Family

Written by Marion O’Halloran Marion O’Halloran has been married to Brady for 19 years, has 6 children and has been Homeschooling for 14 years. Her father, Bernard Sadler, was one of the founding [...]

Written by Emma Button Emma Button is a catholic home schooling mother of 8 children from Sydney. An architect by training, Emma has a passion for art and literature. She and her husband Sam have [...]

Written by Monica Aarts Monica Aarts is married for seven years and is a mother of four daughters, has been homeschooling her children for around three years. Homeschooling is not for the faint [...]

Written by Helen Brearley Helen Brearley is married to Michael who is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of FLI. They live in the Southern Highlands town of Wingello and are well known around [...]

Written by Jane Gresser Jane Gresser, married for nearly 20 years, has been homeschooling for nearly 15 years. She and her husband, John, have 7 children. I’m a questioner. If you want me to do [...]

Father Pius Mary Noonan’s homily from Gaudete Sunday Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe   Joy, light and peace: such are the dominant themes of today’s Mass. And with reason, for the coming of [...]

“The following account was sent to us by a brave woman who wanted to let others know of the great struggles which some expectant mothers face and which leads some to give into the pressure [...]

The brutal One-Child Policy worked too well Steven W. Mosher Population Research Centre June 1, 2021 The Chinese Communist Party has decided to allow Chinese couples to have three children. The [...]

Written by Kathy Thompson   Parramatta Diocese’ new school curriculum is proving to be of grave concern to faithful Catholics, even though it is still in draft mode and has not yet been [...]

By James Parker, July 2020 What words does the phrase ‘child sexual abuse and the Catholic Church’ conjure up in your mind? Perhaps the words darkness, shame, secrets, destruction, the glory in [...]

Written by Kathy Thompson   While it has been very unsettling to watch the chain of events underway in the US due to the death of George Floyd, it has been no less disquieting to see Black [...]

Written by Kathy Thompson   Reactions to the coronavirus from within the Church have been swift and in some cases startling. Many responses are based on common sense and are no different [...]

A State in Slavery to Atheism Written by Michael Baker Published on Superflumina Babylonis Consider the realities in the Australian State of New South Wales.  Every day its peoples enjoy the [...]

Written by Kathy Thompson   From worshipping in a mosque to getting sex ed from Mormons, Australia’s Catholic schools have definitely lost the plot. FLI has been reporting on this for [...]

After ten years of failed demands for State recognition of unions between two persons of the same sex as marriages, Australians are being asked to express their view in a postal poll.

It was announced in October 2013 that a Synod on the family would be held in Rome during October 2014, followed by a General Synod of Bishops on the same topic in October of 2015. About 150 Synod [...]

This was the headline on the front page of the Sydney Morning Herald on 13th June 2009. Only one problem – it wasn’t true! And it still isn’t true. As a matter of fact, the then Deputy [...]

The Australia Day Life and Family national conference held in Albury NSW from 26th to 29th January this year provided a wonderful springboard for the development of many of our programmed goals [...]

Over the past year Sydney’s major universities have witnessed the emergence of several student bodies promoting intellectual discussion and philosophical debate over the major bioethical issues [...]