The Catenian Bursary Fund
Cradio’s Roland McGready speaks to three recipients of the Catenian Bursary Fund’s individual project grant about their time on mission in Thailand.
Browsing: Talk / Lecture Series
Who Are The Catenians?
Director of Cradio Charbel Raish speaks to some longtime members of the Catenian Association to discover more about their organisation.
1968: 50 Years Later
Professor Tracey Rowland describes the 50 year and ongoing “war of position” against the Church and its teachings since the 1968 student riots in Paris.
Any room for priests, monks and nuns in an atheistic world?
Fr Pius Mary Noonan OSB looks at what the meaning and practice of the monastic life, and its role in the context of an increasingly atheistic world.
Christian Foundations of the Rule of Law in the West
Prof Augusto Zimmermann outlines how Christianity has influenced the development of the rule of law in the western world, and looks at the thinkers who have been part of this development.
Conservative Values and Mainstream Media
Prof Margaret Somerville draws on her experience in various ethics and policy debates to answer the question: “Why are conservative values so difficult to present in mainstream media?”
The Why and How of Defeating Cultural Marxism
Erik Peacock explores the phenomenon of cultural Marxism as distinct from classical Marxism and proposes strategies to defeat its influence in the world today.
Not Yet Erased: Christianity as an Overlooked Minority
Nigel Zimmermann explores the erasure of Christianity from the Australian public square, and how Christians can respond to this environment by becoming “creative minorities” to revive society.