Family

Written by Kathy Clubb   On their return to studies this year, students at a Catholic college in Melbourne were informed that their male RE teacher was now self-identifying as a female. [...]

  By Donna Allen It’s been a bit more than a year now, since we engaged in a little social and educational experiment. A year since lockdowns and apartheid caused rifts in society and led to [...]

Published by “Voice of the Family” By John Smeaton | 18 January 2023   This is the first in a new series of articles, rooted in the teaching of Divini Illius Magistri, which [...]

The day was fast approaching. We were looking forward to February 16th 2022, the due date of our first child. We were amazed at how quickly time went by during the pregnancy. Everything was [...]

Written by Kathy Clubb   “Everywhere the need exists for maternal sympathy and help, and thus we are able to recapitulate in the one word motherliness that which we have developed as the [...]

  The United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS) and the global news agency Reuters are among a growing number of voices around the world raising concerns about the affirmative care [...]

  Despite adoption’s often less-than-rosy reputation, it has remained a viable alternative for some mothers, and has meant that some extremely caring and responsible couples have been able [...]

  By Andrew Murphy   The overturning of Roe v. Wade sent shockwaves around the world and saw pro-choice advocates in Australia stage protests demanding greater protections for abortion [...]

Written by Kathy Clubb Sending one’s child to a Catholic school and having them receive a Catholic education are important goals for many Catholic parents, but unfortunately they are often [...]

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 Clubb   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 rolled [...]

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 Clubb   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 [...]