Melbourne Archbishop calls for evidence of church risks in wake of restriction disparity
“I am deeply shocked and disappointed at the disparity imposed on people of faith in Victoria today,” Archbishop Comensoli said ...
“I am deeply shocked and disappointed at the disparity imposed on people of faith in Victoria today,” Archbishop Comensoli said ...
Untimely deaths: Victoria’s Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Board reported 124 deaths by assisted suicide and euthanasia during ...
Toll climbing: A woman in a protective face mask walks along the Princes Bridge in Melbourne, Victorian ...
Fr Hien Vu: “Life or death, that’s the reality now, but it’s people – everything is people.” ...
Testing time: A nurse tests a patient for COVID-19. There has been an upswell in community transmission ...
Untimely deaths: Six months after Victoria passed euthanasia laws, the state recorded more than 52 people ended their lives under ...
Susan Pascoe: “The Church’s key social services agencies, including CatholicCares and Centacares, are on the front lines finding people accommodation, ...
Archbishop-elect Peter Comensoli: “I want to also assure you that we have a common cause to ...
Community support: Dozens of Biloela residents flew to Melbourne on May 3 to stand in solidarity ...
The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse has today released a report describing ...
Tragedy: “In the future, at least sometimes, my friends in palliative care will feel very sad ...
Opponents: Former Prime Minister Paul Keating and former Prime Minister Tony Abbott have spoken out about ...
Slippery slope: Victoria’s proposed voluntary euthanasia scheme could claim the lives of more than 1000 terminally ...
Caution: Doctors have warned against moves to legalise euthanasia in Victoria, saying that expanded palliative care ...
Burden to diocese: Students at St Leo Catholic School in Melbourne surround Pope John Paul II ...
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