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Q&A with Fr Flader: The conversion story of Roy Schoeman

Born into a devout Jewish family and educated at MIT and Harvard, Roy Schoeman became an atheist before experiencing two extraordinary encounters that led him to embrace the Catholic faith.

Melto D’Moronoyo: Sharpening the soul in motherhood

A mother reflects on how the demands of daily life can dull the soul—and how prayer and the Eucharist restore joy and strength. In the midst of ordinary tasks, she discovers the need to “sharpen” her spiritual life.

Gala Dinner to Secure Future of St Mary’s Cathedral

A high-profile gala dinner, In Lumine Fidei, on 9 May, to be held at the Sofitel Wentworth in Sydney, will be the centrepiece of a major fundraising push to aid the cathedral’s restoration and repair into the future.

A father’s love in full swing

Just as Lleyton takes joy in Cruz, God takes joy in each of us, writes Anthony Eltarraf. Just as a father guides, encourages, and celebrates his child’s growth, God walks with us, rejoices in our successes, and patiently nurtures our gifts.

The Spanish coach with faith

A notable aspect of the Spanish soccer team, other than how they played during and won the Euro Cup is the faith of their coach, Luis de la Fuente. 

Faith keeps Tanna’s footy dreams alive

Work hours are a bit longer than your typical nine-to-five for Tanna Featherstone, but for this young athlete, there’s a lot on the [try] line at stake here.

Sydney students alive with Purpose

In a time meant for sleep-ins, catch-ups and movie marathons, more than 120 teenagers instead took time out of their school holidays for Christ at this year’s Purpose Camp, hosted by Sydney Catholic Youth.

Little Lovre’s birth was a miracle for Robert and Monica Mikulic

First-time parents Robert and Monica Mikulic say God worked them a miracle after their son Lovre, almost died at birth.

Fr John Flader: Mrs Peterson’s conversion

In 2019 Tammy, who had been baptised a Protestant, was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of kidney cancer which is 100 per cent fatal.

Greg Sheridan tells the ‘greatest story’ at second Labouré Lecture

Greg Sheridan spoke about his “coming out” as a Catholic in the media at the 2nd Labouré Lecture at St Catherine Labouré, Gymea.

Xavier Rynne II: Letters from the Synod 2023, #9

In order for the Church to advance her noble mission in the world, she remains in continuous need of deeply learned, faithful, and innovative leaders, within the Church and throughout the wider culture.

Natalia embarks on her first World Youth Day with confidence in...

Suffering has taught Natalia Matar a lot about herself and she says she is fully prepared for whatever God has in store for her first-ever pilgrimage to World Youth Day in Lisbon.
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