Fr Chris Ryan MGL speaks on the ignition point of faith for young people: what does it mean to be a Christian, what are the competing views of the world given to the youth of today, and how can we help call those youth to conversion?
Fr Paul Rowse discusses the notion of a separation of Church and State in Australia, and gives three reasons why the Church must speak out on issues in the public square.
In this episode of Pub Theology from December 2012, Fr Peter Zwaans speaks on love the noun and verb of love: “falling” in love and responding to love. Can the two be confused? Are they opposed? How can they help us to know a vocation to marriage?
Pope John Paul II called for us to have a sense of ‘Eucharistic Amazement’. Fr…
Paul Bizannes explores the development of legislation on stem-cell research in Australia, what stem-cells are and the current state of research, and the prospect of embryonic vs. adult stem cells in medical treatment.
Dr Connor Sweeney presents an alternative view of Friedrich Nietzsche, that rather than an “nihilistic hack” who presents a threat to Christianity, his ideas may paradoxically bring us to a renewal of faith.
In this talk presented in June 2011, Dr Gregory Pike reviews the meaning of human dignity, the underlying ideologies and drivers behind the euthanasia movement, the state of the issue in Australia, and the experience of legalised euthanasia internationally.
Fr Emmanuel Seo speaks on the topic of confession: What is sin? How are we reconciled to God? What are the fears we feel about confession? What makes a good confession?