Profiles
10 Nov 2018 |
Michael McVeigh
Fr Hans Zollner SJ talks about the Church's international response to the abuse crisis, and what can be done to better engage with victims and survivors in Australia.
20 Aug 2018 |
Thea Kurniawan
Originally from Malaysia, Noel Chandramoghan is a minister at 24:7 Youth Ministry in Perth, and Youth Minister at Holy Rosary Parish, Nedlands. He says that the Church can be a great place for young Catholic migrants to find kindred spirits, and feel more at home in a new country.
20 Aug 2018 |
Michele Frankeni
Vinnies has always been at the forefront of the Catholic Church’s mission on the ground. We speak to two NSW Vinnies members who are working in different ways to widen Vinnies’ mission beyond the traditional model of vouchers for food, utilities and help with rents.
20 Aug 2018 |
Louise Frankeni
For many who work at St John of God Health Care, it is far more than a job, or indeed, simply care-giving.
22 May 2018 |
Kate Moriarty
The difficulties in trying to explain (or not) a large family.
22 May 2018 |
Natasha Marsh
Julian McMahon AC is one of Australia's most prominent anti-death penalty advocates.
22 May 2018 |
Rosie Hoban
Celebrating her 100th birthday in February 2018, Sister of Charity Josephine Cannell looks back on a life lived for God.
05 Feb 2018 |
Kaitlyn Fasso-Opie
The International Campaign to Ban Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) was the winner of the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize. Many may not be aware that the campaign began in Australia. We talk to one of the founders, Tilman Ruff, about how the campaign was first launched.
05 Feb 2018 |
Tatiana Kurniawan
Most people know of Australia’s first saint Mary MacKillop, but there are other Australian Catholic women who have also lived prophetic lives. We asked one of our young writers, Tatiana Kurniawan, to share some of their stories.
05 Feb 2018 |
Michele Gierck
The military in El Salvador might have made Oscar Romero a martyr, but they could never silence him.
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