Archbishop Julian reflects upon Placuit Deo by explaining why we are not saved by spiritualist knowledge or individualist effort, but by the grace, mercy and action of God. Archbishop Julian also describes how the Church offers an antidote to these problems.
Archbishop Julian explains why St John Paul II’s encyclical Fides et Ratio remains important for a culture which emphasises trust in emotion and scepticism towards truth. Archbishop Julian also explains the importance of faith and reason in discovering truth.
Daniel Nour speaks with John McCarthy QC about the prevalence of slavery in the 21st-century, the steps that the Archdiocese of Sydney is taking to eradicate slavery, and practical steps that people can take to help.
Fr John Flader shares a meditation on love of God and love of neighbour. He explores this is relation to the Parable of the Good Samaritan, the Gospel teachings and also the lives of the saints, in particular: Mother Teresa of Calcutta.
Bruce Downes talks about what servanthood is, what is required of us when we serve and what it looks like in our Church today.
Daniel Nour speaks with Fr Charles Dittmeier about his experiences in serving the people of Cambodia, particularly the deaf community.
Fr Flader reflects on the life and death of Jesus through the heart of Mary and he goes deeper in explaining that both the heart of Jesus and Mary are united as one.
Bruce Downes talks about abiding ourselves with Jesus and how do we get our prayers answered.