Archdiocesan Archivist, Stefania di Maria, says her mother’s example was a powerful witness in her faith and prayer life.
Since their arrival in Western Australia in 1935, the Carmelite nuns in Nedlands have lived a quiet, hidden life devoted to prayer. The Record’s Matthew Biddle spoke to four of the community’s 14 members recently about life in the cloister…
I recently read that some theologians have argued that we can hope no one is in hell and that all will be saved. Is this a reasonable position to hold?
Christ’s death tore the temple veil, but even this side of the Resurrection, Mark Reidy laments, we look around with veiled eyes.
Information is at our fingertips, something we, in our freedom, wield; divorced from the inner “us”, or is it, asks Bernard Toutounji.
Monsignor John Anthony Barden, a beloved priest of the Geraldton diocese, passed away after a long illness on March 7.
A family, a sporting team or a society can all help to build a positive culture, but only when they have belief in the abilities of the individuals they are forming. Rugby, as Dr Andrew Kania writes, is one sport that teaches, by its culture, some of the most important characteristics of true manhood, characteristics that can help to build a thriving society, if we allow them to.
A friend who has a degree in theology recently told me that if we are baptised we are assured of heaven. I didn’t argue with him because he knows a lot more than I do. Is what he says true?