Deacon Harold explains the uniqueness of man and woman, the relationship in marriage of mutual service and the best way to take on challenges to the family. The post Deacon Harold: Role & Relationship of Mums & Dads appeared first on Cradio.

In this talk for the UTS Catholic Society's Christ Week, Robert Haddad explains and responds to "Mythicism" - the theory that Jesus Christ never existed. The post Jesus: Fact or Fiction? appeared first on Cradio.

Archbishop Porteous shows how the revolutionary conception of marriage in Christianity affected the Ancient West, and continues to be good for society. The post The Contribution of Christian Marriage to Western Civilisation appeared first on Cradio.

Fr Scot Armstrong highlights some of the key modern issues in light of Christopher Dawson, and how the moral dilemma facing our world today is spiritual. The post Christopher Dawson and the Modern Dilemma appeared first on Cradio.

Deacon Harold explains the challenges that contemporary families face, and why the Holy Family can be a surprising model for families facing difficulty. The post Deacon Harold: Challenges to Catholic Family Life appeared first on Cradio.

Glasgow midwife Mary Doogan describes her famous battle with health authorities for the right to refuse to participate in abortion procedures. The post Glasgow Midwives and the Fight for Conscience appeared first on Cradio.

Dr. Matthew Tan looks at popular media to help us explore the deep linkages that pop culture’s trope of escape has with the Christian tradition. The post Theology of Running Away appeared first on Cradio.

At Gracefest 2015, Archbishop Anthony Fisher talks about the life of St Ignatius of Loyola and how he turned his life around to become a follower of Christ. The post Archbishop Fisher: Blessed are the Merciful appeared first on Cradio.

Dr Matthew Tan explains why intentions cannot be relied on in isolation - and why therefore the Church plays such a vital role in Christian actions. The post The Grammar of a Christian Act appeared first on Cradio.

Exploring Chesterton and Dawson, Karl Schmude highlights significant points of complementary and difference, not only in their stature, but their writing. The post The Artist and the Architect appeared first on Cradio.