13 Mar 2019 |
Fr Andrew Hamilton
To sustain our lives we need to respect the natural cycles: to protect the conditions under which rain will fall, rivers will flow and forests will grow from the source of streams to river mouth.
05 Mar 2019 |
Fr Andrew Hamilton SJ
Love makes us able to celebrate the simplest and apparently most inconsequential aspects of our relationships. There is a synchronicity in Down Syndrome and World Poetry Days being on the same day as they are both about discovering depth and value in places we might see as ordinary.
25 Feb 2019 |
Fr Andrew Hamilton
One of the great gifts the past 50 years has brought is the number of women who have described the world from a woman’s perspective.
20 Feb 2019 |
Brendan Nicholls
When we compare good and evil in the world it’s clear that good has the numbers. Thus, we can be hopeful and positive about our world.
20 Feb 2019
The first Year 12 students have graduated from their new high shool in Timor-Leste with outstanding results.
06 Feb 2019 |
Brendan Nicholls
People are made for growth. If you remove the chance to return to what is safe, then the only way is forward.
04 Dec 2018 |
Brendan Nicholls
Advent is a time to consider how the Christmas narrative might inform the actions of countries who have the ability to offer protection and welcome to those in need.
29 Nov 2018 |
Brendan Nicholls
Take the time to pause for a moment and consider how you might best approach the coming joyous season.
14 Nov 2018 |
Fr Andrew Hamilton
We see cruelty to children as monstrous, but find it tolerated in our society. As International Children's Day is marked this month, let us remember Jesus' command to 'welcome the children'.
30 Oct 2018 |
Nathan Ahearne
If we have the strength to believe that God will be at our side we will be able to conquer every mountain that comes our way.