Marriage foibles make for good comedy, but what can we learn about relationships from couples on television?
This edition of Australian Catholics is about building better relationships in our lives—with our friends, family, God, and ourselves.
Affirming each person we meet.
John Parentich was just ten years old when he and his family fled their home in Croatia during the Nazi invasion of World War Two. 'If we had waited three days, my family would have been dead.'
Living in a country ruled by an enemy has proven to be difficult beyond compare. Ly An Tran shares her tale. Her epic journey to Australia is truly a story of survival.
From a very early age, Marion Guthrie felt inspired by the work of missionary Mercy Sisters overseas. It was during her time at St Columbus Primary School in Ballarat that Marion first became intrigued by missionaries, after seeing photographs of sisters overseas holding malnourished African babies.
Everyone has lost someone, or even something, which they've deeply loved.
Not everyone understands how special it is to be a nun and fewer understand the work they do.
Many times I've heard this story about my greatgrandfather, Eric Gordan Moebus and his life at war, when world travel was just a dream and ships took three long months to get to England. Plane travel was very expensive with only the rich and famous being able to afford this luxury.
Priest and counsellor Fr Gerard Dowling says love can sustain families experiencing hardship.
Sr Megan Donohue has found that one of the best relationship models she can recommend to students is the love between Mary and Jesus.
Sharing insights on building better relationships.