Having a voice
Our voice may seem insignificant, but it needs to be heard, respected and encouraged.
A world desperate for constructive, positive leadership
Does Pope Francis offer an alternative model of leadership in a troubled world, asks Sister...
Living in the age of “fake news”
We now live in an age of opinion – of assumption – where no one...
“Shame on us!”
Protecting our borders overrides protecting the very few courageous people who manage to risk their...
Let’s be more supportive of our Kiribati neighbours
May small nations like Kiribati be supported to hold onto their precious traditional values as...
Engaging in science-religion dialogue
Science and religion are separate and distinct disciplines, but surely we must learn from the...
Integrity and its opposite – hypocrisy
Has longevity of an institution anything to do with integrity?
Hearts full of thankfulness and joy
If we are to be prophetic for our time, which is the fundamental calling of...
Christmas calls us to be peacemakers, reconcilers
If but one broken relationship could be mended, our Christmas, our God-with-us, might just be...
When does freedom of speech cross the line?
What speech should be free, and what speech has no place in a civilised democratic...
A vibrant cross-cultural endeavour
I am grateful for the decision of my sisters to venture to Japan in 1948...
Love your enemies – within and beyond
Inner enemies such as jealousy, envy, revenge, obsessive guilt, pride, embittered anger can cripple my...