Mannix Library is having a book sale from March 2 to April 3. Theology, history, commentary, liturgy, fiction, biography and more. $5 hardcover and $2 paperback.
Join us as Professor Catherine Kovesi launches The Monuments of Westminster Abbey: Power and Memory in Early Modern Britain by Professor Peter Sherlock. You are also invited to attend Choral Evensong at the […]
Rev Dr Max Vodola, Lecturer at Catholic Theological College, will present an online seminar on Friday, 6 March at 1:00pm AEDT on "Leo XIV: The Significance of His Papal Name and Augustinian Spirituality".
Directed by Will Fellows (2025 UD Alumnus) on Saturday 7th March, Queen's College Choir will present a reflective choral journey through movements of Haydn’s extraordinary Lenten work, in one of Melbourne’s great sacred spaces.
Following the spectacular choral performance the afternoon prior, this presentation of Joseph Haydn's Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross offers a more intimate and contemplative experience, and follows the structure of its original conception. Between each movement, brief reflections are offered by leading theologians.
Join us in-person or online for the next Wollaston Research Seminar. Dr Megan Warner to present: Looking for Origins: An Intertextual Reading of Genesis 22
Registrations are now open for Democracy, education and friendship. An online seminar presented by Lonergan Australasia on Tuesday evening 10 March.
Whitley College is delighted to host this public lecture exploring themes of justice and the church’s engagement with the prison system and realities of incarceration.
Academic staff of the University are invited to register for upcoming information sessions on recent changes to Academic Promotion/Classification criteria and processes.
This hybrid seminar will discuss the ramifications for Australian social policy and practice of re-emergence of theological dimensions of the Common Good in the public square.
Academic staff of the University are invited to register for upcoming information sessions on recent changes to Academic Promotion/Classification criteria and processes.
Christian Nationalism in the United States is influencing congregations in Australia. How should theologians and church leaders lead in light of this?
Academic staff of the University are invited to register for upcoming information sessions on recent changes to Academic Promotion/Classification criteria and processes.
