Fr John Flader explores the Old Testament roots of the Mass through Abraham, Melchizedek and the sacrificial worship of ancient Israel.

Australia’s most polished lobbyist for voluntary assisted dying (VAD) is Andrew Denton, the founder of Go Gentle Australia and a former ABC journalist. The best word to describe him is sharp: his ...

Theology of the Body Institute lecturer Bill Donaghy returns to Sydney in January with a five-day immersion he promises will "refresh, reboot, rekindle" anyone with a longing for meaning.

George Weigel reflects on Jimmy Lai’s imprisonment, his family’s suffering and the Christian obligation to support them through prayer.

Every celebration of the Eucharist ends with a sending. Having been gathered by Christ, formed by His Word and nourished by His Body and Blood, the faithful are told to go forth. The dismissal is not ...

When Pope Leo XIV enters the Don Orione "Little Cottolengo" on the outskirts of Buenos Aires 9 November, he will visit a place whose modest name bears little resemblance to its scale.

Fr Martin Maunsell’s fourth Cuppa Time book will help build classrooms for children at Irimya church centre in Uganda’s Nyakasura parish.

Pope Leo XIV released his prayer intention for the month of November inviting Catholics to pray "for the proper use of wealth ...

Lebanon’s remarkable comeback in the Rugby League World Cup offers a powerful lesson about God's mercy, second chances, and ...

Two Sydney Catholic communities have celebrated significant milestones, marking 100 years of faith, education and community ...

When Moira Loader floated the idea of running Alpha for staff at St John Bosco College, Engadine, she wasn’t entirely sure why she was doing it.