Tag: Children

Pope Leo XIV has called on people around the world to pray for children living with incurable diseases in a video message released by the Vatican 5 February.

Christmas is a time filled with festivities, friends and fun, often leaving families with a very full schedule of things to do. A wonderful (and most importantly relaxing) Christmas tradition is that of watching fun, heartwarming movies with the family during the silly season.

If you happen to pass by Holsworthy parish on a Sunday afternoon, you will be struck by the joyful presence of the Prusina family. Amid...

The average number of Australian children born per woman over a lifetime has sunk to the lowest on record—1.5. According to a recent report...

A new study from the University of Notre Dame Australia (UNDA) has shown adventuring outdoors has a deep impact on supporting the mental health and development of adolescents.  

Sydney was the proud host of the inaugural Fertility Care Centres of Australasia (FCCAu) Conference, held recently at Campion College.

A study by the Australian Catholic University is calling for a rating system to be applied to books in the young adult (YA) genre as many of the more popular novels have mature themes unsuitable to the 12 to 17-year-old audience.

As we celebrate Grandparents Day on July 27, we’re reminded of the profound role we play in nurturing a culture of life within our families.

Over the course of seven years in the media industry, Natalie Dagher has always let her passion for writing guide her towards her next project which has led her to her first children's book.

Children are among those who bear "the heaviest toll" in the global rise of armed conflict and "the increasing acceptance of force as a means of resolving disputes," a Vatican diplomat told the United Nations.

Wrapping up a Vatican summit on the rights of children, Pope Francis announced he was going to publish a papal document dedicated to children.

Families gather in Sydney West for Run 4 Somkids, a fun run to raise funds for orphaned children under the care of the Somascan Fathers as well as to raise awareness on the benefits of exercise on the mind, body and the soul.