Anthony Fisher
‘Boots-and-all’ style of Catholicism to roll on after Pell’s death
The late cardinal’s values will remain a prominent feature of the Catholic Church in Australia, experts say.
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
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For George Pell, ‘Sin City’ was the right place at the right time
In some ways, the outspoken, brawling conservative Catholic from Victoria was better suited to his adopted home in Sydney.
- by Michael Koziol
Same-sex couple prompts backlash to Catholic schools’ musical
Sydney Catholic Schools billed its production of School of Rock as taking school musicals to a whole new level. Instead, it has had a flood of complaints.
- by Jordan Baker
Catholic Church unhappy with Heaps Gay concert
The Catholic Bishop of Sydney says the City of Sydney council showed “little sensitivity” to people of faith by promoting a Live N’ Queer concert on the forecourt of St Mary’s Cathedral.
John Fahey, a people's premier, remembered at state funeral
The two-hour long service and Mass held at St Mary’s Cathedral brought together a remarkable collection of current and former political leaders.
- by Deborah Snow
Vaccine ethical concerns misplaced, expert says
Australia's top religious leaders expressed concern to PM that vaccine will be "ethically tainted" by aborted fetal cells.
- by Matt Bungard
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Archbishop steps in to stop Catholic school closures across NSW
The Archbishop of Sydney stepped in to stop closures of Catholic schools across NSW, as governments say schools will remain open.
- by Jordan Baker
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Higher authority? Time to put faith in lower emissions
The juxtaposition of Barnaby Joyce's video rant with a heartfelt plea from a vet in his New England constituency exposes the opinion divide on climate change.
Catholic Archbishop warns against 'identity politics' and 'narcissism'
Sydney's Catholic Archbishop, Anthony Fisher, has used his Christmas morning homily to take aim at "self-generated identities", saying "safe spaces and trigger warnings coddle our fragile egos".
- by Angus Thompson
Christians 'under siege', says Sydney archbishop following Notre-Dame Cathedral fire
Sydney's Catholic leader believes Christians around the world are 'under siege' and hopes the fire at Paris' Notre-Dame Cathedral was not a deliberate attack.
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