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Greg Sheridan delivers annual Kathleen Burrows Institute lecture at USyd

Guests at the University of Sydney’s St John College were treated to a talk from noted journalist Greg Sheridan AO at the annual Kathleen Burrows Research Institute Lecture. Instead of listening to the state of the world, however, the audience was given a short history of the early Christians and why Christianity is good for society.

Consecration of new church on banks of Jordan River called a...

Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Vatican secretary of state, representing Pope Francis, inaugurated and consecrated the Church of the Baptism of the Lord at Al-Maghtas, Jordan, near the Jordan River.

Christians seek a public holiday on Easter Sunday in Bangladesh

Amid signs of changes and more religious inclusivity in the country, church leaders in Bangladesh called for Easter Sunday to be a public holiday for them.

All Christians are called to the same thing—to be like Christ

A true apostle, a true leader in the church, is one who serves. The faithful do not need to be ordained priests or enter consecrated life or elevated to the episcopacy in order to live the characteristics of an apostle, writes Fr Eliah Abboud.

Despite social changes, France is still deeply rooted in Christianity, sociologist...

Specialising in the relationship between democracy and religion, Philippe Portier, a French academic professor and political scientist, is not surprised that secularised France is so interested in rebuilding Notre Dame Cathedral in the nation's capital.

Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP: We can be friends even with God

Today Christ makes it clear that we can be friends even with God, as if we were God’s equals, sharing a common life with him.

Breaking silence on Christian persecution

For the Martyrs annual March in DC will take place on 27 April to draw attention to the ongoing crisis of persecution of Christians around the world.

True Detective: Night country shows the post-Christian imagination is bleaker than...

It’s unfair to compare True Detective: Night Country to the show’s sublime first season. But it’s impossible not to, if only to show how much bleaker the post-Christian vision has become in the last decade

Q and A with Fr John Flader: Jews and conversion

I work with a Jewish man who shows great interest in the Catholic faith, but at the same time feels attached to his Jewish...

How can we navigate conflict as Christians this year?

I never liked playing team games. Mainly because I was half-blind, large and slow, but also because I didn’t enjoy being part of a...

A birth that invites contemplation of all

The question at the heart of Christmas two thousand years after the birth of Christ in a small town in a far-flung corner of...

New network seeks to accompany non-Catholics

Two Catholics with backgrounds as pastors in other Christian traditions have launched a network to offer friendship and confidential support to people who, as...
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