Catch up on the latest lectures and talks from prominent events around Australia
Robert Haddad speaks on how laypeople specifically are called to move past theory and put into practice the call to evangelisation – with reference to his own experiences.
Anthony Cleary speaks on the changes to Catholic education since in the last 60 years, the role & nature of Catholic schools, and the intention of the Vatican II document Gravissimum Educationis.
Archbishop Julian Porteous explains that the graces from Vatican II might not be what we would normally expect; and that we ought to hold fast to the Holy Spirit’s vision, rather than our own.
In breaking open Vatican II’s Lumen Gentium, Schoenstatt Sister Isabell Naumann explores what the Church is and what it is meant for, the images of the Church found in the document, and Mary’s connection with the Church.
Fr Joel Wallace looks at Gaudium et Spes through the eyes of Bl. John Paul II and Benedict XVI, and presents why the Church needed to become more “self-aware” in her modern context.
Fr Chris Ryan MGL speaks on the role of “vital faith communities” in evangelisation, and how these communities provide the good soil for Christians in our world today.
Fr Gerard Kelly discusses how we can work with the personal experience of others to proclaim objective truth.
Archbishop Julian Porteous explains the role of repentance and decision in the conversion process, and how we can communicate the seriousness of sin and the importance of repentance to a society that finds great difficult in admitting wrong.