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They’ve brought some of the biggest names on the international Catholic speaking circuit to Australia, including Jason Evert, Christopher West and Tim Staples, to...

It was the experience of becoming a Muslim for 24 hours that set Charbel Raish—founder of Parousia Media—on a journey to deepen his knowledge...

Looking back over the last 20 years of his faith formation ministry, Charbel Raish is full of gratitude for the “awe-inspiring” works God has done through him. The Parousia Media co-founder's digital and traditional platforms reach tens of thousands of people each day and touch countless spiritual lives. 

Sydney Catholic apostolate Parousia Media has announced it will represent Eternal Word Television Network in Australia and New Zealand in a new partnership with...

"Women at the Well" is a local women’s ministry that gathers every fortnight at St Anthony of Padua, Austral. This evening was especially meaningful, as we were joined by international guest speaker Liz Kelly, who was wrapping up her tour made possible by Parousia Media. Liz’s talk focused on “Why the world needs a woman like you.”

A series of fortunate events led author, Elizabeth (Liz) Kelly, to Parousia Media, who has now brought her to Australian shores for her first tour Love like a Saint—named after one of her books.

The parish of St Michael the Archangel, Belfield, formally farewelled Mrs Arlette Bowen, the founder of ‘Lumen Verum Apologetics’, after 30 years of voluntary service as its chair and host. It is a simple apostolate led by faithful people working consistently and prayerfully to give the faith to others.

More than 250 parents, couples, and individuals gathered for an evening with Catholic power duo Matt and Cameron Fradd, who captivated their Sydney audience with a blend of comedy, wisdom and heartfelt stories drawn from their experience as parents and popular Catholic personalities.

With humility and candour the US-based Catholic speaker and podcaster Cameron Fradd reflected on the virtuous woman, beauty of femininity and embracing who we are meant to be.

As iron sharpens iron, dads with children in the Sydney Catholic Schools system came together ahead of Father’s Day to connect and grow in their vocations, hearing from other father and spiritual fathers alike.

American Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers is on his ninth visit to Sydney, and the people keep on coming. The US speaker says it’s because Sydneysiders want to become disciples of the Lord, and not the god of "me, myself and I"—the trinity of the culture.

Dan Burke unpacked the importance of prayer and a relationship with God to a crowded St Joseph's church in Moorebank on 15 January.