Education

Families blog – All creation sings Gods praise

Fiona Dyball 25 June 2024

There is a rich library of music for prayer services and personal prayer during the Season of Creation.

Gaming the Gospels – Harmony Quest

Laura Kings 5 June 2024

Harmony Quest is a dynamic game designed for classrooms or church groups aimed at exploring the connections between science and faith.

AC+ Guide to change and the Church

Laura Kings 4 June 2024 EH

Change relates to the Catholic Church in its ongoing efforts to adapt to modern societal shifts while maintaining its core doctrines and traditions.

Families blog – Saints in song

Fiona Dyball 19 May 2024

Celebrate the Feast of St Mary of the Cross and Feast of the Assumption with bespoke musical compositions.

Star struck

Staff 1 May 2024

Vatican astronomer Brother Guy Consolmagno was interviewed for a podcast for Australian Catholics during a visit to Australia. In the wide-ranging interview with Deborah Kent, Brother Guy spoke about science and faith. Below is an edited extract from the interview.

Reading the room

Laura Kings 1 May 2024 EH

Structured literacy improves reading proficiency among students, even in the religious education classroom.

Gaming the Gospels – Harmony Quest

Laura Kings 1 May 2024 EH

Harmony Quest is a dynamic game designed for classrooms or church groups aimed at exploring the connections between science and faith.

Science in the service of God

Matthew Pinson SJ 1 May 2024 EH

A Jesuit priest in formation sees only benefits in using scientific talents and training in response to God’s calling.

Christian ideas that paved the way for science

Michael McVeigh 1 May 2024 EH

Some scholars argue that we wouldn’t have science at all if not for revolutionary ideas found in the Bible and early Christianity.

Science matters

Michele Gierck 1 May 2024 EH

The Science Show host Robyn Williams aims to inspire younger generations to dive into science.

Nurturing faith and inquiry

Laura Kings 1 May 2024 EH

Hot button topics might arise in the science classroom, but Catholic school teachers can navigate them with sensitivity and respect for both faith and science.