The Influence of Ancient Philosophy on Christian Thought and Practice Presented by Dr Angus Brooke This short course will explore the influence of Ancient Philosophy on Christian thought and practice, particularly on the development of the liturgy of hours and breviary from early Christianity through to the late medieval period. The course will investigate – […]
Deatils TBA
Welcome to Emmaus, a spiritual accompaniment program for women, brought to you by Catholic Women’s Network. We will be hosting a free online session on Thursday 26th September at 7:30pm. Come along to hear from the CWN team about the program being offered to women across Sydney. Registrations now open. Visit https://www.trybooking.com/CUUGL
By virtue of our baptism, we are all called to share Christ’s love and mercy with a sad and confused world, individually and as parish communities. This workshop series will dive deeper into the natural and supernatural skills that will give you confidence to take up this call so that we may build invitational, vibrant, and […]
GET READY FOR THE NEXT FIDELIS WITH AGAINST THE GRAIN PODCAST This event will feature special guest Dr Greg Battaro from @catholicpsych speaking on the topic ‘Mental Health and the Catholic Faith: Addiction, Gender, Mindfulness and more!’ There’ll be music, food, a live interview podcast, QnA and more. September 25th, Canterbury Leagues Club. Grab your […]
The Called & Gifted Discernment Process helps Christians discern the presence of charisms in their lives. Charisms are special abilities given to all Christians by the Holy Spirit to give them power both to represent Christ and to be a channel of God’s goodness for people. This session lays the foundation for the beginning of […]
By virtue of our baptism, we are all called to share Christ’s love and mercy with a sad and confused world, individually and as parish communities. This workshop series will dive deeper into the natural and supernatural skills that will give you confidence to take up this call so that we may build invitational, vibrant, and […]
The term ‘lawfare’ first came to prominence in 2001, when an American Air Force Colonel (now Major General and Professor of Law), Charles J. Dunlap Jnr, delivered a speech at Harvard University. He challenged what he saw as the weaponising of the legal system against the defence forces…
“Don’t shoot the messenger” is a popular saying, said to go all the way back to 441 BC when the great Sophocles wrote his tragedy Antigone. In one scene, a guard…
A distraught mother wails inconsolably as the corpse of her son is carried out for burial (Lk 7:11-17). We don’t know the cause of death, age of the deceased, or the family circumstances, but Luke the Beloved Physician is meticulous, as a health professional should be, in his observations and charting…
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