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13 Feb 2018 |
Fr Ross Jones SJ
The Good Samaritan parable has great resonance today, according to St Aloysius’ College Rector, Ross Jones SJ. This is an abridged version of Fr Jones’ beginning-of-year sermon.
05 Feb 2018 |
Fr Andrew Hamilton SJ
While the decade since the Apology to Australia’s Indigenous has not lived up to the historic event’s promise, hope for a better future continues.
24 Jan 2018 |
Michele Frankeni
A ‘Sneaky Jesus song’ may not be a religious tune, but that doesn’t stop it from being deeply spiritual. Our latest song features an all-female Aboriginal group from the Northern Territory.
22 Oct 2017 |
Fr Peter Hosking SJ
Incidents of inappropriate online behaviour by school students continue to be a concern.
The values of respect, empathy and consent are critical to good relationships online and anywhere else.
11 Oct 2017 |
Brendan Nicholls
'Often the difference between a successful person and a failure is not one’s better abilities or ideas, but the courage that one has to bet on his idea, to take a calculated risk, and to act.' – Maxwell Maltz
24 Sep 2017 |
Fr Andrew Hamilton SJ
If you want to stay happy and healthy you need to draw on the skills of cooks and dieticians. You also need them to stick to their own skills. Ask a dietician for a happy recipe and you may eat miserably. Ask a pastry cook to care for your diet and you may become a cardiac disaster.
13 Sep 2017 |
Brendan Nicholls
A ‘Sneaky Jesus song’ may not be a religious tune, but when you listen to the lyrics it could be mistaken for one.
09 Sep 2017 |
Andrew Hamilton SJ
Suicide affects all groups in society. Teachers, doctors, miners, church ministers, and police have all grieved for colleagues who have taken their own lives, and have friends who have survived the suicide of family members. They can put faces to suicide.
06 Sep 2017 |
John Honner
Jesus is reported as saying 'unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven'. Did he mean what he said or was he being idealistic? Do his words mean anything for today? I think they do, especially for Christian ministries in the light of the work of the Royal Commission and its likely recommendations for ensuring the safety of children.
23 Aug 2017 |
Staff
Australian Catholics magazine, in conjunction with Australian Catholic University, is proud to announce the winners of this year’s Young Journalist Award.
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