In The Ocean, the poems and reflections return again and again to the images of nature that mimic the passing of time.
Authors Ann Rennie and Bernadette Mercieca bring a lifetime of experience within the Catholic Church and decades of teaching religion in Catholic schools to this reflection on Catholic education.
The Law of Love is full of stories and sayings that make you stop and think.
This beautiful book brings together photographs and reflections by people who have found a community in a daily early morning swim.
As a scripture scholar and Uniting Church minister, author Sally Douglas goes to the heart of a central question: Do our Scriptures and our belief in Jesus Christ speak to women?
Author, Dr Phyllis Zagano uses her tale to reinforce the presence and role of female deacons in the history of the church.
Essential reading for those who want to understand the background to the Referendum on the Voice to Parliament.
A book that canvasses the larger questions of history and of the wrongs left to be right and the voices to be heard.
The authors write out of commitment and experience of what the Church at its best could be.
Hidden Treasures is thoroughly and unapologetically Catholic. But it is also deeply personal.
Wings for the Soul invites us to revisit the ways in which we have read our times in the light of the Gospel and have responded to them.
The quality of Brenda Niall’s work lies in the clarity of thought, exact choice of words and the alternation of story and reflection.