General Articles

  • The Resurrection of Jesus Christ | Msgr. Peter Elliott [Published by permission of Msgr. Peter Elliott, 2002]
    Looking at the Resurrection of Jesus Christ in its authenticity in refuting false thieories about this
  • The Ascension of Jesus Christ | Msgr. Peter Elliott [Published by permission of Msgr. Peter Elliott, 2001]
    A theological examination account of the Ascension of Jesus Christ, based on scriptural texts.
  • Brothers and Sisters of Jesus | - [-, 2003]
    Mt. 13.55 and Mk 6.3 name the following as brothers of Jesus: James, Joseph (Joses - the manuscripts vary on the spelling), Simon and Judas.
  • Getting to the Root of It All: Jesus' Family Tree | Edward P. Sri [Lay Witness Magazine, 1998]
    For most readers of the Bible, reading a genealogy is about as exciting as reading a telephone book. Yet this is exactly how the entire New Testament begins in chapter one of Matthew's Gospel.
  • How do we know Jesus? | Msgr. Peter Elliott [Msgr. Peter Elliott, 2000]
    The sources of revelation for Christians.
  • The Life of Saint Joseph of Cupertino | Friar Christopher J.Sharrock O.F.M. Conv [Society of Saint Peter Canisius, 1985]
    The extraordinary life of St Joseph of Cupertino
  • Catholic Tradition: The Key to the New Testament (in three parts). | Paul Stenhouse, MSC, PhD [Paul Stenhouse, MSC, PhD, 0]
    PART III: The Church and the New Testament are not in Competition
  • Help in understanding what it means to be a Catholic | Fr. Paul Stenhouse, MSC [Annals Australia, 0]
    What does it mean to be a Catholic? How can we attempt to understand the complex spiritual and psychological decisions involved in belong- ing” to the Catholic Church? This article looks at ways of understanding the humanity of the “members” o
  • Liberalism: An introduction | Tracey Rowland [kwl.com.au, 2000]
    The Liberal tradition of philosophy treats the individual (rather than the family or the community) as the basic social unit and emphasizes the freedom of individual choice over and above such concepts as the “common good” and “absolute moral goods”.
  • To The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus | - [kwl.com.au, 0]
    To The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
  • Sayings of Christ From the Gospels | Bishop Geoffrey Jarrett [Society of Saint Peter Canisius, 1998]
    Who is Jesus Christ? Our Lord gives us the answer in his own words.
  • Summaries of Christian Teaching | Rev. Geoffrey Jarrett, P.P. [Society of Saint Peter Canisius, 1988]
    An excerpt of Christian Teaching from For Mind and Memory Prayers, Teachings of Christ and Summaries of the faith arranged for learning by heart.
  • My Road to Rome | Brian W. Harrison [Society of St Peter Canisus, 1974]
    The Experience of a Modern Convert
  • Padre Pio's Message for Today | Peter Dwan [Society of St Peter Canisius, 0]
    Many think that saintly souls, especially those who have received remarkable gifts such as prophecy and healing, are to be admired rather than emulated.
  • The Place of Images in Roman Catholicism | Fr. Paul Stenhouse MSC [Annals Australia, 0]
    Examining the role of images in Catholicism
  • Chronological list of the Popes of Rome -Pt 1 | Fr. Paul Stenhouse MSC [Annals Australia, 0]
    From the death of St Peter to 401 A.D. = 39 Popes
  • What is Devotion to the Sacred heart? | Reverend H.A. Johnston [Society of St Peter Canisius Inc., 1999]
    This article analyses the nature and the necessity of the response of Catholics to the love of Christ which is devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
  • Purgatory, Prayers for the Dead, and Catholic Tradition [Part 2] | Fr Paul Stenhouse, M.S.C., Ph.D [Annals Australia, 1998]
    Fr Paul Stenhouse continues his exploration of Purgatory, Praying for the Dead and Catholic Tradition.
  • Purgatory, Prayers for the Dead and Catholic Tradition[Part 1] | Paul Stenhouse, M.S.C., Ph.D [Annals Australia, 2003]
    father Paul Stenhouse explores Purgatory, praying for the dead and Catholic Tradition
  • Why go to Confession? | Fr John Flader [Society of Saint Peter Canisius, 2000]
    This article is adapted from a talk given to the Thomas More Centre Summer School, Melbourne 1999 by Fr John Flader, BA (Harvard), DCL (Navarre), a priest of the Opus Dei prelature, who is chaplain of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.
  • Saint Augustine on Studying Scripture | Dr Tracy Rowland [kwl.com.au, 0]
    An extract from St Augustine's De Doctrina Christiana - On Christian Doctrine - as translated by R.P.H. Green. St Augustine (354-430) wrote his work to enable Christians to better understand the scriptures and share the message.

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