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Articles by Rosemary McGrath
Giving all refugees a fair go
Opinion After years of letter-writing to MPs, protesting on the streets and, above all, listening to and supporting families shattered by a cruel immigration policy, the Circle of Friends paused last month to rejoice over the Federal Government’s decision to give permanent residency to more than 19,000 refugees.
Who is my neighbour?
Opinion It is a feature of our current times, in large cities especially, that people do not know their neighbours. Such is the pace of modern life; such is the transitory nature of people’s stay in one place that the sheer time needed for such bonds to develop is often not there.
Renewing hearts and minds
Opinion The season of Lent is a time for reflection on the gospels, renewal and conversion of mind and heart to a gracious God who desires to come close to us. This God, as shown to us by Jesus, is full of compassion and tenderness, slow to anger and rich in mercy.
Passing the baton
Opinion Are you part of your parish music? New-look marine centre dives into innovation Maddy follows bigger plan All roads lead to CBC Celebrating the gift of marriage Bishop Kennedy on the move In 1987, the music leader in my parish issued an invitation to make choir involvement part of our Lenten offering. It twigged a nerve for me and led to life-long participation in the seasonal music liturgy. By Easter, there came several additions to singers and musicians.
Falling in love - The Southern Cross
Opinion To fall in love! We use the expression to cover many things. You can fall in love with a baby, a sports team, a city, a job, or another person. However, we reserve the prime analogate for this expression for one thing, emotional infatuation, that intoxicating feeling we first get when we meet someone who we sense as a soulmate.
Conscientious objection limits abortion access in Victoria, study finds
Melbourne, Australia, Jan 31, 2019 / 01:47 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Though Australia’s Victoria state requires doctors with conscientious objection to abortion to refer women to another provider, a study published Thursday found that some doctors are noncompliant, “with adverse effects on access to care for some women.” “Conscientious objection to abortion, the law and its implementation in Victoria, Australia: perspectives of abortion service providers”, by Louise Keogh, was published Jan.
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