‘Street Angel of Sydney’ comforted the disturbed and disturbed the comfortable
Good Samaritan Sister Catherine McCahill reflects on the life of Sister Pauline Elizabeth Fitz-Walter, Christ’s...
So this is Easter… a moment in history, a moment like none other
Like the women at the empty tomb we, too, go in faith. We wait to...
Our response to the 'groaning of creation'
A year since the Good Sams committed to ecological conversion at their Chapter, Sister Catherine...
We become what we pray
For Benedictines, daily, communal liturgical prayer is central to their commitment. They pray together because...
The Year of Consecrated Life: why this, why now?
As the Year of Consecrated Life comes to an end, Good Samaritan Sister Catherine McCahill...
Now is our time to return something to the earth
When our actions deplete or lead to the destruction of species, surely we need to...
The gift of God
Most of us deeply desire the ‘more’ of life, writes Good Samaritan Sister Catherine McCahill....
Vatican II: does it still matter?
It is time for all us to reconsider the call of John XXIII for “Christian...
Dialogue: a way of being authentic
As we continue to aspire to the call of the Gospels, to participate in the...