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Debate between more traditionalist Catholics and those who want to see reforms more fully implemented has become increasingly heated in the lead-up to the Plenary Council. One thing that could prevent a serious split from happening is the simple act of talking — and listening — to one another. By Beth Doherty
And i believed that was close to the end of our phone call. >> and again, this took place after you had recently spoken with president trump, and told him that you wouldn't do anything illegal for him. is that right? >> it wasn't days after. obviously, it was days after, but a few days have gone by. >> but, you had told president trump he wouldn't do anything illegal for him? >> i did, both times. >> you told doctor eastman that you did not believe there was legal support to justify when he was asking, but he still wanted you to do it, and effectively let the courts work it out? >> i've been w...
BEIJING, July 1 (Xinhua) -- The National People Congress (NPC) Standing Committee announced Thursday that it will launch an inspection of the enforcement of the
If NAIDOC and of the Australian Catholic Church are to achieve their goals time and patience will be required. Yet both show signs of justifiable impatience. This year the theme of NAIDOC Week is Get Up! Stand Up! Show Up! Its tone is urgent, expressing frustration at the resistance to change but also the recognition that new possibilities have opened. By Andrew Hamilton
Last month’s Federal election has delivered what is being considered as the most progressive parliament that Australia has witnessed for some time. Such a change represents a shift in values, experiences and priorities held by everyday Australians. As the Australian Catholic Church continues its process of self-examination through the Plenary Council, what can it discern from this election result? By Anne Walker, Emma Carolan