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Have we so forgotten who we are, as a people and as a Church within this people, that we have come to this?...
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Ultimately, Leo XIV reminds us that the choice between Babel and Jerusalem begins in the heart of every person, calling us to be builders of the civilisation of love in the face of the temptation of a new, dehumanised Babel....
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God's Word makes it clear to us today that believing in him means also a rejection of the imperial mindset and practice that is contrary to the Christian ethics of justice, love and compassion....
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Artificial intelligence promises extraordinary advances in diagnosis, prediction, workflow management, and clinical decision support. Yet beneath the excitement lies a deeper question: what kind of Catholic healthcare system are we becoming?...
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He acted in the manner that is natural to him, that is, with a form of respect that does not hinder closeness, simplicity, and intimacy, allowing himself to be touched and moved by what he sees and hears....
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Today we celebrate the feast of Corpus Christi – the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. Each one of us remembers our first communion....
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The third annual Tim Fischer Oration for Ethics in Public and Political Life, founded by Bishop Tony Percy, will be held in Rosehill Gardens in Sydney’s west on 17 June. ...
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It seems that about 90 percent of individuals have experienced significant regrets in their lives, to the point that this emotion can be considered an almost universal experience....
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Pope Leo XIV’s “Magnifica Humanitas” places human dignity at the center of the AI age and calls the Church to guide technology with ethics and justice....