Animal Farm takes shape in Victoria
A highly questionable legal process brought down a good doctor Cardinal George Pell’s complete vindication by a unanimous decision of the High Court of Australia ... Read More
This time is a test we can embrace
In so many ways, it doesn’t really feel like Easter. We haven’t been able to participate in the Easter Triduum as we usually do, we haven’t been ... Read More
The silence of the activists
A total of 52 people were killed in the first six months of Victoria’s euthanasia regime, with another 29 having been approved for death by ... Read More
Amazon’s lesson for a plenary
Pilgrims travel in boats as they accompany the statue of Our Lady of Nazareth during an annual river procession and pilgrimage along the Apeu River ... Read More
From bad to worse on euthanasia
The legal killing of an ever-widening range of individuals is expanding across Australia. There are lots of really terrible things about the quick succession in ... Read More
Don’t get sick in the Wild West
Last week, Western Australia became the second Australian state to legalise euthanasia and assisted suicide, passing laws more liberal than those currently in operation in ... Read More
Monica Doumit: Troubling questions remain
Cardinal George Pell leaves the Melbourne Magistrates Court in October 2017. Photo: Mark Dadswell, Reuters The High Court will examine some important issues The big ... Read More