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World Marriage Day is a tribute to lifelong love and commitment, but it also serves as a reminder that strong relationships don’t just happen. They’re built with care, understanding, and mutual effort.

‘Hate’ is an imprecise term with a range of meanings in different contexts, and its presence is perceived differently by different people. It may be useful as a shorthand in public debate but not as a term on which criminal liability depends.

Gender activists have unleashed a Marxist-inspired campaign to redefine, reconfigure, and eventually destroy the family. Feminists launched a crusade to vilify men and fathers. In response, Charlie Kirk disparaged the anti-family effort in strong language.

In a time marked by volatility and disruption, leaders from Power to Change reflect on a growing openness to Christ in the culture — especially among Gen Z — and the possibility of a coming revival that could reshape Australia’s faith landscape.

COVID-19 lockdowns deeply harmed child development, with new research confirming widespread cognitive and emotional decline.

Rather than chasing virality, Pope Leo XIV has urged young Catholics "digital missionaries" to nurture a culture of Christian humanism — mending brokenness, embracing love, and using technology to bring hope to a divided world.

As Pope Leo XIV begins his papacy, Church leaders reflect on the transition from Pope Francis and how digital tools and AI could influence global Catholic engagement and unity.

Pope Francis famously called on Catholics to “make a mess.” He surely did, and now it’s up to us to clean it up.

I greatly value my personal memories of Pope Francis. But despite its strengths, in many ways, the Francis pontificate was inadequate to the real issues facing the Church.

For over two decades, I’ve had a front-row seat to how Big Pharma's system truly operates — not the illusion of rigorous oversight we see in medical journals or glossy pharmaceutical ads, but the reality of how industry influence is woven into every stage.

Do you ever wonder why you should pray for Australia? Have you asked yourself how your prayers can possibly make any difference, if God is sovereign and does what He pleases anyway?

The Covid pandemic will be remembered not only as a public health crisis but as a profound moral failure. The response to Covid was less a triumph of science than a capitulation to authoritarian impulses.

We now face a new reality as the European Union leadership scrambles to justify continuing a war. Not only continuing, but they had been staunchly refusing to even countenance discussion on ending the slaughter.

At a time where religious intolerance appears to be on the rise here in New South Wales, a shining example of religious harmony and collaboration can be seen in Special Religious Education (SRE) in public schools.

Too many Christian leaders in Australia and beyond align themselves with the cultural elite on sexuality, marriage and religious liberty in an attempt to remain "relevant". If Christianity is to regain its former glory, Christians must once again boldly affirm its core principles.

Certainly, IVF has brought the hope of bearing a child to fruition for a small percentage (23%) of couples who utilise the process. At the same time, however, we must recognise that millions more lives have been lost through this process that treats children as a commodity, not a gift.

Hundreds of people flocked to the St Mary’s Cathedral forecourt to commemorate the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, organised by the Ukrainian council of New South Wales. 

Ukraine was not invited to a key meeting between American and Russian officials in Saudi Arabia last week to decide what peace in the country might look like. Such high-handed power politics rarely ends well for those affected, as these seven historical examples show.

The head of the Tuscan Bishops’ Conference said the passage of a new law in Italy allowing medically assisted suicide was “not an achievement, but a defeat for everyone.”

Even before the announcement on the tariffs on metal imports, there were fears of impacts on Australia, already experiencing a cost-of-living crisis, and the strength of the Australian dollar.