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Wollongong insights head back West

Perth attendees of the national liturgy conference held in Wollongong last week say the four-day event was filled with insightful talks that have given them new ideas on how to improve their parish liturgies. The four-day event commenced on January 15 with Mass at St Francis Xavier Cathedral in Wollongong, celebrated by Bishop Peter Ingham, who was joined by Archbishop Mark Coleridge, Bi...
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Each venue was filled to capacity for the conference’s keynote addresses. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

National curriculum to recognise Christian roots

FAMILY groups and educators have welcomed a review of the national curriculum that aims to restore recognition of the influence of Western civilisation on Australia’s history. Federal Minister for Education Christopher Pyne announced the review on January 5, saying it was prompted by the concerning results of students over the past decade. Research officer for Family Voice Australia (...
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The curriculum taught to Australian school students will be reviewed over the next few months. PHOTO: MATTHEW BIDDLE

Greens want daily prayers in Parliament axed, again

CHRISTIAN groups say the Greens’ attempt to remove the daily recitation of prayers in Federal Parliament, a practice that has taken place for more than 100 years, will fail. Acting Greens leader Richard Di Natale announced on January 14 that he would request the removal of the reading of prayers when Parliament returns next month, labeling the practice an “anachronism”. Senator Di Nat...
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Daily prayers have been recited in Federal Parliament since 1901, but the Greens want them removed. PHOTO: ONLINE

Change begins at the bottom

LIBERAL Senator Cory Bernardi says preserving traditional family values and morality is a task that begins with each individual. Last week, the politician came under fire after his new book, The Conservative Revolution, was criticised by various media outlets for its pro-life and pro-family views. But Senator Bernardi remains unfazed by the criticism, speaking openly to The Record abo...
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Senator Cory Bernardi’s new book, The Conservative Revolution, has provoked a mixed response. PHOTO: ONLINE

Christian rite from India gets own AU structure

Australia’s southern Indian faithful will have their own bishop after a breakthrough decision to establish a new Syro-Malabar Eparchy in Melbourne.

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Caritas Australia’s new head has experience by the ton

Caritas Australia, the Catholic Church’s International Aid and Development agency, has a new CEO at the helm.

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Prayers, donations flowing as Australia helps the Philippines

Caritas Australia says support is reaching typhoon-ravaged communities across the Philippines but more help is needed as the number of people affected by Super Typhoon Haiyan continues to rise.

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Youth ready to take on the world

Thousands of young Catholics gathered for the Australian Catholic Youth Festival recently, where they were challenged to make a difference in the world and to spread the Gospel message.

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High Court upholds marriage

THE HIGH Court of Australia upheld marriage between a man and a woman last week, ruling unanimously that the ACT’s same-sex marriage laws were inconsistent with the Federal Marriage Act, and consequently unconstitutional. The decision that the entirety of the ACT law “is of no effect” was made on December 12, almost two months after the legislation was initially passed in the ACT Legisla...
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The six High Court judges voted unanimously that the ACT’s gay marriage laws were unconstitutional. PHOTO: ONLINE

Zoe’s Law gives boost for the unborn

NEW SOUTH WALES is a step closer to conferring the status of “personhood” on an unborn child for the first time. Parliamentarians in the lower house voted 63-26 in favour of a controversial amendment to the Crimes Act, after two months of weekly debate on the bill. The bill will now face a vote in the upper house, where the result is expected to be closer. The proposed changes are ...
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Brodie Donegan, at right, lost her daughter, whom she later named Zoe, after being hit by a car in 2009. The drug-affected driver was not charged with Zoe’s death but, if an amendment to the Crimes Act passes the NSW upper house, there will be punishment for such an offence. PHOTO: ONLINE

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