Author: Virginia Small

Shining a light on mental illness

27 January 2016 EH

When he was diagnosed with depression, teenager Xavier Eales decided to do something to help open the eyes of other students to these issues, with the hope of making life easier for those who might still be suffering in silence.

A new house for God

19 February 2013 EH

Rebuilding the Bunbury Cathedral was the project of a lifetime for architect Marcus Collins.

Riding with hope

7 January 2013 EH

The challenge of a marathon journey is a small thing compared to a mother's desire to keep her daughter's legacy alive.

A different kind of success

1 May 2012 EH

An alternative learning environment is turning the table on what academic achievement really means.

Opening new doors

10 October 2011 EH

Refugees living indefinitely in camps around the world not only require sustenance; they need means to improve their lives - especially education.

Believing in Darwin

10 May 2011

Science teacher and Jesuit Father Terry Kelly SJ speaks to journalist Virginia Small about how he opens students up to new ways of thinking about science and religion.

The dialogue of life

24 December 2010 EH

Religion is blamed for so much, yet, paradoxically, it lies at the beating heart of understanding and enrichment. Interfaith dialogue is one way the Catholic Church is addressing these gaps in understanding, and it's happening at every level.

A national e-vent

11 August 2010 EH

The Broken Bay Institute's series of e-conferences has given the Catholic Church a new model for bringing communities together to talk about faith.

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