Catch-ups with inspiring individuals from all around Australia and the world.
Historian of science Dr Luciano Boschiero explains the roles of theology and natural philosophy, the contribution of the Church to the growth of science, and whether the popular idea of opposition between the Church and science is really true.
Philosopher Sr Mary Prudence Allen RSM discusses how religious traditions influence personal identity and development, what advantages there are in being formed in Catholic tradition, and why a purposeful denial of religious formation to children is misguided.
We caught up with Fr Emmerich Vogt OP to talk about overcoming destructive behaviours, finding peace, and (we had to ask) what it was like working with Blessed Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity.
Moral Theologian Professor Christian Brugger speaks to Cradio about the how Catholic Tradition can respond to secular moral traditions.
Natasha D speaks with law and human rights expert Prof. Brian Scarnecchia on the shifting notion of human rights at an international level, the problem of concupiscence in the legislation of immorality, and the state of contraception around the world.
Natasha D interviews the National Marriage Coalition’s Gerard Calilhanna on why marriage matters, and what effects a shift in focus on the meaning of marriage will produce.
Ever felt like Catholics weren’t getting a fair-go in the press, or cringed when you saw the Church being misrepresented by well-meaning but poorly informed Catholics? Catholic Voices is a UK-based organisation seeking to turn things around…
We spoke to Movieguide.org’s Ted Baehr about the contribution of Christianity to art today, the influence of Christian values on successful secular films, and how Christians can approach films which are morally questionable – yet culturally important.