Hell hath no fury like a pro-abort scorned
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 [...]
The “Parramatta Way” embodies the Church’s fundamental problems
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 [...]
Bernie Finn’s expulsion highlights Australia’s cultural divide
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 [...]
Liberal Party threatens MP with expulsion for pro-life views
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 [...]
Short Memories and the Kings of France
Written by Kathy Clubb The Pope’s recent consecration of Russia, Ukraine and the world to the Immaculate Heart of Mary has led many to revisit the messages of Sr Lucia, the [...]
History Repeats as “Health Advice” Trumps Conscience
Written by Kathy Clubb Late last year, Augusto Zimmerman and Aramis DeBarros wrote a comprehensive and rather chilling overview of the part played by medical professionals in Hitler’s [...]
Of What Are Our Universities Afraid?
Written by Kathy Clubb The concept of the university was envisaged some 800 years ago, and was established as universitas magistrorum et scholarium – a community of teachers and scholars. [...]
Democracy’s Window is Closing
Written by Kathy Clubb Reignite Democracy Australia (RDA) has been one of the country’s most successful grassroots movements in recent times, galvanising the widespread opposition to harsh COVID [...]
