Justice is that 'fair go' we all want. It's doing to others what we want them to do to us. It's the social virtue that makes living with others possible, peaceful and productive. It's also something we owe to God. And something He measures out to us!

Written and narrated by the Conventual Sisters of St Dominic.

Prudent people are often the steady "succeeders" of this world, but we often think of them as boring and unadventurous. A good hard look at the moral virtue of prudence may change our minds on that.

Written and Narrated by the Conventual Sisters of St Dominic.

Virtues are not strictly for the 'Holy Joe'. They are good habits that contribute to building that quality personality we all dream of having.

Written and narrated by the Conventual Sisters of St Dominic.

Our personality is not the superficial thing we often imagine it to be. This podcast explains why we are all, as persons, more complex than our external 'style'' suggests.

Written and narrated by the Conventual Sisters of St Dominic

The Ten Commandments are relevant to you - if you are a human being. Most of us don't realise that they are the Maker's instructions for human nature. No wonder human nature finds itself so often in such a mess when most people dodge around them or ignore them altogether.

Written and narrated by the Conventual Sisters of St Dominic, Australia.

Sure, we’re all free to dehumanise ourselves by sin. But we are just as free to repent and get our lives back on track again. God won’t force the issue but He stands ready to forgive, if and when we’re ready.

Written and narrated by the Conventual Sisters of St Dominic, Australia.

Except for Christ and His Mother, we're all sinners. But being cheerful about our sin is just a cop-out. So is treating it light-heartedly like a minor social slip-up. Something that messes up our humanity the way sin does is no joking matter.

Written and narrated by Conventual Sisters of St Dominic.

Everyone is bothered by the existence of evil. But is it an 'existence' or an absence? And who should wear the blame for it?

Written and narrated by the Conventual Sisters of St Dominic, Australia.

We all have a right to our rights. But somehow we have to balance our rights against the rights of others. And no-one has rights without responsibilities. These are ideas which are not always thought through in our 'me first' society.

Written and narrated by the Conventual Sisters of Dominic, Australia

We all have our personal identity . You could say we all have our own reality; our own truth. But these personal truths can be a real problem when it comes to our interaction with others. There has to be some kind of unchanging, bottom line truth that all our so called truths are measured by. What is it?

Written and narrated by the Conventual Sisters of St Dominic, Australia.