Monday 14 May  2012

Why am I still single? That is a question a whole lot of  Catholic men and women find themselves asking these days, writes Emily Stimpson.

Monday 14 May 2012

The benefits of book groups are numerous, writes Hugh Jackson, member of the Caroline Chisholm Library Book Group.

Sunday 13 May 2013

Moving home can be stressful, especially when relocating from the family home. Margaret Russell reflects on her move last year.

Sunday 13 May 2012

Catholic chaplains listen to and support people in hospitals, prisons and in the community.

Sunday 13 May 2012

The 2nd of April marked the seventh anniversary of the death of Blessed Pope John Paul II. As part of the commemoration of events I was invited to deliver a lecture at the Catholic University of Lublin (KUL) on the idea of a civilisation of love in the late Pontiff's thought.

Sunday 13 May 2012

Fr Andrew John Michael Keswick, 30, has been a priest for almost five years. He was assistant priest at Our Lady's in Craigieburn for two years and has now been assistant priest at St Francis Xavier's in Frankston for almost two years. He has a deep devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God, and is also grateful to his own mother for her faith-filled example in life.

Friday, 11 May 2012

By Edwina Hall

I AM blessed to be the mother of the most adorable two-year-old boy named Archie.

Friday 11 May 2012

Dr Evelyn Billings AM reflects on her pioneering medical work, with her husband, Dr John Billings, and her family.

Thursday 10 May 2012

Since the Working with Children Check scheme began in 2006, 1 in every 4 Victorians have passed the Check but many people are unaware of all the responsibilities and obligations cardholders, employers and voluntary organisations have. Whether you are a volunteer, an employee or employer of staff or volunteers, you have responsibilities and legal obligations under the Working with Children Act 2005.

Thursday 3 May 2012

Pope Benedict XVI, it seems, makes a point of quietly visiting places that hold images that date back to the very origins of the Church. He visited the Holy Shroud in Turin, the cloth known as the Holy Face in Manoppello, a village in the Italy province of Abruzzo, and more recently, an icon of Our Lady in a convent in Rome.