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Why Pope Leo was not in Rome on the anniversary of his election....
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For those of us who continue to believe that the Holy Spirit gives the Church the right Pope at the right time, the evidence of this first year is, quite simply, consoling....
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The election of Robert Prevost OSA on May 8, 2025, has been so providential for our church and our wider society. This prayerful, gentle and thoughtful Augustinian, with his message of peace, from the very first moment of his pontificate, has brought healing and balm to our souls....
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The cardinals who elected Pope Leo XIV weren’t looking for a carbon copy of Francis—or for someone who would depart dramatically from Francis in tone and style. They wanted a pastor: a missionary, humble and credible, and a man of deep listening....
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When Cardinal Robert Prevost - now Pope Leo XIV - emerged as the new Pope, many in the mainstream media, and even within Church circles, reacted with surprise. To them, his election appeared an unlikely outcome. But for me, it wasn’t entirely unexpected....
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Catholic Social Teaching is the foundation of our faith in action, expressing what Jesus taught us about living responsibly and building a just society....
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Labor’s commitment to undertake a major review the National Disability Insurance Scheme is an important first step in ensuring the sustainability and operation of one of the country’s most important social support services....
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Prime Minister Morrison has today given the clearest indication yet of how little the Coalition cares for Australia’s marginalised and disadvantaged when he dismissed the Social Services portfolio as secondary to Defence, Treasury, Finance, Foreign Affairs and Health. ...
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Australia’s Catholic Bishops release a statement in the runup to federal elections in May, urging voters to use their voice to protect the disadvantaged and the environment....
Why Pope Leo was not in Rome on the anniversary of his election....
For those of us who continue to believe that the Holy Spirit gives the Church the right Pope at the right time, the evidence of this first year is, quite simply, consoling....
The election of Robert Prevost OSA on May 8, 2025, has been so providential for our church and our wider society. This prayerful, gentle and thoughtful Augustinian, with his message of peace, from the very first moment of his pontificate, has brought healing and balm to our souls....
The cardinals who elected Pope Leo XIV weren’t looking for a carbon copy of Francis—or for someone who would depart dramatically from Francis in tone and style. They wanted a pastor: a missionary, humble and credible, and a man of deep listening....
When Cardinal Robert Prevost - now Pope Leo XIV - emerged as the new Pope, many in the mainstream media, and even within Church circles, reacted with surprise. To them, his election appeared an unlikely outcome. But for me, it wasn’t entirely unexpected....
Catholic Social Teaching is the foundation of our faith in action, expressing what Jesus taught us about living responsibly and building a just society....
Labor’s commitment to undertake a major review the National Disability Insurance Scheme is an important first step in ensuring the sustainability and operation of one of the country’s most important social support services....
Prime Minister Morrison has today given the clearest indication yet of how little the Coalition cares for Australia’s marginalised and disadvantaged when he dismissed the Social Services portfolio as secondary to Defence, Treasury, Finance, Foreign Affairs and Health. ...
Australia’s Catholic Bishops release a statement in the runup to federal elections in May, urging voters to use their voice to protect the disadvantaged and the environment....