Here we journey with Sr Catherine-Ann and Sr Marie Tania to get an insight into the life of a Carmelite Sister. We discover why they chose religious life, the importance...

The Olympics are soon to commence and our state and local government leaders are in Tokyo, hopeful Brisbane might win the right to host in 2032. Yet the posturing, contortion...

Laws are supposed to be complementary and not contradictory. Yet the Queensland Government wants to enact a law which will directly cut across a federal law prohibiting the use of...

More than 150 years after the first school opened in Brisbane's then tiny business district, Catholic education continues to grow across the state. Catholic Education Week will be held from...

Whenever and wherever the issue of euthanasia and assisted suicide has been debated over the past few decades, two things are a given. The first is its supporter’s objections to...

Euthanasia activists are pushing to remove safeguards included in Victoria’s euthanasia laws, claiming that doctors are being put off getting involved in the process because of the legalistic and bureaucratic...

Public hearings into the draft assisted suicide and euthanasia (VAD) legislation have laid bare some of the potential weak spots caused by the scheme’s operation in a highly decentralised state....

On the Feast day of Saints Peter and Paul, Archbishop Mark Coleridge will ordain three new priests at the Cathedral of St Stephen. The candidates for the priesthood are Francis...

Catholic Health Australia (CHA) members have ramped up their call for funding palliative care as a better option than legalising euthanasia and assisted suicide (so called “Voluntary Assisted Dying”). CHA...

National Reconciliation Week is a time for all of us learn more about our First Nations people and focus on ways in which we can all work collectively together towards...