As Christians we called to create a community of radical inclusion
A “preferential option for the other” is at the heart of the Gospel, and what...
On Anzac Day there is a time for poetry, a time to speak, and a time to keep silent
Disturbing images and stories ascend from the ashes in Ukraine. We are heavy-hearted and disturbed...
Structural change within the Church is needed in the fight for justice
The Plenary Council is an opportunity to amend structures of governance, language, and preaching, which...
Resisting the impatient desire to reform other people
Minding my own business does not mean that I don’t care about others. But this...
It’s not easy being Christian, let alone being Catholic
Being faithful to the Gospel comes at a cost but regaining the respect of others...
Plenary Council reveals a diversity that is both enriching and challenging
When the Catholic Church in Australia gathered online for the first General Assembly of the...
Sexual and gender minorities are among those most excluded in our Church
One thing for certain we can say about Jesus, and therefore about God, is that...
We become the stories we tell ourselves
I cannot control what others think about me or their expectations of me, but I...
When a picture paints a thousand words that reveal the truth
In the quest for truth and justice, the media holds up a mirror that reveals...
Advocating for a consistent ethic of life is not limited to abortion
I am proud to name myself as a feminist. Yet, I part ways with the...
Respect@Work shines a light on male-dominated workplace cultures
This report on women’s safety in the workplace has implications for the Catholic Church in...
Let the Risen One easter in us
The resurrection wasn’t a once-off event, simply about Jesus. It was and continues to be...