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The Gift of Disability

Patricia Mowbray discusses her work with people with disability, empowering their life in the Church through things such as Sacramental preparation. She also gives valuable insight to how people with disabilities can participate in the life and growth of the Church.

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Problem or Promise

There are two lenses we can use to view the empty and broken parts of our lives, problem or promise. Fr. Dan Serratore breaks open how Jesus' promise to be the Bread of Life can transform the way we understand the stages of our spiritual journey 

Any room for priests, monks and nuns in an atheistic world?

Fr Pius Mary Noonan OSB looks at what the meaning and practice of the monastic life, and its role in the context of an increasingly atheistic world.

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Christian Foundations of the Rule of Law in the West

Prof Augusto Zimmermann outlines how Christianity has influenced the development of the rule of law in the western world, and looks at the thinkers who have been part of this development.

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Christians who think like pagans

While we might act like Christians, there is a real danger that we still think like pagans. Fr Dave Callaghan MGL opens up the readings from the 18th Sunday in ordinary time to show how we need to have a complete change in our way of seeing the world.

Mary Teacher of Faith

Fr John Flader meditates on the total faithfulness of Mary. He also explores how we can learn from this example of faithfulness from her.

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Prayer, Silence and the Order of St Benedict

Sr Hilda Scott OSB, a benedictine nun, explores the Order of St Benedict, its rule and charism. Sr Hilda also provides practical tips for those who are struggling in prayer and silence.

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Conservative Values and Mainstream Media

Prof Margaret Somerville draws on her experience in various ethics and policy debates to answer the question: "Why are conservative values so difficult to present in mainstream media?"

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Is it your problem?

The miracle of the multiplication of the loaves is a revelation of the divinity of Jesus, but it is also a challenge for the disciples of understand their calling. Fr David Callaghan MGL speaks about the personal side of this miracle story in this homily for the 17th Sunday in ordinary Time. This homily was recorded at St Christopher's Cathedral in Canberra.

The Love of Jesus in Earthenware Jars

Fr Michael Doody reflects on the privileged gift of the priesthood, and how they are - like the apostles who came before them - mere human beings.

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