The seminar will draw from Ad Theologiam Promovendam and the Final Document of the Synodality Synod to consider how parishes and dioceses can embrace the ‘flexibility … openness and missionary creativity’ Francis called for in Evangelii Gaudium.
Catholic Theological College is launching the book of Dr Eric Torres entitled Conscientious Objection in Medical Practice: A Content Analysis of the Victorian Parliamentary Discussions Establishing the Abortion Law Reform Act 2008. The book explores Victoria’s Abortion Law Reform Act (ALRA) 2008 as it relates to health practitioners exercising conscientious objection to induced abortion. In […]
A Community of Practice for connection and to share our passion and process as emerging scholars and practitioners in the field of Christian Spirituality.
Explore your innermost, unconscious depths to discover your hidden self and God The journey towards wholeness is to discover our deeper, true self and God, often hidden in our unconscious depths, to become one with God, who is love. The encounter with divine love in our innermost centre transforms the dominant emotion from fear to […]
Join us for the next Wollaston Research Seminar on Monday 13 October, either in-person or online. Professor Mark Brett to present ‘Trauma in the Historiography of Israel and Judah’
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
In honour of James Robert Cardinal Knox, fifth Archbishop of Melbourne When Wednesday 15 October 2025 at 7.30pm (AEST) Location Knox Room, Catholic Theological College, 278 Victoria Parade, East Melbourne Light refreshments will be served after the lecture. Presenter Professor Myriam Wijlens is a Dutch theologian and professor of Canon Law, University of Erfurt, Germany. […]
Designed for leaders and administrators in the faith sector, TEN The Education Network’s 7th Annual Religious Institutions Conference offers clear, practical guidance on the most pressing legal and governance issues facing the sector today.
Join us for the October East Coast Research Seminar
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
This is a pivotal moment in history to respond, not react, to the remarkable report and recommendations that are being offered to us by the Yoorrok Justice Commission. Join us for an online panel conversation to be hosted by Naomi Wolfe, with Aunty Janet Turpie-Johnstone and Jane Hope for this timely and significant discussion.
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
Hosted by the WellSpring Centre, this retreat is an opportunity to spend a week in silence together beside the sea in the welcoming hospitality of Santa Casa.
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
Are you considering taking your theological studies further through research? St Francis College, in partnership with the University of Divinity, offers a range of postgraduate research pathways for those who have completed an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree in a field related to Theology. We’re hosting a Research @ St Francis College Information Afternoon on Thursday, 23 October.
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
Attend our online information session to learn about study options and student life at Catholic Theological College (CTC)
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
In this weeks Teaching and Learning webinar Associate Professor Ardzejewska will discuss her Academic Scholarship Framework and how academics can utilise this framework and evidence their scholarship in teaching and learning practices.
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
Join The Wesley Centre for a conversation hosted by The Wesley Centre and the Australian Intercultural Society. Pilgrim theologian, Dr Daniel Sihombing, will sit down with Dr Omer Ergi from the Islamic Sciences and Research Academy (Charles Sturt University) to discuss the implications of free will and predestination for moral responsibility, suffering, justice, and personal faith.
Engaging Your Faith is a series of short, online presentations inviting participants to reflect on what it means to be people of faith in the contemporary world.
Peter’s lecture will trace the connections between art, spirituality and the insights of psychoanalysis, with a special focus on the Australian novel Infinite Splendours, written by Sophie Laguna.
Join us for the 2025 ACFT Conference: TO LISTEN AND RESPOND: Dialogue as Feminist Method, incorporating the Janette Gray RSM Lecture and Dinner as well as the launch of two edited collections.
Lonergan Australasia presents Professor Matthew Ogilvie, University of Notre Dame Australia on “Lonergan, Finality, Love and Politics”. Can Lonergan’s notion of finality and love show us a better way?
