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I am concerned that a report by the Sydney Diocesan Doctrine Commission (SDDC) on "The Doctrine of Concupiscence and its Relevance to the Experience of Same-Sex Attraction" is not as helpful as it could be in giving people guidance on this issue.

As we share the gospel with non-Christians, yes they will be hurting and bruised and damaged. But they are also morally culpable sinners who need to hear the whole truth about themselves and the God that they have to do with. Brokenness theology leads to acceptance of sin.

The event this year was a far cry from Eurovision's original vision of an apolitical and wholesome songfest. The sad truth is that the Eurovision event is now a showpiece and mouthpiece of our fractured, decadent, and increasingly pagan society, all cloaked in glitz, glamour, and sequins.

Cumberland councillor Steve Christou has stood by his successful motion to remove children’s books depicting same-sex parenting from the council’s libraries despite a NSW Government threat to remove funding over the decision.

The Boy Scouts of America have decided they will arrest declining membership by becoming more inclusive. From 2025, the Boy Scouts will be known simply as Scouting America.

The government's recent announcement of an “age assurance” trial to filter the internet is a good start in combatting domestic violence — but it doesn’t go far enough.

The homosexualisation of the church has been going on for decades now, but things keep going from bad to worse. Sadly, too many believers see no problems with any of this, or are totally confused about such matters. Much of this acceptance of sin has to do with the issue of acts versus attitudes.

Shocking statistics on the number of Australian children contracting sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are a symptom of a broad social issue that requires urgent national attention.  

“Pride” or “Gay-Affirming” Masses are unfortunately becoming quite commonplace, as the Church in Australia drifts further down the path of decline. The context of the "queer" Mass was particularly grievous because it had been promoted as an official event of Melbourne’s LGBTIQ+ Midsumma festival.

We have a new term – or at least a new way an old term is being used: "influencer". The truth is, we are all influenced by others, and we all have an influence on others. This can be for good or ill. Let me consider each in turn.

There is a gathering storm against religious freedom in this country, and it’s about to break not only upon Christian churches and their schools, but also any private individual who holds to traditional opinions on matters of sexuality and gender.

The finding comes as dozens of US states and many European countries abandon gender alchemy, putting protections in place for the young, vulnerable and gender-confused.

The emerging neo-pagan dark age – aka the ‘great awokening’ – is a time of “great opportunity”, not surrender, Dr Stephen Chavura argues. We should be advancing, not hiding light under a bushel.

On the 75th Anniversary of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Pontiff of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, has published a major document entitled “Dignitas Infinita” or “Infinite Dignity”.

The event in Orange was fully funded by the New South Wales government and was designed to target "youth".

Schools should be teaching children to read, write and do maths, not inducting them into queer ideologies which seem to also include sex with animals.

You may appreciate Donald Trump's efforts to stand up for Christian liberties and defend our rights. But in no way should you look to him to lead the way in bringing about the moral or cultural transformation of the USA, let alone the spiritual transformation.

Supposedly-Catholic Joe Biden rebadged Christianity's holiest day, Easter Sunday, as Transgender Day of Visibility.

The confusion around womanhood has given us a generation of young women who are not only self-conscious and self-loathing, but who are confused about their own sexual and gender identities.

Christian schools and other faith-based institutions should be forced to hire staff that don’t share their beliefs, according to a report tabled by the Labor Government this week.