Australians to Pray the Rosary, Coast to Coast, on Marian Feast Day
Catholics will gather Down Under in hundreds of locales around their country May 13, the feast of Our Lady of Fatima.
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As National Plebiscite Begins, Australia’s Bishops Rally for Traditional Marriage
However, polls reveal an uphill struggle for the Church, even among Catholics.
Cardinal George Pell Charged With Sexual Assault
Australian legal officials and Church leaders stress that the cardinal should not be presumed guilty before he is tried.
Seal of Confession Tested in Australian Clergy Sex-Abuse Debate
Some Australian bishops have offered different opinions about how broadly the seal applies, as the Royal Commission on Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse focuses attention on the matter.
Hae Woo’s Story: Finding Faith and Fleeing North Korea
The young woman, who evangelized among her fellow inmates after converting to Christianity in a North Korean prison camp, is one of the lucky few of the faithful to escape the religiously repressive regime.
Will Australia Vote to Roll Back Abortion With Infant Viability Bill?
Member of Parliament Rachel Carling-Jenkins takes fight to change one of the world’s laxest abortion laws.
In Cardinal Pell’s Old Home, Sex-Abuse Legacy Leaves Melbourne Church Reeling
Though many local Catholics don’t hold the Australian cardinal primarily responsible for the wrongdoing there, his recent video testimony from Rome has refocused attention on the archdiocese’s painful past.
