Leader of Good Sams wins 2013 Human Rights Medal
Sister Clare Condon, Leader of the Good Samaritan Sisters, winner of the 2013 Human Rights Medal
Pilgrimage part of a much bigger journey
For Good Samaritan Sister Mary Scanlon, a recent pilgrimage to Europe following in the footsteps of three “modern-day saints”, gave her time and space to reflect on an unexpected and...
Good Sam typhoon appeal raises over $25,000
An appeal launched by the Good Samaritan Sisters to assist victims of super Typhoon Haiyan which ravaged the Central Philippines last month has raised more than $25,000.
My year of leaning
To be human is to lean on, to allow ourselves to be leaned upon, and to lean towards the other, writes Good Samaritan Sister Patty Fawkner.
Politics a way of giving action to faith
Newly elected Senator for NSW, Deborah O’Neill, says politics is a way of giving action to her faith, and of making a difference to her local community and to the...
Adventure continues at 100
Good Samaritan Sister Dolores Carroll believes the key to a long, fulfilling life is study, travel and learning a new language.
Surprised by joy
Retired Bishop Pat Power says Pope Francis’ Apostolic Exhortation, “Evangelii Gaudium”, is the most enriching and life-giving papal document he’s read since Vatican II.
The sacredness of every child
This Christmas, instead of spending on trivia that we don’t really need, why not spend a little out of our excess to support one of the many agencies who support...
An Emmanuel moment
God is breaking through, inviting you and me to open our ears, eyes and hearts to bring about God’s reign, writes Good Samaritan Sister Pam Grey.
