Chittister, censorship and an adult Church
Patty Fawkner SGS asks whether censorship in the Catholic Church underestimates the intelligence and maturity of the faithful.
Editor's Pick: The courage of the Good Samaritan
Last week we celebrated Good Samaritan Sunday, so it is timely to revisit this reflection by Sonia Wagner SGS on the parable of the Good Samaritan.
Felt in the very hairs of our souls
During NAIDOC week, Good Samaritan Sister Marie Casamento SGS reflected on the spirits of the first peoples imbibing the land in Wivenhoe where she lives.
A treasured privilege over 100 years
Sister Monica Nugent SGS celebrated her 100th birthday last month recounting her many years of service in Japan as a Good Samaritan Sister.
BENet 2019: Exploring Benedictine wisdom under the Southern Cross
Planning for the international conference of the Benedictine Educators’ Network in Sydney later this year, is well underway with an impressive line up of speakers and presenters.
Passing on the baton of history
The Good Sams archives are filled with a treasure trove of stories, as interesting as the stories of the archivists who keep them.
NATSICC recognises Good Sams Oblates
Good Samaritan Oblates, Elaine Walley and Catherine Jones, have been recognised in this year’s NATSICC Awards for their service to Indigenous communities.
