From baptising a granddaughter to accompanying grieving parishioners, Sydney deacons Robert Tonkli and Philip Pham reflect on how their first year of ministry has deepened their faith and enriched family life.
From baptising a granddaughter to accompanying grieving parishioners, Sydney deacons Robert Tonkli and Philip Pham reflect on how their first year of ministry has deepened their faith and enriched family life.
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RE Search Episode 121: Christmas.

Today we’ve got lots of questions about Christmas - we’ll look at the readings and prayers, and ask about presents and even Santa. With...

RE Search Episode 120: Advent.

Today we’re asking questions about the season of Advent: its colours, symbols, readings and prayers, as well as the things that we should try...

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The Australian nurses who never came home

The 21 Australian Army nurses murdered on Bangka Island will be remembered in a candlelit performance of Mozart’s Requiem at Sydney Town Hall ahead of Remembrance Day.

Why do some priests leave ministry? New study aims to find out

A new study has been launched by The Catholic University of America to explore why some priests choose to exit their ministry within a few years of ordination.

Jordan reels after terrorist attack on church, King vows ‘harshest retaliation’

Church bells rang out at noon across Jordan 24 October in remembrance of the victims of a massacre in the kingdom's south that killed eight people and wounded 40 others during a funeral service the day before.

Everyone can be a contemplative 

A new pastoral letter from the Prelate of Opus Dei reminds lay faithful that all of us have a vocation to holiness and contemplation.

Benaiah Ioelu’s greatest strength is found beyond the footy field

The Sydney Roosters hooker experienced the ultimate team success this year, watching his teammates claim the NRL premiership while he remained an unused substitute in the grand final. But Ioelu’s story did not end there.

Pope invites youth to bring wounds, dreams to Seoul as WYD registration opens

Next year's World Youth Day is not a sightseeing excursion but an opportunity for Catholic youth to deepen and renew their faith, Pope Leo XIV said.

Comensoli challenges parties to fund alternatives to abortion

Melbourne Archbishop Peter A. Comensoli has challenged Victorian parties to match abortion funding pledges with support for mothers, unborn children and the terminally ill.

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