When more than 100 people gathered under the shade of pecan and macadamia trees on a picturesque Maida Vale property on 18 January, they would have been pleased to know they were contributing to the building of God’s Kingdom on earth… literally.
Women’s cultures: between equality and difference, an issue of great interest to Pope Francis, was the theme of this week’s Plenary Assembly of the Pontifical Council for Culture.
The very first words spoken by Jesus in the Gospel according to St Mark are, “The time has come and the Kingdom of God is close at hand. Repent, and believe the Good News” (Mk 1:15).
February 14 is an extra-special day for MercyCare residents Michael and Carmel O’Dea – not only does it mark Valentine’s Day, but it’s also the day the couple celebrate their wedding anniversary.
A throwback to Saturday matinee serials and mid-20th-century action-adventure films, Seventh Son (Universal) aims to captivate moviegoers with an accessible tale leavened by fantasy and anchored by imperfect heroes who battle the forces of evil.
More parents than ever are choosing to send their children to Catholic and independent schools, a new report from the Productivity Commission has found.
A compelling story about the complicated romantic life of a young legal professional has just been published by internationally recognised author and alumna of The University of Notre Dame Australia, Claire Merchant.
This Sunday, 15 February, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB will launch Project Compassion in the Perth Archdiocese at the 11am Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral, Victoria Square.
Efforts to improve interviewing skills of staff at the Sisters of St John of God (SSJG) Heritage Centre are set to aid further discoveries of the Kimberley’s history.
Catholic University (ACU) has last month celebrated a new chapter in its 25-year history with a formal signing of an agreement to establish a study centre in Rome, Italy.