episode of Q&A with Archbishop Julian we look at some of the changes to the liturgy which came about after Vatican II (and those that didn’t), focussing on the first document of the Council, Sacrosanctum Concilium.
In this edition of Q&A with Archbishop Julian, we discuss the key elements of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition and the benefits for broader society.
What is the purpose and origin of university education? What distinguishes a Catholic university from other universities? What do Catholic and non-Catholic students have to gain from Catholic tertiary study?
In this episode of Q&A with Bishop Julian, we discuss the origin of the Enneagram and why Christians would do well to avoid it.
The Church often undergoes heavy criticism for denying women the opportunity to actively participate, but is this the case? What has the role of women been in the Church throughout its history? Bishop Julian, Jovina and Jeremy discuss these questions and more in the latest episode of Q&A with Bishop Julian.
50 years on from the Second Vatican Council, Bishop Julian, Jovina and Jeremy reflect on some of the impacts of this historic event on the Church today.
Why are there married deacons? What is the role of a permanent deacon within the Church? How does a deacon balance ministry and family life? Bishop Julian answers these questions in more in this latest edition of Q&A with Bishop Julian.