ACU Vice-Chancellor and public law expert Professor Greg Craven speaks on the history of religion in Australia, how religious freedom is being eroded in law and politics, and the only effective way Australians can defend such a liberty.
Fr Richard Umbers speaks to Cradio about why education and Christianity are closely linked, how a Catholic university can engage contemporary culture, why a university ought to offer more than a employment skills.
Thomas Kwok speaks on the amazing life of Matteo Ricci, one of the most successful missionaries to China in the 16th Century.
Hobart’s Archbishop Julian Porteous relates to his own experience in speaking on how we can put the popes’ call to a new evangelisation into practice in a post-Christian society.
Fr Thomas McFadden OFM Cap presents Pope Francis’ focus on the scandal of poverty, and how in the poor we encounter “the flesh of Christ”.
Dr Robert Tilley explores how the culture & economy of our society affects us, how this in turn impacts our ability to hope, and what Popes Francis and Benedict say we can do about it.
Fr Dean Mathieson OFM Cap explains Pope Francis’ approach to evangelisation: that it is one of witness, encounter, and co-operation to the Holy Spirit.
How can Blessed John Paul II’s example help us to proclaim the Gospel effectively in the 21st Century?