Join us for the next Wollaston Research Seminar on July 21 featuring Professor Megan Cassidy-Welch.
Catholic Theological College will again be welcoming visitors as part of the 2025 Open House Melbourne weekend
In this weeks Teaching and Learning webinar Dr de Barba will lead a discussion that explores why self-regulated learning (SRL) may be even more crucial than AI literacy for students in an AI-enhanced world.
I has emerged as a tool for productivity, a threat to jobs, and even a stand-in for God. Much of the language used to discuss AI draws on apocalyptic and prophetic discourse, as well as on images of God rooted in divine omniscience. Rev. Dr Kristel Clayville, a lecturer in ethics in the computer science department at University of Illinois Chicago, suggests an alternative theological framework.
Join us for the Biennial Barry Marshall Memorial Lecture, presented by Bishop Susan Bell, the 12th Bishop of Niagara in the Anglican Church of Canada.
This special morning invites you to reconnect — with wonder, with yourself, and with the quiet magic of music — in a unique experience at WellSpring Centre.
Mindfulness meditation provides a way of relating to all experiences that can reduce suffering and lead to personal transformation.
Considering the multiple relations of religion and power, what difference does religion make, for good and for ill, and what might be the constructive contributions of theology be in fostering global solidarities?
A warm invitation to join WellSpring, to reflect in the silence, to rest, and simply be.
The Divine Word Missionaries (SVD) and the Australian Association of Mission Studies (AAMS) are holding a Conference at YTU on Thursday and Friday 2-3 October. The theme of the Conference […]
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 […]
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.
WellSpring invites you to a morning of reflection, creativity and conversation with the opportunity to consider ‘winds of change’.
Hosted by the WellSpring Centre, this silent retreat is an opportunity for men to step away from the noise of the year, feel stillness, and hear the Spirit's invitation to a richer life.
Save the date, early next year the Wesley Centre will be hosting it's first Theology & Culture Conference on Gendered Violence in Parkville, Naarm.
