Pro-Life

  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 Kathy Clubb   Although there are many reasons not to support the ALP at Victoria’s upcoming state election, there is none of more concern to parents than Labor’s horrific policy [...]

Dr. Wanda Skowronska   Many use the term ‘post-pandemic’ of our times, full of hope that the worst events of the past two years are fading. Though some of these excesses have faded into the [...]

  I would like to express my thanks to all our supporters for the response to our “Urgent Appeal” which was emailed on 31st May and sent by post on the 6th June. The response was very [...]

  Written by Kathy Clubb   In an astounding reversal, a proposed law that would have forced Catholic hospitals to provide abortions was rejected by Victoria’s Upper House this week. Put [...]

  Written by Tess Duffy   It was mid January 2021 and we had the 12 week ultrasound. Walking out my husband exclaimed “it’s another boy. I just know it. I saw the bits”. I said “mmmhmm, [...]

Written by James Parker Published by Catholic Weekly       The rugby world has birthed a new fiasco as an ever-increasing number of players from Manly Sea Eagles refuse to wear a [...]

Written by Andrew Murphy   The Catholic Church’s enduring prohibition of contraception[1] undoubtedly appears absurd to the outsider. In fact, numerous polls show that it even appears absurd [...]

Written by Kathy Clubb   Last Friday, on the Feast of the Sacred Heart, the US Supreme Court released its much-anticipated decision on abortion law, concluding that abortion is not a [...]

  Those in the US and who have been instrumental in overturning the unconstitutional decision in 1973 now, whilst looking forward with some optimism, are very much aware of the need to [...]

  By Kathy Clubb Parramatta Diocese’s Bishop Long has unveiled the latest iteration of his safeguarding programme, dubbed “The Parramatta Way”, and it is illustrative of some problems which [...]

Written by Andrew Murphy   A consistent theme which runs through the writings of G. K. Chesterton is the capacity to wonder at the world, particularly by rediscovering a sense of awe for [...]

Written by Andrew Murphy   “So the line had stuck in my head. “Sex,” I was pretty sure, meant whether you were a boy or girl, and “sin” made Tante Jans very angry, but what the two together [...]

Written by Kathy Clubb   On Tuesday May 24th, the feast of Our Lady, Help of Christians, the Victorian Liberals voted to expel Bernie Finn from the party after forty years of faithful [...]

  With the Federal election only a week away, Australians are no doubt doing some soul-searching about who would be the most appropriate men and women to lead our nation. Are we to stay with [...]

Written by Kathy Clubb   The Victorian Liberal party has threatened a pro-life politician with losing preselection because of his social media comments in support of life. Bernie Finn, who [...]

A Nation on the Brink of Population Collapse Published by Population Research Institute Written byAthan Clark April 18, 2022 Like so many Koreans in their mid-to-late twenties, Chae-hee is single [...]