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Archbishop Julian Porteous discusses the strengths and weaknesses of anti-discrimination law, the problem with "religious exemptions", and human dignity.

 

GG explores how we can use our gifts to live out our faith through the example of St Catherine Laboure and the Miraculous Medal.

The main post for Miraculous Medal appears on Cradio.

Chloe Mason shares the wounds she experienced with her father leaving the family and her journey towards healing from her encounter with Christ.

The main post for Loved By A Father appears on Cradio.

Lorraine and Katherine speak to Mother Marie Pierre of the Tyburn Nuns about the importance of silence and the need to reevaluate our measures of success.

The main post for Happiness in Silence appears on Cradio.

 

Archbishop Julian Porteous leads us in a reflection on the purpose of the Human Person and offers insights from his own 'mid-life crisis'.

The main talk for Know Thy Self appears on Cradio.

Paul Ninnes of Real Talk Australia explains the biggest issues facing youth, his advice to them and parents, and the reaction to his talks about sexuality.

The main post for Getting Real About Sexuality appears on Cradio.

 

GG takes a look at the life of St Cecilia, Patron Saint of Music and draws practical examples of how we can use music to glorify God.

The main post for Memorial of St Cecilia appears on Cradio.

Luke & Kiara discuss Elizabeth Anscombe's Mr. Truman's Degree, political realism in World War II and the analogy of pacifism and celibacy.

The main post for Catholics Read Mr Truman's Degree appears on Cradio.

 

GG explores the love and presence of the Heavenly Father, especially in times which are lonely or difficult.

The main post for The Heavenly Father appears on Cradio.

Fr John Flader meditates on finding God in everyday life through the example of the Holy Family and lessons from St Josemaria Escriva, Patron saint of Ordinary Life.

The main post for Sanctifying the Ordinary appears on Cradio.