Anti-Muslim sentiment on our own soil
When we take the time to get to know a Muslim person and engage with them face-to-face, the stereotypes and preconceived ideas begin to break down, writes Ashleigh Green.
Benedictine women religious gather in Rome
Benedictine nuns and sisters from every continent have been meeting in Rome over the past week for the seventh Symposium of the International Communion of Benedictine Women. Among them were...
Dawn of a new era for Lourdes Hill College
The Lourdes Hill College community in Brisbane celebrated the blessing and official opening of new facilities last Friday September 12, including a state-of-the-art middle school building, chapel and sports centre.
What asylum seekers and refugees have taught me
I hope we may learn to see the amazing potential of people who come by boat to our country, says Mercy Sister Elizabeth Young.
An abiding commitment to disability care
Good Samaritan Sister Jeanie Heininger is enormously thankful that God called her to dedicate her life to people with disability and their families, and gave her the grace to step...
Attending to structures of sin and of grace
Our work for change needs to attend to structures of grace as much as structures of sin, writes Sandie Cornish.
Being a Catholic today
Retired Bishop Pat Power hopes that the Catholic Church will be a more human Church, a humbler Church and a Church which is more intent on reflecting the person and...
Listening with the ear of the heart
Listening with the ear of the heart can be a scary experience because it can call me to radical change, to a transformation of my limited human perspective, writes Good...
