In this installment of Life to the Full: Fr Greg looks at why people use pornography, the great lie that pornography satisfies human desire, the effects of pornography and related addiction, and the hope that emerges beyond the pandemic.
In the first Life to the Full talk, Fr Greg Morgan presents the truth of the Priesthood: The reality that all priests are sinners and far from perfect; the immense sacrifice of life for the absolute service of others; the immeasurable privilege of being in the person of Christ through Sacraments and to hold God in his hands through the Eucharist; and the scandal to the world of the counter-cultural life of a priest.
“We’re constantly being called into something uncomfortable”; Fr David Callaghan MGL reflects on the rich young man from the Gospel reading for the 28th Sunday of Ordinary Time.
How can we be “in the world but not of the world”? Jess Leach interviews four lay people with different backgrounds on their experiences of seeking lay holiness at this August 2012 Reachout panel discussion.
Archbishop Mark Coleridge looks at what the Church is, its development in the days of the early Church, the dangers of “craving acceptance” as the Church in wider society, and the Gospel that Christ and the Church proclaims.
Professor Anne Hunt speaks about the place of the saints in the Catholic Church, how they fit in, and what they mean to us. She discusses these topics with reference to a number of great saints and blesseds, including Bl. John Henry Newman, St Francis of Assisi, St Ignatius of Layola, and St Mary of the Cross – to name a few.
Homily for the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year B) by Fr Ken Barker MGL,…
Daniel Hill explores new initiatives to reach university students, what works and what the future holds for the New Evangelisation on campus.