By Caroline Smith With the growing popularity of adult colouring-in books, which encourage users to relax and reflect through the creative process, it’s not surprising that Christian themes have started to make an appearance. Meditating the Spectrum of Salvation by Sydney-based illustrator Mervyn Soares is one such example. A one-of-kind, contemplative colouring book, it provides people wit...

By Caroline Smith  The life of Floreat Wembley parishioner Dr James McNulty, or Jim as he was more commonly known, was one dedicated to public health in Western Australia, particularly through his work raising awareness of mesothelioma and other illnesses associated with asbestos exposure from the 1950s onwards. Dr McNulty passed away on 27 January 2017 and his funeral service was hel...

Canadian director Christian Duguay (Joan of Arc) explores the horrors of World War Two from the perspective of two young Jewish boys living in Nazi-occupied France in Un Sac De Billes (A Bag of Marbles).

Parents and teachers looking for ways to discuss faith with their children may find a handy resource in 40fied The Kids Magazine published by Sydney-based company, The LMent.

Expecting a newborn baby is no walk in the park, especially when the expectant parents are both 15 year old teenagers.

On the night of Christmas Day 2015, the Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, Anthony Fisher OP, began to have difficulties with his hand movements.

Much loved and spritely Greenwood parishioner, Lillian Fitzsimons turned 100 years young on January 22, this year.

Moviegoers unwise enough to take in a showing of “Logan” (Fox), the 10th installment of the Marvel Comics-based X-Men series, will discover that the very first word of the dialogue is a four-letter one beginning with “F” and the last image of the film is sacrilegious.

How do you pray without ceasing? Do you discuss every little decision you face during the day? Do you give God status updates every minute? Do you shut yourself away from human society altogether, and interact only with God?

Directed and co-written (with Jay Cocks) by Martin Scorsese, “Silence” (Paramount) is a dramatically powerful but theologically complex work best suited to viewers who come to the multiplex prepared to engage with serious issues.