Tag: Education

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.

At a time when religious intolerance is in the news, the collaboration amongst faith groups to provide Special Religious Education to students in public schools is a shining light, writes John Donnelly.

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St Mary’s Cathedral College has accepted female students for the first time in 58 years.

Over 30 schoolteachers completed the staff faith formation and networking course run jointly by Sydney Catholic Schools and the Archdiocese of Sydney, also known as the “Two Wings” program.

Faith, service and a love of learning run in the D’Souza family at Penshurst parish, with Kezia D’Souza the third child in her family to receive an Archbishop’s Award for student excellence at St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney last month.

The growing number of young families at Sydney City South has led Elizabeth Arblaster and other parents on a mission to help foster faith and education in the area, turning the page for the parish’s little ones.

In a generation where young people are increasingly “afraid there may be no truth at all,” University of Notre Dame Australia professors Fr Eamonn Conway and Leonard Franchi have encouraged Catholic educators to retain their distinct mission

One would think that a speaker who challenges the narrative that young women need to make themselves more sexually attractive to be worthy of love is exactly what is needed at a time when we are seeing the devastating mental health impacts of girls placing their value in the number of “likes” they receive for their selfies, writes Monica Doumit.

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So-called equality advocates are up to their old tricks, once again encouraging anti-discrimination complaints as a way of retaliating against Archbishop Julian Porteous for distributing a pastoral letter that outlines Catholic teaching to kids in Catholic schools, writes Monica Doumit.

More than half of Australian school principals are “seriously considering” leaving their jobs as workplace violence and heavy workloads keep rising, a new report says.