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Frances & Lorraine from The Culture Project Australia share about what inspired them to become missionaries and some awe-inspiring stories from their work.

Content advisory: This interview contains references to suicide and child pornography. If you or someone you know needs help, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.

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GG and her Faith Explorer friend Jake delve into how we can come to love Jesus joyfully and recognise His love, even despite our mistakes.

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Owen Vyner explores social media and its impact to how we perceive the body, authentic social relations and authentic love.

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In this episode, Victoria, Luke and Kiara discuss John O'Brien's The Trimmin's on the Rosary, and the Irish maternal origins of Australian Catholicism.

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Dr. Iain Benson attacks "values language" in contemporary culture and education, and explains its connection to means, ends, and subjectivising morality.

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Jesus does not want us to be burdened by unnecessary things. He sends the Holy Spirit so that we can be helped in every moment of our day. Fr David lemewu MGL speaks about how we can live in this grace in this homily for the 14th Sunday in ordinary time.

 

Archbishop Julian Porteous explains the Christian response to sex and gender fluidity, and his hope for a better understanding of gender dysphoria.

Content advisory: This interview contains references to psychological issues.

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Paul Elarde continues discussing Theology of the Body by exploring the destiny & design of our bodies as God had intended them. 

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In this Meditation, Fr Flader reflects on the Parable of the Barren fig tree; where in order to bear fruits we must be united to the stem who is God and of whom is the source of grace.

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If the life of Christ is alive in us, then we become the good news in the world. Fr Ken Barker MGL speaks about the call to witness the gospel through our joy in this homily for the 12th Sunday in Ordinary time.