Why would a woman…?
Good Samaritan Sisters Sarah Puls and Bernadette Corboy reflect on what religious life means to them.
Persistence, setbacks and a community pulling together
Due to the collaborative efforts of many, the Good Samaritan Centre at Abaokoro, in Kiribati, will soon be sourcing its power from a new solar energy system.
Good Sam leader to speak on violence at “RightsTalk”
Sanctioned violence: what does it do to our society and relationships? That’s the title of an address Sister Clare Condon, Congregational Leader of the Good Samaritan Sisters, will deliver in...
Good Sams open outreach centre in Bacolod
The Good Samaritan Sisters in the Philippines recently opened a new outreach centre in Bacolod.
My God-dream
I’m an ordinary sort of person and that’s how I find God; disguised in the ordinary of my life. That’s my vocation too – helping others to recognise God in...
Doing what she loves and helping others
Former Lourdes Hill College student Janella Purcell feels like “the luckiest girl in the world” that her life as a naturopath, healer, author and media personality allows her not only...
The school chaplaincy debate, Benedict and me
St Benedict affirms for me the great value of one who humbly strives to live out the guiding values of the community and is a witness rather than an expert,...
The legacies of Benedict and Polding
They might have lived in the fifth and nineteenth centuries, but the values that Benedict and Polding bequeathed to us are very relevant for twenty-first century Australian life, says Good...
On friendship
Good Samaritan Sister, Pam Grey, asks: What does ‘asylum’ mean, if not something of friendship? What is friendship, if not sanctuary for the soul?
