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What COVID-19 taught us about medical emergencies
Professor Fraser shares some key insights about what the COVID-19…
Faith in politics: The Honourable John Anderson AO provides an insight into issues within the political sphere and our secular society
Mr Anderson spent 19 years in the Australian Parliament including…
Looking forward: Archbishop Coleridge shares his hopes and plans for the Archdiocese of Brisbane
Looking back across nearly eight years as Archbishop of Brisbane,…
Matthew and Diane Ames share their personal and inspiring story with the Assembly of Catholic Professionals and reflect on how their family responded to Matthew’s sudden diagnosis of severe toxic shock syndrome – a diagnosis that would lead to Matthew having a radical operation to amputate his limbs in a desperate attempt to save his life. Matthew and Diane discuss the emotional hardships, their children’s courage and how their faith and community helped them to adjust to a new normal.