Does being a man or a woman mean anything? What is the different between man and woman, and is it even important? How can we find our strengths in these differences? We interview Peter Holmes ahead of the World Congress of Families to find out.
In this episode of Our Queen, Our Mother: Paul continues his exploration of Marian devotions, this time exploring what the Church really teaches on images and sacramentals – and in particular the tradition of the Green and Brown Scapulars.
We caught up with Msgr Juan Usma Gómez to find out what Pentecostalism is, why it has achieved such growth, how the movement affects the Catholic Church, and what the Church is to do in the hope of establishing unity with the youngest of our siblings.
Does the Church uses its influence to impose its own views on society? What is the relationship between Church and State? What does the Church have to contribute to the public sphere? Bishop Julian discusses these questions and more in this episode of Q&A.
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 his homily for the Sixth Tuesday of Easter, Fr Anthony explores how we can hear the voice of God in places we may not think to listen.
One of the most significant fault lines in Western culture opened up in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, when what we now know as the “modern” world separated itself from the classical and medieval world…
How do we open ourselves to the gift of the Holy Spirit as we prepare for Pentecost? In this homily for the 6th Sunday in Easter, Fr Ken Barker speaks about the grace of the ‘new Pentecost’ that is at work in the Church, and how we can open ourselves to this grace.