Dynamic talks for young-adults from public houses around all the capital cities of Australia.
Dr Ryan Messmore speaks on the love of sex and marriage as a covenantal relationship described extensively in Scripture, and gives advice on how people can prepare for marriage in light of this.
Lulu Mitshabu tells her inspiring story of how she fled the war-torn Democratic Republic of the Congo as a political fugitive with her children, was accepted into Australia as a refugee, and now works to help the women and children of the place she once called home.
In this edition of Pub Theology from March 2013, Fr Peter Zwaans delves in to the Gospel of Luke to show that Christ’s mission is not one of passivity, but even in His Passion He actively accomplishes that which the Messiah was to do for God’s people.
Fr Morgan Batt draws on his extraordinary life as Army Chaplain and mountaineering priest to present how he has lived his life bringing Christ to the market-place – and how we can do the same to live the New Evangelisation.
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?
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.
In this talk presented in July 2011, Jo Grainger and Anna Krohn shed some light on the damage done by some branches of feminism and the gift of Blessed John Paul II’s teachings on the human person.