Tag: Greg Sheridan
Reclaiming the Genius of the Early Church
The Australian’s foreign editor Greg Sheridan’s latest book How Christians Can Succeed Today is a book for the prophetic moment, writes Fr Greg Morgan.
Be bold, journalist Greg Sheridan tells believers
One of Australia’s leading commentators on politics and foreign affairs has written a challenging book about evangelising in today’s secularised culture.
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.
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.
What Easter means to me
Three well-known Catholics reflect on what this special time has meant to them down through the years.
Not so dead and buried, after all
All the evidence around us points to the fact that Christianity is in decline in Australia.
Two generations ago, virtually every member of Australian society...
Writer’s case for Christ
His career has been all about national politics and foreign affairs. Now Greg Sheridan is writing about Jesus.
Defender of the Faith: Fr Paul Stenhouse MSC
Tributes poured in for the legendary priest, journalist and editor, Fr Paul Stenhouse MSC
